Rockets Cruise Past Beavers 93-53 in Season Best Show
Titusville Rockets dominate Corry Beavers 93 to 53 on their new court. Terry Williams scored 27, Jim Bodamer 17, Pam Allan 16, and George Dewey 14 as six Rockets reach double figures. Williams leads with 27 despite early scoreless stretch, while Latos adds 13 for Beavers in a lopsided sectional game.
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Curry
Terry Willians
Titusville
Rockets
Beavers
Orange
Blick Agers
Williams
Acme
Corry
Bug Shiner
Jim Bodamer
Pam Alan
George Dewey
Max Cole
Joel Benson
Erwin Olsen
Hix
Phil Gox
Ed Latos
Terry
Beaver
Warren
Duck Korlinsky
Dragons
Oil City
Cole
Bodamer
Benson
Latos
Allan
Kauer
Bodater
Lee Williams
Dewey
Terry Willams
Fof Corry
Gary Deibblers
Titsville
Olsen
Titusville Routers
Jim Davison
Olson
Tou
Lyn
Atlan
Goud
Neal Vandas Une
Dewlige
Titusville Jayvees Crush Corry 43 12 in Prelim
Corry junior varsity fell 43 12 as Titusville reserves, led by Dick Platt with 18 points and Bloom with eight, overwhelmed the visitors. Corry did not have a scorer over three and trailed 13 4 after one period before the final two frames.
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Titusville Jayvees
Corry Scrubs
Corry
Titusville Court
Dick Platt
Titusville
Bloom
Strtusville JV
Bedford
Platt
Driscoll
Lamberton
Rosequist Pye
Fisher
Marcy i
Mangini
Corry SY
Daggi
Rieck
D. Stewart
McVicker
Gallagher
van Dresar
McLaughlin
S. Stewart
Pervant
Beore
Quar
Marr Leading In Texas Open
In San Antonio Dave Marr held a six stroke lead at 134 entering the third round of the Texas Open, aiming to secure his first tour championship. The Texan from Cedarhurst Long Island continued strong play as the field narrowed, with 71 of 134 starters remaining.
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Marr
San Antonio
Tex
Dave Marr
Cedarhurst
Long Island
Blue Jays Fall as Titusville Lions Dominate 37–23
Corry junior high team suffered a heavy loss at Titusville with Gary Paige scoring 15 to lead the Lions. Titusville built a 31–15 edge by halftime and held on for a 37–23 win. Corry’s Daniels matched Paige with 15 points as multiple Lions contributed in the scoring column.
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Corry
Titusville
Crawford County
Blue Jays
Lions
Russ Brant
Gary Paige
Blur
White
Daniels
Northern Area
Corry Area
Titusville Junior High
Crimin
Hipwell
Jy Hussonsmata
Tulloch
Reid —__ Ope
Grady
Lamberton
Ea Loveless
Wieland Boo
Corry Lunior
Caster
Oo Paige
Olson
Burossi
Cote
Hawks clinch playoff path with seven wins needed
The St Louis Hawks can secure the Western Division title with seven wins or Cincinnati defeats. They won 104 100 over the Minneapolis Lakers as the Royals lost 109 92 to the New York Knicks, narrowing the margin in the race.
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Hawks
Associated Press
St. Lewis
Scholastic Cage Results From Regional High School Meet
Titusville routed Corry 93 to 5 percent. Warren downed Oil City 60 to 41. Meadville 52 over Franklin 43. Erie Strong Vincent 67 over Erie Fast 50. Prep 64 beat Erie Tech 36. Harborcreek 7h over Edinboro 56. West Springfield 5 defeated Albion 50. McKean 76 over Fairview 72. Lawrence Park 67 vs Waterford 27. Wallsburg 57 beat North East 93 to 67. Union City 47 over Largertown 75 to 48. Cambridge Springs 48 over Conneaut Valley 6. Randolph 1% Townville 57. Conneaut Lake 52 over Linesville 74. Spartansburg 46 over Corkranton 80 to 58. Lakeview 56 over Cranberry 45. Youngsville 59 over East Forest 37. Northern Area 71 over Pleasantville 58. West Forest 67 over Tidivute 54. Jamentown 44 over Gowands 36. Sherman 74 over Clymer 55. Ridgway 55 over Johnsonburg 51. Greenville 54 over Mercer 49.
