Six Beavers Seeded For Section Four Tournament
Six Corry High wrestlers earn seed status for the Section Four meet at Meadville with four seedings per division and byes in the opening round. Bruce Taylor Larry Harrington and Dale Gales share No 2 in their weights while Sam Fralick Dale Harrington and Dennis Rogers occupy other seeds.
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Corry High
Meadville
Corry
Bruce Taylor
Larry Harrington
Dale Gales
Sam Fralick
Dale Harrington
Dennis Rogers
Townville
Fred Cleland
Gates
Cleland
Warren
Dragons
Oil City
Franklin
Gary Beagle
Saegertown
Cochranton
Cranberry
Northern Area
Rocky Grove
Dave Grannis
L. Harrington
Baker
Best
Harold Cimmtings
Chuck Hoffman
Coglin
D. Harrington
Denny Harkless
Wayne
Graham
Johnson
Cogley
AL Brows
Gary Feinberg
Strickland
Dave Sorenson
Vane Horn
Miller
Jim Hutchinson
Anderson
Floyd
Ritenour
Dick Thompson
Jim Shaughnessy
Furi
Bain
Funseth Clinches Phoenix Open After Stiff Final Round
Rod Funseth, 31, from Spokane, won the Phoenix Open with a 275 total on the Arizona Country Club course to earn 10 500. Bert Yancey finished three strokes back while Jack Nicklaus Billy Casper Tony Lema and Bobby Nichols trailed the leaders in a star studded field.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Rod Funseth
Funseth
Spokane
Wash
Arizona Country Club
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Tony Lema
Bobby Nichols
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Punseth
Palm Springs
Calif
Bert Yancey
Yancey
West Point
Philadelphia
Doug Sanders
Don January
Billy Maxwell
Frank Beard
al Geiberger
Casper
Lemna
Nichols
Recreation Basketball Tigers 90 Vampires 10
Tigers beat Vampires 90 to 10 in a recreation basketball game. Steve Disbdrosky tops scoring with 19 for the Bullets. Doug Brown and Handy Bankes contribute double digits for the Royals and 76ers. Gary Zajac and Jerry Munn each reach 10 in the Beavers and Vustiple teams.
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Tigers
Vampires
Beavers
Portland Fight Result Summary
In Portland Oregon Richard Sue of Portland stopped at 127 pounds. Tri Tip from Sacramento knocked out Elmer Grey Francisco in Arizona at 198 pounds. Howard fought an unspecified foe at 128 pounds in Sacramento.
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Portland
Ore
Richard Sue
Tri- Tip
Savi
Sacramento
Calif
Elmer
Grey Francisco
Royals Rally Without Robertson in NBA Loss
The Cincinnati Royals, missing Oscar Robertson and Wayne Embry in civilian clothes, still mounted a late push as Bud Olsen and Jack Twyman powered a comeback to beat the Hawks 99 92 in St Louis. Robertson fouled out with 11 minutes left. Bol Petitt led St Louis with 30.
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Py Associated Press
Oscar Robertson
Wayne Embry
Jerry Lucas
Cincinnati Royals
W. L. Pet
Boston
Cincinnati
Philaphia
New York
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Baltimore
Detroit
Royals
Lucas
Embry
Robertson
Bud Olsen
Jacl Twyman
Hawks
Boston Celtics
Defoott Mel Counts
Baltimore Bullets
Olsen Gid Twyman
Cincinnsti
Bol Petitt
Bowling Standouts Across Beaver League and Avalon Juniors
The record lists mixed doubles and team scores from Beaver League events and Avalon Juniors. Notable performances include Ann Crosscut and Herb Berghaus with high series, Don Nelson and the Beaverettes with strong scores, and Avalon Juniors showing top marks among girls and boys with multiple 100s and high series.
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Ann Crosscut
Herb Berghaus
Rick Houghtling
Hal Morton
Audrey Migliaccio
Gladys Thompson
Barb Wickwire
WEW
Don Nelson
Beaver League
Denny Dyckes
Ron Hanks
Tom Bracken
al Smith
al Rigby
Dave Wetmore
Dexter Sandburg
Don Thomas
Rick Gronostar
Dick, Steves
Ben J
Beaver Teams Slate Thinning In Winter Schedule
The Beaver teams trim their winter slate with basketball playing twice this week and wrestling closing its dual season against Saegertown at the local gym. The full squad heads to the Section Four tournament in Meadville Friday and Saturday. Wednesday features a home game against Oil City, with Franklin visiting Friday. Corty High swimmers swim at Erie Academy Thursday. Junior High cagers finish their regular schedule Friday at Franklin.
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Beavers
Saegertown
Meadville
Oil City
Franklin
Corty High
Erie Academy
UCLA Near Certain for NCAA Tournament Field
UCLA and a cluster of top teams head toward selection with a week remaining in the regular season. UCLA improving to 18-2 and 8-0 in the Pac-8, while Michigan Tennessee Oklahoma State and others race for bids and potential at large invitations.
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UCLA
Associated Press
Bruins
Pacific Athletic Conference
Portland
Ore
Michigan
Tennessee
Louicastern
Oklahoma State
Sie Lignty Wichil
San Francisco
Texas
Tech
Cornell
Avyy
Duseph's
MidaAtlantic
Davidson
Southern
Luke
Atlantic
Connecticut
Yankee
New Mexico
WAU
Eistern Santucky
Ohio Valley
Miami
Kansas
Princeton
Ivy
Duke
Vanderbilt
Minnesota
Illinois
Providence
Duquesne
Richmond
Brown
Michigan State
Cazzie Russell
Washington State
St. Joseph's
Temple
Jamestown Tops Corry YMCA Swimmers In Meet At Jamestown
Jamestown defeated Corry YMCA swimmers across two divisions with cadet 60 to 8 and junior 47 to 30 scores. Corry prep team won 45 to 32 as Pete Heacox led cadet runners with a second and third. Ken Heacox sparked undefeated preps with two wins and a 16 yard medley anchor.
