Beaver Swimmers Conquer Meadville at Meadville Pool
The Corry Beaver swim team beat Meadville 134 to 42 at Meadville pool, adding seven first places led by Cochran Knapp Heacox Counasse in the medley. Weymer set a Meadville record in the 40 yard freestyle and Corry dominated with several top finishes as they prep to host Warren next.
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Corry Beaver Rankers
Meadville Bulldogs
Meadville
Corry
Bulldogs
Bob Beaver
Dave Cochran
Doug Knapp
Ken Heacux
Carl Coumasse
Ton Crazy
Jeff Tak
Wes Knapp
Dulin Waitus
Jim Stahl
Ken Lewis
Cochran
Rick Woymer
Beavers
Warren Dragons
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Section Two Cage Loop Opens Tonight
Section Two basketball begins a two half format as Oil City Oilers seek the first half crown after a 61 58 win over Meadville. Meadville’s home win streak highlights the season ahead while Tom Mix Bob Stahlman lead Oil City scoring. Meadvilles top scorer is Bob Witherup. Upcoming games feature Corey at Rocky Grove Franklin at Vadville Warren at Titusville Cranberry at Oil City with Cragg and Grice co captains.
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Oilers
Meadville Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Meadville
Corry and Cranberry
Oi City
Te Oil City Oilers
Tom Mix
Pont
Bob Stahlman
Mix
Franklin
Bob Witherup
Corey
Rocky Grove
Vadville
Warren
Titusville
Cranberry
Oil City
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Suintet
Steve Grice
Jack Cummings
Ken Bailey
Mark Bloom
John Cragg
John Downey
Mike Donoghue
Orange and Black
Beaver
Carl Brundage
Donoghue
Brundage
Cragg
Grice
Orioles
Grovers
Joe Frisina
Corry
Mike Hinskon
Rick Walkowski
Bill Friggle
Terry Ritchey
Gary Knight
Hinskon
Litle Beavers
Oirntes
Section two cage schedule for numerous high school games
The schedule lists matchups including Corry at Rocky Grove Franklin at Meadville Warren at Titusville Cranberry at Oil City McDowell at Strong Vincent Harborcreek at Northwestern Wattsburg at Iroquois North East at Union City Tidioute at Spartansburg West Forest at Eisenhower Youngsville at East Forest Tech at Sharon Kennedy Gen. McLane at Fairview Venango at FL LeBoeuf Linesville at Girard Brockway at Elk County Jamestown Pa at Cochranton Clymer at Brockton Olean at Southwestern Chautauqua at Westfield Greenville at West Middlesex Johnsonburg at Bradford Central Bradford at Kane Dubois Central at Ridgway Union Joint at Karns City.
CAHS Matmen Face Rocky Grove Tonight
Corry wrestling team travels after McDowell win with one injury. Mike Gentile fills in at 112 for Kuzma as Orioles debuts. Crowell and Bennett pace undefeated duo while Sloss, Carter, and Gallagher loom strong. Orange and Black bantams start 5:30 p.m. JV 6:30 p.m. Varsity 8 p.m.
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Corry
McDowell
Rocky Grove
Mike Gentile
Gary Kuzma
Dave Crowell
Jim Bennett
Sloss
Doug Carter
Oriolles
Gentile
Ken Irwin
Jim Sekerak
Reed
Craig Bailey
Eric McCray
Dan Gallagher
Bob Bell
Dan Harry
Larry ‘Thomas
Thomas
Gordy Fralick
Gary Swart
Frank Messinger
Mike Thomas
Norm Hasbrouck
Mike Comitz
Tony Mellring
Gary Warrington
Mike Warrington
Fd Cardy
Bob
Searing
City Pownts
Meadville
Franklin
Tidusville
Warren
Johnny Unitas Voted Pro Football Star of the Decade
AP named Johnny Unitas the Pro Football Athlete of the Decade for the 1960s. The Baltimore Colts quarterback led with 223 votes, ahead of Bart Starr, Jim Brown, and Joe Namath, in a survey noting his passing records and two crucial drives in the 1958 title game.
