Warren Dragons Roll Past Erie Academy In 3-0 Start
Warren high school wrestling page reports the Dragons remain undefeated at 3-0 after defeating Erie Academy 25-22. Dick Thompson, a 154 pounder, has three pins in three outings, with pins in 27 seconds and 21 seconds, and another quick win. The article also notes coaching milestones, upcoming matches, and regional rivalries including Warren’s close win over Erie Prep and a controversial forfeit.
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Warren
Dragons
Hal Miller
Erie Academy
Dick Thompson
Erie Tech
Erie Prep
Leo Higley
Jan Y
McDowell
Erie Rast
Corry
Erle Prep
Prep
Dave Liebel
Tony Zambroski
Myron Lattimer
Liebel
Lou Hanna
Jack Benny
Washington Huskies
Big Six
Pitt
Jacob Tool
Sparta
Youngsville
Joe Frisina
Union City
Eagles
Beavers
Tidigate
Pymatuning
Skein
Tidioute
Jamestown
Franklin
Cranberry
Jin McCullough
Dan McCullough
Elliott Brothers
Michigan
Ilinois
Aparicio Breaks Boudreau Record in 1963 MLB Update
Baltimore shortstop Aparicio set an American League record in 1963 as the Orioles won team and individual honors. His final official averages showed 8898 in hits and 0.962 batting average, surpassing the old mark of 0.9423 held by Lott Boudreau.
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Bublun
AUF
Lins Apollo
Baltimore
Orioles
Aparicio
Hansett
Ouidaigo
Cleveland
Lott Boudreat
Two Corry High Teams In Action Tomorrow Night
Corry High prepares for a wrestling double bill with Titusville, aiming for a sixth straight win as the Beavers also host a basketball game at Wattsburg. Titusville, coached by Phil Myers, seeks improvement after a 41 9 opener loss to Oil City while Corry’s wrestlers look to extend their Section Two dominance. Wattsburg provides a tough basketball test as six game season winds toward a holiday break.
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Hocket
Streas
Queen Cillans
Oil City
Corry
Beavers
Titusville
Phil Myers
Bill Blood
Beaver Basketeers
Wattsburg
Beaver Dribblers
Dick Fox
Bob Ditfenbacher
Corry Pistol Team Bows To Erieltes on Range
Corry pistol team loses to the Erieltes on East Washington street range last night. The Erieltes win the first match by ten points and the second by twenty. Dick Lindberg leads individuals with a 56-1 score for the evening while Franke totals 57, including 204 in the second match as the best of the night.
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Walnut Creek
Washington Street
Erieltes
Invaders
Corry
Dick Lindberg
Franke
Brie
Junior High 5 Falls to Sparta in Season Opener
Sparta junior high defeated Junior High 5 by a score not fully readable. Corryites led 12 12 at halftime but were outscored 21 13 in the second half. Don Minnick led Sparta with 14 points while Bobby Troyer added 5 for Corry. The Corry locals, 0 3, are idle Friday January 3 at Oil City North.
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Lorry
Kansburg
Little Beavers
Spartansburg
Gary Blynt
Corryites
George Pain
Lary Rieck
Jack Hammond
Mark Donaghue
Pete McLaughlin
Chuck Mack
Corry
Little Spartans
Don Minnick
Eldon Miller
Diana
Scoutes
Peach “Ha
Bobby Troyer
Bruce Allen
Oil City North
College Grid Gate Over 72,000,000
The NCAA reports 1963 college football attendance at 22,237,094, a record jump of 1,008,932 despite 34 cancellations after President Kennedy's assassination. Ohio State led per-game attendance, Michigan topped by total figures, and LSU, Michigan State, Wisconsin, Michigan, Texas, Minnesota, Iowa, Washington, and USC followed in the top ten. Eight conferences posted gains while three fell. Pitt and Penn State showed notable declines.
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NEW York
Ohio State
Kennedy
Ncaa Service Bureau
NCAA
Michigan
Buckeyes
Louisiana State
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Texas
Minnesota
Iowa
Washington
Southern California
Oklahoma
Illinois
Note
Dame
Georgia Tech
Southern Methodist
Stanford
USCA
Tulane
UCLA
Midwest
Southwest
South
Dixie
Big Eight
Ivy
Missouri Valley
Mid American
Southern
Big Six
Atlantic Coast
Western Athletic
Southeastern
Pitt
Penn State
Buddy Parker trades Dial for Appleton in Steelers move
Pittsburgh AP reports coach Buddy Parker trades star receiver Buddy Dial to Dallas for draft rights to Texas All-America tackle Scott Appleton. Parker says swap strengthens defensive line as he announces the deal amid surprise by the team and league.
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Pittsburgh
Buddy Parker
Pittsburgh Steelers
Buddy Dial
Dallas Cowboys
Scott Appleton
Texas
Ods
Sanda
Appleton Among Best Available Picks in NFL Draft
Parker defended the Cowboys draft moves noting Appleton from the No. position was the best available. He acknowledged upset over trading Dial but stressed depth at receiver with additions Paul Martha of Pittsburgh and Jim Kelly of Notre Dame. Martha and Kelly also signed contracts.
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Appleton
Cowboys
Dial
Parker
Paul Martha
Jim Kelly
Martha
Pitt
Kelly
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
NYU falls to Villanova amid Philly upset and other top games
NYU loses 63-59 in Philadelphia as Villanova, led by Wally Jones, stymies the Violet defense. Elsewhere Cincinnati, Vanderbilt, and Davidson win Big Ten and Southern Conference showdowns. Tulsa, Army, Hofstra, Manhattan, and Altoma post upsets or close wins with key late plays and standout scorers.
