Corry Beavers in District 10 ratings and local stars noted
The Northwest Sports Ratings list Corry Beavers 29th in District 10 amid a top ten led by Erie Strong Vincent and Erie Tech. Spartans eye a repeat Class C title as Franklins Snyder earns All-State football nod. Johnson is praised though overlooked. Local wrestling prep features Meadville vs Corry with Jay Jackson slated to face Meadville’s Dick Drake. Meadvill e grapplers seek early momentum.
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Corry
Jim Dippel
Meadville Tribune
Titusville Herald
Dippel
Northwest
Erie
Vincent
Erie Tech
McDowell
Meadsville
Erie Academy
Mercer
Oil City
Warren
Hickory
Titusville
Spartanburg
Jocalites
Tidioute
Tidiouters
Spartansburg
Wattsburg
Sparta
Union City
Joe Frisina
Spartans
Saegertown
Terry Maynard
Maynard
Larry Greer
Franklin
Terry Snyder
Harrisburg Patriot News
Larry Johnson
Mike Vincent
Johnson
Texas U
Scott Appleton
Associated Press
Pitt
John Maczuzak
Maczuzak
Knute Rockne
Lenny Moore
Howard
Hopalong
Cassady
Jimmy Swink
Swink
Moore
San Francisco
Bob St. Clair
Meadville
Gerry
Pym
Bulldogs
Dick Limley
Bob Milgin
Jay Jackson
Dick Drake
Drake
Cambridge Springs
Jackson
Beavers
Youngcr
Sammates
Lumaley
Wee Basie Drake
Baker
Johnston
Jay Dacks
Seti
Gray
Bayse
Snow Keeps One Fifth of Pa Hunters From Antlerless Season
Bitter cold and heavy snow across northwest and north central Pennsylvania kept many hunters near fires as the two day antlerless deer season closed. Opening day totals showed 145000 in the field from 204450 licenses issued, with Potter County leading at 1700 and Schuylkill at 1000. Seven non fatal shooting incidents occurred and five hunters died of heart attacks including Stanley Kurdziel Harold Miller Willis Hector Kenneth Throne and Kenneth Davis Sr.
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Harhsburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Game Commission
Potter County
Schuylkill County
Stanley Victor Kurdziel
Hazleton
Weatherly
Carbon County
Harold Miller
Catawissa
Columbia County
Willis Hector
Narrowsburg
Bed Lake
Wayne County
Kenneth A. Throne
Starraca
Lake Como
Wayne
Kenneth F. Davis Sr
Pollstown
Galeton
College Cage Scores Soar
College teams push past 100 points as Loyola of Chicago routs South Dakota 112-68 and several others post high scores. Lafayette’s Lou Day breaks foul record in a 75-68 loss to Columbia, while Duke struggles in a 77-70 win over South Carolina.
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Associated Press
Slong
Lou Day
Day
Lafayette
Columbia
Loyola of Chicago
Loyola
South Dakota
Ron Miller
Lox Hunter
Vic Rouse
John Egan
Memphis State
Bob Neumann
Alabama
Charlie Shaffer
North Carolina
Tulane
Dick VanArsdale
Indiana
Detroit
Willie Somerset
Duquesne
Baldwin-Wallace
St. Louis
Lamar Tech
George Washington
Citadel
Duke
South Carolina
Creighton
Iowa
Rice
Georgia Tech
Wichita
Texas
Bradley
Minnesota
Maryland
Temson
Southern Assissippi
Mississippi State
Loyola of Chicago Tops AP Poll After Overtime Win
Loyola of Chicago holds the No. 1 spot in the AP men's basketball poll after edging Detroit in overtime and narrowly defeating Western Michigan. Kentucky Michigan Cincinnati UCLA Duke Toledo Davidson and others rise or fall as NYU drops to seventh and Kansas exits the Top Ten.
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S. Associated Press
Loyola of Chicago
Detroit
Western Michigan
Ramblers
Associated Press
Arizona State
Ohio State
Oregon State
Kansas
NYU
Duke
Kentucky
Michigan
Cincinati
UCLA
Vanderbilt
Toledo
Davidson
Loyola
North Carolina
Baylor
Butler
Cincinnati
Wisconsin
Clemson HT
Ponies
Tosendade
Madison Square Garden
Little Fairleigh Dickinson
Poledo
Chicago Loyola
South Dakota
South Carolna
Pirates acquire Allen and trade Elliot in minor moves
The Pittsburgh Pirates bought Bob Allen, an 18 year old pitcher, from Cleveland on a conditional basis and sold minor league outfielder Larry Elliot to New York. No purchase prices were disclosed.
