Beaver Wrestlers Subdue Titusville in Section Two clash
Corry High Beavers defeated Titusville 36 21 in a blizzard slowed Section Two outing. Eight pins amid a 25 2 halftime lead framed a tight middle weight stretch before Corry stretched ahead with Culbertson domination to clinch the match.
Wrestling Results and Team Scores from Pin Or No Count Meet
Bruce Taylor pinned Ray DeArment in the first period to give 6-0. Jay Jackson edged Ray Smith 4-3. Mike Sprovers pinned Rick Matson in 1:16 for 15-0. Tom Johnson out pointed Tom Himes 9-2. Bob Kirch drew 0-0 with George Wilcox. Edward Malek pinned John Shaffer in 1:02 of the third for 25.2. Rodney Bush pinned Cliff Claik in :40 of the second for 27. Mike Anderson edged Mark Cray 2-2 for 25-10. Craig Burleigh pinned Leo Higley in 1:52 of the second for 25-15. Garold Shaffer pinned Dan Ahl in 1:33 of the first for 21. Bob Culbertson pinned Rod Crocker in 1:00 for 31-21. Unlimited class: Al Culbertson pinned Dave Fitch in :51 of the third to finish 36-21. The Corry high team lost to Wattsburg 52-36, struggling from the foul line and suffering four losses in seven starts. Wattsburg led 26-18 at halftime and controlled rebounding with Ferrick and Robison combining for 62 boards. Hotchkiss led Corry with 17, followed by Art Hotchkiss with similar totals. Corry's scoring was stagnant in the first and third periods. Wattsburg's producing was steadier, with double figures from two other Wattsburgers. The junior game went 35-25 Wattsburg. Tom Varassa led the Little Beavers with 10, John Claypool seven, Dick Tate two.
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Pitt and Gannon in action as Pitt falls to Miami of Ohio
The Miami of Ohio RedHawks ended Pitt Panthers momentum 77-63. Pitt’s top scorer was Brian Generalo vich with 17 points despite shoulder trouble. In the same region, Gannon College beat Illinois Wesleyan 75-59 at Eri Bruce Crane.
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Chargers Tie Or Win To Seal AFL West Title
San Diego Chargers edge toward the AFL Western Division crown needing only a tie or win over last place Denver to finish atop the division. Denver’s coach Jack Faulkner has challenged Sid Gillman’s squad who have struggled to beat the Broncos recently. Oakland hosts Houston as the Raiders chase a playoff spot, while New York visits Kansas City in the other finale. Chicago and New York’s NFC rivals wait for the league title game on Dec. 29 in Chicago.
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Basketball Scores From Various Matches Across Weeks
A roundup of basketball scores shows Wattsburg beating Corry 82 to 36 and Sharon topping Meadville 62 to 46. Other results include Erie Tech 63 over Warren 49 and Jamestown 92 defeating Gowanda 83, with several games noted as postponed or needing overtime. The text also odd includes pro football notes about AFL teams and players, mentioning Tobin Rote returning as quarterback and other roster updates.
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Night Owls and Mixed Couples Lead Jamestown Bowling Night
Herb Berghaus rolled 296 in a high night for the Night Owls while Harold Wiggers steered the Mixed Couples to a two of three win over Corry’s Moose. New Yorkers edged ahead 2725 to 2668 as Mamon and Bare sparked the scoring with 60 and 608 respectively.
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Pittsburg AP No Welterweight has any business in the ring with me Rubio Carter said before his 1 round bout with welterweight champion Emile Griffith Friday night A crowd of 5436 and a TV audience saw Carter stop Griffith in the first round at 2 13 The 155 pound challenger dropped Griffith with a left hook and head blows ending the fight Buck McTiernan stopped the bout Griffith weighed 151 45 Carter expressed no surprise at the upset and repeated his warning about welterweights.
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Texas Owns Championship Victory Earns AP Award
Texas claims the national college football title after a 10 game undefeated season. Miss Lynda Bird Johnson presented The Associated Press trophy to head coach Darrell Royal in Chancellor Harry Ransom's office. Texas led final AP poll with 34 votes and 480 points while Navy trailed at 418 points. The Longhorns face Navy in the Cotton Bowl on January 1.
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Fight Results Melbourne Debut Highlights Italian Boxer
Gilberto Biondi of Italy out pointed Carlos Agarao of Maynila in Melbourne in a tight bout marked by Biondi gaining 134 percent pressure and Agarao at 135 as judges logged a near even decision.
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