Beavers Clash With Titusville In Tough Section Tilt
Corry visits Titusville for a Section IT showdown aiming to break a seven game winless streak against the top defensive club in the league. Titusville leads with height and experience, while Corry seeks its first Section IT victory on a new THS court amid lingering title races across Meadville and Warren.
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Ecounters
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Tittsville
Bus Shaner
Max Cole
Tom Allan
Joel Benson
Jim Hodamer
Phil Cox
Ron Warner
Vic Cragg
Lee Williams
Terry Williams
Ed Latos
Don Kauer
Bob Nichols
Orange
Jim Davison
Carl Clibbats
Jim Palmer
O City
Warren
Franklin
Oilers
Dragons
Pesky Knights
Howe
Bowling results from local leagues with top scores
Bob Clark rolled 244 to lead Bowl-Aire B League action last night as other top scorers included Bob Ottaway 215 George Haenel 207 Joe Amoroso 200 Ed Giacomo 213 Dale Paige 211 and Everett Johnson 211. In Corry Jamestown League play Paul Stroup led with 225 and 203 while Joe Baressi posted 214 and A Tomeho finished with 203.
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Bob Clark
Keglers
Bob Ottaway
George Haenel
Joe Amoroso
Ed Giacomo
Dale Paige
Everett
Johnson
Paul Stroup
Joe Baressi
A. Tomeho
Shaw to Sign Eagle Contract With Eagles Head Coach
Buck Shaw 60, who recently re signed as Air Force Academy coach, is expected to sign today as head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles. Shaw arrives in Philadelphia from Menlo Park, California, and has long been seen as Eagles General Manager Vince McNallys personal choice. Shaw previously coached the San Francisco 49ers for nine years and quit Air Force Academy three weeks ago to devote time to business interests in San Francisco. His academy record stood 9 8 2, while his All-America Conference and NFL stints added 38 14 2 and 32 26 21 respectively.
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Buck) Shaw
Air Force Academy
Philadelphia Eagles
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Philadelphia
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Shaw Long
Vince McNally
Hugh Devore
San Francisco
Redl and Kerwin Fight in Garden Meantime Showdown
Unbeaten Stefan Redl moves up in weight to meet Gale Kerwin at Madison Square Garden tonight. Redl aims to debut in the Garden after 17 pro bouts, while Kerwin, a Canadian-born fighter based in Valley Stream, N Y, is favored. The 10 p.m. EST NBC broadcast will feature New York judging and the typical round scoring system.
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Stefan Redl
Gale Kerwin
Madison Square Garden
Redl
Holyoke
Mass
Willie Moore
Kerwin
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NBC
Area Cage Schedule Compiles Local High School Matchups
Cory plays Titusville OU. City meets Warren. Mendsville faces Franklin. Erie Tech competes with Exe Prep. Strong Vincent takes on Erie East. Erie Academy plays Harborcreek. Union City versus Wesleyville. Waterford hosts Laurence Park. North East visits Waltshire. McKean challenges Fairview. Girard meets Edinboro. Albion plays West Springfield. Saegertown hosts Cambridge Springs. Linesville vs Spartansboro. Connell Valley vs Randolph. Conneaut Lake at Townville. West Forest plays Tidionte. East Forest vs Youngsville. Northern Area hosts Pleasantville. Cranberry battles Lakeview. Rocky Grove visits Cochranton. Stave Gily at Butler. Ridgway vs Johnsonburg. Gowanda plays Jamestown. St Marys hosts Sheffield. Clymer vs Sherman. Curwensville battles Kane.
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Titusville
OU City
Warren Mendsville
Franklin
Erie Tech
Exe Prep
Erie
Vincent
Erie East
Erie Academy
Harborcreek
Union City
Wesleyville
Waterford
Laurence Park
North East
Waltshire
McKean
Fairview
Girard
Edinboro
Albion
West Springfield
Saegertown
Cambridge Springs
Linesville
Spartansboro
Connent Valley
Randolph
Corry Beavers Swim Team Drops Final Meet at Erie Cathedral Prep
Corry Beavers swimming closed their first season without a win as Erie Cathedral Prep JV toppled them 58 24. Lacey won diving with 27 70, Parker captured the 100 yard breaststroke, and Vanderhoff took runner up in the 100 yard back. Prep dominated six events while Corry saw two firsts and a second across six experiments.
