Crystal Ball Preview Of Erie Area High School Games
The crystal ball highlights two Section T thrillers Erie Tech versus Harbor Creek and Millcreek at Erie East, with strong bets on Corry and Oil City. It lists lineups from Youngsville to Franklin and notes several regionals across Crawford County, forecasting winners like Corry, Franklin, Titusville, Hickory, Erie Tech, Erie East, Northern Area, Randolph, Fast Forest, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
OU City
Erie Tech
Harbor Creel
Millcreek
Erie
Crayford County
Youngsville
Hagles’ Wings
Dick Practzel
Beavers
Franklin
Lakeview
Knights
Titusville
Rocky Grove
Hickory
Oil City
Hornets
Oilers
Harborcreek
Dave Kennedy
Erie East
Millcreeks
Warriors
Spartansburg
Spartans
Randolph
Connenut Valey
Crawford Loop
Fast Forest
Pleasantville
Algheny
McKean
Fairview
Edinboro
Lawrence Park
North East
Wattsburg
Wesleyville
Waterford
Union City
Saegertown
Confant Lake
Cambridge Springs
Townville
Sharpsville
Grove City
Linesville
Pymatuning
Cochranton
Commodore Perry
Sherman
Brocton
Trojans Upset Rockets In Close Wrestling Duel
Titusville stunned Greenville 23 20 after a 17 0 burst, the Rockets taking the first five events on decisions by Granda DeMille Bush Watson and Turner. Shaffer Armstrong won for Greenville as the Trojans answered with two first period pins to narrow the gap and set up a Titusville Warren showdown for the Section II crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utis Page
Associated Press
Greenville
Fa~bled
Titusville
Rassling Rockets
Trojans
Chuck Granda
Jim DeMille
Dave Bush
Mike Watson
Bill Turner
Chuck Shaffer
Jim Armstrong
Rockets
King of winter sports sees Erie Strong Vincent shine
The fictional crown for winter sports goes to Erie Strong Vincent as Colonels sweep Section T in basketball wrestling and swimming. Vincent excels in swimming with over 100 consecutive meets unbeaten while the Oil City Franklin wrestling rematch and local Beavers clash loom. A Harrisburg show highlights national resources education at the Recreation and Sportsmen’s Show in March at the Farm Show Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Vincent
Colonels
Sorry
Oil City
Beavers
Marci
Harrisburg
Rom
Cen Agvalion
Leawinin
Fee Hiheie
Fyi
Shea
Same Old Faces Dominate NCAA And NIT Fields
Regional contenders shape up as Kentucky West Virginia Kansas State Cincinnati Dartmouth California Connecticut Miami Ohio Idaho State and Arizon a State push for NCAA bids while St Bonaventure Bradley St Josephs St Louis and others contend for NIT spots. Early leaders include Dartmouth Princeton North Carolina Duke UCLA none. Auburn NC State and Memphis State face suspensions or injuries. Conference races point to Kentucky North Carolina West Virginia Cincinnati and California atop their leagues as postseason hopefuls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly
Tere
Kentucky
West Virginia
Kansas State
Cincinnnati
Missouri Valley
Dartmouth
California
Connecticut
Miami
Olin
Idaho State
Arion State U
Indiana
Michigan State
St. Bonaventure
Niawari
St. John's
St. Francis
Dayton
Bradley
St. Joseph's
Cincinnati
St Joseph's
Tke LaSalle
Temple
Marquette
Oklahoma City
Fordham
St. Louis
Denver
Mo Valley
Xavier
Ohio
Seattle
Auburn
North Carolina State
Memphis State
Ivy League
Princeton
Southeastern
Mississippi State
Starksville
Miss
Atlantic Coast
North Carolina
N.C. State
Virinka
Mounties
Lourhey
Karlisas State
Colorado
Big Ten
Michitah State
Southwest
Texas Christan
Teads
Texas Tech
Baylor
Pacific Coast
Washington
Oregon
Heinsohn Sparks Celtics to Two Wins Near East Title
Associated Press notes Boston star Heinsohn scored 28 in a 124-116 win over New York and 36 in a 136-117 victory over Cincinnati, boosting the Celtics toward another Eastern Division title as Red Auerbach’s machine rolls on. Blondie notes St. Louis lowered his magic number to two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Heinsohn
Boston
New York
Celtics
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Blondie
Corry Grapplers Travel to Waterford for Road Meet
Corry Area High School grapplers head to Waterford for a 7 30 p.m. clash with Fort LeBoeuf, aiming to reach a third victory in four matches. The Orange and Black close the season with three home meets against Warren Oil City and Franklin. Lindsey seeks his eighth win while Malek and Stutaman chase number seven as Beavers hold a 3–5 record this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
Waterford
Fort LeBoeuf High
Warren
Oil City
Franklin
Beavers
Chick Rhodes
Keeling
Kim Hubbard
Chuck Little
Roger Munn
Rhodes
Bob Roden
Felix Matthews
Gary Fralick
Dave Johnson
Kenny Stutaman
Jim Palmer
Don Buell
Frank Malek
Bob Lindsey
Lindsey
Malek
Stutaman
Corry Grapplers
Pennant Prospects: Dodgers Improved After 1958 Slump
Dodgers manager Walter Alston gauges 1959 pennant chances amid injury plagued 1958 season. He cites pitching sore arms including Ed Roebuck Don Newcombe Don Bessent Roger Craig and Don Drysdale as key problems. Moon Repulski bolster lineup while Roseboro improves. Young prospects drive hope as Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, and San Francisco loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Oxford
Oilla
Ed Roebuck
Don Newcombe
Don Bessent
Roger Craig
Don Drysdale
Clem Lacbine
Dodgers
Uke Drysdale
Sandy Koufax
Stan Willams
Sabine
Johnny Roseboro
Wally Moon
Rup Repulski
Gil Hodges
Snider
Carl Furilo
Charlie Neal
Moon
Repulskt
Ron Pairly
Frank Howard
Don Dameter
Earl Robinson
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Harry Craft
Kansas City Athletics
Dewey Leads Section II Scoring Duel and Weekend Results
Titusville star George Dewey extended his Section II scoring lead with a 2-point performance at Corry’s expense. Dewey holds 141 season points to Creola’s 130, with a Friday rematch looming. Joe Benson sits third with 111, while Franklin’s Lou Fogle and Beavers’ Terry Williams vie for fourth. Weekend boxing notes report Locos Lopez stopping Boots Monroe, and NBA action features the Lakers, Syracuse Nationals, and Heinsohn’s 48-point third period spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Titusville
George Dewey
Warren
Nick Creol
Dewey
Creola
Aptive
Joe Benson
Franklin
Lou Fogle
Beavers
Terry Willams
Bobby Lynch
Meadville
Clyde Stallsmith
Tony Pero
Oil City
Jim Jones
Jerry Osborne
Walt Thomas
Ed Lalos
Ted Smith
Pranklin
Ron Warner
Fred Harris
Bob Hunter
Philadelphia
Hawks
Minneapolis
Lakers
Detroit
Syracuse Nationals
New York
Knicks
Heinsohn
Cincinnati
Saturday's Results in Hockey Standings
Chicago defeated New York 6 to 3 while Boston beat Montreal 3 to 2 and Toronto edged Detroit 4 to 1. No games scheduled for today.
