Five nonleague games set as Erie area teams loom
Crystal Ball notes five league teams schedule nonleague duels Friday with Warren idle. Corry meets East and Meadville faces Hickory while Oil City battles Cranberry and Franklin handles Rocky Grove. Titling duel Titusville Millcreek billed as top Independent game. 15 2 slate yields 754 percentage overall.
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Erie East
Corry
Titusville
Millcreek
Trojans
Rockets
Franklin
Rocky Grove
Knights
Hickory
Meadville
Bulldogs
Oil City
Cranberry
Lawrence Park
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Union City
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Section IT Section Mat Meet Showcases Top Wrestlers Saturday
The Section IT wrestling tournament comes to Corry Aten High School gym this Saturday. Preliminary rounds start at 1:90 with finals at 7:45, featuring five schools: Corry Titusville Warren OU City and Franklin A. Weigh-ins at 12. coaches meet in Room 53 for byes and rules. referees Joseph Kasy and Frank Lignelli named.
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Corry
Titusville
Warren
Dragons
Rockets
Joseph Kasy
DuBois High School
Frank Lignelli
Clarion State Teachers
Sports Shorts highlight Rockets win and Franklin pace
Free ssuorne's Rockets edged Corry on Friday night at Colestork Court setting a new high for a Vituaville team with 492-72 revenging win over Beavers. Franklin's squad tops Oil City Southattle. Chuck Snell, a 5-7 freshman at St. Francis College, earns praise for hands and shooting while Terry Williams dominates locally.
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Corry
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Vituaville
Besver-Rocket
Gerty
Queen City
Franklin
Funtoe High
Oil City
Future Knights
Chuck Snell
St. Francis College
Hughes
St. Francis
Dons Hennion
Hendon
Snell
College & History
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Keeton
Carry
Beavers
Guia
Sports In Brief Roundup From New York and Maryland
Parry OBrien of Toy Angeley surpassed his indoor shot put world mark with a 15 foot 5 inch throw. Ron Delaney won the Walker Meet at Madison Square Garden. Bowie Maryland staged the 806.00 Maryland Stakes race under Howe in a blindfolded event at an Avon meet in Bowie Maryland.
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Parry O'Brien
Toy Angeley
Ron Delaney
Rew Athletic Club
Son Square Garden
Bowie
Movitave
Avon
Maryland
Howe
Corry Wrestlers Schedule Match Amid Snowstorm Concerns
Corry High School gym hosts a wrestling meet with Waterford postponed earlier due to a heavy snowstorm and dangerous roads. Despite hazard talk, the contest proceeds with a reduced lineup led by coaches Felix Matthews and Fells Manhews as the Beivers and LeBoeuf rivalries surface. Starting weight class lineups include Dave Johnson, Kenny Stutsman, Jim Palmer, Gary Johnson, Dave Gordon, Sturt Ball or Don Buell, Frank Malek, Larry Adams or Larry Higby, George McQuiston or Dave Carlson, Bob Coons, and Bob Lindsey with McQuiston listed as questionable after a practice eye injury requiring stitches.
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Kenny Stutsman
Jim Palmer
Gary Johnson
Dave Gordon
Sturt Ball
Don Buell
Frank Malek
Larry Adams
Larry Higby
George McQuiston
Dave Carlson
Bob Coons
Bob Lindsey
McQuiston
Beavers Tie Wolverines In Overtime In Class A Cage Clash
Beavers edge Wolverines 35 33 in overtime to tie atop Class A standings. Rockets beat Buckeyes 18 15 as Rocket Williams and Buckeyes Brooks each notch seven. Sputniks dominate Wildcats 60 23 with Bromley scoring 16. Flying Fort crush Panthers 25 8 led by Korne 18. Globetrotters beat Panthers 33 26. Patterson leads losers. Junior High League splits show Sputniks 5 0 and Flying Fort 3 2 atop Class B. Fifth sixth graders Jayhawks and Blue Devils remain undefeated at 5 0 with upcoming games.
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Jerry Williams
Nets
Rockets
Dave Brooks
Bob Zalmneck
Sputniks
Wildcats
Harold Bromley
Wildests
Flying Fort
Panthers
Randy Korne
Mike Knowlton
Johnson
Globetrotters
George Patterson
CAHL
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Ginderleiters _ Ae
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Rangers
Shooting Stars
Jim Barber
Silver Knights
Flying Aces
Art Hotchkiss
Guy Zwackhamer
Reds Goalie Posts Two Shutouts Over Weekend
Providence Reds goalie Marcel Paille delivered back to back shutouts in the AHL weekend. He blanked Hershey 6-0 after a 2-0 win over Rochester, noting his second straight shutout after a season with the Rangers. Bears trail four points behind Cleveland as Buffalo beats the Barons. Rochester also topped Springfield, tying for fourth with the Indians.
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American Hockey League
Providence Reds
New York Rangers
NHL
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Hershey Bears
Rochester Amerks
Hirst
Rangers
Bears
Cleveland
Barons
Buffalo
City League Doubleheader Opens Night Action
City League tips off tonight with the Aeros facing Kilinkers Phonies in a 7 pm game at Wright School. The Wrightay will also host Sputniks versus Corry Billiards, as the Billiards hold a 4 record and Sputniks seek their first win.
