Corry Beavers rally to topple Franklin in wrestling clash
Corry Beavers overcome a 15-9 deficit to beat Franklin 27-20 on their home mats. Ed Krasa pinned in the 165 match to level the score, with Al Culbertson and Bob Culbertson adding pins as Corry seized four of the final five bouts. The win, Corry’s fifth in six league starts, keeps their home record perfect at 5-0 and moves them to 7-3 overall.
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Oiler Matmen Blast Rockets In Section Two Duel
Oiler wrestlers built a 20 point lead and coasted to a victory over Titusville. Titusville scored only on decisions by Mike Anderson and Bob Hargenrader. In the 10 bout Burns vs Venturella, three Oilers recorded pins: Denny Harkless, Gene Harkins, and Jim Shaughnessy. Titusville has two dual matches left, Franklin comes home Friday night.
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Tainted Cage Stars Return To School
St Joseph's College Philadelphia will readmit three seniors expelled in a basketball pointshaying scandal two years ago. John Egan Vince Kempton and Frank Majewski return to class with one semester left. They helped fix three games costing the team a 1961 NCAA third place finish.
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Local High School Basketball Scores Report
Scores from numerous games across districts include Oil City beating Meadville 69 to 41 and Erie Tech 74 over Erie Prep 71. Notable results feature North East 94 over Onion City 51 and Mercer 103 defeating Cochranton 37.
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Warren Narrowly Falls to Meadville in Tight Rusty Showdown
Warren almost upset league leader Meadville before losing 59 to 58. Meadville hit 22 points from Gratan while Warren’s Bob Arnold scored 21 and Walt Carpenter added 11. Meadville remains atop the standings with a 7-9 record, Warren 5-10 in conference play.
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Bearcats Face Billikens In Key Big Ten Clash At Home
Top ranked Cincinnati battles St. Louis at Cincinnati Field House as Ed Jucker’s Bearcats seek a straight victory run amid a packed Top Ten slate. Baylor, Duke, Loyola, and others chase wins while Stanford’s upset at Washington hints at tough nights for leaders.
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11GHT RESULTS TOKYO Hiroyuki Bbihara Beats Vicambos 114-113
In Tokyo, Hiroyuki Bbihara of Japan defeated Vic Cam bos of the Philippines by a close 114 to 113 decision in a light bout. The scoring reflected a tight contest with Bbihara gaining the edge in later rounds.
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Corry Rifle Teams Triumph Over Meadville in Closest Race
The Rod and Gun Corry riflemen edged Meadville by 1 point on the local range with a 1989 to 1924 score as Jim Noble led with 392. Local B squad won by 11 on the same range. Dick Crosscut shot 324 while Don Hulings and Bill Stroup also contributed.
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Brumel Keeps Dominance as Brumel Tops Thomas in Millrose Meet
In New York Valery Brumel defeated John Thomas at the Millrose Games in Madison Square Garden, clearing 7-2 to win while expressing frustration over his short spike shoes. Igor Mevdayanov and Valery Bulis continued a Russian parade, Bulis taking the half mile in 1 50.8 as Brumel’s indoor record bid and Thomas’ long-standing rivalry grabbed front-page energy.
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Elgin Baylor hits 10000 point milestone in Lakers win
Elgin Baylor became the 15th player in NBA history to reach 10,000 career points as the Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Detroit Pistons 119-109. Baylor scored 36 points in the win, part of Lakers seventh straight victory and ninth in 11 meetings with Detroit.
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Lakers rally to top tied game in rough showdown
Wilt Chamberlain scored 44 as San Francisco defeated Cincinnati 189 126 while Jerry West poured in 34 for Baylor to lift the Lakers 66 63 after an 18 point first period deficit Don Ohl led Detroit with 31 and Bob Pettit scored 35 for St Louis in a 119 111 win over Chicago Hal Greer had 19 in the second half as Syracuse beat Boston 125 111 to end the Celtics six game win streak
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Corry Beavers fall to Franklin Knights 96 52 in rough clash
Corry High lost to Franklin 96 52 as the Beavers were outscored at the foul line 26 to 20 and trailed after a slow start. Ron Johnson led Corry with 19 points and eight rebounds while Harold Bromley added 15. Franklin built a late lead, holding off Corry despite late pressure and missed free throws by Corry in the final seconds.
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Corry Junior Highers Fall to Franklin on Home Court
The Weet Yough basketballers dropped their second straight home game 26 to 19 against Franklin yesterday. Corry led 18 to 9 at halftime and 24 to 19 after three quarters, but Franklin failed to score a field goal in the final period and held on. Chuck Kennedy led Corry with nine points, Greg Brown added six, Jerry Roach four, as Ben Calderone’s Junior Highers prepare to visit Meadville on Tuesday evening.
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Nicklaus Leads Palm Springs Golf Classic Ahead By Five
Jack Nicklaus, 23, shot 67 amid a sandstorm to stand five strokes clear at the Palm Springs Golf Classic after three rounds of the $50,000 event. He logged a first nine of 31 before winds slowed him, posting 36 on the second nine to reach 208. Gary Player, Al Geiberger and Gardner Dickinson trailed, while Arnold Palmer faltered with a seven on the opening hole at Bermuda Dunes.
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Rubin Carter Fights On TV at Madison Square Garden
Rubin Carter, 26, seeks a fourth straight knockout win as he headlines a planned Garden bout with Golheo Brennan, after a virus forced a Dec match against Brennan to be canceled and Holly Mims stepped in. Carter’s record rises to 42 0 with 11 knockouts in under two years. Brennan, seven years pro, carries a 27 3-0 tally and has never been stopped.
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Lou Michaels to Be Honored at Dapper Dan Banquet
About 2 000 people are expected at a downtown Pittsburgh hotel for the 71st Dapper Dan award banquet. Lou Michaels, star defensive end and place kicker for the Pittsburgh Steelers, will be the chief recipient as the top athlete of 1962.
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