Meadville Meets Warren In Section Two Showdown
Meadville hosts Warren in a pivotal Section Two clash with the 50 Doggies aiming to upset the district leaders. Meadville led Corry 67 57 entering the final period but prevailed 76 71 in the first meeting as Warren eyes a home upset to stay in title contention.
McDermott Wins Gold For United States At Winter Games
INNSBRUCK Austria AP Terry McDermott barber from Essexville Michigan won the 500 meter speed skating gold, breaking the Olympic record with 40.1 seconds to end the Soviet Union's dominance. He outpaced 43 skaters from 19 countries, giving the United States its first speed skating gold since 1952. The article notes additional results across biathlon luge and other events and mentions U.S. athletes Jean Saubert and Dorothy Hirschland among participants who did not medal in these early games.
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Clesert
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Bill Will In Close Battle
NEW YORK AP Bill Russell Celtics star dominated boards in recent games, pushing Wilt Chamberlain to second in rebounds with 1,203 on a 24.6 average across 49 games. Chamberlain posted 1,188 rebounds and 22.0 average while Russell added 201 points in five games to raise his season total to 1,936. Oscar Robertson leads scorers with 1,643 points in 54 games, 30.8 average, followed by Bob Pettit with 1,574 points in 56 games at 28.1 average.
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Storers Tops In Archery League Action At Sawyer's Lanes
Sawyers Senecas lead Monday archery league with 3656 team score, 12 points clear of Carrig's Com arches. Davis' Delawares sit third with 3635, Rossin's Redskins last at B43 10. Bill Storer posts 1243 and Sandy Storer 1199 for Delaware high honors.
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Rupp Hits 700 Wins as Kentucky Beats Georgia 103 83
Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp celebrates his 700th victory after leading the Wildcats to a 103 83 win over Georgia. The triumph keeps Kentucky atop the SEC, amid strong South. Nash 33 Deeken 29 fueled the charge in Athens while Vanderbilt and others show top ten South dominance. Michigan faltered 88 86 to Ohio State as OSU’s Bradds scored 42 in a high scoring day.
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Bowling scores highlight local leagues and top averages
Staples leads the 600 series with 651 in the Men's A League as five leagues bowled last night. Numerous 200-plus games appear across the B League, Businessmen's League, Clymer League, MeiInnes Steel Shop League and others with players such as Bob Hand 225 and Chuck Fenton 220 sparking competition.
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Games Tonight Section Two Pranklin at Corry
Evening matchups feature Titusville visiting Oil City Meadville at Warren and a slate of local showdowns including Spartansburg at Northern Area Youngsville at Tidioute West Forest at East Forest and Erie Academy against Harbor Creek at Erie Tech 1 McDowell versus Erie Prep Cranberry at Mercer Wattsburg at Wesleyville Union City visiting Lawrence Park.
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Jones Scores TKO Over McNeeley in Five Rounds
Doug Jones, 26, New York heavyweight, stopped Tom McNeeley of Arlington, Massachusetts in five rounds at the Coliseum. Jones, a 3-1 favorite, controlled the bout from the start, cutting McNeeley near the eye and blooding his nose before a fifth round stoppage ordered by Dr. Alexander Schiff. Jones plans to depart for Europe to pursue matches with Patterson or Mildenberger.
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Don Hoak to Try One More Season
Don Hoak, 35 tomorrow, says he will play one more year for the Phillies after remarks that last season felt similar but他 was losing some edge. The former Pirates star indicated he plans to finish his major league career with Philadelphia.
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UCLA Remains No. 1 In AP Cage Poll As 1st-Place Vote Count Tops
Unbeaten UCLA holds the top spot with 43 of 49 first place votes in the AP poll through Feb 1, featuring a 17-0 record after sweeping Santa Barbara. Michigan slips to second after a 15-1 mark, while Kentucky rises to third and Wichita to fourth as Davidson, Villanova, Duke and Vanderbilt follow. Chicago Loyola and DePaul round out the top ten. Duquesne also wins big in regional play.
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