Corry Beavers Seek League Crown in Final Home Bout
Corry High wrestlers close the regular season at home against Oil City in a return match to challenge the Oilers’ grip on the Section Two title. With a 9-1-1 mark, Corry aims to capitalize on five wins in twelve bouts to seize the crown, fielding seven seniors in a Dad’s Night finale. The card features key matchups including Dingfelder Oliver and Johnson Harkless, with a junior varsity opener anticipated in a packed gym.
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Corry High
Beavers
Oil City
Oilers
Bob Mulvin
Orange and Black
Bob Flath
of City
Dragons
Warren
Ntor Soins
Dale Fralick
Mickey Johnson
John Savio
Keith Wade
George Patterson
Larry Puckley
Bob Roden
Burl Culbertson
Bill Swarm
Wade
Swarm
Orange
Sepsboenster
al Culbertson
Culbertson
Bob
Corry
Art Dingfelder
Suvko
Puckley
Johnson
Gary Donaldson
Roden
Mike Moms
Jack Deets
Beaver Husky
Five Beavers Top-Seeded for Section Two Wrestling
Corry High sends five wrestlers top seed for Saturday’s Section Two tournament in the local gym. Art Dingfelder 95, Mickey Johnson 112, John Sayko 120, Larry Pickley 154, Bob Roden 180 lead Corry entries with eight area schools in the field. Seedings shape first round pairings with finals at 8 p.m. Saturday and district advancement to Meadville.
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Corry High
Art Dingfelder
Mickey Johnson
John Sayko
Larry Pickley
Bob Roden
Oppo
Bearcats Eye NCAA Bid After Rally At Bradley
Cincinnati fans endured a stumble but surged back into NCAA contention by beating Bradley 72 to 57 on the home floor. Ron Bonham scored 20 and George WIlson added 14 rebounds as Cincinnati tied Bradley for the Missouri Valley Conference lead with one league game remaining. Bradley likely to land in the NIT if the Bearcats win the title and earn an NCAA berth. Other games and bids noted include Oregon State Creighton Detroit Villanova in NCAA and Providence Curvesne Loyola of Chicago Houston in NIT, with Kentucky Mississippi State and Duke winning in their leagues.
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Associated Press
University of Cincinnati
Ohio State
Bearcats
Bradley
Braves
Cincinnati
New York
NCAA
Oregon State
Creighton
Detroit
Villanova
Providence
Curquesne
Loyola of Chicago
Houston
Ron Botham
George Wilon
Bonham
Wilson
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Cotton Nash
Mississippi State
Georgia
Duke
Virginia
Centenary of
Louisiana
Loyola
St. Norbert
Westar Kentucky
Morehead
Arizona State University
Border
Bowling Green
Mid-America
Ihwa
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
Jin [Rrags
Purdue
Notre Dame
Chic Young
Erie Mat Finals Set After Prelims In City Series
Tonight at 7:30 Erie Tech hosts the district mat finals as four East wrestlers Ed Thomas Cliff Zolikoff Tom Carpenter and Ed Arrington extended perfect records with wins over Corry and advance to Meadville for District 10. Final pairings include Terry Magoon Rene Hayes Chuck Gorton Rich Whipple Tom Higgins Larry Bermadini George Hayes Dom Beraducci Zolikoff Frank Askins John Malewski LeRoy Tolbert Pat McHenry Kowalski Bob Liebel Arrington Jim Koch Savko John Hutchinson Dick Malek Ralph Fox Gary Donaldson Ben Whaley Wade Juels Patterson Puckley DeWayne Hilton Roden Mike Morris and A Culbertson Paul Sonoskt.
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Corry
Warren
Franti
Titusville
Oil City
Townville
Consal Lake
Saegertown
Corry Battlers
Dingfelder
Franklin
Dale Frahek
Grannis
Johnson
Fernburg
Sarko
McIntyre
Dick Malek
Cummings
Warr
Gary Donaldson
Trace
Keith Wade
Wendlebee
George Petterson
Cubbon
Puckley
Bhaffer
Bob Culbertson
Ponsoll
Warre
Roden
Cristour
Unlimited
al Culbertson
Bill Swarm
Palmer
Pranklin
Meadville
Erie
Cumsum
Erie Tech
Erie East
Strone
Vincet Geiti
Ed Thomas
Cliff Zolikoff
Tom Carpenter
Ed Arrington
Terry Magoon
Rene Hayes
Tun McCall
Tom Higgins
Chuck Gorton
Rich Whipple
Thomas
James Lohs
Kowalski
Bob Liebel
Arrington
Jim Koch
Savko
John Hutchinson
Ralph Fox
Ben Whaley
Wade
Jin Iess
G. Patterson
Juels Dests
B. Culbertson
DeWayne Hilton
Mike Morris
A. Culbertson
Si Paul Sonoskt
Ohio State Rated First Again By Unanimous Vote
The Associated Press panel again crowned Ohio State as No. 1 in major college basketball. The Buckeyes improved to 20 0 with two wins last week and received all 43 first place votes. Cincinnati rose to second, Kentucky dropped to third, and Kansas State remained fourth after Kentucky’s loss to Mississippi State.