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Beavers
Erie Cathedral Prep
Bill Cochran
Mermen
Roger Lacey
Lonnie Douglas
Perry Parker
Wayne Vanderhoff
Prep
Agrest
Bugden
Grugin
McCray
Macey
Winchell
Carroll
Palton
Swenkt
Sheehan
Agresti
Vanderhoff
Seenst
Steadman
Lanowicz
Ahl
Parker
Lacey
Douglas
Wiendorff
Kentrock
Hurn
Liebel
Spagel
Hawks face Selvy trade as deadline looms
Ben Kerner of the St. Louis Hawks weighs a fast decision in the Frank Selvy case amid looming NBA deadline. Slater Martin nears restore to active status after Olympic-like absence, with Selvy potentially headed for a waiver-driven move as the lone league game the night before featured Syracuse Nationals.
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Ben Kerner
St. Louis Hawks
Frank Selvy
Kerner
Nitural Worrier
Desdine
Slater Martin
Ti Martin
Selvy
NBA
Selwy
Baylor Tops Regis as Baylor's Elgin Baylor Nets 47
Elgin Baylor pours in 47 points for Seattle in a 99-69 win over Regis of Denver, lifting his season total to 854 points in 19 games. Oscar Robertson also chases the season scoring pace, while Maryland, North Carolina and other ACC teams post wins in a busy college basketball night.
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Associated Press
Elgin Baylor
Seattle
Regis
Denver
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Oscar
Oklahoma State
Baylor
All America
Frank Selvy
Ufurman
Maryland
Clemson
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Bob Cunningham
Tommy Kearns
Ieat Vale Forest
Don Campbell
Wyoming
Tony Windismidhway
Cowboys
Nationalists Rally to Beat 76ers in Close Tilt
The Nationals trailed for 43 minutes before Dolph Schayes sparked a late rally to defeat the Philadelphia Warriors 108 to 106. It was the Nationals eighth win over Philadelphia in nine meetings this season.
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Dolph Schayes
Nats
Philadelphia
Lopez Pearson Top Baseball Golfers Action
Lopez of the Chicago White Sox and Albie Pearson of the Washington Senators led a round in the 18th annual National Baseball Players golf tournament. Steve Magula of Vicksburg Miss posted 74 to top the minor league division while Roy Cullenbine of Detroit led the inactive division with 76. Alvin Dark of the St Louis Cardinals also competed.
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al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Albie Pearson
Washington Senators
National Baseball Players
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Vicksburg
Miss
Roy Cullenbine
Detroit
Alvin Dark
St. Louis Cars
Confidence High For Score Back On Mound After Eye Injury
Tucson report says Herb Score, 24, feels sure he can return to the mound for Cleveland after a private batting practice session in which he regained depth perception. Score, knocked by a line drive last May, timed fast balls crisply and expressed willingness to play in the outfield. He dismissed fears of lingering fear, noting pitchers frequently take hits, but an eye injury is a rare one.
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Herb Score
Cleveland
Cleax
Sharp
Score
Val
New York Yankee
Gil McDougald
Hobby Bragan
Herb
NAIA Considers New Football Code Proposal
The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics plans a poll of members on adopting a football code distinct from its own and used by high schools and junior colleges. NAIA, based in New York, represents small colleges and links with major athletic bodies. The polling committee will brief at the March convention. Darrell Johnson of the New York Yankees tied for second with 82 in the active division.
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National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
NATA
National Alliance Athletic Association
National Federation of High School Athletic Associations
National Junior College Athletic Association
Dinals
Darrell Johnson
New York Yankees
Marr Leading Texas Open By Six Strokes
Dave Marr shot a 63 at Brackenridge Park to lead the Texas Open by six strokes as second round play began. The Houston native, now in Cedarhurst, N.Y., sits two ahead of several players who posted 69s including Jay Hebert the defending champion. Others scoring 69 or better include Holguin Ragan Johnston Leonard and Hebert posted 74.
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San Antonio
Dave Marr
Brackenridge Parke
Claude Harmon
Mamaroneck
Dick Mayer
Jack Burke
Mike Souchaker
Shelley Magueta
Marr
Houston
Cedarhurst
N.Y
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Harmon
Burke
Matt
Tony Holguin
Midlothian
Dave Ragan
Orlando
Fla
Bil Johnston Provo
Utah
Stan Leonard
Vancouver
Jay Hebert
Sanford
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