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Russia Leads Olympic Medal Stand at Innsbruck
Russia holds 14 medals to the United States' one as the Winter Olympics progress in Innsbruck Austria. Lidia Skoblikova wins a fourth gold across distances, tying the record, while Valentina Stenina and Han Pil Haw share silver. Sjoukje Dijkstra earns Olympic gold in figure skating, and Eero Mäntyranta adds cross country skiing golds for Finland.
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Rupp Seeks 700th Victory at Woodruff Hall
Adolph Rupp takes Kentucky into Georgia’s Woodruff Hall seeking his 700th win as coach. Georgia, riding hot defense, aims to halt Kentucky’s surge as the Cats chase SEC lead amid national rankings and Saturday wins by Kentucky and Michigan. UCLA remains the lone undefeated major squad after another round of top ten games.
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Franklin Stuns Oil City Matmen in Upset Thriller
Franklin edged Oil City 26-23 after six of seven early wins, erasing a 15-3 deficit. Oil City’s two unbeaten wrestlers Tim Shaughnessy and Paul Sonoski extended their streaks but fell short as Franklin improved to 7-2 overall and 5-1 in section two.
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Mighty Oil City
Oilers
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Oil City
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Paul Sonoski
Shaughnessy
Dave Brown
Sonoski
Bruce Smulth
Canlaslnta Knocked and Pusio Ties in WWE Round
In a chaotic bout, Canlaslnta knocks down an opponent as Pusio secures a hard fought draw. The clash features banner moments and dramatic exchanges highlighting the competitors' resilience and in ring strategy.
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Canlaslnta
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Pusio
Bowling Results From Local League and Kids Meet
Bowl-Aire league action saw Jim Crosscut and Anne Chris lead with 200 and 189 games in the Marly Mixed Doubles. Pat Renzi and Kip Caruso added 211 and 190 in the same night on the same lanes. Avalon Center youth results include Bantam Girls and Boys with scores from Pat Wetmore to Jim Harned, plus Junior divisions led by Marlene Kane and Tom Morton. Early Mixed Doubles standings show Red Pins, Aces, and cellar classified by team records.
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Anne Chris
Marly
Bowl-Aire
Pat Renzi
Kip Caruso
Avalon Center
Pat Wetmore
Beckie Kane
Sandy Orn
Janice Harned
Diane Armburger
Kein Pold
Mark Chase
Butch Dubrosky
Bob McCray
Lanny Fitch
Rodney Hulings
Ray Higley
Ken
Harned
Jim Harned
Marlene Kane
Martha Houser
Sharlene Kane
Tom Morton
al Moravek
George Davis
Dexter Sandburg
Dan Ahl
Dave Wetmore
Miké Benson
Len Migliaccio
Gene Zajac
Dick Steyes
Lynn McCray
Don McMartin
Lewmans
Three Teams Tie In Grade School Basketball Loop
Weekend standings show IFely, Trojans, and Big Dippers each zero marks after week three. Jets beat Celtics 16 11 while Trojans 11 Beavers 8, Blue Angels 17 Beatcats 14, Big Dippers 16 Globetrotters 1, and Attackers 21 Vikings 14. Scorers include Bob Boutwell eight for Jets, Ban Taylor 16 for Big Dippers, Sammy Fitch seven for Angels, Dennis Britten 10 for Angels top, Harold Sorenson five for Trojans. Second place went to Celtics 24 with Trojans Anwely Vikings and Attackers 18, Beavis and Cats 0 unfinished.
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Ifely
Trojans
Big Dippers
Jets
Celtics
Beavers
Blue Angels
Beatcats
Globetrotters
Viking
Bob Boutwell
Hal Blount
Harold Sorenson
Sammy Fitch
Angels
Dennis Britten
Ban Taylor
Ohn Sallec Iar
Altakers
Kon Bailey
Kim Bailey
Harlan Taylor
Vikings
Trotters
Anwely
Wll
Cats
Basketball brings six point swing in dramatic NBA day
NBA script like a dramatic show features St Louis Hawks rallying to beat Los Angeles 107 105 in a late third period surge while Baltimore Bullets edge San Francisco 120 118 in overtime and Cincinnati nips Boston 119 117 in a separate thriller Jerry West sidelined with a broken thumb earlier in the week and six points separate winners from losers after 154 minutes of play.
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Oscar Robertson
Jerry Lucas
Cincinnati
Celtics
Lakers
Jerry West
Bill Bridges
Hawks
Richie Guerin
Len Wilkins
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
New York
Los Andes
Detroit
Altimore
Six inducted into Baseball Hall of Fame total reaches 100
NEW YORK AP The Baseball Hall of Fame adds six new members chosen by the veterans committee boosting the museum total to 100. Burleigh Grimes Urban Faber Miller Huggins Heinie Manush John Montgomery Ward and Tim Keefe comprise the inductees with Ward noted for his multifaceted career and lasting NL records. Grimes and Faber remain among the last to legally throw the spitball.
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Urban
Red) Faber
Pates
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Beavers Seek Split With Knights Tomorrow Night
Winter sports clash as Corry teams aim to even scores with Franklin tomorrow and Warren Friday. Beavers wrestling and basketball teams trailed 0-5 in league play at the halfway point, with Franklin eyeing a crucial win to avoid dropping to third or fourth in Section 1W. Corry’s wrestling and basketball squads feature standout grapplers Bob Culbertson and Bruce Taylor as they face Franklin and Warren, while Corry’s swimming also eyes action this week. Franklin edged Corry 29-27 in wrestling and 61-41 in basketball, as the Knights hope to rebound from a shaky start and avenge losses to Oil City.
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Beaverland
Corry High
Overry
Franklin
Warren
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Knights
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Corry
Bill Cochran
Erie Cathedral Prep
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Erie East
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Oilers
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Chuck Holland
Red Law
Bob Harper
Terry Snyder
Jim Edge
Art Hotchkiss
John Bliley
Mike Baressi
Tom Morton
Don Tinko
Gary Swackhamer
Dick Tate
Meadville
Beavers
Norm Nilsson
Culbertson Brothers
Mighty Oilers
Bob Flath
Nilssonmen
Bob Culbertson
Bob the Brute
Culbertson
Michaelson
Union City
Titus
Bruce Taylor
Bruce
Ed Fennick
Fennick
Taylor
Fort LeBoeuf
Smith
Titusville
DeArment
Townville
Tracy
War
Jacobs Edges Demaret To Win Palm Springs Playoff
Tommy Jacobs defeated Jim Demaret in a sudden death playoff to win the $50,000 Palm Springs Golf Classic after both players finished 90 holes at 353 strokes. Jacobs claimed $7,500, Demaret $4,000, with Charlie Sifford and others sharing close results in a tournament noted for constant ties.
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Valif
Tommy Jacobs
Jimmy Demaret
Jacobs
Demaret
Demnaret
Tommy
Bermuda Dunes Country Club
Charlie Sifford
Sifford
Doug Sanders
Bob Charles
Bill Casper
Chuck Courtney
Charles
Don January
Courtney
Bob Goalby
Barnum Wins PGA National Medal Play by One Stroke
Belmonts John Barnum edged Sam Snead by one stroke to capture the PGA National Golf Club medal play championship. Barnum finished 72 holes at 281 to Snead 282 in the $25,000 tournament, claiming $1,700 to Sneads $1,900 as Thornton and Meadville were noted in the field. Barnums earlier title came on points over Campman of Oil City with an 8-2 decision.
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Belmont
Mass
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Boca Raton
Jen
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Campman
Oil City
Taylor
Fennick
All City
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