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Suage
Aeros
Oh Kilinkers
Phonies
Fomght
Wright
Wighteay
Shewa
Sputniks
Corry Billiards
Sputnniks
European Match May Decide Patterson Foe
Floyd Patterson's manager awaits news as heavyweight contender Joe Erskine risks a title shot in a European bout against Ingemar Johansson in Sweden. D'Amato negotiates Patterson defense against Erskine in London next summer while Johansson defeats Erskine in Goteborg to press a Patterson bid.
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Joe Erskine
Ingemar Johansson
Sweden
Gng D'Amato
Harry Levene
Patterson
Erskine
London
Johansson
Goteborg
Nield Sanders
U. S
Helsinki
Exstine
S Orlevound
Nino Valdes
Ti Johansson
Lowly Lakers Top Warriors 106 99 in NBA action
The Philadelphia Warriors slipped toward the playoffs after a 106 99 loss to the Minneapolis Lakers. Philadelphia had earlier fallen to Boston 110 96 as the Knicks rose in the East with weather delaying Celtics game in Boston.
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Warriors
Associated Press
Philadelphia Warriors
NBA
Syracuse Nats
New York Knickerbockers
Philadelphia
Minneapolis Lakers
Boston Celtics
Knicks
Boston
Major Cage Titles Still Up For Bids
With only three weeks left in the regular season, major conferences are in a frenzy as NCAA bids loom. Connecticut, Idaho State, and Oklahoma State have secured spots, while favorites like Cincinnati Bradley and Kansas face pivotal games as Duke North Carolina and Maryland vie in the ACC.
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Oklahoma State
Cincinnati
Drake
Missouri Valley
Bradley
Johnston Caps Texas Open Triumph At San Antonio
Bil Johnston the Provo municipal pro won the Texas Open in San Antonio with a 3 under par 68 to finish at 274 and earn 2000. He moved from 24th to 8th in money standings, edging Dave Marr by three strokes as Bob Rosburg finished 277 for second.
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Provo
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Cedarhurst
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Marr
Jimmy Demaret
le Lake
Bo Wininger
Odessa
Billy Maxwell
Odes
Hallas to Return as Bears Coach at 63
George Halas, owner of the Chicago Bears, announced a comeback to coaching at age 63 with new ideas. He will replace Paddy Driscoll, the Decatur Staleys founder and 1920 Chicago organizer, marking his third coaching return after 1933 and 1946 championships. The Bears, favorites in 1956, finished 5-7 last season.
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Chicago
George Halas
Chicago Bears
National Football League
Paddy Driscoll
Decatur
Ill
Driscoll
Bears
New York
Corry Bowmen Win Tri Club Archery Shoot
About 200 archers from Corry Archery Club Colonel Drake Titusville and others competed in a tri club shoot at the Corry range with Corry Bowmen taking top team and individual honors. Max Brown led as highest individual with 377 points. full results list multiple shooters from Corry Titusville and Toquats with medals awarded in four classes.
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Colonel Drake
Titusville
Max Brown
Carry Club
Glenn Rodgers
Snognois
Richard Kinney
Denny Phillips
Bowman
Harry McQuiston
Ed Herbel
Toquats
Ronnie Triscuit
Archer
Sherwood Guntrun
Floyd Coy
Leland Thompson
Gerald Williams
Mayste Miles
Kim Guntrin
Bowling Results from Hollywood Saturday Night Fight
Don Jordan of Los Angeles outpointed Karl Heinz Guder of Essen Germany at Hollywood venue scoring a 10 round victory. Jordan weighed 145.4 pounds while Guder fought at 149 pounds for the bout.
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Calif
Don Jordan
Los Angeles
Karl Heinz Guder
Essen
Germany
WBEN TV Buffalo Schedule Listing for Tuesday Evening
Local WBEN TV Buffalo outlines a dense Tuesday schedule with a mix of children's programs sporting events and dramas. Highlights include Captain Kangaroo Popeye's Playhouse Dotto The Guiding Light The Edge of Night and The Garry Moore Show with a broad array of daytime and prime time offerings.
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Mr. Denning
Garry Moore
Guiding Light
Patti Page
Annie Oakley
Mr Adams
Eve
Eve Arden
Red Skelton
Sparta
Snowshoe Rabbit Population Drops in Pennsylvania
A preliminary survey shows the snowshoe hare population in mountainous northern Pennsylvania is down from last season as forests mature and deer overbrowse, reducing food and cover. Hunters abandon mongrel dogs after hunts, adding stress to wildlife managers already battling habitat and hunting pressure.
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Pennsylvania
Commonwealth Properties
Game Commission
Betsy Rawls Wins St Petersburg Open by Four Strokes
Betsy Rawls shot a one-under-par 73 to finish the St Petersburg Women's Open with a 291 total, securing a four-stroke victory. In Florida, Tam Tam led Kentucky Pride by a length and a quarter to win the Everglades Stakes at Hialeah Park, while Italian and French names appear with scattered placements in unrelated results.
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Fla
Betsy Rawls
Miami
Tam Tam
Kentucky
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