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Titusville Nips Warren For Section II Wrestling Crown
Titusville captured the Section II team title at Franklin in a league tourney marked by upsets as Warren finished second with 21 points and Franklin edged Oil City for third. Corry struggled, with three finalists and no titles, as Titusville’s depth and key wins, including Shaffer and Armstrong, tipped the scales.
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Franklin - Yn
Corry
Beavers
Orange and Black Grapplers
Titusville
Warren
Dragons
Franklin
Oil City
Oilers
John Savko
Ute Corry
Fox
Joe DeVault
Bob Lindsey
Kim Olson
Frank Malek
John Colvin
Malek
Colvin
Bob Stephens
Jim DeMille
Jim Armstrong
Bob Dale
Dale
Lock
Section IL
Mercer County
Section II Section IT wrestling results from Franklin tournament
Complete Saturday results show round by round outcomes. Notable matches include 88 Savko C pinning Ku Beity Ti Liff first period, 95 Nadig IF decisioning Pralitk Ci 4 0, 103 Judson F defeated Cummings Wi by forfeit, 112 Campbell W edged Bush 7 6 overtime, and 138 Samonsky OC defeating Helfrich T 4 2. Finals crown key names Claypool Wi and Lester W in close decisions.
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Savko
Kubeity
Claypool
Slater
Nadig IF
Pralitk
Granda
Griffiths
Judson
Cummings
Shoniz
Johnson
Campbell
Bush
Stutzman
Fox
Turner
Lawson
Nadig
Palmer
Hind Berod
Ditzenberger
Little
Laird
Irwin
Brian
Ghering
Buell
Long
Moses
Samonsky
Helfrich
Hottman
Milek
Seder
Pratt
Stephens
Munn
Deets
Rhodes
Dale
Ison
Rhs
Roden
Emerson
Bealls
Scurry UF
Lester
DeMille
Juuso
DeVault
Paige
Votson
Duvenberger
Breene
Samonsky JoCy
Colvin
Shaffer
Armstrong
Karns
Lindsey
Nelson
Sayko IC
Grandy
Shontz
Stutyman
Thomas Rest After Cracking High Jump Mark
Boston University freshman John Thomas, 17, set a world high jump record of 7 ft 1 in 3/4 in New York at the AAU Championships. Coach Raymond says Thomas will rest this year aside from a March 14 BU Tufts meet as he protects his future. The jump surpassed Yuri Stepanov’s 7 ft 1 in outdoor record from 1957.
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Thomas
Boston
John Thomas
Boston University
Hns
Doug Raymond
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
A. C
Texas
John
Raymond
Yuri Stepanov
Russia
Ohioan Grabs lead In ABCs a t LOUIS
A 36-year-old Bucyrus farmer led the American Bowling Congress Tour on Sunday with a 1947 all events total. Warren Lutz surpassed eight prior ABC tourneys to claim top place, while Ed McHenry of Decatur fell to second. Lutz teamed with Ken Knappenberger to reach 1285 in doubles, earning a strong second in the two-man event. Dale Schwartzle of Decatur remained a singles contender with a 700-like performance, and James Poelking of Dayton posted a 2661 in singles. Kaeppler Memorials of Philadelphia mounted a challenge in open team after posting 991 and 1099 before stumbling.
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At. Louis
Bucyrus
Ohio
Warren Luté
Ed McHenry
Decatur
Lutz
Ken Knappenberg
Pennsylvanians
Ellis Captures Texas Open In Home Town
Wesley Ellis Jr. won the Texas Open in San Antonio with a 4-under-par 67, totaling 276. Defending champ Bill Johnston faltered on the final hole, driving into a creek for a double bogey five, while Tom Nieporte tied Johnston for second at 278.
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San Antowu
Wesley Ellis Jr
Ellis
Aldecross
N.J
Bill Johnston
Provo
Utah
Johnston
Tom Nieporte
Bronxville
Hillis
Tommy Jacobs
Whittier
Calif
Jacobs
Tucson
Gene Litter
Singing Hills
NBA Results and Schedules Summary
NBA results show New York 111 over Philadelphia 99 and Boston 129 over Cincinnati 112. Other scores include St Louis 120 over Minneapolis 106 and Syracuse 139 over Detroit 108. Saturday actions featured St Louis 121 over Cincinnati 120 and Philadelphia 113 over Syracuse 112. Cincinnati faced Syracuse in tomorrow’s slate with New York also on the card.