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Johnny Unitas
NEW York
Associated Press
Baltimore Colts
Bart Starr
Jimmy Heawn
Joe Namath
Unitas
Partiipaing
Starr
Irven Bay
Brown
Namath
Baltimore
Johnny
Weeb Ewbank
New York Jets
Colts
Ray Berry
New York Giants
Berry
Steve Myhra
Alan Ameche
Green Bay
Vincen
Chicago
Gale Sayers
Paul Hornung
Dick Butkus
Los Angeles
Roman Gabriel
Oakland
George Blanda
Minnesota
Joe Kapp
Ray Nitschke
O.J. Simpson
Y.A. Tittle
Sonny Jurgensen
Jerry Kramer
Sam Huff
Daryle Lamonica
Jim Otto
Lance Alworth
Don Meredith
Sparta Gal Cagers Win 10th Straight
Sparta Gal Cagers beat Union City 63 to 19 to extend their streak to ten straight wins. Wilma Long led with 19 points on nine field goals and a free throw, matching Union City's total. Brenda Varney added 14, Lori Cook 10, Sue Shaffer led Union City with eight points.
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Wilma Long
Spartansburg Gals
Long
Union City Girls
Spartans
Bears
St. Joseph's Academy of
Titusville
Spartansburg
Brenda Varney
Lori Cook
Sue Shaffer
Union City Gals
Sparta
Varney M Cook
Howell
Carter Sheila Carter Firth
Union City
Clough
Smith Luba
Shaffer
Campbell
High Scores In Bay Area Bowling Meet
Bay area bowling scores feature Hop Willey 219 and 256, Skeeter McCray 213, 2M, and Carl Clabbats 223 among top scorers. Notables include George Koestner 223, Paul Hopton 222, Ray Blynt 223, Bob Hand 225, Jon Barnes 216, Jon Barnes 216. Final standings show multiple players in the 200s and several over 210.
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Sim Bay
Hop Willey
Mike Fava
Ernie Rachel
Skeeter McCray
Joe Baressi
Dave Brooks
George Koestner
Paul Hopton
Dick Patten
Jim Littus
Carl Clabbats
John Woodward
Frank Messina
Bob Hand
Ray Blynt
Chuck Hess
Jon Barnes
Owen Lewis
Gary Troyer
YMCA Continues Unbeaten In City Recreation Cage Loop
The YMCA extended its league lead to seven straight wins by crushing first-place High School 66 to 60. Dave Ross scored 21 and Jim Dolan added 12 for YMCA while Al Skuse chipped in nine. CJ edged Nomads 63 to 60 with Dan Taylor scoring 27 for the Nomads and Denny Albers 20 for CJ.
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YMCA
City Ree
Ecreation Basketball League
Dave Ross
Jim Dolan
al Skuse
Jim Harvey
Terry Upperman
Mike Jackson
Nomads
Steelers
Denny Albers
Jim Becker
Dan Taylor
Rick Hammond
Raymond Springers
C-J
Beanpot final set after BU edge Harvard and BC routs Northeastern
Boston University will face Boston College for the Beanpot hockey championship after BU held off Harvard 5 4 in a comeback win and BC crushed Northeastern 5 0 in the opening round at the Garden before 14702 fans.
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Boston
Boston University
Boston College
the Garden
Harvard
Crimson
Northeastern
Brown Becomes Top PGA Money Winner
Pete Brown, winner of the Andy Williams San Diego Open, leads golf's top money list with $91,641 earned this year after a $30,000 Sunday purse. Bert Yancey is runner up, Jack Nicklaus third, with Casper and Douglass in the top five. Also, the Montreal Alouettes signed Bill Rhodes, Dick Smith, and Skip Rochette for the coming CFL season.
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New York
Pete Brown
Brown
Bert Yancey
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Dale Douglass
Howie Johnson
Tony Jacklin
Dave Hill
Tom Weiskopf
Bob Lunn
Aloquiettes
Montreal
Montreal Alochettes
Bill Rhodes
Dick Smith
Red O'Quinn
Als
Skip Rochette
Bridgeport
Conn
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