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Jamestown
Corry
YMCA
Corryttes
Pete Heacox
Tom Borstorff
Doug Bennink
Bob Schwab
Ken Heacox
Jeff Fuller
Jim Stahl
Carl
Counasse
Fuller
Dave Cochran
Doug Knapp
Ed Kovach
Kovach
John Wolus
Jack Bennink
Knapp
Doug Rozelle
Tom Sawyer
Dick Root
Jeff Heacox
Sawyer
Root
Wall Records Golf Firsts in Caribbean Circuit
Art Wall Jr. of Pocono Manor Pa. becomes first to win all five Caribbean winter tour events. He captures the Panama Open with a 277 total after a final 71, earning 1600 dollars. Wes Ellis finishes second with 282, Florentino and Floyd one stroke behind.
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Panama
Art Wall
Pocond Manor
Wall
Bogota
Maracabo
Fuerto Rico
Wes Ellis
West Caldwell
Nui
Argentina
Florentino
Mollaa
Raymond Floyd
St. Andrews
Gannon Streak Snapped by Youngstown Upset
Youngstown University upset Gannon College 85 to 70 in a Saturday game. Entrtiver led the victors with 27 points while Lawken Warren and Witherspoon each scored 18 for the Pennsylvanians. Gannon, now 1-2, dropped the contest.
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Gannon
Youngstown
Ohio
Gannon College
Erie
Youngstown U5
Enttiver
Lawken
Warren
Witherspoon
Allience
Women’s Kewling Tournament Opens Saturday
The annual Women’s Bowling Association event begins Saturday at WEW with rotating lanes among West Washington venues. Doubles and singles run Saturdays, team events Sundays, across classes A B and C. Dorothy Morton, secretary of the WBS, heads the event, spanning at least nine weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Bowling Association
WEW
West Washington
Dorothy Morton
WBS
Bears Sweep YMCA Wrestling Duel in Tight See-Saw Night
The Bears beat the Lions 246 in a first place contest as the Panthers toppled the Tigers 1B in a double header. Crowell rallied late to edge Bailey 5 4, and Hutchinson plus Eaton won forfeits for the Bears.
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Bears
Ymca Recreation
Lions
Panthers
Tigers
Dave Crowell
Mike Frontera
Bill Miller
Norm Hasbrouck
Clark Eaton
Roland Hutchinson
Carl Lindstrom
Crowell
Craig Bailey
Jim Pierotli
Danny Sherlock
Joe Hutchison
Mike Thomas
Eric McCray
Mike Comitz
Jett Jackson
George Fox
Comitz
Joe Hutchinson
Harold Paver
Panthers Tigers
Nominations Close for New York Triple Crown Contenders
Nominations for year old horses to the Kentucky Derby May 1 the Preakness May 15 and the Belmont Stakes June 5 close at midnight tonight. Each nomination costs 100 dollars.
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New York
Snell Ends Indoor Career With Victory At AAU Meet
Olympic champion Peter Snell closed his indoor career with a yard win over arch rival Bill Craters as the AAU National Indoor Championships began in New York. Teammate Len Matson set an indoor shot put mark at the Dallas meet, while 17 year old Downey vaulter Paul Wilson cleared 16 feet to lead an outstanding schoolboy showing. The meet expands to two days with combined men’s and women’s events and a strong Russian and Olympic list of entrants.
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Associated Press
Peter Snell
Ranay Matson
Paul Wilson
New York
UW Day
Wilson
Snell
Urong
Shell
Bill Craters
Jada
Los Angeles
Gueé
Pm Wuting
Matson
Texas A&m
Dallas
Len
Aggies
Sadies
Sittend
Ing
Downey
Calif
AAU
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Funseth Cops Phoenix Prize
Oscar
Sulams Lanny Fitch
John Bracken
Ron Bailey
Dave Dunnewold
Dan Dunnewold
Denny Brumagin
Bo Forrester
Harley Taylor
Beaverettes
Linda McEldowney
Julia Savko
Becky Morton
Sandy Bensink
Shirley Clark
Karen Harkless
Martha Houser
Janelle Spiesman
Linda Smith
Avalon Juniors
Beckie Kane
Pally Wetmore
Sandy Orn
Jackie Hepler
Susan Steves
Diane Armburger
Mary Ann Lamielle
Bobby McCray
Doug Brown
Bill Orn
David Popovich
Mike Gluvna
Dale Higley
Rodney Hulings
Tom Jackman
Theresa Tomedo
Rose Ann Caruso
Debbie Caruso
Betty Jo Malone
Lauren Eckman
Linda Wetmore
Maric Gluyna
Dick Lewis
Alan Moravek
Pittsburgh
Ron Holmberg
Tex
Pittsburgh Golf Club
Cliff Richey
Patricia Rodriguez
Chile
Holmberg
Cliff Bucholz
Butch New
San Antonio
Wall Records
Loblaws
Florida
Loblaw
Randy Matson
Texas A&m Aggie
Mat
Son
Fort Worth
BIA
Beneficial
Beneficial Finance
Genter SL
Sears
Quito
Ecuador
Jaime Valladres
Don Johnson
HC Young
Constant Rene
Konstant Krease
Sises
Rossin
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