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Titusville
Corry
Warren
Oil City
Meadville
Franklin
Erie
Vincent
Erie Fast
the Prep
Erie Tech
Erie Academy
Harborcreek
Girard
Edinboro
West Springfield
Albion
McKean
Fairview
Lawrence Park
Waterford
Wallsburg
North East
Wesleyville
Union City
Largertown
Cambridge Springs
Conneaut Valley
Randolph
Townville
Conneaut Lake
Linesville
Spartansburg
Corkranton
Rocky Grove
Lakeview
Cranberry
Youngsville
East Forest
Northern Area
Pleasantville
West Forest
Tidivute
Jamentown
Gowands
Sherman
Clymer
Ridgway
Johnsonburg
Greenville
Mercer
Uun Orp
Wal= hut Creek
Don Patterson
L. Gifford
Bill Hall
G Patterson
D. Corbett
D. Stroup
H. Burneston
Walnut Creek
Theiony
Erie Prep
Erie ‘Tech
Academy
Harborereel
Erie County
Tigers
Waterford Laa
Yellow Jackets
B. Hall RO
Meattportiy Taal
D. Patterson
Saegertown
Paterson
Ition
Dingfelder
Panthers
Manp
Works
Usi
Davis
Gifford
R. Bower
Walnut Creek Rifle Club
Arrigan
Lit
Kn. OH. Tot
Eubanks
Faulkner
Peters
D. Hogan
Chisholm
G. Bernadini
Pero Sa
Wiggins
Maloney
C. Berringer
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Fogle
B. Eckman
Thomas
D. Sickler
Smith A
D.crosscut
Harris
D. Peebles
Kuhn
Evans
Feadville
Prandin
Perth
Australia
Herb el- Creola Mott
Sen- Monroe
Sation
Karkovky
McKelvey
Mervyn Lincoln
Leed- Merville
Merville Oval
Peterson
Lincoln
Elliott
Hop- Oil City
John Landy
Dudvic
Mortimer
England
Derek Thbotson
Osborne
Olympic Park
Melbourne
City
Frisco Dons extend streak as UCLA notes college hoops night
San Francisco to 18-1 with 14 straight after 69-59 win over Pepperdine led by West Coast x-factor Phil Woolpert. Dons blend wait for the shot with strong defense as UCLA, Stanford and Duke chase conference and national impact games across a crowded Tuesday slate.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Bil Russell
K C. Jones
Phil Wolpert
West Coast
Bill
Chunky KC
Dows
Pepperdine
Unnity
Russell, Jones and Co
Dons
Stanford
UCLA
California
Washington State
Oklahoma State
Town State
Kansas
Temple
George Washington
Duke
Teader
Wake Forest
Maryland
North Carolina State
Raleigh
Spivey Signs Pro Contract With Wilkes-Barre Barons
Former Kentucky star Bill Spivey, 7 foot 3, signed to play for the Wilkes-Barre Barons of the Eastern Professional Basketball League. Terms undisclosed. He has spent recent seasons touring with the Harlem All-Stars.
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Bill Spivey
Wilkes-Barre
University of Kentucky
Wilkes-Barre Barons
Spivey
Harlem All-Stars
Meadville and Warren post league wins in section play
Meadville defeated Titusville 43 to 2 while Warren downed Ol City 60 to 41 in Section I and II basketball action. Franklin led Corry with a 22 19 halftime edge as Meadville’s Arrigan topped with 12 points. Warren’s Karkosky and Williams shared top scoring at 13 each, while Creola, Mervine and Monroe also contributed for the Dragons. Section II resumes next Friday with Oil City at Meadville and Franklin at Corry.
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Franklin's Knights
Titusville
Meadville
FHS
Warren
Ol City
Franklin
Oll City
Corry
Bulldogs
John Jay
Tom Arrigan
Bul Peters
Tony Pero
Bobby Lynch
Jone Knight
Jack Karkosky
Oilers
Terry Williams
Dragons
Nick Creola
Bill Mervine
Nick Monroe
Jan DeLong
City
Bob Fee
Rockets
Oil City
Pung Extends Lead At St Petersburg Open
Jackie Pung stretched her lead in the $7,500 St Petersburg Open to nine strokes with a four under par 10 for a 36 hole total of 136. Lawrence T. Shaw was named head coach of the NFL Philadelphia Eagles. The Barons sit fourth in the Eastern League at 12-7 with 10 games left to play.
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ST. Petersburg
Frs
Jackie Pung
Lawrence T
Buck) Shaw
NFL
Philadelphia Eagles
Barons
Scranton
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Mano Aime
Corry- Titusville
Tom Allan
Ron Warner
Bob Nichols
Journal
Warriors
Rocket Avalanche
Ally
Bry Bodamer
U Warner
Cox
Morris Ao
Olsen A
L. Williams
Willams
Talus
Nichols
Vison Clabbatz Palmer
E. Crosby Bush
Main St
Frisco
Corry Shooters
Rlonur
By Chic Youn
Wis
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Al’s
National Bank of Corry
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