Fragmented OCR Note on Assembly and Court Proceedings
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Wrestling meet results and notable pins at 95 to unlimited
95 pounds Sam Fralick (C) pinned Tracy in 1:00 of first period. Bruce Taylor (C) defeated DeArment on points 112. Bob Higley (C) pinned Young in :51 of second. 120 pounds Larry Harrington (C) pinned Heist in 1:06 of first. Edw Malik (C) defeated D Hasbrouck 5-2. Wilcox (T) won by default over Larry Carnofall. Van Horn (T) defeated Cliff Clark 4-0. Mike Anderson (T) defeated Ken Hunt 2-1. T Hasbrouck (T) defeated Mark McCray 5-4. Hargenrader (T) pinned Herb Walton in :27 of third. Reinhardt (T) defeated John Wascar 5-4. Unlimited Dale Gates (C) pinned Baldwin in 3:52 of os.
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Sam Fralick
Tracy
Bruce Taylor
DeArment
van Horn
Cliff Clark
Mike Anderson
Ken Hunt
T. Hasbrouck
Mark McCray
Hargenrader
Herb Walton
Reinhardt
John Wascar
Dale Gates
Baldwin
Corry High wrestlers stay undefeated in 29-22 win over Titusville
Corry High wrestling remained undefeated with a 29-22 victory over Titusville on the local mats. Beavers led 23-0 early, Titusville surged with six straight wins, then Dale Gates secured the win with a first-period pin in the final bout to clinch the meet. Fralick Harrington Gates and Hunt contributed pins and undefeated records as Corry extended its recent dominance.
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Corry High
Titusville
Beavers
Corry
Dale Gates
Darrell Bat
Jee
Baletent
Ext Baldwin
Gates
Saji Fralick
Bob Higlby
Larry Harrington
Fralick
Harrington
Ken Hunt
Meee Fray
Bist
Battler Tan
Saddest Words Might Have Been Boban
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Coaching Casualties Shake 1964 College Football Teams
Associate Press round up of coaching changes after the 1964 season. Indiana's Phil Dickens resigns to become general manager of Hoosier off-campus activities. Navy UCLA Pennsylvania Midwest schools seek new leaders as several coaches depart amid broader openings.
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John Stiegman
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Holy Cross
Mel Massucco
Bobby Dobbs
Calgary
Texas Western
Warren Harper
Chelo Huerta
Wichita State
Parsons
Iowa
Davidson
Bill Dole
Lehigh
Dayton
Bowdoin
Duquesne Dukes Extend Winning Streak in Rubber City Classic
In Akron Ohio the Duquesne Dukes beat Gonzaga 83 to 69 to push their victory streak to five games while Westminster opened with a first round win in the Rubber City Classic. The night also featured a slate of high school and college results across several towns including Warren Kane Erie Tech and Me Me Dowell.
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Franklin
Warren
Kane
Oil City
Erie Tech
Titsville
Townville
Erie
Vincent
Dowell
North East
Youngsville
Agommeaut Valley
Fairview
Duquesne
Akron
Ohio
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Westminster Titans
Ee Dukes
Gonzaga
Fralick Higley and Harrington pace Beavers pins
Fralick Higley and Harrington dominated their opponents with early pins. Roy Hargervader scored the Rockets lone fall over Herb Walton in 27 seconds of the third heat. Corry’s Larry Darnoall defaulted with a severe nose cut against George Wilcox. Corry’s reserves routed prelims 43-6 and the Beavers prep for January 5 trip to Townville. Higley achieved the fastest pin at 0:45 of the first period. Bauer pinned at 2:35 of the second and Fralick at 0:50 of the second.
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al Higley
Ted Bauer
Dean Fralick
Beavers
Higley
Bauer
Secoid
Pralick
Beaverdam Rivalry Features Dietsch Doubtful Return
Corry High basketball legends gather for alumni game at Corry Area High School gym with P J Dietsch staying home. Bill Turner also absent as Terry Williams Mickey McMahon sign on to play. McMahon and Williams headline a slate of former Beaver area scorers alongside others from yesteryear.
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Au! Vietsen
Corry High
Seconz
Beaverdam
Erie
Corry Area
P. J
Bill Turner
Turner
Terry Williams
Mickey McMihon
Beaver
McMahon
Dietsch
Washington and Jefferson College
Williams
Yesteryear
Tipoft
Browns Can Challenge Colts in Tough Weekend Battle
NFL figures praise the Browns led by Jim Brown and Ernie Green while noting Baltimore’s aggressive front four. McPeak sees Cleveland likely running to test the Colts, but warns passing will be difficult against the Baltimore defense.
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Associated Press War
Bill McPeak
NFL
Baltimore
Cleveland
Browns
Colts
Jim Brown
McPeak
Washington
Ernie Green
Redskins
Florence Amoroso Leads Ladies Recreation Bowling Standings
Florence Amoroso topped the Ladies Recreation League with 860 while Mary Pantle posted 541 in the VFW Ladies B League. Other scores include Ruth Harkless 558 and Lois Huth 281 as teams such as Aum Crosscut and Industrial League members posted strong marks.
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Ladies Recreation League
Christine Hajee
VFW
Ruth Harkless
Mary Pantle
Lois Huth
Jo Harvey
Stella Stec
Erma Willett
Thelma Glavis
Mary Pan
AB Wait Pet Kinley-Dolan
Corry Bakery
Jackson Collier's Vets Club
Raymond Mfg
Corry Pharmacy
Frank & Verna
Jordan's
Mike's Pizzeria
Meinnes Steel Co
Moose's Rest, & Bar
Citizens Bank
Erie Times-News
Thompson's M
Pepsi-Cola
Corry Foam Universal Milkers
Aie Marsh's Plaza
Corry Junior High blasts Sparta in 74 19 win
Corry Junior High overwhelmed an undermanned Spartansburg squad 74 to 19 yesterday at Wright School. George Pain led with 20 points as twelve players scored, with Corry opening 17 3 in the first quarter and pushing to a 32 9 halftime margin. Next game travels to Oil City on Tuesday January 5.
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Spartansburg Fuinfet
Corry Junior High
Wright School
Corry
George Pain
Pain
Tom
Tiny Schwab
Bob Blair
Terry Upperman
Tom Kennedy
Rick Schwab
Ed Partch
Subhigh Lads
Titusville
Warren
Youngsville
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Oil City
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Sportsman of Year honors for Del Miller at The Meadows
Pittsburgh's Dapper Dan Club names Del Miller Sportsman of the Year to be awarded July 7 at The Meadows race track. Johnny Unitas finishes second and Roberto Clemente places third among local sports figures.
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del Miller
the Meadows
Pittsburgh Dapper Dan Club
Baltimore Colts
Johnny Unitas
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh Pirates
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