Beavers Prep for Senior Night Host Warren
Corry Area High School seniors play their final home game tonight against Warren in the local gym. Tipoff is at 8 o'clock with a 6:30 junior varsity prelud e. The six seniors are Mickey McMahon Bob Wickwire Jerry McIntyre Chuck Gilliland Jerry Hamilton and Dan McEldowhey.
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Mickey McMahon
Bob Wickwire
Jerry McIntyre
Chuck Gilliland
Jerry Hamilton
Dan McEldowhey
The
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Oil City
Orange
Dragons
Ron Schrecengost
Joe Massa
Coe
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Massamen
McMahon
Janky Beaver
Franklin
Larry Rogella
Corry
Harold Bromley
George Schroeder
Bromley
Wickwire
Dick Scholton
Ron Johnson
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Warrell
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Titusville
Corry Area High School
Pinch-Hitter Deluxe Lynch Gets Raise
The Associated Press reports Cincinnati pinch hitter Jerry Lynch signed a 1962 contract ending a salary dispute. Lynch, 31, hit 404 as a pinch hitter in 59 games and likely received a raise from about $20,000 last season. Other MLB moves include Ralph Terry to the Yankees for $23,000 and Hector Lopez, plus signings by Giants, Braves, Orioles, Cardinals, Twins, and Indians.
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Cincinnati
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New York Yankees
Roger Maris
Ralph Terry
Hector Lopez
Terry
San Francisco Giants
Wille McCovey
Juan Marichal
Milwaukee Braves
Bob Hendley
Baltimore Orioles
Howie Stethers
Jerry Adair
St. Louis
Bob Gibson
Don Landrum
Jeff Long
Minnesota
Don Mingher
Cleveland
Gary Bell
Deaf Cagers Stage Tourney Opening Games
The Deaf Cagers basketball tournament opened with Philadelphia defeating Trenton 57 to 30. Romney's team edged Buffalo, and West Hartford defeated Palas AI-4B. The Western Pennsylvania School for the Gifted hosted the event at Edgewood, with other matches reported.
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Romney
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Beaver Wrestlers Invade Warren In Return Battle Royal
Corry Beaver grapplers undefeated in league at 6 0 seek ninth straight win as they face Warren 5 4 at home in a return match. Puckley and Colvin lead Corry with tough rivalries plus lineup notes and preliminary bouts lined up at the Warren gym.
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Tom Johnson
Don Joyce
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Hol Kraft
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Dale Gates
Mulvinsen
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Dale Fralick
Tony Ross
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Tot Moore
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Gtorke Pavlerson
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John Ponsa
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College teams vie for NCAA and NIT spots in late-season push
NYU Violets upset West Virginia 85 75 at Madison Square Garden while Loyola of Chicago 86 80 over Marshall and Holy Cross 85 51 at home showcase bold bids for 10 at large NCAA berths in a crowded race. Wake Forest routs Duke 97 79 and Furman tops Davidson 83 65 as rivals chase postseason invites. Billy McGill nets 45 for Ulst in a 90 65 win that tightens Skyline standings.
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Loyola of Chicago
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Holy Cross
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New York
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Barry Kramer
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Rod’ Thorn
Mountaineers
Vic Rouse
Les Hunter
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Marshall
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Jack Foley
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Bill Chmielewski
Portland
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Atlantic Coast
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Billy McGill
Ulsh
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Utes
Colorado State University
Josiah McCracken Dead at 87 Penn star and medical missionary
Dr. Josiah McCracken, 87, Penn football halfback on Walter Camp All America 1899, died yesterday. Native of Tennessee, Penn Track captain, hamber throw record holder, Olympic Paris 1900. Penn Medical School graduate 1901, later medical missionary founding schools in Canton and Shanghai.
