Beaver Teams Meet Franklinites Tonight
Beaver basketball and wrestling squads of Corry and Franklin high schools clash tonight in a second meeting this season. The hoops game tips at 8 pm after 6:30 pm junior varsity events, with Kirk Schrecengoet’s Beavers aiming to avenge a 62-37 loss on Franklin’s floor. Meantime Meadville leads the league 7-0 as Corry and Franklin compete in a crowded schedule featuring top scorers Meghan and Larry Kozella.
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Corry
Franklin
Thin Schoon
Ron Schréebéngost
Knights
Bob Mulgin
Knight Fighters
Schrecengoet
Thercy
Orange and Beavers
Meadville
Lasr
Warren Dragons
Melvile
Neon Gundsteen
Titusville
Ol City
The
Beavers
Dic Seboltens Iad
Ron Johnson
Gu- Mand
Meghan
Larry Kozella
Ted
George Schroeder
Beaver
Norm Nilsson
Eric East
John Savko
Larry Puckley
Sevto
Uhlseasdirt
Puckley
Savko
Lawrence
Borata
Mulvin
Fimé
Rick Ditzersbarger
Keith Wade
Senata
Siemens
Mickey Johnson
Corry Tankers Top Meadville 50 36 in MCA clash
Corry Beaver swimmers led by Ed McMahon Ron Brown Jack McIntyre Gary Lane and Jim Hurlbut piled up 50 points to defeat Meadville 50 36 at the MCA. Brown won the 100 yard butterfly and 100 yard freestyle while McIntyre swept the breaststroke and medley relay duties in a 3 3 record for Corry next host Erie Tech Tuesday.
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Corry Beaver
Meadville
MCA
Ed McMahon
Ron Brown
Jack McIntyre
Gary Lane
Jim Hurlbut
Beaver
Brown
Corry
Tom Grice
McIntyre
McCintyre
Lane
Jeff Wickwire
Dick Anderegg
Wickwire
Wickwirr
Ad Brown
Tom Carlson
Bob Kensinger
Art Butters
Grice
John Bulard
Bill Cochran
Tankers
Eric Tech
Jamestown
Erie Prep
Erie East
Corry Sy
Leadvinle
McMahon
Mercatoris
Coretti
Zingee
TELA
Souk
Carlson
Myers
Headley
Wick
Williams
Sattler
Games Tonight in Hudson Valley District Schedule
League card lists pairings for tonight's high school games. Wesleyville visits North Comfiedut Valley while McDowell hosts Erie Cathedral Prep, and Strong Vincent faces Fairview. Other matchups include General McLane at Girard and Fort LeBoeuf at Lawrence Park with several minor local pairs.
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Wesleyville
North Comfiedut Valley
McDowell
Erie Cathédral
Erle Strong
Vincent Fuirview
General
Palmer Named Honorary Chairman Of Easter Seal Drive
Arnold Palmer of Latrobe is named honorary chairman of the 1962 Pennsylvania Easter Seal campaign. Elwin M. Lillis says Palmer will energize thousands of volunteers in the statewide drive while leading the effort alongside the State Society for Crippled Children and Adults in Harrisburg. Scholastic wrestling results from Fort LeBoeuf, Northwestern, Erie Academy, Cathedral Prep, and Erie Tech are listed with individual placers and weights.
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Harrisburg
Proplfet
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Pennsylvania
Elwin M. Lillis
Erie
State Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Palmer
Sparta Defeats East Forest 74 to 35 in Hoops Rout
Sparta improved to 9-0 in the season with a 74-35 win over East Forest. Dick Nadolny scored 28 and Larry Greer 23 as Joe Prisma’s team stretched a 21-0 halftime gap to a 44-14 surge in the final two periods. Sparta’s next game is at Northern Area on Tuesday.
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Syamiandsburg
Sparta
East Forest
Dick Nadolny
Larry Greer
Joe Prisma
Prismamen
Northern Area
Bradley Tops Missouri Valley Race in Rough Schedule
Bradley, 15 3 and ranked seventh, routed North Texas 91 61 to stay ahead in the Missouri Valley race while Cincinnati edged closer with a 54 48 win at St Louis. Providence edged Boston College 70 69 as St John s and NYU beat Villanova and Temple respectively in New York Madison Square Garden. Joe Strander led Bradley with 23 points and Chet Walker added 21. Cincinnati got 13 in a late surge. Leroy Ellis had 32 points and 20 rebounds powering St John s past Villanova. NYU guard Mark Reiner scored 35 to defeat Temple in overtime.
