Venango plan on stake at joint school action
A fragmented AP report outlines Venango officials weighing a school plan amid local participation in Crawfordville and Keny Township debates. The piece notes air time for Ownship School action and mentions a United Mine Workers veteran case and hospital decisions affecting a in-law relation.
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Rough
White Venango Plan
Crawford
Rationai
United
Lewis
John’s
Hospital
Pepticas
Best local athletes of 1962 in Corry sports noted
The year 1962 in Corry sports produced standout figures across baseball football basketball and more. Jim Black led baseball with top honors, while Mike Vincent and Sophie Douglas earned multiple sport spots, and Lou Hanna claimed Man of the Year for Corry athletics.
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Sporting Corryites
Jim Black
Mike Vincent
Mickey McMahon
John Savio
Jack McIntyre
Charles Post
Roland McCray
al Thorne
Bob Morton
Lou Hanna
Sophie Douglas
Larrys
Greer
Darnoall
Black
Jim Shaver
Braves
Pony
McInnes Steel Legion
Loveland Field
Darndall
At Allround
Mick
McMahon
Corry High
Wack
Beavers
CAHS
Bill Cochran
John Savko
Beaver Brapplers
Beaver
Vincent
Associated Press
Townville
Bob Wakmer
Mike Hanna
Larry Johnson
Eah
Bill Speck
Nrmrod
Ike
Douglas
Morton
Big Bob
Bob Hand
Janes
Corry
Hanna
Franklin
Betty MacKenzie
John Rudolph
Corry Country Club
Kinley-Dolan
Moose's
Diane Sawyer
Williamsport
Jordan
Iaac Walton
McCray
French Creek
Packers Favored To Smack Giants In NFL Title Game
New York AP report says Green Bay as 2 point favorite over the Giants for the Sunday NFL title clash at Yankee Stadium. Winds and possible snow affect field conditions. Lombardi weighs Hornung knee vs Moore. Kramer or Wood to handle kicking. Y A Tittle leads the Giants in a passing attack as Packers seek a 11th straight win.
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NEW York
Green Bay Temains
New York Giants
Yankee Stadium
Vince Lombardi
Packers
Paul Hornung
Sai Lombard
Tom Moore
le ‘Hornung
Lombardi
Jerry Kramer
Hornng
Hornung
Green Bay
Kramer
Willie Wood
Heintz
Green Bay Packers
Pete Rozelle
Joseph Connell
George Murphy
Thomas Kelleher
Fred Swearingen
Jim Taylor
Moore
Jim Ringo
Giants
Y. A. Tittle
JBS
Radio
NBC
New Haven Arena
Detroit
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
All-American Bowl Preview Sparks Postseason Chaos
The All-American Bowl pits Major College All-Stars against Small College stars as sponsors shift to night games to boost interest. Major bowls loom including Rose, Orange, Sugar and Cotton with Penn State facing Florida in the Gator Bowl and Southern California meeting Wisconsin in the Rose. Coaches Graves and Engle anticipate a high scoring tilt despite mixed forecasts and limited practice.
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Associated Press
Cologians
Caeson
Ariz
Bandits
Jacksonville
Fla
Penn State
Florida
Cbs-Tv
Montgomery
Ala
North AllStars
Nbc-Tv
San Francisco
el Paso
Tex
West Texas State
Ohio U
Pasadena
Calif
New Orleans
Arkansas
Mississippi
Dallas
Texas
LSU
CBS
Ray Graves
Rip Engle
Graves
Engle
Daryle Lamonica
Notre Dame
Sonny Gibbs
TCU
Regional Basketball Tourney Results Summary
Associated Press recap of multiple high school tournaments. Conneaut Valley 64 over Lawrence Park 46. Saegertown 68 over Northwestern 36. Slippery Rock 51 over Laurel 46. Townville 64 over Union Area 59. Grove City 61 over Neshannock 49. Warren 55 over Youngsville 48. Uniontown 67 over Farrell 50. Warren Consolation 80 over Mercer 69. Oil City 53 over Union Joint 45. Kane 54 over Titusville 32. Altoona 57 over Nanticoke 48. New Castle 52 over Charleroi 50. Catasauqua 57 over Johnstown 49. Darby-Colwin 72 over Aliquippa 54. Butler Tourney New Brighton 63 over Butler 59. Duquesne 59 over Pittsburgh Fifth Avenue 42.
