Be st Boy Bop Loveland Coach Earns Praise
Rob Mulvin earns applause for another standout wrestling season with a 129 record despite Corry Highs tough overall year. Sectional wrestling weights rise by four pounds as eight teams enter a one day event. Midland and Uniontown loom as WPIAL basketball rivals with multiple big wins and home dominance.
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Beaver Footballers
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Erie Academy
Lawrence Park
Corry High
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Midland
Uniontown
Red Raiders
Pittsburgh
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Girard
John Bliley
Jeff Wickwire
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
John
Jeff
Beaver’ Club
Bliley
Kiwanis
Wickwire
Ikiwanis
Bill Loose
Hawley
Ental
Beaver Grapplers Close Season With Win Over Saegertown
Beavers finish 12-2 after a 32 17 victory over Saegertown, edging toward the Section Four tournament at Meadville. Corry's wrestlers secure six bouts with four falls, led by Gary Reagle and Larry Harrington in a strong team performance.
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Meadville
Corry High
Beavers
Saegertown
Bob Mulvin
Massport
Mulvin
Erie East
Warren
Crawford
Corry
Brice Taylor
Dick Harrington
Jay Jackson
Dale Gates
Taylor
Harrington
Harry Job
Gates
Jackson
Gary Reagle
Reagle
Cliff Clark
Larry Harrington
Gerhart
Joose
Malvin
Malek
Garl Fernberg
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TopoWe
Tournbisstt
Insvehias
Dln
Selt2
Mike Butthko
Bob Higley
Phil Beret
Peale Crane
Fajeell Melly
Ison
Siuperian
Red Grange
Daniel Roane
Faype Mansfield
Edie Adems
Els
Meadville Wrestling Meet Summary Highlights
Braymer and Mulligan secured early wins for Meadville while Harrington and Harrington faced tough matches. Jackson and Mulligan earned key pins, Malek and Fernberg battled to a 7-7 draw, and Rogers dominated Poole 4-0. Gates pinned Stone for a late momentum shift as the team posted a strong 32-17 score.
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Edmund Malek
Fernberg
Reagle
Cliff Clark
Ken Huny
Mark McCar
Balu
Swinkola
Dan Ahi Ua
Dennis Rogers
Poole
Cald Gates
Stone
iEye Possible Compromise in Amateur Feud
Palm Desert Calif AP Winds of cooperation with the AFL circulated at the NFL annual meeting after a crackdown on premature college player signings. Most owners favored liaison, while Giants and 49ers opposed immediate cooperation. Rozelle described penalties for teams signing players before they are draft eligible and warned draft rights could be affected.
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Palm Desert
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American Football League
National Football League
AFL
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San Francisco 49Ers
NFL
Giants
New York Jets
Agers
Oakland Raiders
San Francisco Bay Area
Pete Rozelle
Minnesota Vikings
Chioma University
Gator Bays
Rozelle
Matny Pare
Les
SFE
Jimi Louisiang State
Directo Aan
NCAA
Major Cager Loses Headline To Lesser Lads
Minnesota and Vanderbilt claimed headlines as top college teams won. Lou Hudson scored 34 for Minnesota in a 101-91 road win that kept alive their Big Ten title hopes. Vanderbilt rallied from 14 down to beat Kentucky 91-90 at home to tie Tennessee for the SEC lead. Davidson, Providence, Cornell, St. Joseph's and Connecticut also posted wins as the AP top ten reshaped by Tuesday results.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Vanderbilt
Davidson
Providence
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St. Joseph's
Connecticut
Wisconsin
Gophers
Kentucky
Tennessee
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Lou Hudson
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Michigan
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Glyde Lee
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Jim Benedict
Jim Walker
Tom Duff
St. Joseph's Hawks
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Duke
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Wichita
Wes Bialosuknna
Boston AJ
Steve Cram
Elf
Texas Tech
Texas
Dub “Malaise
Taig Peashes
Syracuse
Colgate
Hamilton
N.Y
Ohio ‘State
Don Pecemrt
Champ Palit
Jolt Datry
Bowling Leaders Shine In VAIW and B Leagues
Pat Shiumsky Berle Kane paced the VEW B League with scores 152 210 1446 and led Avalon B League with 181 459 139. Millie Opn posted 197 516, while Mary Pantle Thelma Paulson May dean Niedomys Gladys Thompson Betty Shaffer Blanche Zajac and Evia Cole posted notable figures. Florence Amarysa Alice TeWinkle Jane Millspaw led Ladies Recreation with strong marks. Sophie Douglas Phyllis Czech Joan Ireland starred in Bowlaire B and Sue Griswold Mayine Teeter Phyllis Czech posted splits. Industrial League top scores included Bill Stockton Fred McEldew hey and Homeo Marehitelli. Trade Plus Bur notes Reserve QB Notsinger of the Steelers traded to the Cardinals for Ken Kortas.