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NBA Results Association
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnat
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Syracuse
Detroit
Cincinnati
10 NCAA Spots May Be Filled During Week
Week 10 NCAA bids may come from several conferences as race lines up. Kentucky Auburn Mississippi State and other powers fight for at large bids while conference races in the ACC SEC Big Ten and others shape the field for next month’s tournament.
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NCAA
Munior
Waj
Hhamed Cony Club
Kentucky
Wildcats
Auburn
Cina
Mississippi Suir
al Hotto
Ant Beana
State
Maroons
Mississippi
Dartmouth
Princetoh
Briday
Penn Sanuray
Yankee
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Josey
Massachusetts
Uconns
Border
Arizona State
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Texas Western
Michigan State
Us Tle
Indiana
Rocky Mountain
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Colorado Mines
Pacific Coast
California
Oregon State
Southern California
Washington State
Washington
West Virginia
Loop
Missouri Valley
Skyline
Middle Atlantic
Atlantic Coast
Cincinnati
MVC
Bradley
Diah
Denver
Utes
St. Joseph's
Hawks
Lehigh
Muhlenberg
ACG
Southern
Raleigh
North Carolina
Maryland
Dad's Night Finale Set For CAHS Wrestling Meet
Corry Arem Hall's CAHS hosts Dad's Night to close 1856 59 campaign on the wrestling mat. Coach Pelix Matthews fronts a lineup featuring Ike Rhodes and Chick Lille with families in attendance, as Knights and Corry grapplers clash in a high school night of action and rivalry.
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Corry Arem Hall School
Orange
Mick
Corry
Chick Lille
Chuck Rhodex
Tittle
Rhodes
Orine and
Willie Gey Fralick
Dave Johnson
Kenny Silligman
Jim Palmer
Ben Buell
Yank Malek
Roger Munn
Bob Roden
Bob Lindway
Bectlon IT
Knights
Joe DeVault
Shikaman
Humber
Bob Dale
Stubanun
Matthews
Local Boys Beaten By Titusville Lads In Junior Meet
Corry YMCA boys improve yet fall to Titusville in the junior meet across divisions. Titusville racks up wins in 10 and under, 12 and under, and 14 and under groups with Corry showing stronger times but dropping overall. Individual event results list swimmers such as Bush, Hughes, Cochran, Griffen, and Pringle among scorers, with relay teams led by Titusville and Corry performances noted.
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Corry
Titusville
Barnestown
Pilqaville
Tihusville
Omermienth
Allyn
Kenspel
Money
Ah Bart
Feasheryard
Buhler
Clink Py
Due
Bille Fon UL
Me Tityre
Brady
Ard
Pringle
Stowel
Ippile
Crowell
Cr Adeyard
Corry Bidar
Metityre
Kane
Tah
Behioeder Eh
Farhell
Oyard
Tracy
Slowsark
Brooks
Miller
Curkion
Bey Phillips
Php Oey
Tihunville
Phillips
Cress
Behracder
Bowling league scores and standout performances last night
Tick Smith led Bowl-Aire Mixed Doubles with scattered spares and a three-game output. Len Migilaccia posted the high individual score at 238, while Ruland Harvey and Guy Da posted 208 and 201 respectively. Dot Morton paced the laffs with 196 and 179. Audrey Migciari contributed 110 as the Mixnd Double Hemline standings show Air Doves, Red Box, Pin Splitters, Splitters, and others. Hockey results feature New York, Montreal, Boston, Detroit, Chicago, Toronto in varied scores. No games scheduled in some leagues.
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Tick Smith
Clicuit
Len Migilaccia
Ruland Harvey
Guy da
Dot Morton
Audrey Migiacei
Hilde Miss
Open golf and track results from Jamaica and New York
Jamaica Open lead by Oliver posts a course record 277 and wins by four strokes in Kingston. Betsy Rawls wins Lake Worth Women's Open by one stroke, finishing in Lake Worth. Ron Delany anchors a world record night at Madison Square Garden AAU championships, with multiple marks set including Thomas high jump, Dellingen three miles, O'Brien shot put, Backus weight throw.
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Associated Wrenn
Kingston
Jamaica
Porky
Oliver
Lake Worth
Fla
Betsy Rawls
Louise Stings
New York
Ron Delany
Madison Square Garden
John Thomas
Dellingen
Parry O'Brien
Bob Backus
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