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Montreal
Detroit
Chicago
Toronto
Boston
New York
First Place Ties Shape Early Rec League Play
In a tangled opening week, four teams jockey for top spots as Hawks and Devils split, Paleons and Red Mevily face losses, and an overtime thriller features Friday action with the Hawks edging the Moneers 20-18. Perry Loyd fuels the Devils, while Dick Lob dell and Mick Dubinsky star for the Blue Devils.
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Phew Hoi
Plave
Ehvisi
Loh
Berg
Wendy
Ted
Graekem Punk
Wheavers
Perry Loyd
Devils
Torluy
Wetson
Hawks
Paleons
Red Devils
49Ers
Tirat
Priday
He Wright School
Pioneers
Beavers See Scoring Boost in Junior Team Stats
Morse and Rieck lift the Beavers as scoring averages spike through Warren and Titusville games. Morse raises field goal pace to 37 percent, Williams leads with 254 points, and Latos shines at the line as the club improves its foul shooting and overall offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beavers
Warren
Titusville
Tom Morse
Wid LeRoy Leek
Vic Crap
Morse
LeRoy
Inue mi
Perry Wile Jima
Ed Latos
Obd Williams Ia
Jim Davison
Terryniyo
Cragymen
Ath Belind Wallantes Tates
Payman
Wee den Blewart
Mor
Jim Bulmer
Fred Rieck
Stewart Bowewennil
White Davison
Twken Ware
Willers
Persinnals
Davison
Latos
Stewart
Fhtoni
Thusville
Gones
Corty
Littler defies nerves to win Phoenix Open record 268
Sam Littler edged to a one over par 71 final round to finish at 268 under par 268, setting a Phoenix Open tournament record. Art Wall Jr trailed by six but closed with a 66 to take runner-up honors as Jimmy Clark, Marty Purgol, and John McMaltin shared third. Littler’s dramatic finish included a missed foot putt then a clutch par, earning $2,400 from a $20,000 purse as the touring caravan headed to Tucson.
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Whumix
Ars
Wolf
Dow
Little
Ape
Wall
Fala
Jimmy Clark
Huntington Beach
Calif
Marty Purgol
Lemont
John McMaltin
Balt Oaks
European Skating Champions Crown Bayus and Walter
In Milwaukee Bayus of Czechoslovakia captured the European Men’s Figure Skating title while Hanna Walter of Austria won the women’s crown. In North American speed skating trials Bayus and Meyers set marks as part of the 1960 Olympic team events. Jeanne Omelenehuk swept all five races in the women’s division.
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Bayus
Ecierutianares Dievin
Czechoslovakia
Skatny Championahiy
Hanna Walter
Austria
Milwaukee
Gene Bandvng
Minneapolia
Keith Meyer
Chicago
Olympic
Jeanne Omelenehuk
Lightweight Title Fight Set Wednesday in Houston
In 1969s first world championship boxing bout, Joe Brown defends his lightweight title against 24 year old Johnny Busso of New York in Houston. Busso earned the shot by upsetting the champ in an overtheweight bout in Miami Beach. Brown, a veteran with 18 fights, aims to finish Busso as he has past contenders. The bout will air on ABC at 10 pm BST.
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Byassnormica
Houston Wermheatay
Joe Brown
Fin
Shallenger
Johnny Busso
New York
Busso
Miami Beach
Fld
Buss
Brown
Joey Lopes
Sacramento
Lopes
Kenny Lane
Wak Fuer
Bud Seibity
Burad
ABC
Cisco Andrade
Compton
Calif
Frankie Rutt
Madison Square Garden
NBC Radiotv
Ruff
Barney Ross
Frankie
Andrade
Bop
Cisco Kid
Skating titles go to Heiss and Jackson in Toronto event
Carol Heiss of Ogone Park New York won the North American Women's Figure Skating Championship for the second consecutive time. Ben Jackson of Oshawa Ontario captured the men's title in the Toronto meet.
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Toronto
Carol Heiss
Ogone Park
Ume
Ben Jackson
Oshawa
Ontario
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the Splitters
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Partenkirch
Len
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Mell University
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Kandahar
Paul
East Main Street
Russ Mallory
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