Corry High sports near season end amid varied events
Corry High faces a tight finish with three swimming meets, three basketball games, and one wrestling match left. Beavers wrestlers travel to Ol City tomorrow, while basketball hosts Oil City and pursues a .500 season. Meantime the bowlers head to Buffalo for the American Bowling Congress, with many Corry athletes aiming for top prizes on new alleys.
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Journal
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Roberts Signs with Orioles at Age 39 After Comeback
Robin Roberts, 39, signs a contract with the Baltimore Orioles as he begins a 16th major league season following a comeback after being released by the Yankees. He posted a 10-9 record with strong late runs and returns amid speculation about Luis Arroyo and other pitchers.
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Bob Tiefenater
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Notre Dame Beats Gannon 82 to 7 in Rough Tilt
Notre Dame Irish defeated visiting Gannon 82 to 47 before about 2,500 fans. Notre Dame stars Wall Bahm and Joy Miller scored 16 each, while Al Lawson and Kim Chatterton led Gannon with 12 apiece. Also note results from Miami Beach and Union City bouts.
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al Lawson
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Corry Tankers Host Meadville in Key Meet
Corry Highs swimming to repeat win over Meadville and chase school records in a 46 season matchup. Bill Cochran leads the Beavers aiming to even their mark at 500 after a 50-35 win last month with eight firsts. Dick Anderegg seeks another strong butterfly clocking to break his school record tonight.
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Pitt Gains Revenge Over Mounties
Associated Press reports Pitt Panthers, after a 62-67 loss to West Virginia two weeks earlier, beat Mountaineers 66-68 to improve to 15-4. Paul Krieger hit two free throws with 12 seconds left for the tying and winning points as Pitt avenged the earlier defeat. Other top teams Duke and Georgia Tech won to stay in the top ten, while Tennessee State upset St. Bonaventure and Notre Dame routed Gannon.
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Davideson
Richmond
Nicklaus Favored But Hobbled For Tucson Open Start
Nicklaus, defending U S Open champion and 1963 tourney winner, is listed as favorite in the Tucson Open at 49er Country Club but sat out the Pro Am due to left hip bursitis. Medical treatment and improving weather expected to help him tee off with about 200 professionals and 10 amateurs as the event begins.
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Yankee Pitcher Shot After Argument at Fort Lauderdale Club
New York Yankees relief pitcher Marshall Bridges was shot in the leg at a Fort Lauderdale Negro club after an argument. Carrie Lee Raysor faced aggravated assault charges. Bridges was hospitalized in stable condition and could be sidelined up to two months. Eyewitness Erskine Booth drove Bridges to Broward General Hospital as manager Ralph Houk assessed bullpen depth.
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Uniontown and Darby Claim Season Streaks With Wins
Uniontown rolled to a 70-52 victory over Monongalia to extend its season winning streak to 19 and 33 straight overall since 1961. Darby knocked off Yeardon 42-33 for its 17th win of the season and 42nd straight dating to prior seasons.
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Monongalia
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Gary Player Tops Earnings in Pro Golf Week
Gary Player of South Africa leads the first week money list with 18702 dollars. One win and four top fives in six events give him a narrow edge on Arnold Palmer as top rivals. Scholastic wrestling results show East Union City beating Erie Strong Vincent 12 28 and Erie Tech 17 33 in separate matches.
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Oi City
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Union City
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Ajax Scores Sixth Straight Shutout In City League Play
Ajax blitzed Corry Foam 3-0 and earned the bonus for total points, remaining undefeated in six starts. Moose’s swept Aero 3-0, while BPM I sat 12-2 and Corry Loan 15-3. other results included Kinley-Dolan over BPM II and Nationwide over Raymond’s with mixed scores.
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Pistol Team Wins Twice In Penn York League Action
Corry red and gun club holds first place by a wide margin after two wins over Walnut Creek. Cory shooters led by Dick Lindberg with scores 281 and 280 in the two heats, giving Corry a commanding 162 point lead over Jamestown. Walnut Creek remains third as Erie trains Zama Japan.
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Dick Lindberg
Gil
Corryites
Jamestown
Corry
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Niles
C. Schffer
Bowling results span multiple leagues at Avalon and BowlAire
Readable scores from Avalon Center and BowlAire feature standout performances in Women of the Mos and several men’s leagues. Notable marks include Emile Rachel 220, Bob Hand 219, Rex Ireland 212, and multiple 200s across VFW, Ellis Antlers, Raymond, and YWBT leagues, with Hammond’s team achieving a 1017 game.
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Avalon Center
Mille Orn
Ann Gloyna
VFW
Anes
Gary Dinefelder
Emile Rachel
Ford Stewart
Bob Hand
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Sonny Staples
Hol Burr
Lead Root
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Airon Buressi
Lafe Douglas
Shorty Doan
Paul Clark
Joe Fungileisch
Bob Flest
Hammond
Kilmer to Miss Season After Auto Crash
San Francisco halfback Bill Kilmer will miss the NFL season due to a broken right leg suffered in an auto accident last fall. He spoke from a hospital bed where he has been immobilized for three months, hoping to return next year.
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Bill Kilmer
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