Section II Coaches Plan Wrestling Tournament
Section Two coaches met yesterday to map finals style seedings for the upcoming tournament at Corry Area High School next Saturday. Corry Beavers and Oil City vie for the Section Two crown as the field of eight wrestlers advances to a noon start with three matches per finalist and a 7:30 p.m. finale.
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Corry Area
Tye
Tree
Meh
Bob Mulvin
Corry Beavers
Cly
Ovent
Oil City
Warren
Sexton
Corry
Mulvin
Norm Nilsson
Praniglin
Bill Blood
Titur- Ville
Bob Plath
Oi City
Hal Miller
Warrey
Allan Waite
Cohheart Lake
Richard Lumley
Townville
Richard Presley
Saegertown
Gily
Orange
Blick
Oilers
Quer
Rejfilar Pandory
Urstand
Ry Lye Vourlietment
Warren Beaver
Bi Eaton
Tohn Barko
Ray Mitchell
Savio
Baylor Yens For Peaceful Army Routine
Elgin Baylor, serving in the U S Army, hopes for calm duties as he highlights a Lakers win over the Celtics 125-99. Baylor scored 58 points while a brief oncourt incident occurred involving Heinsohn and coach Red Auerbach. Celtics, Nationals, Pistons also won or played, with Detroit beating St Louis 119-412.
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Sme
Nasociaseu Tees
Elgin Baylor
U.S. Army
Baylor
Los Angeles Lakers
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Boston
Totiny Heinsohn
Lakers
Syracuse Nationals
New York Knickerbocker
Cincinnati Royals
Chicago Packers
Syracuse
Detroit Pistons
St. Louis Hawks
Detroit
Browns In Rut Blames Coach Brown For Trouble
Milt Plum says the Cleveland Browns are stuck in a rut and the bench coaching by Paul Brown dampens team spirit. He compares the club to an auto stuck at 70 mph and notes morale suffers before big games.
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USV
Equalver
Milt Plum
Cleveland Browns
Paul Brown
Penn State
Browns
Plum
Alaskan Adventure Film at Rex Theatre Tonight
Cecil Rhode, Alaska photographer, presents a double feature of color wildlife and hunting films at Rew Theatre Taber and Rex Theatre tonight. The program includes vivid scenes of rainbow trout and salmon, musk oxen, grizzly bears, and Eskimo life with Rhode narrating. Rhode, a 38 year Alaskan resident on Kenai, meets fans in the auditorium lobby an hour before showtime. tickets go on sale at 7 with show at 8. The Spartansburg stop follows tomorrow night at 8 in the Sparta High School Auditorium.
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Cecil Rhode
Rex Theatre
Art Knapp
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Rhode
Alaska
Kenai Peninsula
Tim
Knapp
Winnivak Island
America
Wally ‘Taber
Corry
Rex
Spartansburg High School
Spartansburg Sportsmen's Club
Sparta
Wrestling results highlight Lions lead in rec meet
Saturday morning at Corry Aves High School the Lions defeated the Wildcats 28 to 11 while the Tigers beat the Panthers 24 to 11 and the Bears beat the Cougars 15 to 13. Lions had six fall wins led by Ted Bauer and Rich Skales with other wins by Bemis Sproveri Caster Forman.
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Lions
Tigers
Bears
Corry Aves High School
Wildcats
Panthers
Cougars
Ted Bauer
Dirk Simmonsen
Russ Bemis
Terry Wesoloski
Mike Sproveri
Steve Tinko
Ray Caster
Dave Fogle
Jin Forman
Frank Chase
Rich Skales
Lion
Bob Browns
Wildcat
Ed Malek
Cliff Clark
Bill Silvis
Gary Eddy
Mike McKee
Mike Varrassd
Dexter Sandberg
Reesé
Lilley
Fred Corbett
Jay Rumbaugh
Clair Damon
Larry Huffman
John Frontera
Marvin
Bob Higley
Gotridh Bigelow
Joe Richardson
Ken Hunt
Cougar
Mark Brady
Carl Reed
Tt ‘Coons
Regis Dubrosky
Ron Munn
Eee
Phil Rodgers Wins Tucson Open With Eagle Finish
Phil Rodgers, 23, from La Jolla, California, won the Tucson Open by three strokes at El Rio, carding a final round 68 and an eagle 3 on the 18th for a 17-under 263 total and $2,800. Jim Ferrier, 46, finished second at 265 with $1,900. Gene Littler led season earnings with $14,186.66 as Rodgers moved to $18,363.57 and surpassed Arnold Palmer.
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Phil Rodgers
Tucson
Ferrier
Ariz
la Jolla
Calif
el Rio
Jim Ferrer
Gene Littler
Charles Sifford
Paul Harney
Buddy Sullivan
Littler
Rodgers
Arnold Palmer
Giants Firm Over Cepeda Deal Tests 1962 Signings
Orlando Cepeda, San Francisco Giants star, demands 90000 dollars matching a 1961 salary rise as contract talks heat up alongside Maris with the Yankees and others like Richardson. Giants have signed Hiller Bowman Lanier Pagan Sanford Bolin and the Alou brothers while Yankees ink Howard Boyer. Orioles add Johnny Temple and Colts land Dick Farrell for 125000, Senators sign Bennie Daniels, White Sox add J C Martin and Frank Kruetzer, and Twins secure Hal Naragan and Jerry Zimmerman.