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Associated Press
NYU
Toledo
Staten Island
New York
Little Warner College
Hank Pedro
Philadelphia
Villanova
Wally Jones
Pourth
Cincininnati
Colorado
Vanderbilt
Texas Christian I
Davidson
Furman
Bill Kusleika
Tulsa
Michigan State
Joe Adamitis
Ing
George Washington
Richmond
Larry Lankins
North Carolina State
Tulane
Army v
Ohio University
Hofstra
Navy
Manhattan
Temple
Altona
California
Bears
Seahawks
Violets
Pedro
van Neher
Kramer
Jones Boy
Larry Jones
Jones
Ray Wolford
Cincinnati
Ron Bonham
TCU
Wayne Taylor
Fred Mercer
Dixie Teams Prepare For Liberty Bowl
North Carolina State and Mississippi State head to Philadelphia for two days of drills before Saturdays Liberty Bowl. Winter weather brings snow and frigid forecast as North Carolina State's Jim Rossi leads the Wolfpack with an ACC title tie and coach Earle Edwards. Mississippi State under coach Paul Davis features guard Pat Watson with a 6 4 2 season mark and wins over Auburn and LSU, setting the stage for a smaller-than-capacity Army-Navy Stadium matchup.
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Panavenersa
Philadelphia
North Carolina State
International Airport
Bulldogs
Mississippi State
Philadelphia Stadium
Earle Edwards
Wolfpack
Paul Davis
Pat Watson
Auburn
Louisiana State
Mississippi
Saturday high school games across Erie area schedule
Corry faces Wattsburg and Union City meets Spartansbore while Franklin plays Cranberry Townville hosts Titusville Meadville travels to Sharon Hickory visits Oil City and Warren goes to Teeh Erie Strong Vincent hosts Har varcreek Fort LeBoeuf plays McDowell Clymer visits Ripley Conneaut Valley at Fairview Cambridge Springs at North East Greenville at Suegertown Commodore Perry vs Lines ville Mercer battles West Middlesex Grove vs Wilmington Rocky Grove meets Keystone Forestville at Sherman North Clarion versus Pleasantville Erie Tech vs Erie East Erie Academy plays Erie Prep Harborcrvek encounters Conneaut Tidioute at Pymatuning NBA results listed include Boston over New York 185 to 111 and Baltimore over Detroit 124 to LWT with St Louis beating San Francisco 104 to 96 and Los Angeles defeating Philadelphia.
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Corry
Wattsburg
Union City
Spartansbore
Franklin
Cranberry
Townville
Titusville
Meadville
Sharon
Hickory
Oil City
Warren
Teeh
Erie
Strong Vincent
Harvarcreek
Fort LeBoeuf
McDowell
Harborcrvek
Conneaut Tidioute al Pymatuning
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Detroit
San Francisco
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Bowling night sparks high scores and notable finishes
In the Men's A League at VFW Zewatsky and Renzi led with strong series. Zewatsky posted 226 182 201 while Renzi rolled 171 202 235. Bob Watts struck 287 for the night’s top game and Cassett added a 159 triple. Other A League scores included 225 222 216 from Lindstrom Coun Carr Staples 208, and many near 200s. The Raymond League ended its first half as Tom MeKeta hit 240 and MeKeta Bailey Slava posted 209 212.
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Ei Zewatsky
Pat Renzi
Russ Cassett
Zewatsky
Renzi
VFW
al Xander
Bob Watts
Cassett
Pepsi-Cola
Bob Lindstrom
Shorty Coun
Varry Carr
Sonny Staples
Bob Morton
Boty Hand
Chuck Perit
Frank Messina
Bill Laniivlle
Joe Baresi
Joe King Jeisel
Rex Treland
Chuck Bleyshi
Lafe Douglas
Spartans Host Union City Five In Relurgs Game
Sparta faces Union City tomorrow night in a relurgs game after a 11 45 win over the Bears. The Spartans, who suffered their only home loss this year to Saegertown, seek to rebound with key returnees Tubbs sidelined by a broken ankle and Frisina’s squad aiming to extend a strong home record. Game time is 6 o clock.
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Spriltane Sui
Spartans
Spartansburg
Union City
Sparta
Bears
Aloe Frisina
Saegertown
Disteiek
Dim "Tubbs
Libbs
Lattepmen
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Corry High
Lawrence Park
Eric East
Diffenbacher
East
Harborcreek
Fairview
Bobcats
Beaver Court
Doug Miller
Gene Combs
Dick Robinson
Ken Pervick
Bruce Frazee
Robinson
Ferrick
Frazee
Combs
Bob Mulvin
Gil City
Usville
Myersmen
Nuusulle
Ray DeArment
Ray Smith
Tom Himes
John Shaffer
al Wakefield
Rod Bush
Mike Anderson
Craig Burleigh
Harold Shaffer
Tom Reinhardt
Dave Pitch
Wakefield
Bush
Anderson
Pakulski
McElroy
K. Lindberg
Balog R. Lindberg
Walnut Creek Williams
Snyder
Nye _ Shaffer
Pakulski _ McLlroy
Potter Snyder
Niles
Frank
Junior High
Buddy
Rossin
Nan
Philly
Fogle Lumber
Atlas
Blondie
Poe
Moose
Bi Bo
Funaris
Vizcorta
Antlers
Frank's Auto
M&r Plumbing Crystal Coal
al Corry Savings & Loan
Aymond
Moose's Rest & Bar
Pepsi'Cola
Gorey Baker
Citizens Bank
Root
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Club Today
Decca
Aces Ames Brothers
Lawrence Welk
McGuire
Corry Savings and Loan
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