Christmas Wish List For Corry Sports Figures
Santa visits Corry as locals draft holiday wishes for athletes. LOU HANNA seeks to fill Larry Johnson’s swift shoes in football. BILL COCHRAN wants an all conquering swim squad. DICK FOX hopes for energy pills to power Beavers. BEN CALDERONE eyes Little League post season luck. JOE PRISINA seeks All-State basketball honors. HOWARD SHEEN wants a larger trunk for muskies. LARRY BARR targets 100 games in bowling. GUADYS POST eyes a big deer buck. MICKEY JOHNSON aims Presidents’ Conference wrestling title. MICKEY McMAHON hopes a starting football berth and high jump title. BOB HAND seeks another 700 bowling series. DOC KELSEY wants a bigger Beaver Banquet. DE GLAVIANO hopes for nerve tablets if Yankees falter again. other Yankee fans listed.
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Nick
Corry
Lou Hanna
Larry
Johnson
Beaver
Seerie
Bill Cochran
Erie
Mack
Union City
Dick Fox
Beavers
Mam Benmink
Larry Johnson
Roger Ottaway
Ben Calderone
Joe Prisina
Terry Maynard
Howard Sheen
Larry Barr
ABC
Guadys
Mickey Johnson
Thiel College
Santa
Mickey McMahon
Washington and Jefferson
Bob Hand
Doc Kelsey
DE Glaviano
Yankees
Rich McLaughlin
Joe Baressi
AL Baressi
Ditlo
Diallo Wins Narrow Bout in Paris Card Wins
Paris Souleymane Diallo outpointed Don Pullmer in a tight decision at the event in Utah as Safety Pin, a 4-year-old gelding, stunned the crowd with a seventh race upset at Los Alamitos before collapsing and dying in the winner's circle.
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Paris
Souleymane Diallo
Senegal
Don Pullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Los Alamitos
Calif
Safety Pin
Bearcats Not In Tourney Despite Top Ten Rank
The AP poll shows Cincinnati as the only top ten team not in the upcoming tournament field. Loyola of Chicago leads with 20 first place votes, while Kentucky and Michigan also hold high placements. UCLA moves to fourth, Vanderbilt to sixth, Davidson seventh, Duke eighth, and NYU drops out after a 77-78 overtime loss.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Loyola of Chicago
Philadelphia
Quaker City
George Own
Kentucky
Kentucky Daynationa
Loyola of
New Orleans
Michigan
UCLA
NYU
Wolverines
Violets
Bruins
Yale
Vanderbilt
Memphis State
Davidson
Penn
Duke
Auburn
Oregon State
Portland
Ore
Louisiana State
Toledo
Loyola
Wildcats
Wagner
Loyola Chicago
Michigan Ucla
Vanderbilt Davidson
Er State
Christmas Spirit-Gave Game Away at McAuley High
Joplin Missouri McAuley High School blew a 71 9 lead against St Agnes of Springfield when a last sec throw-in bounced off a rafter after a mistimed celebration. The ball was awarded to St Agnes out of bounds, Larry Mueller’s throw was tipped in, tying the game at 71 and sending it to overtime, where foul trouble sidelined McAuley and St Agnes won 78 76.
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Joplin
Mcaulley High School
McAuley
St. Agnes of
Springfield
St. Agnes
Larry Mueller
Wilt Chamberlain Takes NBA Scoring Lead
Wilt Chamberlain of the San Francisco Warriors surpassed Oscar Robertson to become the league’s top scorer this week. The 7 foot 1 center reached the thousand-point milestone with 142 points in the week for 1,021 season points, while Bob Pettit moved to second with 967 and Robertson fell to third at 941.
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New York
Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco Warriors
Initio
National Basketball Association
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati Royals
NBA Today
Chamberlain
Big Dipper
Bob Pettit
St. Louis Hawks
Robertson
Bobie
Will Loss Of TV Hurt Boxing Headlines
New York AP reports promoters give mixed views on a TV blackout for boxing. Herman Taylor doubts TV helps boxing, while Chris Dundee and Archie Litman see value in TV tease and weekly shows. Sam Silverman feels one show weekly could aid interest. ABC Gillette move to drop boxing 1964 eyed as network shifts ads to football and college sports. Garden officials say boxing persisted before TV and would continue regardless.
