Corry High and Warren Matmen Tie In Frantic 22 All Affair
In the Warren gym the Corry High and Warren Matmen wrestled to a 22 22 tie after a controversial first period pin by Warren’s Gail Winslow. The final match had Beavers head coach and crowd erupt as Winslow pinned Bill Swarm with time showing none.
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Corry Dragons edge Beavers in wild wrestling dual
Art Dingfelder opened Corry win as the Dragons rally past Beavers 22 22 in a volatile match. Key moments saw Mickey Johnson, John Savko and Bob Wick secure points while Corry fans faced a chaotic floor push after the final bell.
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Waren Bowling Tournament Opens at VFW Lanes
Women of the City Bowling Association launches a four day event at VFW Lanes with 56 teams and 180 bowlers signed for prizes. Hosts rotate among Avalon Center Bowl-Aire and VFW while last year’s winners and champions are noted among the entrants.
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Tied In Women's Golf Tourney Opens Round Three
Carol Mann and Louise Sages tee off in the St. Petersburg Women's Open after 36 holes tied at 140. Notable competitor Mais, a 22 year old from Atlanta, shot 68 yesterday to rise near Suggs, as the field battles a par 71 course under windy conditions.
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Austrians Take Early Lead in Alpine Championships
Bud Werner of Steamboat Springs Colorado carries America’s best downhill hope as he draws No 9 seed for tomorrow’s men's race at the World Alpine Ski Championships. Both men and women close the downhill events tomorrow with practice runs today. The Austrian team has won three of four events so far.
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Beavers Down Dietz as Corry Grapplers Win
In Totowa New Jersey Herschel Jacobs beat Bob Dietz 168 173 in points. Corry’s junior varsity beat Beavers 27 11 in a prelim as Mulvin men hold 6 1 league record with only Oil City left on the schedule overnight.
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Area High School Scoreboard Highlights Across Matches
Area teams produced varied results with Warret 80 over Corry 59 and Meadville 5 over Oi City 62. Other notable scores include Northwestern 76 over Fairview 66 and Grove City 77 over Sharon 61.
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Sullivan Leads Tucson Open by Stroke in Third Round
California pro Buddy Sullivan shot 61 69 130 to lead the Tucson Open by one stroke, with Art Wall Jr. and Bruce Crampton close at 131 and several others in contention. Wall birdied down the stretch as the field tightens for the final round.
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Cincinnati Notches 21st Win of the Season
The third ranked Cincinnati Bearcats posted a 84 47 victory over Houston to run their season record to 21 0 while Bradley remains ahead in the Missouri Valley standings. In other action Kansas State and Utah State won as top teams jockey for conference titles. Yale moved closer to the Ivy League crown with a 77 56 win over Cornell.
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Beavers Fall 80-50 as Fouls Dominate From Warren Clash
Warren grabs its sixth league win 80-50 over Corry in a foul plagued game. Corry’s Bert Bliss scores 28, Nellie Johnson and Fred Haer add 30, while Beavers’ Johnson, Scholton and McMahon exit with fouls. Warren dominates with 50 free throws and strong inside play.
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Corry Gunners Split Matches In Rifle Loop
Corry rifle teams split league matches at home. The A squad tied 486 479 on kneeling and off hand, Weeks 391 and Erb 390 led. B team lost by a small margin. R Crosscut shot 838 for best round. Second half starts next Friday with A at Amboy and B vs Amboy.
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Wilt Notches Free Throw Mark In NBA
Wilt Chamberlain of the Philadelphia Warriors set an NBA single season free throw record by making 636 at 12 of 17 in a 136 to 192 win over Cincinnati. The win left Philadelphia 64 games behind Boston. Other scores: Syracuse over Chicago 132 to 106. Detroit over Los Angeles 127 to 421.
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Clarion Defeats California 86 64 in State Colleges clash
Pat Terry Thompson scored 37 points to spark Clarion to an 86 64 victory over California in a State Colleges Basketball Conference game. Ed MacDonald led California with 20 points.
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Missing: One Major League Right-Hander In Camp
A 1962 Colts training camp in Apache, Arizona, opens with 21 pitchers and six catchers as 21-year-old right-hander Montejo remains missing after travel delays from Cuba. The Colts traded Sam Jones to Detroit for Montejo and Bob Bruce, while other teams sign Bob Purkey, Clem Labine, Art Mahaffey, and complete Cleveland’s 40-man roster with Perry Bell Allen Rudolph Essegian and De La Hoz.
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Section Two Mat Coaches To Meet Here Tomorrow
In a planned afternoon gathering, Section Two wrestling coaches will convene in the local gym to discuss conference standings and pairings with five league coaches and three independent school representatives. The event occurs one week from today in Los Angeles. Eddie Garcia, 194, Denver, defeated Pedro Rodrigues, 134, Mexico, by knockout.
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Milk and pep boost for energetic youngsters on wagon
Campaigning against fatigue, the dairy promotes Elmview Jersey Milk as a source of energy. Advert claims vitamin rich milk supports strong teeth and bones, energizing children for the day’s work.
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