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Prean
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco Giant
Lst
Basseball
Cepeda
Giants
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Ton
Maris
Bobby Richardson
Chuck Hiller
Ernie Bowman
Harold Lanier
Bub
Get
Jose Pagan
Jack Sanford
Bob Bolin
Alou Brothers
Felipe
Matty
Yanks
Elston Howard
Clete Boyer
Baltimore Orioles
Johnny Temple
Cleveland
Houston Colts
Dick Farrell
Los Angeles Dodgers
Washington
Bennie Daniels
Senators
Chicago
White Sox
J. C. Martin
Frank Kruetzer
Minnesota
Hal Naragan
Jerry Zimmerman
Western Pennsylvania hoops rise as Dukes slip further
Duquesne's 71-48 defeat by Dayton marks a third straight loss as Western Pennsylvania teams gain momentum. Dayton climbs in rankings while St Francis and Pitt rivals push for post season bids. Indiana over Edinboro 82-74 and other regional results shape the western division standings.
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Duquesne
Western Pennsylvania
Dukes
Dayton
Little Westminster
Titans
Pitt
Associated Press
St. Francis
Frankies
Kentucky Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Woh
Indiana
Edinboro
Slippery Rock
Wis
J Lock ‘Haven
Pro Matmen Battle Here
A professional wrestling show at Al Cory Area High School gym features three matches led by a tag team bout with Hollywood midgets and Crusher Lisoyaki against a top district newcomer. Steve Novak challenges the TV favorite in a one hour main event. Four midgets, Fuzzy Cupid and Little Beaver team up against Tiny Tim and Indian star Low Low as the card opens with Ace Freeman vs Chet Wallick. Tickets available at Ritz Restaurant Jansen's Confectionery and Al's Dairy Bar.
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Tinier Rowel
al Cory
Lanicht
Filestar
Je Cory Beaver Club
K Welit
Hollywood
Crusher Lisoyaki
Crusher
Steve Novak
Gene Derkon
Fuzzy Cupid
NCAA And NIT Tournaments Begin Bidding For Entries
The NCAA and NIT open bids for post season spots as teams scramble for at large berths. Major programs such as Houston, St Bonaventure, Boston College, and Villanova are in contention while Cincinnati and Bradley battle in Missouri Valley implications loom.
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Associated Press
NCAA
Louisville
New York
Madison Square Garden
Houston
St. Bonaventure
Boston College
Missouri Valley
Middle Atlantic
Skyline
Border
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Ohio State
Bradley
Joe Strawder
Bowling Green
Ohio University
ABL Results and Fight Results Summary
New York defeated Hawaii 103 85, Pittsburgh beat Kansas City 95 68, Chicago won over Cleveland 115 106. Earlier results show Kansas City 121 Pittsburgh 99 and Chicago 125 San Francisco 117 in overtime, with Hawaii visiting Pittsburgh. Denny Moyer of Portland outpointed Sugar Ray Robinson in New York at 159 pounds.
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New York
Hawaii
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Chicago
Cleveland
Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
Sugar Ray Robinson
Bowling results from junior and bantam leagues update
A mixed week in the Beaver League and Junior entries features Tempie bowling, doubles wins, and standout scores. Girls Beverly Grinder and Linda Yoder pace a list of top scorers, while Boys Mike Henson and Tom Harvey headline bantam totals, with multiple 100s and 200s noted.
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Agulan Junior League
Beverly Grinder
Linda Yoder
Martha Houser
Susan ‘Weston
Sandy Glsvis
Lauren Eckman
Mike Henson
Geff ‘Fassel
Dexter Sand
Berg
Mike Dubrosky
Pam Morton
Don Mac
Kenzie
Jim Buber
Lyman McCray
George Davislis
Jaywalkers Stay Unbeaten In Rec Cage Loop
Jaywalkers remain undefeated in the grade school recreation basketball league at Wright School gym as Dan Corbett scores eight to fuel a 28 15 win over the Vikings. Other Saturday morning games feature Trojans Sureshooters Twisters Apaches Musketeers Roadrunners Ton Xander and Larry Hasbrouck leading the Twisters with 14, George Pain 14 for Musketeers in a close win over Roadrunners. Eight Jaywalkers contributed to the scoring in the opener.
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Jaywalkers
Dan Corbett
Walkers
Vikings
Wright School
Trojans
Sureshooters
Musketeers
Boadrunners
Xander
Larry Hasbrouck
George Pain
Ed Swanson
Bill Blynt
Corbett
Sophies Dash Record At Florida A and M
A Florida A and M sophomore, Robert Mayes, aims to break the 9.2 second 100 yard dash record after tying it at Miami. Coach Pete Griffin notes Mayes’s 182 pound frame and diet, while praising his potential and determination to reach 9.0 seconds. A separate note mentions Pennsylvania's non professional baseball commissioner and a July tournament in New Castle with national qualifier in Wichita.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Ad&m University
Robert Mayes
University of Miami
Pete Griffin
Jacksonville
Frank Budd
Villanova
New York
Anthony Priscaro
New Castle
Pennsylvania
NBC
Wichita
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