Warren Dragons set for sectional tourney Saturday battles
Warren defends Section Four in a home swing Saturday as Gail Winslow anchors a late rally to edge Ol City 26-24. Bowlers, swimmers, and wrestling hopefuls across Corry-Land cling to fading chances while Bol Wick remains Warren’s lone unbeaten.
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Dragons
Dragon
Gail Winslow
Winslow
Gail
Dicky Titus
Dick ‘Thompson
Tony Ross
Oilers
Bob Frith
Ross
Gene Harkless
Thompson
Jim Shaughnessy
Shaughnessy
Pat Shaughnesy
Corry
Bob Roden
OU City
Bol Wick
Gary Donaldson
Wick
Carpe Ma
Bob
Tom Johnson
Beaver Swimmers Ready For District 10 Swim Meet
CAHS listed lineup includes JHEP Wickwire and Jack McIntyre in medley, backstroke, butterfly and freestyle events. Sprints feature John Davidson, Bob May, Dan McMichael, and Bill Masler while divers Terry Carnofall and Ken Locky prepare for district action.
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Beaver
Jhep Wickwire
Jack McIntyre
Dick Anderegg
ED McMahon
Art Butters
Tom Campbell
Dennis Crowell
John Davidson
Bob May
Dan McMichael
Rick Houghtling
Tom Ghice
Lance Pledger
Terry Carnofall
Ken Locky
Mike Allyn
Bill Masler
Bill McMullin
Moose's Run Closes In On Ajax In City Volleyball Action
Ajax and Moose's are tightly bunched in the City Volleyball League race as both teams surged behind with 0 shutouts last night at the CAHL gym. The results list BPM II beating Corry Foam n CJ and Moose's edging Raymonds to gain a share of the top spots while Corry Loan took fourth with a 2-1 win. The recap includes bowling notes, Corry Tech pool plans, and district swimming focus with Jeff Wickwire and Jack McIntyre among Corry's standout hopes.
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Natch
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Titusville
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Clarence
Meadville High
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Sonny Liston
Ros
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Corry Loan
BPM II
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BPM I
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Aero
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Tab
Therm Gibson
Willie Mosconi
Pete Limano
Mosconi
Mesdville
Limano
Willie
Corry High
Erie Tech
Mermen
Centaurs
Beavers
Tech
Cochran
Gem City
Corry-Tech
Jamestown
Hite
Hallis
Erie
Cathedral
Vincent
Jeff Wickwire
Sohomore
Jeff
Jack McIntyre
Big City
Jack
Russ Clark
Clark
Sayad
Pistons Suffer Seventh Straight Loss to Celtics
The Detroit Pistons fail to reach the NBA playoffs as Boston Celtics clinch their seventh consecutive win over Detroit. On home court Detroit blew an 11 point lead and slipped further in their bid for the final playoff spot. Syracuse defeated Cincinnati to tighten second place in the Eastern Division.
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Boston Celtics
Celtics
San Francisco
Syracuse
Cincinnati
NBA
Bigger Zone May Hurt Giants Says Alvin Dark
San Francisco manager Alvin Dark warned that the expanded strike zone could hurt the Giants by forcing National League umpires to adjust their stance. Dark argued that if umpires stand higher, the strike zone rises, disadvantaging pitchers and benefiting teams built on low pitching. He noted NL umpires crouch lower, a tradition that may have kept the strike zone lower than the American League.
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San Francisco
Alvin Dark
Dark
Saya Dark
Wondrous Will Signs Baseball's Juiciest Pact
The Giants reach a 1963 contract with Willie Mays for about 100000, following a 49 home run season and 304 batting average. Ralph Terry, the Series hero, also signs a raise to 35000, with many pitchers including Grable Peters and Willey among others inked to new deals.
