McDowell Wins Third Straight Over Corry Beavers
The unbeaten Millcreekers defeat the Corry Beavers 64-52 at home, led by Ken Faulkner Doug Zirkie and Jim Titus. Titus scores 20, McMahon leads Corry with 21, as Corry struggles with near 20 blocked shots and foul trouble. Erie Cathedral Prep visits Corry next for an independent game.
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Jim Titus
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Erieltes
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Art Hotchkiss
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McDowell Joe Amann
Beaver Sagvees
Herb Klodell
Erie Cathedral Prep
Corry High
Parochiag School Ramblers
Gene Fullmer Honored as Fighter of the Year
Dr. Alexander Schiff of the New York Athletic Commission is named to receive the James J. Welker award for meritorious service to boxing. The New York Boxing Writers Association announced the honor and also listed Gene Fullmer of West Jordan Utah as a nominee for the year’s top fighter award.
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Gene Fullmer
YORK
Alexander Schiff
New York Athletic Commission
James J. Welker
New York Boxing Writers Association
Yesters
Gene Pullmer
West Orden
Utah
Katwarth Neil
Taylor Eyes Rushing Title on Final NFL Week
Taylor trails longtime leader Jimmy Brown by 71 yards entering the last regular season game as Green Bay faces the Rams in Los Angeles while Brown meets the Giants in New York. Brown has 1300 rushing yards this season, Taylor 1229, with no other runner close. Milt Plum tops passing leaders, 2325 yards. Jurgensen and Starr follow.
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NEW York
Jim Taylor
Cleveland
Jimmy Brown
National Football League
Green Bay
Rams
Los Angeles
Brown
Giants
Taylor
Milt Plum
NFL
Philadelphia
Sonny Jurgensen
Bart Starr
Wilt Slumps To 54 Points In Warriors Win
Wilt Chamberlain scored 22 FGs on 42 shots and 10 of 14 free throws as the Philadelphia Warriors defeated Detroit 132-109. Tom Gola and Guy Rodgers contributed, while Syracuse toppled New York 126-124, with Hal Greer 33 and Dave Gambac 23 leading the effort.
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College Cage Giants Keep Winning Touch
Eastern college basketball shaped by familiar powerhouses Providence St John s Villanova Temple Duquesne NYU La Salle and St Bonaventure. St John s beat Oklahoma 68 49 while Duquesne defeated Bowling Green 80 64 and St Bonaventure crushed Bellarmine as Miles Aiken scored 35. Dayton DePaul and Illinois posted wins as Butler topped Bradley and Wake Forest upset by Chet Walker led Bradley. West Virginia Ohio State and California also won in varied fashion.
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Butler
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Chappell
Lary
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Richmond
Mountaineers
Jon Speaks
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Arkansas
Oklahoma State
Santa Car
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California
Area Scores and Coaching Change Highlight Local Games
Area basketball scores show McDowell over Corry and Warren over Rideau while Erie Tech edged Grove City and Jamestown kept pace with Titusville. A coaching change at Houston sees Bill Yeoman named fifth head football coach as Penn State and local programs post mixed results across the region.
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Cranberry
Titusville
Spartansburg
Randolph
Bemus Point
Clymer
Erie Academy
Jamestown
Erie East
Conneaut Valley
Night Football Becomes Real Problem for Pa High Schools
Harrisburg AP report says night football at Pennsylvania high schools has led to more disorderly conduct. The PIAA’s Pathlete poll shows 314 of 695 senior schools play at night, with 28 reporting increased rowdiness and 18 planning daytime games. weather and other factors also influence decisions.
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Pathlete” Tat
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Sparta Stomps Randolph 76 60 as Greer nets 26
Spartansburg surpassed Randolph to hand them a 76 to 60 defeat. Larry Greer scored 26 points and Donnie Albers 23 as Sparta built a 16 point halftime lead and cruised to victory. Terry Maynard added 101 points for Sparta while Bob Crago led Randolph with 41. Randolph 3 1. Spartansburg hosts Townville Friday. Townville beat Pymatuning 88 43 last week.
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Larry Greer
Donnie Albers
Spartans
Joe Frisina
Terry Maynard
Sparta
Bob Crago
Randolph Towns
Townville
Pymatuning
Little Beavers dominate Titusville in season opener
Corry Junior High opened 1961 62 with a 50 38 win over Titusville. John Bittey led with 25 points while Gary Swickhammer Ball Mulich added 10 each. Don Pinko scored four, Dick Tate one as Corry pulled away after a slow start, leading 21 14 at halftime and 37 28 after three quarters.
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Cor Junior High
Titusville
Corry Kantwood
John Bittey
Orange
Binck
Queen City
Gary Swickhammer
Mulich
Asiley
Don Pinko
Dick Tate
Lions
Corry
Ben Calderone
Bliley
Leir
Eagles of
Youngsville
Bowling stars and standings from local leagues
Two women topped 500 and one man bettered 600 in last night’s bowling. Florence Amoroso registered a sit series as the Ladies Terre ational League at WEFW. Bar Wik 505 set in UV. Roxann Bradford 191 and 183. Pete Rasceller 502 triple in Tadusteal League. Dick Smith 2h0 led men above 200. Pitt coach Jack Wiley resigns as Pittsburgh line coach citing a move to the business world after a 3-7 season.
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WEFW
Avalon Corner
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Bar Dot Morton
Mavis
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Hite
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Alre
Dick Smith
Ally
Avalon Ladies
Necebi-Etna
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Clark's
Corry Pharmacy
Big Avalon
Dukes Rally After Upset Victory Over Bowling Green
Duquesne University fans celebrate as the Dukes stun Bowling Green at Port Plea House last night. Bowling Green entered unbeaten in three games, while Duquesne eyes a comeback year behind a surprising victory.
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IBM
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