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Fenver University
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Tennessee
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Iia
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Shanghai
Penn basketball update with mixed results from multiple teams
A brief sports note lists Penn A basketball results and standings amid scattered figures and team names. The fragmentary OCR mentions Gereva, Wasmenburg, Dickinson, Moravian, Ursinus, Delaware Valley and Phil Pharmacy among others with varying scores and未 clear context.
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Moravian
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Delaware Valley
Pharmacy
Ursinus
Edinboro Coach Has Best Record Hung In Effigy
Edinboro State College basketball, led by Coach Loyal Park, posted a 12 6 season mark and a seven game winning streak before a 69 5 loss to Alliance, drawing fans to hang the coach in effigy from the college flagpole in protest.
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Corry swimmers win third straight in Meadville meet
The Corey High swimmers raised their record to 5-3 with a 46 40 win at Meadville over the Beavers and Erie Tech. Art Butters, Ron Brown, Tom Aris, Jack McIntyre and Jim Hurlb led Corry with multiple wins in events led by the medley relay. Brown captured the 100 yard butterfly and medley, with Look taking the 160 yard individual medley and 160 yard medley relay victory for Corry. Meadville edged in runner ups, but Corry dominated with several double winners and firsts across events.
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Junior Highs Dramatic Overtime Win Over Franklinites
Corry Junior High rallied from behind to beat Franklin 48 46 in overtime on Corry High hardwood. Don Tink led with 27 points while Gary Swackhamer and John Bliley contributed strong rebounding and scoring. Officials were Jog Frisina and Frank Frisina.
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Celtics Lead Rec League with fifth straight win
The Celtics, named after the Boston Celtics, beat the Cellar Dwellers 50-35 at Wright School gym led by John Butters with 26 points. Whiz Kids defeated Hustlers 62-45 as Vin cent Vincent scored 24. Kim Kasper and Bil Roehrig led the Angels past FA with 12 and 11 points. No games were held last week due to a mintrel show at Corry Area High School.
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Angels
Ken Harvey
Corry Area High School
Bowling Scores Highlight VFWA League and Local Centers
Sophie Douglas led VFWA League action with games of 186 188 170 to crack a 50. Other vets women Roxann Bradford 177 179 Ann Gluvna 208 Mary Hnatyszyn 200 Julia Kurelowech 193 Audrey Rolise 183 Jackie Benson 189. Corry James 1 town League Avalon Center saw K Hulings 211 H Schiemer 208 A McCaslin 201 Middleton 200. Bowl-Aire B Leaguers posted doubles. Dale Bammersee powered American and New Uonal Leagues with 243. Everett Johnson 173 Jim Varasso 209 Carl Clabbatt 201 Ray Barrett 210 AY Thorne 204 Ray Sandburg 202.
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Ron Hiscox
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Ray Barrett
Ay’ Thorne
Ray Sandburg
Games Tonight Scores and matchups across Erie region
A slate of boys basketball shows many games including Warren at Corry Meadville at OU City East Forest at Youngsville Northern Area at West Forest Tidioute at Pleasantville and more. Scholastic wrestling results list Erie East defeating Erle Tech 40 14 Erle Strong Vincent 40 6 Connenut Lake 30 1 Townville 32 23 Cambridge Springs.
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Meadville
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Mercer
Rocky Grove
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Reynolds
Oil
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Erle Tech
Erle
Vincent
Erle Academy
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McDowell
Townville
Campridge Springs
Fight results and scholastic swimming scores noted
Philadelphia fighter Sidney Adams and Columbus contender Trish Johnny Palger fought to a draw at 143 and 145 pounds. Stockton's Dommy Felecia scored a KO of Jose Luis Ramieriz at 123 pounds. Erie Cathedral Prep beat Jamestown 74 to 12 in swimming.
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Sidney (Sweetpew) Adams
Trish Johnny Palger
Columbus
Ohio
Drew
Stockton
Paris
Dommy Felecia
Jose Luis Ramieriz
Mexico
Erie Cathedral Prep
Jamestown
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