Lions and Cougars deadlock in rec wrestling league leaders
In Saturday action at Corry Area High School the Lions crushed the Cougars 31 to 7 to pull into a first place tie with their rival. Bears topped Panthers 41 to 3 while Tigers beat Wildcats 38 to complete the slate. multiple Lions victors included Ted Bauer and Jim Roden, with Jim Roth the sole Cougar winner by decision over Terry Wescieski.
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Gordon Bigelow
Gary Miles
Carl Reed
Jim Carrier
Dick Lobdell
Biull Silvis
Larry Jaquith
Gary Eddy
Jay Rumbaugh
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Jim Roth
Terry Wescieski
Ken Hunt
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Johm Richardson
Bob Rapauch
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John Oesch
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Sam Pralick
Rt ‘McCray
Bob Higley
Phil Jaquith
Steve Tinko
Harley Hall
Alan Balog
Jim Coons
John Richardson
Umma
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Merle Malek
Bill Silvis
Fred Corbett
Prank Chase
Reed Lilley
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Dirk Simmonson
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Terry Wesojoski
Jerry Harness
Bob Brown
Terry Daniels
David Fogle
Ed Malek
Rex Messinger
Hornets Coach Fines Pittsburgh Horn Jets for Indifference
Coach Larry Hegan fines every member of the Ube Pittsburgh Hor jets hockey team $100 each for indifference. Regan notes some players aren’t bad but team play has been terrible as the Hornets slump in the American Hockey League Western Division, extending their 10th straight loss.
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Pottios Hurt in Warren Basketball Game
Myron Pottios Pittsburg Steelers rookie linebacker suffered a half inch cut on his right calf during a Saturday night basketball game against a Warren team. He received treatment at Warren General Hospital and noted he had never been cut in pro football.
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Chicago and New York Nets Knicks Edge Nets and Celtics
NBA results show Chicago 126 over New York 111 and Philadelphia 107 over Boston 106. Cincinnati 134 beat St Louis 118 while Boston 148 topped Chicago 115. Syracuse 132 defeated Detroit 116 and St Laws 129 over Cincinnati 109. Philadelphia 121 edged New York 11. AB L results New York 123 beat San Francisco 119 and Cleveland 105 defeated Pittsburgh 103. Kansas City 91 over Hawaii 88. Fights section mentions Tony Martinez at 168 and a bout with Japan listed as Tensened TM. Blondie panel appears in the page.
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Beatty Runs Record Mile in Los Angeles Indoor Meet
Jim Beatty, the world’s first four minute miler, broke Ron Delany’s indoor mile record at the Los Angeles Times indoor games with 3:58.9 aided by Los Angeles Track Club teammates. He plans New York meets at the end of the week and AAU Indoor nationals, aiming for faster times. Peter Snell impressed but Beatty narrowly won Athlete of the Meet. Snell set an indoor 1000-yard record.
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Maris Unsigned Carroll Hardy Signs With Red Sox
Carroll Hardy, the only player to pinch hit for Ted Williams, signed with the Boston Red Sox as part of a weekend roster expansion that added eight players. Also inked were Jim Pagliaroni, Chet Cisco, Dave Busby, Hal Kolstad, and Stew MacDonald. Meanwhile the Yankees failed to reach terms with Roger Maris after a 35 minute session over his $75,000 demand.
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Ted Williams
Jackie Jensen
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Jim Pagliaroni
Chet Cisco
Dave Busby
Hal Kolstad
Stew MacDonald
New York Yankees
Jim Coates
Roland Sheldon
Roger Maris
Roy Hamey
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Chicago White Sox
Jim Landis
Herb Score
Lee Featherstone
Chuck Estrada
West Stock
Baltimore
Smoky Burgess
Wilmier
Rend Mizell
Pittsburgh
Moe Drabow
Ski
Cincinnati
Rich Rollins
Kim Snyder Bey
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Norm Sherry
Mike Brumley
Willard Hunter
Thad Tillotson
New York Mets
Hobie Landrith
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Gannon Five Grabs 15th Victory as Franks Top Tennessee State
Gannon College’s Frankies, the hot team of western Pennsylvania, beat Tennessee State 103-83 to extend their win streak to eight and improve to 15-5. Earlier, they defeated Waynesburg 67-50. Pitt edged Bucknell 70-40 as Geneva, Grove City, Carnegie Tech, W&J, and Allegheny also posted results. Gannon also renewed coach George Hesch’s contract for another season after a 15-5 start.
