Beavers win four titles at Section Two meet
Section Two Swimming and Diving Championship at Oil City High School saw Corry, Titusville, Oil City, Warren and Meadville combine for a weekend of record breaking as Titusville tops team standings with 78 points, Oil City 67, Corry 65, Warren 48, and Meadville 24. Corry’s Bennink wins diving, Knapp the butterfly, Pfinsgraff the 400 freestyle, plus a medley relay victory as nine meet records fall and Bennink posts a new diving total of 364.75 points.
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Powder Still Leads Winter Skeet Loop
The Powder team holds the top spot in the Corry Red and Gun Club Winter Skeet League after four weeks with 456 points, while the Wads are second at 447. Dave Hallberg fired the only perfect round last week leading the Wads. Last week’s shooting results follow.
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CAHS Matmen Invade Rockets Launching Pad for Clash
Corry Area High School aims to clinch third in the conference by beating Titusville in a 8 p.m. home dual. Titusville backs eleven lettermen led by Scott Vincent in the 88 pound district champion role and Jim Bennett plus Scott Crowell seek unbeaten runs. The Beavers eye their 10th win as Bruce Petty may join the lineup and JV starts at 6:30 p.m. with varsity at 8.
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First Winter Olympics Ends With US Silver and Spain Gold
SAPPORO Japan AP The 1th Winter Olympic Games closed history marking 10 days of competition. The United States ice hockey team earned a silver after a near miss in medal qualification while Spain collected four golds led by Francisco Fernandez Ochoa’s gold.
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Clayton Leads Elementary Cagers In First Corry Games
In the opening Elementary Basketball League games at Corry Area High School Wright School scored big with Pat Jones hitting 15 for Wright fifth grade in a 46 17 win over Conelway fifth while Rick Clayton poured 20 for Wright sixth in a 40 24 victory over Conelway sixth Col umbus fifth defeated Concord fifth 24 17 and Concord sixth beat Columbus sixth 2 10 In other action the Winter Games drew controversy and surprises as Austria and Switzerland figures upset expectations and the U S hockey team earned silver amid a controversial Games backdrop.
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Mike Gentile Tops All City Bowling
Mike Gentile posted the weekend’s top score with a 235 in the Senior League Saturday. Lewis White and Larry Case had high games of 231 and 230, while Kay Harrington led women with 190 and a host of bowlers posted solid scores across leagues and doubles events.
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Crusaders Split Pair Of Games In Weekend Action
The St. Thomas Crusaders moved to 3-1 in the second half by winning Saturday then losing Sunday. Bill Bracken led with 16 points in a 44-29 win over St. Gregory of North East, while Mike Cragg and Randy Kendrick added eight apiece. Cragg started in place of Larry Frisina.
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Cagers Seek to Avenge Loss at Hickory Tomorrow
Corry Beaver cagers travel to Sharon for a second meeting this season with the Hickory Hornets aiming to avenge a 65-62 loss. Beavers sit 2-2 in the second half while Hickory is 1-4. Ed Smith led the visitors with % points in the first meeting. Partch expects Beavers to tighten defense and use the usual starting five with possible Millspaw return.
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Crusaders Fall In Close Loss At Holy Rosary Erie
Crusaders lose 47 to 44 as Bracken scores 22 and Cragg adds nine. Tomorrow they travel to St. Joseph Erie for a league game amid a season hampered by injuries.
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