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Pirates
Allen
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cleveland Indians
New York Mets
Bob Allen
Cleveland
Larry Elliot
New York
Fernd
Thomas
Gare
Straw
Oldsters
Woodlands
Bill Daniels
Damies
Appleton Top Lineman: Texas Star Named All America 1963
Appleton of Texas was selected as the outstanding college football lineman for 1963 by the Associated Press. He drew 32 of 105 votes from sports writers and broadcasters, amid Texas’ strong season. Illinois’ Dick Butkus earned 4 votes as a key Big Ten figure and Rose Bowl contender.
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Appleton
Austin
Tex
Ackle
Scott Appleton
Texas
Associated Press
Dick Butkuy
Illinois
Basketball Tonight and Coaching Shifts Hit Washington
The page lists numerous high school basketball games across Erie and nearby towns including Clarion Franklin, Youngsville Titusville and Meadville Fox teams. It notes Bill McPeak being rehired as coach and general manager of the Washington Redskins after a 1-1 1963 record.
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CORRY
Clarion
Franklin
Youngsville
Titusville
Rocky Grove
Oil City
Meadville
Sharpsville
McDowell
Erie
East Memory
Erie Tech
Brie Cathedral Prep
Bradford
Central Christian
LeBoeuf
Wesleyville
Union City
North East
Lawrence Park
General McLane
Cambridge Springs
Harborcreek
Fairview
Wattsburg
Northwestern
Girard Grove City
Mercer
Sherman
Panama
Commodore Perry
Townville
Linesville
Greenville
Cochranton
Saegertown
East Forest
Red Bank
Ripley
Mayville
Northern Area
Sheffield
McPeak
Washington
Bill McPeak
Washington Redskins
Notre Dame coaching mystery lingers over Parseghian
Reports swirl as Ara Parseghian meets Father Joyce amid delay on contract details. Notre Dame officials and Northwestern confirm ongoing talks with Parseghian, who delays final decision citing incomplete terms and possible shift in athletic leadership.
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South Bkew
Vna
Notre Dame
Ara Parseghian
Parseghian
Edmund P. Joyce
Northwestern
The
Fighting Irish
Hugh Devore
Joyce
South Bend Tribune
Esi
Northwestern University
Alex Agase
Agase
Father Joyce
Ihe
Stu Holcomb
Staubach named AP Back Of Year
Roger Staubach, Navy quarterback and Heisman winner, was voted the outstanding college back by The Associated Press. The slender star won with 57 percent of the 120 votes from sports writers and broadcasters nationwide.
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Staubach
NEW York
Roger Staubach
Navy
Isociated Press
Cineclini
Bowling stars shine in town league highlights
Sonny Staples and Bob Hand led the Men's A League at Bowl-Aire with high scores as Staples rolled 202 and 213 and Hand posted 213 200 and 199. Hoitink achieved 610 in the Clymer Handicap League, with a 282 best for the night. Other 200s spotted included Pete Russell Jr Frank Messina Ed Slagle Bill Hammond and more across leagues including VFW and Tri-Nord Ford.
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Staples
Hand
Bowl- Aire
Saples
Hoitink
Pete Russell Jr
Frank Messina
Ed Slagle
Bill Hammond
Clymer
Gil VanderSehaal
Dim Lietus
VFW Business Men
Don Bradford
Bob Staples
Lavern Fitch
Joe Geraina
Ray Sanders
McIines Steel Shop
Feed Kaner
George Moss
VFW
Bernard Pless
al Lang
Pete Glayis
Don Readford
Ron Pravtar
Bob Wentor
Andy Syentek
Mel Cobbett
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Snow
Haliday
Arrow
Ow Sport
Ford Dealers
West Smith Street
Tri-Nord Motors, Inc
Blondie
Corry, Pa
Clic Young
Sancommnictal
Batseghien
Athletic Direct
Sonny Staples
Paul Hoitink
Bob Hand
Tri-Nord Ford
Lictus Keystone
Clymer Lumber Co
Dairylea
Babcock
Mctnnes Steel Shop Bowlaire
Porgy
Cory Bakery
al Xander Co
Pateau
Corey Jamestown
Ford
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