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Pirates Sign Catchers Mizell and Burgess
Pirates sign Pittsburgh catcher Burgess, 35, who hit .203 in 100 games with a .999 fielding average, the best among NL catchers. Also ink 31 year old pitcher Mizell, a southpaw, who appeared in 25 games last season with a 7-10 record.
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Jaywalkers Remain Unbeaten in Rec League Action
Jaywalkers stay atop the six grade Rec Cage Loop after a 28 to 1 win over the Apaches. Dan Corbett led with 14 points as the Jaywalkers collect their fifth straight win. Musketeers move into a second place tie by beating the Twisters 17 to 24, while Trojans win 29 to 19 behind Xander’s 23 points.
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Junior High Hosts Warren In Return Game Tomorrow
Corry Junior High brings the Orange and Black to the Corry High court to face Warren Dragons in a return game. The Beavers seek their eighth win in eleven starts and a tenth straight home victory after a 53 to 45 first meeting loss at Warren. Starting lineup includes SwackHAMER, Walsh, Tinko, Bliley, Hammond with reserves Tate Falworth Varzssa Gilliland Swink Dyckes Morton Carrig. Game time set for 3 30.
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Dave Gilliland
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Denny Dyckes
Tom Morton
Mike Carrig
Buckeyes Set New Mark in College Hoops Showdown Week
A busy college basketball week opens with a slate of top teams. Kentucky hosts Mississippi State as the defending SEC champ Bulldogs chase a share of the lead while Kentucky seeks a 17th straight win. Ohio State, leading the Big Ten, visits Michigan after a 34 point, 14-for-15 shooting night by Jerry Lucas in a win over Minnesota. Cincinnati hosts George Washington after defeating Tulsa while Drake visits Missouri Valley leader Wichita State?
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Gunners Fall to Amboy in Northwestern League Action
Corry Red and Gun City Class B riflemen lost 1859 to 1836 at Amboy in a Northwestern Pennattyania League match. R Crosse 377 and R Spaller 378 led scores. Amboy hosts Walnut Creek next Friday in the final first-half match as D Cousins and L Norton posted 364 and 377 respectively. Conference results include Arizona State, UCLA, Texas Tech, SMU, and others shaping standings.
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Palmer Wins Biggest Margin Ever In Phoenix Open
Arnold Palmer captured a Phoenix Open title with a 72‑hole 269, the largest winning margin in PGA history, earning $5,300 as he eyed rest ahead of a five‑week schedule. His driving powered the victory as he moved to $275,754.78 career earnings, close to Middlecoff and Ford totals.
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Bowling League Results From Avalon Center Lifts Juniors and Adults
Weekend bowling action at Avalon Center included Junior and Bantam Leagues, the Beaver League at Bowl-Aire, and Adult Mixed Doubles led by Sophie Douglas with a 527 series and a high game of 185. Standings show Last Hit and Miss Headpins, Red Sox, Ratydids, and more with individual scores ranging from the 150s to 190s across teams.
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Jackie Benson
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Si Harkless
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Tom Bracken
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Jim Rhoades
Lyle Akam
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Rick Bachot
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Art Hotchkiss
Mickey Johnson
Denny Becker
John Xander
John Lindstrom
Tom Johnson
George Koestner
Dave Mack Kengle
Alan Moravek
George Sprovers
Alan Benson
Chuck Brockman
Angler Rich Cross Wins Lake Madison Derby
AP reports in DeSmet South Dakota that about 1,200 participants and 3,000 spectators watched Rich Cross win the annual ice fishing derby at Lake Madison He landed a four ounce perch to take first prize a 14 foot boat and no other fish were caught by winners or competitors
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Local VFW Team Defeats Sherman In Kegling Match
Mick's Lumber team of VEWA bowling defeated Sherman Cafe Espanol at VFW lanes Saturday night. Mick's Bob Lindstrom rolled 583 series with 201 and 202 to lead. The locals won by 41 pins despite handicap, with Lindstrom 180 201 202 and 583, plus Cummings 136 169 139, Hajec 158 152 147, Marek 199 189 141, Stee 142 149 156, while Cafe Espanol players Earl Hamilton 199 183 567, Whitehead 180 150 164, Forte Waring 136 157 148 441, 165 158 507.
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Buster Ramsey Joins Steelers
Gerard Ramsey known as Buster Ramsey joins the Pittsburgh Steelers as a defensive coach after a stint as head coach of the Buffalo Bills. Ramsey, 41, had coached Buffalo since the league’s formation two years ago and led 11 wins in 28 games amid Bills’ cellar finish.
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Buster" Ramsey
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