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Northwestern
Conneatt Valley
Lawrence Park
Saegertown
Slippery Rock
Laurel
Townville
Union
Grove City
Rochester
Reynolds
Neshannock
Warren
Eric Strong Vincent
Sharpsville
Youngsville
Farrell
Uniontown
Warren (Oho
Mercer
McKeesport Boosters
Oil City
Ol City
Union Joint
Kane
Titusville
Altoona
Nanticoke
New Castle
Charleroi
Johnstown War Memorial
Catasauqua
Johnstown
Darby-Colwin
Aliquippa
Butler
New
Brighton
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Fifth Avenue
Pitt Leads Mat Tourney At Wilkes College Meet
Pitt held a 6 point lead entering the semifinals of the Wilkes College wrestling tournament. John Zolikott of Pitt won three bouts in the 147-pound class and finished the quarterfinals with 19 points. Michigan 16, Bloomsburg 15, West Chester 13, Allentown YMGA 13, Maryland 19, Cornell defending champ Chuck Bush pinned one and won another to reach semis as an unattached wrestler. Twenty six teams compete for the team trophy.
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Wilkes-Barre
Bay
University of Pittsburgh
Pitt
John Zolikott
Bile
University of Michigan
Bloomsburg
West Chester
Allentown
YMGA
University of Maryland
Chuck Bush
Cornell
Sn Jother
Bush
Oil City tops Union Joint in tight tournament clash
In a tournament game Oil City beat Union Joint 53 to 45. Other results include Kane 54 over Titusville 32 and Erie Academy 53 to 51 over Erie East as Girard edged General McLane 74 to 47. Franklin defeated Alumni 52 to 37.
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Warren
Youngsville
Oil City
Union Joint
Kane
Titusville
Erie Academy
Erie
Erie Tech
Girard
General McLane
Pleasantville
North Clarion
Alumni
McDowell
Ellwood City
Hickory
Franklin
Cage Tourney Madness Crowned As Finalists Set
Top ranked Loyola of Chicago crushes Memphis State 94 82 in the All College semifinal to meet Wyoming in the final. Arizona State No 6 faces Canisius in the Queen City final while Duke and Miami win and edge toward conference play next week. Multiple tourneys yield semifinals at Madison Square Garden and other sites with Houston and Auburn also advancing in key brackets.
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Associated Press
Loyola of Chicago
Arizona State
Loyola
Memphis State
Oklahoma City
Wyoming
Jerry Harkness
Ramblers
Oklahoma City Mllnoss
New York University
West
Virginia
St. Bonaventure
San Madison Square
Canisius
Buffalo
N.Y
Tomeht
Georgia Tech
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Miami
Pitt
Miami Beach
Mississippi State
Houston
New Orleans
Auburn
Xavier
Ohio
Duke
Princeton
Jeff Mullins
Foi
Quaker City
Philadelphia
Brigham Young
Providence
St. Joseph's
Villanova
Kansas City
Kansas
Town State
Kansas State
Oklahoma State
Far West
Portland
Ore— Town
Oregon
Oregon State
California
WCAC
San Francisco
San Jose
Santa Clara
St Mary's
Three Jims Sparkle in Boys Swimming Meet
Three swimmers named Jim swept the boys championship at Ioval, led by Jim Lundy and Jim Mong who each captured multiple titles in prep and senior levels. The event drew many competitors under coach Bell Cochran with standout performances across backstroke, freestyle and butterfly races.
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Three Jims Sparkle
Dim
Jim
Jim Lundy
Jim -Mong
Amy
Lindy
Wall Filsiol Divine
Jack —McTutye
Aid Art Butters
Ft Brs
Andor
Bell Cochran
Cumpton Resillte
Dariip
Pyepatyle
Dim "Lundy
Tom Sawyer
Dick Rol
Jonion
Frypstyle
Bob Alexander
Marti Roches
Harrisons Keppel
Ken Marsh
Senion
Carl Counasse
Scoop Sample
Doz Rothrock
Bill Darnofall
Igo Douie Roselle
John Seitz
Dick Root
Bd Milter
Dave Cochran
Michael Allyn
Dave Puller
Jack Metniore
Lance Pledger
Tom Grice
Ken Lacey
Te — Jind Mong
Gary Coumasse
AL Bennett
Jim Mons
Tonny Darndall
Ken Lo
Doug Rozelle
Bill Miler
Ed Royek
Aunior
Medjey
Jim Mong
Dave Fuller
Marha Reshrig
Michael Allyy
Jack Mcmityre
Jeff Wickwite
Lance Pledzer
Art Butters
McMahon
Tom Carobim
Dan Mc-Michael
Milk Bowl Victory For Oak Chit Jayere Jets
The Oak Chit Jayere Jets from Dallas defeated McKeesport Little Tikets 38 to 2 in the National Milk Bowl game. The Texas team dominated on the ground and through the air in its first Milk Bowl appearance, fielding 10 to 14 year olds under 112 pounds.
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HAKK
Tex
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Congress of Inow
Sophie
John
Weeks
Lindberg
Dick Schneider
Artie Sherman
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Vibe Vie Corry
Elmview Jersey Dairy
Aaa
Blondie
Cage
Los Angeles
Jose Lopez
Tijuana
Mexico
Apolonia Salinas
Roy- Hosa
Sailer
Toné Sailor
Toni
McKeesporters
Jaymar
Dupont Orlon
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