Meadville Bulldogs Rout Corry 92 to 51 for 42nd straight section win
Meadville Bulldogs dominate Corry 92 51 to extend Section 2 win streak to 42 as Wes Roberts scores 26, major contributions from Pringle Eu banks Boyersmith Arrigan and others seal the victory. Corry’s P J Dietsch top scorer with 17 as the Beavers struggle throughout.
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Oilers edge Rockets in tense near-miss by Warren win
Oil City high quintet led by Warren downed the Rockets 61 59 in a tight game marked by rebounding struggles for the Rockets and late free-throw misses. Meadvill Franklin notes and Meadville led scorers and a late surge by the Oilers sealed the win despite strong efforts from the Rockets.
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Havana Internationals lead Berg by two strokes in opener
Patty Berg fired a 69 to lead Marlene Baver and Mickey Wright by two strokes in the opening round of the Havana International. In other action, the Beavers routed Franklin 92-61 as three players scored in double figures, moving to within reach of third in Section 1. Delaware-style notes follow.
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Corry Grapplers Lose Debut to Union City 48-6
Corry High grapplers opened interscholastic competition with a 48 to 6 loss to Union City. Six matches ended in pins or decisions as Corry wrestlers gained experience and look ahead to a February 19 bout with Fort Le Boeuf of Waterford before Cathedral Prep basketball.
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Area Cage Scores and Tournament Update
Area basketball results show Warren over Franklin and Oil City over Titusville with close margins. In the International Women's Four Ball, Hollywood leads after the second round as Finn Ann Downey and Marjorie Lindsey eliminate Marlene Stewart and Chokie Swift Berger 4 and 2.
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Meadville JVs Rally Past Corry 47 36
Meadville reserves staged a late surge to defeat Corry 47 to 36. Vic LaPuma led Meadville with 18 points while Terry Williams added 13 and Iaw VanDresar contributed six fouls. Cory IV and Austins led the visitors in a tight game.
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Corry Junior High Drops Seventh Straight at Meadville
Meadville junior high school hosts Corry in a 46 to 25 defeat. LeRoy Rieck led Corry with seven points while Paige and Passilla paced Meadville with 16 and 13 respectively. Corry heads to Youngsville next Friday seeking its first win.
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Wake Forest Threat to Tar Heels in ACC Race
Wake Forest has won seven straight, 14 of 15, including an 81-70 win over Clemson to pull into a second place tie with Duke at 6-2 while North Carolina leads the ACC at 6-0. The season title race tightens as Wake Forest faces UNC on February 15 and 26.
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Long Named Athlete Of Year In Harrisburg Ceremony
Dale Long of the Pittsburgh Pirates earned the Futurel News and Zembo Shrine Athlete of the Year in Harrisburg. James Doran presented the award, praising Long’s eight home runs in eight consecutive games last season.
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Phoen ic Open leads with 66 by Matiaic at SL Louis
Afit Malon Matiaic of St Louis shot a 66 to total 135 after 36 holes, one stroke ahead of Arnold Palmer and others including Al Balding Don January Gene Little and Paul O Leary. Chick Habert led the Puerto Rico Open halfway at 138.
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