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Ohio State
Buckeyes
Bucks
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Secane
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Kan State
Western Pa. Quintets Fall to Ohio Teams
Alliance lost 78-69 at Youngstown ending a four game win streak and dropping to 14-5. Steubenville beat host St. Vincent 67-64 after St. Vincent led 31-30 at halftime. Erie Cathedral Prep defeated by bile Tech 57-29. Erie Academy 51, Erie Kast: a4.
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Penn
Erie Cathedral Prep
Bile ‘Tech
Erie Academy
Erie
Geiger 62 Comeback Looms After Season Of Injury
The Boston Red Sox signed outfielder Gary Geiger and pitchers Gene Conley and Billy Muffell as they push for a center field spot. Geiger, 25 in April, recovered from a collapsed lung suffered in 1960 and a 232 batting year after his 1961 return, aiming to reclaim form. Conley, a 6‑for‑8 right‑handed pitcher, plans to join spring training after leaving New York for basketball, while trades also affected Harmon Killebrew to Minnesota and Nellie Fox to Chicago as teams reshaped rosters.
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Boston Red Sox
Gary Geiger
Geiger
Red Sox
Gene Conley
Billy Muffell
Cleveland
Boston
Jimmy Piersall
India
O Conley
New York
Bost
National Basketball ‘Association
Conley
Philadelphia Phillies
Minnesota Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Fies
Chicago White Sox
Nellie Fox
Floyd Robinson
al Smith
Stan Williams
Los Angeles Dodgers
Felipe Alou
San Francisco Giants
Twins
Killebrew
Fox
Robinson
White Sox
Smith
Williams
Page
Alou
Matty
Giants
Mildred Orn Leads Ladies City Bowling Tournament
Mildred Orn tops Class A with a 619 series as the Ladies City Bowling Association tournament moves toward its final weekend at the VFW. After two days Marie Wotus Marion Bulard lead doubles with 1043, while the Fogle Lumber team sits atop the doubles standings. Final rounds set for next Saturday and Sunday with pin fire activity scheduled across peak hours.
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Mildred Orn
VFW
Ann Caster
Betty Rigby
Marie Wotus
Marion Bulard
Ann Gluvna
Bertha Carroll
Thelma Glavis
Maydean Niedomys
Mary Savito
Mary Ann
Proctor
Elva
Rane
Wanda Sanders
Mma
Mary Frisina
Mary Pantle
Kathleen Harrison
Lois Prine
Delia Bernard
June McEldowney
Jean VanKeuren
Mary Savio
Marion Sophie Mary Pantle
Pat Shumsky
Gladys Thompson
Mary Ann Proctor
Adeline Rowland
Esther Roedwig
Erma Chase
Jackie Benson
Elva Ranz
Ie Sanders
Mildred
Florence Amoroso
Dorothy Lytton
Barbara Wickwire
June Dorrance
Thelma Gravis
Roxann’ Bradford
Audrey Rouse
Dorothy Morton
Doris Clark
Eddy Leads A Leaguer With Six Century Games At Bowl Aire
In Bowl Aire's Men's A Leaguer Bob Eady rolled six centuries including 237 212 and 168 as 14 300s were recorded. Dick Mericle was the only other A Leaguer with more than one 200 game firing 216 and 201. Other top scores included Lamielle Weeks Hand Burr Cragg Anderson Doan Barr Elchynski Russell Jr. plus Clymer and VFW League totals.
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Bob Eady
Eddy
Bowl" Aire
Dick Mericle
Bill Lamielle
Tab Weeks
Bob Hand
Larry Burr
Tom Cragg
Kip Anderson
Robie Robinson
Wally Mick
Lea Stec
Red Harner
Bob Damon
Pipers May Get Booted From ABL
The American Basketball League moves to a telephone vote on expelling the Cleveland Pipers after a conference between Commissioner Abe Saperstein and George Steinbrenner. Saperstein cited six days for response to charges, noncooperation, and acts detrimental to the circuit amid disputed league actions. Pittsburgh Rens tops Eastern Division with Connie Hawkins scoring 34 in a 109 97 win over Hawaii. Runyan wins Seniors Golf Tour with 278 after 72 holes at Dunedin Florida. Joe Brown runner-up with 281.
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Chicago
American Basketball League
Cleveland Pipers
Abe Saperstein
George Steinbrenner
Cleveland
Honolulu
Pittsburgh Rens
Connie Hawkins
Hawaii
Pittsburgh
Local High School Basketball Tonight in Northwest Pennsylvania
Tonight’s schedule lists Erie East at Tuanville and several matchups across Erie and surrounding towns including Girard versus North East and Fairview against Union City. Notable clashes feature Harbor Creek hosting Erie Strong Vincent and Lawrence Park at Northwestern with multiple city and county programs in action tomorrow.
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Corry
Erie East
Tuanville
Erie Tech
Jamestown
Erie
Strong Vincent
Harbor Creek
Erie Academy
McDowell Girard
North East
Wesleyville
Wattsburg
Fairview
Union City
General McLane
Fort LeBoeuf
Lawrence Park
Northwestern
Youngsville
Northern Area
Pleasantville
East Forest
Townville
Conneaut Lake
Linesville
Cambridge Springs
Conneaut Valley
Randolph
Bradford
Kane
Hickory
Mercer
Farrell
Sharon
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Dale Gates
Tom Oliver
Franek
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