Beavers fall to Lions 72 82 in Erie game
Erie Academy powered to an 82 72 victory over Corry Beavers at Erie Tech Memorial gym. Mick McMahon led Corry with 26 points on 9 field goals and 8 9 at the line, while Chuck Gilliland added 13 and six footer Jim Bromley chipped in 13 in the final period. Ervin Reid led Erie with 14 points as five Lions reached double figures. Next action for Corry is a Friday return game against Franklin.
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Syracuse Nationals Dominate Packers for Seventh Straight
The Syracuse Nationals beat the Chicago Packers 197 to 133 in Madison Square Garden, extending their season series lead to seven wins. The performance highlights a strong Nats run in the Eastern Division race, while other games in the doubleheader featured the Los Angeles Lakers losing to New York and other Western standings actions.
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Wolfpack topples Duke as Heyman sidelined in ACC clash
North Carolina State, a former ACC champion, crushed Duke 71 to 55 in Raleigh as Art Heyman missed the Blue Devils game with a sprained ankle. Russ Marvel led NC State with 22 points while Duke, ranked fifth, slipped to 7-2 in ACC play.
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Ex Olympic Champ Cassius Clay Promises Bold Talk
Cassius Clay meets reporters in New York at a boxing writers luncheon and hypes a Madison Square Garden bout with Sonny Banks. He targets a Liston title shot, naming Liston, Patterson, Machen, and Johansson as stepping stones, and explains his contract is managed by a Louisville syndicate led by Bill Faversham.
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Sparta Smothers Tidioute In Home Victory
Sparta Spartans roll to a 75-26 win over Tidioute in Upper Allegheny Valley League action. Dennis Albers scores 25 and Larry Greer adds 21 as Joe Frisina’s squad improves to 15-1 and hosts East Forest next.
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Beavers Fall Short As Meadville Edges Corry Jr High
The Curry Junior High Beavers lost to Meadville 39 36 after a tight game. Rick Hammond and Gary Swackhamer led Corry with nine and leading scorers Bliley and Hammond each had 13 and nine points. Meadville’s Gray and Smith scored 18 and 12 as the Bulldogs pulled away late. Corry hosts Warren next Tuesday.
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Wesleyville Nets 88 in Upset of Northwestern
Nelson scores 57 points, a season high, aiding Wesleyville to an 88-79 upset of Northwestern in Erie County League play last night. The list shows numerous local scores across county rivals with tight margins and decisive victories.
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Yankees Eye Top Spot In 1962 Race
New York manager discusses strong 1961 performances, key players like Ford Mantle Maris and Berra, potential lineup changes at shortstop with Tresh or Linz, rookies Pepitone Keller Hall Madden, and strong outfield with Lopez Maudle Berra. He expects a hard chase from Tigers White Sox Orioles Indians and warns every club will try to beat the Yankees.
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Frank Lary Signs 1962 Contract With Tigers
Frank Lary of the Detroit Tigers, famed for beating the New York Yankees, signed his 1962 contract Tuesday for a reported 35000 dollars. He was the highest paid Tiger hurler since Hal Newhouser in the 1940s, after a 1961 season of 23 wins and 9 losses. Lary’s 27-10 career mark against the Yankees highlights the deal. Other notes mention Harvey Haddix to Pirates, Roy McMillan with the Braves, and Jim Davenport with the Giants.
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Bowling results highlight four ladies leagues and one men’s league
Thelma Paulson led with 598 in the Ladies B League at VFW after 190 202 and 136 games. Barbara Gibas rolled 500 in Bowl-Aire B. Other top women included Fenno Roehrig Acklin Drobneck Ross Amoroso Damon Windahl Clark Wickwire Lytton Carroll Caruso Yenchak with scores from 175 to 187. Industrial League at Bowl-Aire had Terry Williams 2% for top spot. Dick Smith 214 and Jim Rhoades 210 followed.
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Old Vaulting Champ Sees Progress In Glass Poles
Cornelius Warmerdam, legendary vaulter and Fresno State track coach, weighs in on fiberglass poles replacing bamboo. He argues there should be no separate records by pole type and predicts vault heights of 17 to 18 feet, saying human power and timing drive performance more than pole material.
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Fresno State College
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Hal Lahar Returns to Coach Colgate Red Raiders
Harold W. Lahar is rehired to lead Colgate football for 1962, replacing Alva Kelley who resigned to become an industrial engineer in Buffalo. Lahar previously coached Colgate 1952–1958 and last led the University of Houston, posting a 5-4-1 record before resigning to start an insurance business in Houston.
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