Corry High Falls To Oil City In Heartbreaker
Corry High School men’s basketball lost 66 to 85 at home to Oil City, dropping to 0-3 in one point defeats this season. Bromley scored 10 in the fourth, Schalton 18 overall, Johnson led in rebounds with 11, as five seniors close their final Corry appearances. Meadville defeated Titusville 62-? in another sectional game, Warren edged Franklin 53-52. Oil City shot 48 percent to Corry’s 35.5 percent.
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Oil City Shot & Forrid
Ron Johnson
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Mike Hanna
Local pistol team beats Franklin in high scoring clash
Corryites led by Surt Lindberg 558 and Norm McIllroy 551 defeated the Army Reserve squad 2664 to 2599 on Franklin range. Gene Hasbrouck 532, Joe Briskie 514, Jim Briskie 508 also among top Corry scorers. Frankdinttes led by H Welford with 54.
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Corry
Gene Hasbrouck
Joe Briskie
Jim Briskie
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H. Welford
Canada Dominates Open at North American Figure Skating
In Vancouver the 1969 North American Championships opened with Canada sweeping the ladies singles top three and three Canadian couples finishing 1 2 4 in compulsory ice dances. Wendy Griner led with 1 287.2 total, Petra Burka second, Shirra Kenworthy third, while the U S placed a best fourth by Loraine Hanlon and had others in the top ten.
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United States
Pacific National Exhibition Forum
Wendy Griner
Toronto
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Petra Burka
Shirra Kenworthy
U.S
Loraine Hanlon
Boston
Miss Hanlon
Karen Howland
Seattle
Christine Hatgler
Colorado Springs
Colo
Scholastic Swimming Erie Strong Vincent Triumphs
Erie Strong Vincent defeated Erie Tech 75 to 11 in a scholastic swimming meet. Strong Vincent led with dominant performances in multiple events, showcasing depth and speed across strokes. Erie Tech struggled to respond as the victors piled up points early and maintained the advantage throughout.
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Gannon Downs Philadelphia Textile In College Clash
Gannon College of Erie defeated Philadelphia Textile 69 to 58, snapping Textile’s 16 game unbeaten run. Jim Cipala tallied 19 points and 16 rebounds while Al Lawson added 16 points and 17 boards to pace the Knights.
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Al Culbertson’s Victory String Snapped in Oil City Duel
Corry High wrestlers dropped a 24-19 decision at Oil City to end the dual season. Oil City clinched the Sectional crown with Warren’s 25-23 win at Franklin. Al Culbertson’s 10-match winning streak ended as he lost 2-2, while Bob Culbertson led Corry with five points on the night.
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al Culbertson
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Weeks to Compete on TV Bowling Show in Buffalo
Tab Weeks from Clymer earns a spot on the Beat the Champ TV bowling series to be shown next Saturday on WBEN-TV Channel 4 at 5 45 PM in Buffalo. Weeks won an elimination tournament in Jamestown to qualify and will appear as the challenger. A former top average bowler in Corry, the diminutive playmaker has had a sensational season with two series to his credit.
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Buffalo
Clymer
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Bump Hadley Dies at 59 Former Yankee Pitcher Succumbs
Linn, Iowa report says Bump Hadley 59, a major league pitcher from 1926 to 1941, died last night after a tussle with illness. Hadley pitched for the Yankees in four World Series teams including Washington Senators, Chicago White Sox, St. Louis Browns, Philadelphia Athletics, and New York Giants.
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Bump) Hadley
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Philadelphia Athletics
New York Giants
College Scores and Wrestling Notes From Warren Meet
College games wrap with Yale over Cornell Penn 81 65 Dartmouth over Brown 7 72 Princeton over Columbia 74 45 Fordham over Harvard 49 Rhode Island over New Hampshire 98 85 Navy South Carolina Texas Western results. In Midwest N Dakota 63 N Dakota St 62, Southwest Texas 75 Texas Christian 59. Far West California 61 Stanford 60 Oregon 54 Oregon State 50 Arizona State 83 Utah 78 Brigham Young 77 Arizona 72 Idaho 83 Idaho State 76 Air Force 66 Utah State 65 Montana State 78 Montana 65 wrestling meet slated at Warren in a week with five Section Two schools plus three independents. Beaver coach Mulvin to attend pre tournament meeting. seedings to be drawn tomorrow. Beaver junior varsity fell 22 15 in prelims. Corry won three matches and two ties. Sprovers pinned Davis for five team points. Malek brothers deadlocked foes at 120 and 138 pounds.
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Roundhouse clash with top-ranked Bearcats shocks Wichita
Wichita hosts unbeaten Cincinnati in the Roundhouse with Ralph Miller predicting a tough, best-ball game as Wayne Miller may miss with a bruised shoulder. Cincinnati seeks a 21st straight win after a 20-0 season, while Ron Bonham and Tom Thacker pace the Bearcats.
Epidemicn Beats West County in Hard-Fought Clash
Eugene Davis and Kim Noble led the Corvtyttes with 2 300 points each to pace the winners. John Weeks, Souwyle Gifford, and W Robson also among top five as West County trailed by 60 points in a high scoring, error filled game.
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Turbulent County Basketball Scores Across The Region
Oil City edged Corry 66 to 65 while Meadville beat Titusville 05 to 39 and Warren triumphed over Franklin 52 33. The slate included Forestville 62 36 Clymor and Union City 4 50, plus multiple close league results across towns.
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Governor Kerner backs boxing as a good manly art
Springfield Illinois Gov. Dito Kerner said he does not think much about proposals to ban boxing in Illinois. He called boxing a good manly art when done safely and above board. He declined to comment on the chances of an anti boxing bill by San Paul Simon and Rep Anthony Scariano.
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Pymatuning High School ends season with 63rd straight loss
Jamestown Pennsylvania report states Pymatuning High School finished with no victories and 19 losses in a season ending with a 75 to 30 defeat by Reynolds. The loss marks the school's 63rd consecutive setback.
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Corry Junior High Falls to Knights 55 26
Corry Junior Highs basketballers traveled to Franklin yesterday and were soundly beaten by the Knights 55 to 26. The loss ends their season at five wins and seven losses as Franklin jumped to a 12 7 lead after one period and widened the gap to 24 6 at halftime. The Knights outscored Corry 23 5 in the second half. Steve Shenefie led the Orange and Black with six points, all in the first half. Ronnie Swackhammer added four, George Pain two, and Chuck Kennedy and Pete McLaughlin one each. Other brief notes mention Union City finally winning after 24 consecutive defeats.
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