Beavers Win 70-68 in Overtime Over Harborcreek
In a tense Harborcreek gym, Corry Beavers rallied from a six-point deficit to beat Harborcreek 70-68 in overtime. Ed Latos led with 21 points, Jim Davison sparked late heroics, and Lee Williams added 15 with perfect free throw night as Harborcreek’s Steve Moorhead scored 25 in a hard fought loss.
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Bobcats Rout Sparta 66-46 in High School Action
Defanio led the Bobcats with 18 points as Wattsburg dominated all periods, building a 14-5 edge in the opener. Sparta’s Troy Rasey scored 42 for the Spartans, Ralph Aversa added 10, and Sparta hit over 50 percent from the line but had only 15 field goals. The Jaggers narrowed Wattsburg’s reserves 28-27 as Sparta prepares to play Tidionte Tuesday.
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Banford Open lead sparks 36-hole total 133 by Finsterwald
Don Finsterwald, 26, of Ohio, shot 4 to grab a one stroke lead at the Banford Open in Sanford, Fla as 36-hole total 133. Stan Mosel opened with a 75 in the first round while scoring leaderboards note. The event carries $15,000 in prize money.
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Harborcreek JVs Defeat Corry 38 to 27 in Preliminary
Harborcreek jayvees beat Corry 38 27 in a preliminary game. Tinsley led Harborcreek with 12 points, Lary Gallagher added three field goals and a foul shot, as Harborcreek built leads in the first three quarters and held on in the final frame.
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Blue Jays fall in overtime to Titusville in opener
Corry Junior High opened its season on the Corry Aves High School court with Titusville topping the Blue Jays 44 to 20 in overtime. Gary Palgy and Steve Olson led Corry with 13 and 12 points, while Broadhurst and Daniel paced Titusville with 11 and 8. Referees were Lighinur and Wagner.
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California Triples Withdraw From PCC Shakeup
A cloud hung over the Pacific Coast Conference as UCLA, Southern California and the University of California announced withdrawal. The move jeopardizes the 43 year old PCC and the Rose Bowl contract, leaving six remaining members anxious about a possible complete breakup.
Area Cage Scores From Meadville Roundup
Area high school basketball scores list Corry 70 Iarborcreek Meadville 75 Erie East Ot Titusville 65 Grove City 30 Erie Academy St Ol City 48 Erie Tech 13 Franklin 6t Wattsburg 66 Spartansburg 46 Randolph 68 Tidbute 51 Townville 75 Pleasantville 41 Cochrantan 67 Mercer 57 Filmboro 67 Suegertown 6 Lakeview 47 Rocky Grove 39 Conneaut Lake 50 Pumatunug 42 Linesville 41 Commodore Perry 43 Cambridge Springs 68 Union City a Millcreek 65 Conesug 57 Lawrence Park 52 Albion 45 Smethport 41 Bradford St Bernard s 34 Sharon 60 Erie Prep 31 Sharpsville 51 Elwood City 30 Bradford 63 Brookville 41 DuBois 49 Kane 40 Coudersport 55 Emporium 39 St Marys 51 Clearfield 36.
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UCLA and USC Pull Out of Pacific Coast Conference
In Los Angeles California UCLA and Southern California announced their withdrawal from the Pacific Coast Conference effective next year. In Miami Florida at Tropical Park Ageravator nosed out Royal Brig to win the feature by a margin at the wire as the 4 to 5 favorite.
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WBEN TV Buffalo Schedule June Listings
TV guide style summary listing WBEN TV Buffalo channel 4 programs by time across Saturday and Sunday. Notable shows include Gunsmoke Perry Mason Alfred Hitchcock Presents Lucy and Jeopardy era game shows with sports and worship programming.
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Cincinnati Maryland Upset Sets Hometown Tournament Buzz
Cincinnati Bearcats rout previously unbeaten St Bonaventure 81-58 as Robertson nets 23. Maryland Terrapins upset Wake Forest 72-58 in ACC play, while Xavier edges Marshall 68-70 to join Cincinnati in the tourney mix. Pittsburgh, Duquesne, and others claim wins as a busy college hoops night unfolds.
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KITTANNING COACH QUITS AT KITTANNING HIGH
Kittanning High School in Kittanning Pennsylvania seeks a new football coach after accepting the resignation of James Rearke. The school plays as a Class A member of the WPIAL.
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Woody Hayes Receives 1957 Coach of the Year Honor
Woody Hayes of Ohio State is named 1957 coach of the year by the Beripps-How ferd poll of 107 American Football Coaches Association members. Hayes led OSU to the Western Conference title and a Rose Bowl trip, edging Ralph Shagy Jordan of Auburn. Neely of Rice finished third, while Terry Brennan of Notre Dame had a notable comeback season.
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