Beavers Support Beavers: Corry Athletes Self-Financed
Corry Area High School athletic programs funded themselves last year with $11 325 50 in admissions and $10 113 74 in expenses leaving a $1 211 76 cushion. Football led revenue at $8 045 45 with costs of $5 607 08 while track and golf required subsidy from profitable sports. The report to the Joint School Committee also notes schedule limits from Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association and asks for cross country addition and golf timing adjustments. Beaver coach Dick Fox seeks entry to a Christmas tourney at Gannon College with $150 guaranteed, and overall the year was favorable for taxpayers and programs.
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Corry Beaver
Corry Area
Louw Hanna
Corry
Hanna
Rocky Grove and
Cranberry
Rocky Grove
Beaver
Dick Fox
Gannon College
Beavers
Beavers Aim to Extend Streak at Warren in Season's Final Road Test
Corry High basketball travels to Warren for the final 1960-67 road game with coach Dick Fox guiding the 14-6 Orange and Black. A win could secure third place in Section 2 and match 45 wins in a season, while marking five conference wins for the first time in 46 years. The Dragons, 6-13 overall, fight to disrupt Corry as JVs and varsity pair up, with McLaughlin and Schwarz highlighted for Corry and Bob Hunter, Dan ONeill among Dragons. Junior Varsity starts at 6:30 p.m. and varsity at 8: Young.
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Corry High
Beavers
Warren
Corry
Orange and Black
Dick Fox
Dragon
Dragons
Oil City
Titusville
Fox
Pete McLaughlin
Fred
Schwarz
Carl Hillstrom
Duane Edwards
Gary Blynt
Tom Xander
Dave’ Curtis
Jack Hammond
Joe Shantz
Bob
Scott Hunter
Randy Jones
Dan
O’neill
Mike Hackett
Beaver
Corty
Jvs
Harry Barkham
Warren Jvs
Little Beavers
Southern Illinois Leads Small Colleges in AP Poll
Southern Illinois tops the AP small-college basketball poll with 16 first-place votes and 169 points. Kentucky Wesleyan holds No. 2 as Cheyney State, Lincoln Missouri, and Indiana State round the Top 5. San Diego State rises to No. 6 behind wins over Whittier and Long Beach State.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Missouri
San Diego State
Southern Hanvis
Kentucky
Wesleyan
Cheyney State
Fort Hays
Kan
Southern Illinois
Kentucky Wesleyan
Indiana State
Akron
Grambling
Tennessee State
Southwest Missouri
Martineau Leads Buckeye Open After Opening Round
Gary Martineau of Nashville, averaging better than 221, took the lead in the Buckeye Open with 12 games. Jim St. John and Dave Davis were 18 pins back after strong second six-game blocks. Tim Harahan, 20, from Encino, California, eyes momentum after his Kansas City win.
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Toledo
Ohio
Gary Martineau
Nashville
Tenn
Jim St. John
Dave Davis
Tim Harahan
Encino
Calif
Kansas City
Pirates Sign 2 Minor League Hurlers
Pittsburgh AP reports pitchers Jim Shellenback and Ron Young signed with the Pirates for 1967. Both southpaws, they joined after 1966 seasons with Columbus of the International League and Clinton of the Midwest League. Shel lenback went 11 13 last year and appeared in relief for Pittsburgh in September. Young posted an 8 8 mark with Clinton.
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Pittsburgh
Jim Shellenback
Ron Young
Pittsburgh Pirates
Shellenback
Columbus
Pirates
Young
Clinton
Wednesday Night Volleyball Team Results Summary
State Farm defeated Faculty with scores 30 44 and 19 12 while CJ 2 won 23 19 and 19 18 against BPM 22 35 and Ajax 27 24. Corry Foam beat CJ 19 15 and 19 18. Moose prevailed 37 27. Nationwide (non forfeit) beat Ray monds (lost forfeit).
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State Farm
Faculty
Ajax
Corry Foam
Moose
Raymonds
Kinley-Dolan
Westminster Domination of Carnegie Tech 85 50
Westminster College crushed Carnegie Tech 85 to 50 at New Wilmington on Wednesday night led by John Pontanella with 22 points as Ray Burdett added 16 for Tech. Gannon rolled to a 79 67 win over Alliance in Erie with Cal Graham scoring 22.
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Associated Press
Carnegie ‘Tech
Westminster College
Westminster
Tech
New Wilmington
Pittsburgh
John Pontanella
Titans
Ray Burdett
Carnegie Tech
Gannon
Alliance
Erie
Cal Graham
Walt Doregowski
Golden Knights
Western Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Thiel
Duquesne
LaSalle
Geneva
Wooster
St. Francis
East Carolina
Palmer Favorite In Tucson Open
The Tucson Open begins with 144 pros competing for 60 000 in prize money. Arnold Palmer is the favorite for the 12 000 winner’s purse as weather and wind could shape the 72 hole event at the Tucson National Golf Club. Palmer shot 70 in the pro am while Bill Johnston led the opening round. Defending champ Joe Campbell posted even par 72.
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Tucson
Ariz
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Tourifter
Tucson National Golf Club
Bill Johnston
Phoenix
Joe Campbell
Tansi
Tenn
Julius Boros
Future Beaver Wrestlers At Corry Area High School
The young grapplers train each Wednesday and Thursday evening at Corry Area High School under the sponsorship of the local Y. Al Vanssens directs the group with help from Dennis Condon a Clymer Central School teacher and Bill Eaton Jr a former Beaver wrestler and Section 2 champion at 103 pounds. Condon previously wrestled for Clearfield High School.
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Corry Area High School
Y. al
Vanssens
Dennis Condon
Clymer Central School
Bill Eaton, Jr
Beaver
Condon
Clearfield High School
Bowling highs and scores roll across Raymond Manufacturing lanes
Chuck Skinner led with a 237 in the Raymond Manufacturing league topping Paul Clark who bowled 236 in the VFWA league. Other top marks include Joe Smollek 252 and Dick Merkle 222-196-198-206 at Moose's Rest and Bar. Kansas racer Jim Ryun faltered in a 600 yard race before winning the 880 in a dual meet.
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Chuck Skinner
Raymond Manufacturing League
Paul Clark
VFWA
Raymond Mig
Ed Kovach
Joe Smollek
Ford Stewart
Charles Hiles
Jim Maynard
Melvin Blynt
Bill Mitchell
Ralph Carroll
Ray Blynt
Bob Morton
Dick Merkle
Willie Harrison
Ed Zewatsky
Bob Hand
Bill Hammond
Fred Clark
Chuck Jackson
Joe Prugar
Bill Laimielle
Ryan
Lawrence
Kan
Jim Ryun
Kansas
Ryun
Oklahoma
Florida
Benvenuti Plans Title Bout Training in New York
Italian middleweight contender Benvenuti begins training ahead of a title bout against champion Griffith in New York. Event date implied around mid April with spectacle in the title fight setup.
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Readies
Trieste
Italy
Emile Griffith
New York
Nino
Benvenuti
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