Rich Arrington shines in Erie East romp over Corry Beavers
Rich Arrington, dubbed the Erie East rock, dazzled in a 41-14 victory over the Corry Beavers, drawing talk of a stellar future in football and wrestling. The piece notes Arrington’s potential Notre Dame run and compares him with Art Baker, now with the Buffalo Bills after a Syracuse career, envisioning a future heavyweight clash between Arrington and Baker as a standout event.
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Rich Arrington
Erie East
Corry Beavers
Rich the Rock
Erie
Notre Dame
Richard Tanile
Eric
Art Baker
Buffalo Bills
University of Syracuse
Academy
Syracuse
Art
Bills
Philadelphia Eagles
Buffalo
Arrington
Baker
Old City
Larry Snow
Fort LeBoeuf
Tom Coffin
Edward Also Richs Brother Ed Dominates Wrestling Clash
Edward Also Rich’s brother Ed, taller and formidable, capped a remarkable win by pinning Corry’s top matman Bob Roden. Roden fought hard for three periods before succumbing, the partisan crowd roaring as Arrington’s foe fell. Ed Arrington looks to join his brother at greater heights, while the football team’s upset of East High remains puzzling amid the Arringtons’ strong line.
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Rich
Corry
Bob Roden
Roden
Arrington
Boden
Bob the Beast
Ed Arrington
East High
Warriors
Arringtons Edge Carry in Unlikely Wrestling Sweep
The Arringtons upset the Carry Beavers 41-14 as the hometown favorites dominated at the local gym. Rich and Ed Arrington remained unbeaten with pins, while Bob Roden, Don Buell, Russ Bailey, and Dile Mitchell suffered early falls for the Beavers.
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Arrington Boys
Remon
Erleinet Figoun
Maphy
Wartler Wrentlery
Carry Haavers
Rich
N« Vers Cop
Arlingtons
Beavers
Be Arrington
Bob Roden
Wiel
Pulp Mitchell
Warriors
Bob Brabender
Don Buell
Russ Bailey
Dile Mitchell
Roden
Bailny
Mitchell
Bailey
Conferences Hunt NCAA berths in key showdowns
Big conferences push toward the 25 team NCAA tournament with pivotal games. Ohio State seeks Big Ten crown at Northwestern then Wisconsin, while Iowa eyes staying hot. SEC features Kentucky against Mississippi State. Vanderbilt visits LSU as MSU risks NCAA bid. St Bonaventure visits Providence in a televised clash as nation’s top teams clash across leagues.
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Preas
Southeastern
Ohio Valley
Ohio State
Tonteht
Northwestern
Town
Towa
Wisconsin
Bucks
Hawkeyes
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Vanderbilt
LSU
State
Lke
Kansas
Kane * Sas
Western Kentucky
Eastern Kentucky
St. Bonaventure
Providence
Kansas State
Colorado
Missouri
Wildcats
Jayhawks
Michiai State
Tere” Lucas
Tom Stith
Preddie Crawford
Bonaventure
Boston College
Chet Walker
Bradley
St. Louis
Braves
Cincinnati
North Carolina
Wake Forest
York Surese
de Moe
al Peithman
Corry Beavers to Open Section Two Wrestling in New Gym
Corry High Beavers face Warren Dragons in the first Section Two wrestling meet in their new gym, aiming to complete by February 26 to host the event. The Beavers also play Warren the night before. crowd turnout expected large. Pirates sign six players for coming season including Jim Unis Wrient Curt Haydon Tarn Pies Rocky Nelson Elio Planved.
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Corry High
Beaver
Warren Dragons
Beavers
Warren
Don Hawk
Pittsburgh Pirates
Titusville Knights of
Oona
Cincinnati
Ohio City
Pirates Fign
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Jim Uni- Wrient
Curt Haydon
Tarn
Pies
Dilly Virden
Rocky Nelson
Elio Planved
East Juniors Triumph as 41-14 Victory Nets Forfeit
East corrects 41 14 win over Corry in a varsity wrestling meet. Fralick earned a forfeit at 95 pounds after Corry failed weight. Eaton pinned DiBello for an 11-0 lead, Siivko won 14-0, Seelinger pinned Johnson, Puckley lost 8-6, Zouikoff pinned Patterson, and Mitchell edged Cyatpentoe 9-4. Final score East 41 Corry 13 with Dominant Beavers seeking next title.
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Eaton
di Hollo Jr
Savyko
Gorton
Thoms
Deentarist Mule
Wi — Selinger
Dick Johnson
Kilesewski
Puckley
Zolikoll
Palson
Milewski
Buell
Cyatpentoe
Mitchell
Kowalewaki UB
Bailey
B. Arrington
Roden
R. Arrington
D. Mitchell
Beavers
Laverne Hildbart
Warrior
Orfiupe
Rick Varsity
Brielles
Vincent
Brie
Corry
Dyst
Dale Prlick
Jack DeForesh
Bill Eaton
Joe DiBello
Beageys
Brabender
Neal Seelinger
Plo
Larry Puckley
George Patterson
Clift Zouikoff
Biel
Nik
Ray Mitchell
Tnsing
Carpenter
Areltion
Howe
Enie
Atrini
Moses
Bowling and standings from Bowl-Aire and Avalon junior leagues
Chick Williams delivered a 221 203 in the Mixed Doubles League at Bowl-Aire as Kip Anderson and Si Harkless posted 203s in other men’s games. Avalon juniors saw Larry Shannon lead boys with 164 high, while Sharlene Kane topped the girls with 123 109 and other high games noted. Standings show Splitters 48 30, Red Sox 39 39, Headpins 40 44, Ringers 38 46, and Gophers 63 for Avalon boys with various team records and top scorers listed.
