Indiana and North Carolina Rise in Major-College Poll
Indiana climbs from ninth to fifth after beating Kansas State 89-83 and North Carolina State 101-97 in overtime. North Carolina advances to fourth by defeating Kentucky and Princeton, while Kentucky drops to seventh and Princeton exits the Top Ten. UCLA leads with 30 first place votes. Houston is No. 2, Vanderbilt No. 3, North Carolina No. 4, Indiana No. 5, and Davidson No. 6.
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Marciano Drops Dempsey In Three For Title
Rocky Marciano defeats Jack Dempsey in the 13th round in a simulated match finale of a 15 week all time heavyweight tournament created by a Miami producer and syndicated via radio. Marciano remains undefeated in this computer drawn bout.
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JV Mat Assignments Announced for Home Opener
Beaver JV wrestling coach Bob Bexson sets tonight at 6:30 for the home opener against Ft LeBoeuf with Lanny Fitch at 106, Jeff Jackson 103, Gary Kuzma 112, Dave Crowell 120, Steve Gates 127, J Larry Walters 133, Wayne Mick 138, Don Johnson 145, Mike Comitz 154, Sam Dubrosky 165, Bill Johnston 180, and Dave McCray unlimited. Ft LeBoeuf won seven events last week. Beavers beat Wattsburg. Radio coverage by Harris Lipez of Lock Haven with CAHS Pep Band debut. Season tickets $3.60 for all home matches excluding the holiday tournament.
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Local bowlers shine as Caruso leads in Bowl-Aire action
R Caruso rolled 2350 for high game honors in the Men s Bowl-Aire A League. Standouts included Hammerlee 204 211 599 and Caruso 285, Barnes 224, Clabbatt 222, McEldowney 220, Shannon 217, Dundon 207, Meerhoff 205, Blynt 202, Buesink 202, Holthouse 201, Merkle 201 and Robinson 200. Other league scores feature Costa Garage Paul s Men s Wear and varied team results across multiple clubs with top marks from Hajec, Niedomus, Owens, Sandburg and Lobdell.
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Wilt Chamberlain Reaches 24000 Point Career Milestone
New York AP reports Wilt Chamberlain, the NBA’s top scorer, scored 66 against Chicago and 47 against Seattle to surpass 24,000 career points. He leads the league with 708 total points, a .555 field goal percentage, 803 rebounds and 220 assists this season.
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Injuries Source Of Worry To Packers
Green Bay faces a mounting injury list ahead of the NFL Western Conference title rematch with the Los Angeles Rams in Milwaukee. Starter injuries include Allan Brown’s kidney rupture and Steve Wright’s rib fracture, with Danny Anderson a bruised hip and Jim Grabowski and Ben Wilson still sidelined or limited.
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Sophomores Lead Florida Past Vanderbilt in Gainesville
Florida upset third-ranked Vanderbilt 74 72 as sophomore Neal Walk scored 17 after halftime aided by four other Florida sophomores. Davidson, New Mexico State, Oklahoma State, Georgia, Houston, Tulsa, Indiana State and others posted wins in a day of college basketball action across multiple venues.
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Lombardi Says Packers Weren't Worried After Tough Game
Coach Vince Lombardi says the Packers felt no special challenge from the recent game despite lingering injuries. He notes rib and left foot soreness but remains focused on guiding Green Bay to a potential third consecutive NFL title.
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Cage Schedule for Regional High School Matches
A list of upcoming cage games across Erie and surrounding districts. Fairview visits Northwestern while Fort LeBoeuf plays Iroquois. North East clashes General McLane and Girard meets Union City. Harborcreek hosts Wattsburg, Cambridge Springs travels to Rc ad McDowell, Erie Tech hosts Franklin, Oil City meets Erie, Hast faces Strong Vincent, Saegertown battles Cranberry, Greenville faces Conneaut Lake, Cochranton visits Jamestown PA, Warren at Kane, Rocky Grove at Linesville, Meadville vs Sharon, Sheffield vs Youngsville, Townville at Titusville, Silver Creek at Dunkirk, Ripley at Panama, and West Forest against Alumni.
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Frazier Strolls To 19th Knockout Victory
Joe Frazier, 210, of Philadelphia, stopped Marion Conner at 1:40 of the third round to extend his winning streak to 19 and record his 17th knockout. He credited Conner for coming to fight despite a 30-pound weight disadvantage and outlined plans for exhibitions with no fights until January as he awaits the WBA heavyweight elimination outcome. The bout followed a body-focused early strategy, with a head assault in the third.
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