Beavers Reach Semifinal Round Of Mat Tourney
Corry’s six wrestlers advance to Meadville High School semifinals in the Section Four tourney after early round byes and tight defeats. Notables include Fralick, Taylor, Harrington, Gates, and Malek as they aim for finals this evening.
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Beavers
Gee Ea Ueaa
Corry
Bob Mulvin
Meadville High School
Malvin
Dan Ahl
Ken Hunt
Jay Jackson
Cliff Clark
Mark McCray
Jackson
Townville
Don Cogley
Jackson- Cogley
Clark
Titusville
Jim VanHorn
VanHorn
McCray
Saegertown
Jim Swinkola
Dennis Rogers
Rogers
Guy Thornton
War- Ten
Ahi
Sam Frilick
Bruce Taylor
Larry Ne Gton
Dick Harrington
Malek
Dale Gates
McCuley
Rocky Grove
Gary Feinberg
Fralick
Taylor
Larry Hartington
Gates
Warren
Mike Pastrick
Dick Thompson
Jim Shaughnessy
Denny Harkless
Fred Cleland
Mike Anderson
Dave Grannis
Ed Fennick
Harkless
Dana Swavey
Cochranton
Grannis
Anderson
Thompson
Cleland
Semifinal Pairings From Corry Wrestlers First Rounds
Semifinal pairings shown after two rounds. Notable results include Jay Jackson winning then losing 12-11 to Cog Jey, Edmund Malek pinning Fernberg Saegertown, and Ken Hunt and Dan Ahl both losing. Several byes and pins noted for others across weight classes.
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Corry
Sam Fralick
Scurry
Franklin
Bruce Taylor
Creacraft
Saegertown
Larry Harrington
Donovan
Titusville
Dick Harrington
Burrows
Northern Area
Jay Jackson
Himes
Warren
Cog Jey
Townville
Edmund Malek
McCuley
Rocky Grove
Fernberg
Cliff Clark
Bosko
van Horn
Ken Hunt
Foster
Dan Ahl
Wyant
Mark McCray
Pacior
Swinkoln
Dennis Rogers
Thornton
Dale Gates
Pastrick
Charles Leads By Three In Tucson Open Round
Bobby Charles, a lanky lefty and former British Open champion, built a three stroke lead with a conservative three-under-par round. He owns 134 total, ten under par, as Tom Shaw and Jim Fermiell chase at 137 and 138 respectively amid a large group at 140. Top names like Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus were not entered.
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Elueson
Anz
Bobby Charles
Charles
Tom Shaw
Portland
Ore
Jim Ferniell
Louisville
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Ken Venturi
DePaul Betting Group Uncovered After Memphis State Win
A group of six unidentified DePaul students placed 1200 dollars on DePaul to beat Memphis State by Jan. 5. DePaul won 99 to 70. Coach Ray Meyer investigated to ensure no players were involved and identified a South Side bookmaker who took the bet.
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Uhicago
DePaul
Ray Meyer
Memphis State
Meyer
Bettors
South Side
B Gunners Score Double Victory
The Class p riflemen of the local Rod and Gun Club out shot Amboy in both ends of a doubleheader at the local range last night. Scores were 1399 to 1955 and 1394 to 1358. Corry's Dexter Grenz fed all shooters in the first match with 284. Top five included G. Newhouse, D. Hulings, M. Tewinkle and Merrill Wade. In the nightcap Jim Shaver led with 285, the night’s best round. Teammates in the top five were Newhouse, L. Hemink, Tewinkle and Lloyd Harvey.
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Amboy
Corry
Dexter Grenz
G. Newhouse
D. Hulings
M. Tewinkle
Merrill Wade
Jim Shaver
Newhouse
L. Hemink
Tewinkle
Lloyd Harvey
A Riflemen
Orime
Redland Gun Club
Lawrence Park
R Eine Davis
John Noble
Corryites
John Weeks
Gene Gaudia
Vince Robson
Peebles
Sil Kn
Tatman
Drabie
Pierce
Jones
E. Zamborik
Marther
Bensink Gilgersleeve
P Fish
COR
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L. Gilford
Wassink Robson
Davis
Gaudia
Noble
Wassitik
Stroup
Weeks
Deland
Edinboro Falls 108-95 at California in WPIAA clash
California State beat Edinboro 108-95 as Jim Vandermer led the victors with 5 points and California earned its lth win of the season. Edinboro’s Petchel topped the Scots with 22 in a game played at California, while Thiel suffered its 31st straight defeat on its Greenville home court. John Carroll led throughout the matchup.
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Thiel
Associated Press
California State
Edinboro
John Carroll
Western Pennsylvania
Jim Vandermer
California
An Petchel
Greenville
Beavers fall to Franklin in last-second thriller
Corry High erupts in protest after a disputed last field goal. Franklin edges Corry 65 63 as Paul Law hits a buzzer beater for Franklin, while Corry claims a scorebook error altered the final margin. Irons led Franklin with a strong second half, 46 points.
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Geoff Russell
Franklin
Corryites
Beaver
Beavers
Paul
Red
Knights
Bob Irons
Law
Kaye
Gary Swaeckhamer
Claypool
the Beavers
Cranberry
Pete McLaughlin
Ron Swackhamer
Duane Edwards
Bierbach
Walters
Basketball Last Night Scores From Two Section
Franklin edged Corry 65 63 Warren topped Meadville 70 66 Oil City beat Titusville 59 43 Panama 53 46 Pleasantville 61 yet Spartansburg West Forest 1 Youngsville 76 West Forest 1 Tidioute 77 Northern Area 57 McDowell 91 Harborcreek 78 Rocky Grove 71 Cranberry 56 Lakeview 73 Mercer 55 Erie Prep 72 Erie East 62 Erie Strong Vincent 64 Erie ech 48 Commodore Perry 67 Coch jranton 66 Clarion 81 North Clarion 60 Sherman 76 Mayville 55 Sheffield 88 Bennetts Valley Conneaut Lake 69 Linesville mi Saegertown 75 Townville 62 Cambridge Springs 59 Conneaut Valley 53 Lawrence Park 85 Girard 76 NorthEast 75 Northwestern 70 General McLane 63 Fairview Ba Fort LeBoeuf 60 Wattsburg 5
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Mercer
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Clarion
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Sherman
Mayville
Sheffield
Bennetts Valley
Saegertown
Townville
Cambridge Springs
Comneaut Valley
Lawrence Park
Girard
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Northwestern
General McLane
Fairview
Wattsburg
AFL Merely 'Poor Cousin' and League Rivalry Debate
In Palm Desert, AP reports NFL owners dismissed talk of a formal AFL championship link and indicated no draft takens or joint season plans. Rozelle said the AFL was not a consideration at winter meetings despite media chatter.
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Palm Desert
Calif
National Football League
American Football League
NFL
Hickory
Wellesex
Pete
Rozelle
Uniontown
Mon
Ripley and Forestville Hold Narrow Wins in Local Games
Ripley defeated Chautauqua 69 67 while Forestville overcame Dunkirk Industrial 101 46 and Jamestown edged Southwestern 80 43 in a sequence of small city league basketball results.
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Ripley
Chautauqua
Forestville
Dunkirk Industrial
Jamestown
Southwestern
Small leads Raymond Night Owls scoring duel
Jim Small netted 145 in a trio of games to pace the Raymond Night Owls in a slim key card. Herb Berghaus followed with 223 in the same league showing sharp form on the local scene.
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Jim Smally
Small
Raymond Night Owls
Herb Berghaus
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