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Associated Press
Willie Mays
San Francisco
al Dark
Giants
Mays
Ted Willians
Joe DiMaggio
Stan Misti
Ralph Terry
Terry
Roger Grale
New York Mets
Ray Herbert
Gary Peters
Chicago White Sox
Carl Willey
Milwaukee
Ernie Brogne
Bobby Shantz
St. Louis
Bob Allen
Wilfred
Sonny) Stebert
Cleveland
Steve Dalkowski
Baltimore
Celtics Demand Change Sparked Reorganization in League Standings
Celtics, once runaway leaders in Winnier High recreation basketball, faltered in the second half after a team reorganization distributed players more evenly. The Porgy Five tops the standings at 4-2, with Celtics and Nationals tied at 3-3 and the Tramps last at 2-4. Don Thomas leads scorers with 71 points, followed by John Tate at 33. Terry Upperman Fred Corbett Jim Brown each have 61 points. Stan Buell 30, Dave Sprovel 26, Bil Wolfe 24, Jin Wendt 20, Jahd Ken Weis 20.
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Celtics
Winnier High Recreation
Porgy
Nationals
Tramps
Don Thomas
John Tate
Terry Upperman
Fred Corbett
Jim Brown
Stan Buell
Dave Sprovel
Bil Wolfe
Jin Wendt
Jahd Ken Weis
Bowling League Scores Drive High Scoring Night
In the Men's A League at VFW Lanes Whitty Staples led with a 628, backed by 230 and 237 games. Rachel posted 213, 190 and 211 while Conn hit 209, 172 and 223. Other top scorers included Cassett 200 and 270, Sample 203 and 415, and Xander 200 and 211. Women's Moose League saw Ann Gloyna 190 and Fran Jukes 177.
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VFW
Y Machine
Staples
Fiat
Rachel
Conn
Russ Cassett
Phil Sample
al Xander
Harry Oldenski
Harkless
Len Migliaccio
Robbie Robinson
Bill Lamielie
Dick Morton
Bob Wats
Bap
Ottaway
Vor Prima
Bowl Aire
Prugar
Elks Innes
Dave Edwards
Frank Wise
Bob Brown
Sparta Beats Youngsville For First League Loss
Sparta defeated Youngsville 66 to 60 at home to hand Youngsville its first UAVE loss, keeping Sparta in second place at 9-2 while Youngsville sits 10-4 and leads the league. Joe Frisina led Sparta with 19 points, Maynard 17, and Carter 15 as they pulled away late.
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Sparta
Youngsville
Eagles
Joe Frisina
Spartan
Pleasantville
West Forest
Women of
Moose
East Forest
UAVE
Gyia Gana
Beenda
Agia
Larry Greer
Terry Maynard
Fitz
Larry Carter
Frisiaamen
Maynard
Carter
Marvin Tubbs
John Linder
Larry
Morris
Ron Felilman
Basles
Steve Meleen
Regis Thompson
Youngs- Pott Melesese Pee Mooseheart
Bearcats Seek Third Straight NCAA Bid With North Texas Clash
The Cincinnati Bearcats, ranked No.1, aim to extend a winning streak by defeating North Texas State to secure a sixth straight Missouri Valley Conference win and a potential NCAA regional berth. North Texas sits 0-11 in league play, while other top teams like NYU, Notre Dame, and Penn State seek open NCAA spots amid scorable midseason results.
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Cincinnati Bearcats
North Texas State
Bearcats
Wichita
North Texas
Cincinnati
Ste
Tega
Notre Dame
New York University
Madison Square
Crusaders
Providence
Assumption
Davidson
Wake Forest
Charlotte
Nick Workman
Seton Hall
St. Peter's
Detroit
Cantsis
Marquette
Louisville
North Carolina
Virginia
Rutgers
Colgate
LaSalle
Dack Duquesne
Georgetown
Lafayette
New Hampshire
Vermont
Kennedy Cubs Name Iew Head Coach InumniX Arizona
Kennedy, a 17 season major league veteran born in Chicago, was named head coach for the Cubs 12 man teaching staff yesterday. His first managerial stint came last year guiding Salt Lake City to second place in the Pacific Coast League.
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Ariz.ap
Sav Kennedy
Chicago Cubs
Kennedy
Salt Lake City
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