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Associated Press
Bradley
Cincinnati
Providence
St. John’s
New York University
Missouri Valley
North Texas
St. Louis
Boston College
New York
Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
Villanova
NYU
Temple
Joe Strander
Chet Walker
Braves
Strander
Walker
Bearcats
Billikens
George Wilson
Tom Sizer
Friars
Jim
Jed
Hubie White
St. John's
Wildcats
White
Mark Reiner
Wynn Signs 62 Contract Eyes 300 Victories
Chicago area baseball notes report Wynn signed his 1962 contract in Chicago as he eyes reaching 300 career wins. A right elbow injury stalled his 1961 season after a 2-0 start, but the 1962 pact keeps him in the Phillies, with other teams adding signees including Oldis and Malkmus for Philadelphia, Green and Cheney for Washington, Haney Etchebarren Massarelli Laverine and Nicholson for Baltimore, and Billy O'Dell joining the Giants.
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Chicago
Earry Wynn
Chicago Wilte Sox
Yeieald
Balimore Orioles
Philadelphia Phillies
Bob Oldis
Billy Malkmus
Oldis
Columbus
Malkmus
Phils
Washington Senators
Pittsburgh
Fred Green
Tom Cheney
Green
Cheney
Baltimore Orioles
Larry Haney
Andy Etchebarren
Dave Massarelli
Bob Laverine
Dave Nicholson
Nicholson
Orioles
San Francisco Giants
Billy O'Dell
Sportsmen Show Opens Eight Day Run In Farm Show Building
The Sportsmen Show in Farm Show Building opens tonight for an eight day run, billed as the largest outdoor sports show in the East. Governor David L. Lawrence and Harrisburg Mayor Norman Ziegler will officiate with a host of outdoor stars. Daily hours are 1 to 10 30 except Saturdays 9 30 a m, running February 5 through 17 with no show on Sunday February 11.
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Sousa
Pennsylvania
East
Farm
David L. Lawrence
Harrisburg
Norman Ziegler
Wilt Chamberlain Faces Celtics After Scoring Marathon
Wilt Chamberlain, Philadelphia’s 7 foot scoring machine, racks up another 50 point game in a 136-120 win over New York. He has reached 50 or more points for the 40th time this season with 19 games left, pushing total points to 94k as Boston hosts him and Bill Russell. Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati past Los Angeles 113-109 in a separate game.
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Assoctz
Wilt Chamberlain
Boston
Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
Chamberlain
Philadelphia
Ant
Syracuse
Warriors
New York
National Basketball Association
Celtics
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Young bowler Jack Bowler sets 115 average at age six
Roy Bowler six year old Jack Bahouth bowls with two hands at his father Nick's Syracuse suburb alleys. He averages 115, has a 174 game, and bowls 10 of 18 games on Saturdays. Father notes his enthusiasm may fade, but bowling is his main interest. Also: Lanny Van Eman from McKeesport signs with the New York Yankees, to report to Augusta in the Glass A South Atlantic League as a shortstop on March 20.
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Jack Bahouth
Jack
Nick
Syracuse
Don Carter
YANKS
Wichita
Kan
Lanny van Eman
University of
Bowlers shine at VFW lanes with multiple 200s in league night
Readers recall a bowling night at the VFW lanes where women dominated with scores around 200s and detailed tallies for many players. Roxanne, Jankie, Bignche and Mary posted strong sets while Florence Lamielle and Marie Wotus led women’s scores. Larry Lobdell led the Corry Jamestown League with 226 as other Bowl-Aire divisions produced several 200 games.
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Soxange Bradford
Jacl Benson
Zajac
Mary Hnatyst
VFW
Four Indies
A Levinie
Iea
Roxanne
JBL
Jankie
Florence Lamielle
Marie Wotus
Mariah Bulard
Mary Dev Lury
Annie Royek
Helen Hoyt
Pat Shumsky
Rosa Baker
Larry Lobdiell
Corry
Avalon Center
Joe Hand
George Price
Harry
Mert Fitch
Abe Buell
Jim Varasso
Westminster Titans Roll Past Baldwin Wallace in Thirteen-Point Win
Westminster Titans stay hot with a 67-0 apparent win over Baldwin Wallace as Ron Galbreath scores 27 and Lew Skurcenski 20. Gannon upset Tennessee State 145 record to boost national ranking hopes with Al Lawson and Willie Alford each adding 28. Grove City beat Waynesburg 76-64 as Paul Beilstein closed strong with six late field goals.
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Associated Press
Westminster Titans
Gannon Knights
Titans
Baldwinn Wallace
Ron Galbreath
Westminster
Warren Salvate
Lew Skurcenski
Jerry Schrook
Baldwin- Wallace
Gannon
Tennessee State
al Lawson
Willie Alford
Knights
Grove City
Wayneshire
Paul Beilstein
Palmer Opens Phoenix Open With Lead After 64
Arnold Palmer took a three-stroke edge into the second round of the Phoenix Open in Phoenix. He opened with six birdies in seven holes and finished with a seven-under-par 64, while Lean Art, Wall Jr. trailed with 67 as the strongest early challenger.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arnold Palmer
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