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New York
Herman Taylor
Philadelphia
Chris Dundee
Miami Beach
Fla
Archie Litman
Pittsburgh
Sam Silverman
Boston
Madison Square Garden
American Broadcasting Co
Gillette
ABC
ABC Gillette
the Garden
Garden
Barry Markson
Rub
the Garen
Basketball Scores From Associated Press Roundup
Cincinnati defeated Kansas State 72 to 70 while Ohio State beat Houston 79 to 62. Utah State tied with Bradley 90 to 90 as Utah edged New Mexico State 101 to 72. Creighton beat Nevada 82 to 89 and Colorado State topped Utah 89 to 82. Oklahoma State won 92 to 68 against Los Angeles State. Stanford beat Kansas 89 to 64 and Brigham Young defeated Michigan State 94 to 80. New Mexico won 63 to 61 over Purdue. Florida State prevailed 91 to 76 against Tulsa. Alabama beat Howard 75 to 66. Army won 100 to 70 versus American University. Yale beat Tulane 97 to 85.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Kansas State
Ohio State
Houston
Utah State
Bradley
Utah
New Mexico St
Creighton
Nevada
Colorado
Chargers Lead Both Departments in AFL Stats
The San Diego Chargers, Western Division champions, topped the league in total offense with 5,160 yards and 358.5 per game, while finishing second in total defense with 3,964 yards. Daniels rushed for 158 yards in the final game, breaking the AFL rushing mark with 1,098 yards, surpassing last season’s 1,096.
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Chargers
NEW York
San Diego Chargers
Buffalo Bills
Boston Patriots
Boston
Oakland
Clem Daniels
Daniels
Buffalo
Cookie Genie
Tate named head coach at Miami University
Charlie Tate accepted the four year post as head football coach at the University of Miami after receiving unanimous approval. Tate, 42, was an assistant at Georgia Tech under Bobby Dodd for seven seasons and succeeds Andy Gustafson, who retired to become athletic director.
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Tate
Miami U
MIAMI
Fla
Charlie Tate
University of Miami
Georgia Tech
Bobby Dodd
Harry King Stanford
Andy Gustafson
Bears Giants title clash split among even coaches
New York AP report shows four coaches who faced both Chicago Bears and New York Giants split on Sunday’s NFL title game at Wrigley Field. Christiansen favors the Giants while Parker leans Bears under normal conditions. Skorich favors Giants on a snowy day. Shula declines to pick.
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NEW York
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Wrigley Field
Giants
Bears
Jack Christiansen
San Francisco 49Ers
Ders
Buddy Parker
Pittsburgh
Nick Skorich
Philadelphia
Parker
Skorich
Eagles
Don Shula
Baltimore Colts
Hig Colts
Christiansen
L. A
NFL
Chiago
Bowling league highlights and star performances across towns
Sonny Staples led Bowl-Aire's Men's A League with a 651 series and a 250 opening game as Barr and Robinson joined Staples in top form. Stee totaled 202 198 and 243 in the Men's B League at VFW, with Sailey 240 and Ross 218 among others.
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Sonny Staples
Tony Stee
Larry Barr
Robbie Robinson
Staples
Barr
Robinson
Bowl-Aire
Tenpins
Stee
VFW
Stan Sailey
Bernard Ross
Walt Birteiel
Hoh Da‘non
Olber A Languers
Bob Hand
Bt Lamielle
Earl Meerhoff
Shorty Doan
Chuck Elehynski
Gary Dingfelder
Tom Burkhart
John Oesch
Ray Blynt
Mary Perkins
John Woodard
Rex Ireland
George Price
Justy
Don Bradford
Joe Gerzina
R. Staples
Walt Bowen
Melnnes Steel Shop
Avalon Center
Walt Burrows
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Wilt
Keg Kings
Bill Lamielle
Bill Norton
Mary Hnatyszyna
Roxann Bradford
Jackie Benson
Anne Chris
Madelyn Cole
Thelma Glayis
Mike
Pizzeria
Jean
East Washington Street
Mercury Colony
Pani Station
Wacor
Champions Command
Rai
Rossin
Ennie
Travis
Moose
Tittle
Moto
Ron
Trull
Baylor
Kimlin Dry
Paul's Men's Fear
Colta Garage
A&b Dist. Co
al Hammond
Kay's Tavern
al Aero-Tlow Dynamics
Ae Metuies Steel
Pepsi-Cola
Moose's
al Xander Co
Iy Car Bakery
Corey Jameston
Als
Ford
Texas Lunch
WEW
Kinley-Dolan
Columbus Tne
Corry Beverage My
Bill's Place
Jimstuse Steak House
Wattsburg Hotel
R. W. Norris
Corry Rod & Gun Club, Inc
Chic Young
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