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Pat Shipsky
Ladies
Ladies Recreation
Florence Amarysa
Alice ‘TeWinkle
Jane Millspaw
Bowlaire
Sophie Douglas
Phyllis Czech
Joan Ireland
Sue Griswold
Mayine Teeter
Bill Stockton
Fred McEldewhey
Homeo Marehitelli
Wall Lewis
Corry Cagers Tangle With Oil City In Final Home Game
Corry Area High School hosts Oil City in the last home Section Two game at CAMS gym. Oil City, 8-10 overall, sits near the top of the standings while Corry, 13-2, eyes a strong finish. Key players include Tom Morton, John Bliley, John Claypool for Corry and McCord, Stoltenburg, Downing for Oil City. Meantime Meadville clinched the title with a win. Oil City hopes to rebound tonight after a prior loss.
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Corry Area
Oil City
Cams Gym
Franklin
Flussell
Lincoln School
Meadville
Oilers
Beavers
Tribusville
Dick Tate
McCord
Stoltenburg
Downing
Wright
Ray
Basketball Scores From Last Night
High school basketball results show Greenville 87 over Menayne 72 and several close games across the region including Erie East 79 over Franklin 62 and Northwestern 97 over Lawrence Park 93. Tonight’s schedule features Oil City at Corry and Youngsville at Spartansburg.
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Menayne
Rocky Grove
Titusville
Erie East
Franklin
Cranberry
Mercer
McDowell
Harbatcreek
Erie Prep
Jamestown
Frewsburg
Clymer
Union City
Fairview
General McLane
Fort le Boeuf
North East
Girard
Wattsburg
Northwestern T
Lakeview
Cochranton
Sheffield
Johnsonburg
Sharpsville
West Middlesex
Reynolds
Commodore Peety
Nort Clarion
Redbank Valley
OIL City
Corry
Youngsville
Spartansburg
Jim Shaughnessy and Tim Furno Battle to 4-4 Draw
In a 긴 wrestling clash Oil City edged Meadville 21-17 as Furno and Shaughnessy fought to a 4-4 deadlock. Meadville led 15-3 after six bouts but Oil City surged, Wood Harvey Hutchinson Ward Titus Shaw earning wins while Meadville’s Hays Baker Caro lin Johnson Johnston responded. Ward and Titus defeated Carr brothers Dave and Dennis. Titus pinned.
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Mmnayville
Jim Shaughnessy
Tim Furno
Oil City
Meadville
Furno
Burno
Shaughnessy
Oiler
Wood
Harvey
Hutchinson
Ward
Titus
Shaw
Hays
Baker
Carolin
Johnson
Johnston
Carr Brothers
Dave
Dennis
Pitt Scares But Loses To Temple In Big Pa
Pitt Panthers, winless in five games, battled Temple and led 64-63 with 40 seconds left but a late rally failed as Temple edged Pitt 71-65 in Philadelphia. Edinboro trailed 36-31 at halftime before losing 77-69 to Fenn in Cleveland. Dan Petchel scored 23 for Edinboro. Dick Kotarsky hit 26 for California State in a 95-88 win over Waynesburg on the visitor’s floor. Slippery Rock beat Indiana State 77-66 behind Gary Perkins’ 29 points at Indiana. Clarion defeated Grove City 119-92 at Clarion. Also noted: box results from Sacramento with Olguin stopping Villanueva.
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AssucmeEn
Dan Petchel
Dick Kotarsky
California State
Waynesburg
Slippery Rock
Gary Perkins
Indiana State
Indiana
Clarion
Grove City
INFL Bigwins Relish Rivals in US Amateur Sports Talks
A new joint committee meets to bridge the AAU and NCAA rift over control of U S track and field. Leaders Buck Kipbuth Mahoney and Barnes Crowley Reed discuss a path to compromise as the March 1 deadline looms for sanctioned meets and athlete eligibility.
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New York
United States
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Douglas MackArthnur
AAU
Clifford T. Buck
Denver
Bob Kipbuth
Yale
Jay Ahret Mahoney
NCAA
Everett D. Barnes
Colgate University
Wilfred Crowley
Los Altos
Calif
United States Track and Field Federation
William R. Reed
Chicago
Big Ten
AAA
International Amateur Athletic Federation
IAAF
TAAF
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Avalon Ladies
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Erie Times-News
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Pepsi-Cola
Marsh's Plaza
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