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Chick Williams
Kip Anderson
Si Harkless
Key Messina
Indies
Janet Harvey
Barb Wickwire
Larry ‘Shannon
Sharlene Kane
Red Sox
Ringers
Gophers
Beaver Stars Lead Seeded Wrestlers for Dual Tourney
Four Beaver wrestlers top seed the 24 seeded entries for the Warren dual meet wrestling tournament, with Warren and Oil City each supplying eight contenders. Coaches mapped four regions to 12 weights, designating two seeds per division and noting notable entries such as John Savko and Ray Mitchell.
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Mats Oe
Warren
Oil City
Corry
Piiklin
Dour
Phaewd
Tire Bacierdiwsl
Oreak
Vouipeke
Lourmaniep
Furedront
Aia
Becton Twa
Soppards
Tony Ross
Viny McCumber
Yddon Shatter
John Savko
Ela Lawrence
Mike Lani
Gay Griffiths
Bill Turner
Ralph Fox
Chuck Grinien
Dan Scurry
Chuck Knapp
Frank Phillips
John Wooster
Rick Durenberger
Ray Mitchell
Roger Colvin
Jak Deets
Carl Habetind
Snipertown
Bol Raden
Pat Shaughnessy
Bob Black
Larry Shew
Dick Kinney Wins Top Honors In Archery Shoot
Dick Kinney led the invitational archery shoot at the Joca range on East Main Street with 411 in the expert division, defeating about 25 local competitors. Halpt Bailey and Kurt Lindberg placed first and second in the B division with 399 and 395, while out‑of‑town shooters dominated Bowman honors. Diane Sawyer of Corry won the women’s expert score with 311, and Corry’s Jim Miller placed third in the archer division with 276.
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Qurey
Bunney Linas
East Main Street
Kinney
Howman
Halpt Bailey
Kurt Lindberg
Bowman
Jim Miller
Corry
Diane Sawyer
Jean Lindberg
Palmer Sanders Tie In Phoenix Open Playoff
Palmer and Doug Sanders deadlocked at 270 after a tense Phoenix Open final round. Palmer, nine under, faced a 62 in round two while Sanders shot steady, forcing a 18 hole playoff to decide the champion. Prize money totaled over 4,300 for the winner and 3,000 for the runner up with several players earning mid four-figure sums.
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Phoenix
Ava
Palmer
Doug Sanders
Sanders
NBL
Hy Proceeara
Sis
Humber
Jack Deck
Bil Collins
Don January
Boye Marr
Johnny Pott
Ted
Collins
Jackie Cupit
Longview
Tex
Satellites suffer first loss in rec league showdown
In a morning session at Wright School gym the Satellites lost 23 15 to the Troubleshooters ending their early lead atop the fifth through sixth grade recreation basketball standings. Chargers and Untouchables split wins while the Bulldogs and Globetrotters also posted scores. Carl Reed led Sputniks with 23 of 27 points for the winners in a 27 20 win, with teammates and rivals contributing memorable tallies as standings shifted.
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Satelltes
Wright School
Satellites
Chargers
Globetrotters
Jim Hepler
Cha Clark
Dive Sprovert
Bob Haenel
Sputniks
Jaguars
Carl Reed
Reed
Gary Eddy
Untouchables
Carmen
Corry Bowling Teams Split With Meadville in Local Match
Corry bowlers split a weekend doubleheader with Meadville at VFW Lanes on West Washington Street. The VEW Men fell 2787 to 2528 as Meadville Pepsi Calm outfit dominated, while the VEW Women’s All-Stars beat Mendville belles 2174 to 0. Gerald Staples led Corry with a 567 series, scoring 198 199 and 170, with Hol Barr adding a 565 series and Corry’s only 200 score. Mary Hnalysayn led the Ladies with a 504 series, including 157 176 and 171.
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Worry Vows
Tepans
Eminett
Meadville
VFW
West Washington St
VEW
Meadville Pepsi Calm
VW Ladies
Mendville Belles
Crawford County
Keele
Viswers
Gerald Staples
Hol Barr
Corry
WEW
John Chillock
Paul Clark
Phil Sample
Mary Hnalysayn
Corry Visitor D. Honk Sets Dubious Strikeout Mark
Corry visitor D Honk, a fiery third baseman for the World Champion Pirates, holds a notorious record. In 1996 with the Chicago Cubs he struck out six times in a game versus the New York Giants, a mark later equaled by Rube Gomez of the Giants. The event, tied to local publicity, accompanies his appearance at a YMCA fundraiser and Yard annual enrollment kickoff in Corry tomorrow with radio interview and campaign roles.
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Ben Honk
Pittsburgh Pirates
Corry
Chicago Cube
Honk
New York Giants
Hoak
Wrigley
Chloe Cam
Giants
Joe Margénert
Smithton
Pittsburgh
Hank
Rube Gomez
Minnes
Yard
YMCA
Fred Marsh
Aing Ab
Weekend Fights in New York Result Moyer Defeats Scott
Denny Moyer from Portland outpoints Charley Scott in a weekend bout in New York. Moyer held a clear lead over Scott, who hails from Philadelphia, with the decision noted as a strong performance by Moyer.
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New York
Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
Charley Scott
Philadelphia
Bowlers Score Totals and High Game Amid Fight
Dot Morton posted a 451 series with 169 142 and 1440. Mario Wot rolled 146 162 and 158 for a 466 series. Maribelle Sample finished 101 132 156 for 383. Marion Bulard totaled 16R 125 10 for 473, with Mrs Bulard's 180 the high score of the fight.
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Dot Morton
Mario Wot
Maribelle Sample
Marion Bulard
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