Local high school sports notes mix season ends and schedule cuts
Section Two closes basketball tonight with Cranberry facing Corry and Oil City to follow as Meadville drops three of its last four to sit 15 8. Youngsville trims 1965 football to eight games citing balanced program aims. Bradford to elect new coach March after director meeting with outside candidate required. District wrestling previews highlight Corry and Union City entries and strong showings in Class B.
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Carry
Cranberry
Corry
Oil City
Warren
Meadville
Cagers
Youngsville
Felix Mattere
Matthews
Sheffield
Kone
Union City
Youngs S
Bradford High
Bradford
Schwab
Barris
Italy
Service
Wayne Skinner
Ed Berry
Don Bradford
Sonny Staples
Bob Hand
Wick Chapman
Staples
al Mander
Barb Wickwire
Florence
Amoroso
Barb
St. Louis Cardinals
Erie
Greenville
Hinide
LeBoeuf
Sam Fralick
Craig Webb
Bruce Taylor
Bob Hartman
Edmund Malek
Id Winkelman
Koitas McCray
Ie Morris
Herls Waier
Bruce’ Taylor
Dale Gates
Corryitex
Bruce Bieta Sofae
Dale Sparber
Girard
Caen
Sreet
Record Turnout Expected For Clay Liston May 25 Fight
Promoter Harold Conrad says the rescheduled Boston Garden bout between Cassius Clay and Sonny Liston should draw a record purse near five million dollars. Each fighter will receive about 800000, with 30 percent of net income to each contestant. The move from November 16 emergency surgery date aims to boost box office and rebuild momentum after Patterson Chuvalo bout and the boxing renaissance.
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Boston Or
Castlis Cayee
Sonny List
Munk Floyd’ Patterson
Boston Garden
Clay
Harold Conrad
Intercontinental Promotions, Inc
Conrad
Liston
Miami Beach
New York
Patterson
Floyd
Chimachin
Bunning Signs 1965 Pact Amid Murakami Contract Tangle
Baseball stars Jim Bunning and Jim Bouton reach 1965 deals as CBS-backed Yankees and Giants clash over Masanari Murakami. Murakami, 20, says he plans to stay in Tokyo despite Giants purchasing his Nan Kai contract for 10000 dollars. Commissioner Ford Frick strained with Japanese leagues over the matter.
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Associated Press
Jim Bunning
Jim Bouton
Ralph Houk
CBS
Ford Frick
Masanari Murakami
Bunning
Philadelphia Phillies
Salvary
Bouton
New York Yankees
Houk
Murakami
San Francisco Giants
Frick
Giants
Japan
Natal’ Hawks
Beaver Five Closes Out Here Tonight
Eight seniors bid farewell as Corry Area High School Beavers close the season against Cranberry at CAHL. Morton leads scoring with 232 points in 21 games, followed by Bliley and Claypool. Cranberry of the Tri-County League sits at 15-4 after a 71-56 win over Rocky Grove.
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Corry Area High
Beavers
Cranberry
John Bliley
Tom Morton
John Claypool
Gary Swackhamer
Dick Tate
Rick Hammond
Dave Gilliland
Tom Varassa
Pope
Rocky Grove
Berries
Corry
Franklin
Titusville
Oil City
Fes
Etzel
Baughman
Speerstra
O’shea
Heelsthorne
Morton
Beaver Combine
Bowling league leaders shine with high scores at BowlAire
BowlAire last night featured top bowling from Bill Lamielle who led the Men's A League with 470, 196, and 235. Other standout tallies included Frank Hajec 200 and 211 in the VFW Men’s B League and Don Bradford 283 and 203 in the VFW Businessmen division.
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Bill Lamielle
Lamielle
BowlAire
Bob
Bracken
Bob Hand
Leo | Pfeiffer
Larry Barr
Bob~ Fenton
Chuck Willett
Sonny, Stap- Jeg
Phil Sample
Lafe Douglas
Chuck Williams
Shorty Doan
Marv Perkins
Paul Clark
Duane Troyer
VFW
Frank Hajec
Clair Savko
Ron Greeley
Stan Sarnicki
Earl Slayton
Norm Cressley
Bernie Ross
Stan Hajec
Gary Munsee
Andy Sventek
Stan Bailey
Tony Amoroso
Don Bradford
Walt (Gibas
Jack” Magee
T. Pickup
K. Otey
McInnes
Archie. Wetmage
Dave ‘Wetmore
Walt Bowen
Nels Trisket
Kb&f Auto Parts
Paul’s
Troyer Trucking Corry Bakery
Coca-Cola
Ion
Kimila Dry Colza
Hammond
A&b Dist. Co
Moose's Rest & Bar
Aero-Floyd Dynamics
Columbus Inn
Charles Leads In Golfing Loot
Bob Charles tops the PGA money list as the season’s leading earner with $13,575 after winning one of five PGA events. Paul Harney ranks second with $12,000, followed by Bill Casper at $11,727.50 and Rod Funk Seth at $10,977.50. Partial local business listings appear amid the sports notes.
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Dunedin
Bob Charles
PGA
Charles
Paul Harney
Bill Casper
Rod Funseth
Kinley-Dolan
BR. W. Norri
Wattsburg
Bill's Place
Corry Beverage
Corry Loan
Wilt Chamberlain Delivers 35 as 76ers Rally in DC Return
In Washington's first NBA game since the Capitols folded 14 years ago, Wilt Chamberlain, then a 15 year old schoolboy in Philadelphia, scored 35 points leading the Philadelphia 76ers past the Baltimore Bullets 122 to 112. The other game saw the St Louis Hawks defeat the Warriors 107 to 97 in San Francisco.
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Jess Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia
District of Columbia
National Basketball Association
Washington
Chamberlain
Philadelphia 76Ers
Baltimore Bullets
Capitols
St. Louis Hawks
Warriors
San Francisco
Friars and Wolverines Stiff Tests Loom in Top-10 Clash
Michigan and Providence, both aiming to stay highly ranked in The Associated Press poll, face key league rivals as top-10 battles unfold. Michigan trails UCLA with 421 points, while Providence sits near the top with 234 points behind St Joseph's, and Indiana slides after a Purdue loss. Vanderbilt also won to stay atop the SEC race, with several major games featuring Ohio State, Illinois, Creighton, and Utah State shaping the race through the week.
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Associated Press
Michigan
Providence
Sace
Indiana
Hoosiers
Purdue
Dave Schellhase
Boilermakers
Wolverines
Big Ten
Bov
UCLA
St. Joseph's
Friars
Vanderbilt
Georgia
John Ed Miller
Commodores
Tennessee
Auburn
Wake Forest
Virginia
Ohio State
Michigan State
Ohio University
Chicago Loyola
Creighton
Marquette
Utah State
Seattle
Duke
Davidson
Minnesota
Vandervilt
New Mexico
District 10 Wrestling Meet Returns One Champion From 1964
Meadville hosts District 10 wrestling with 48 competitors led by lone defending champ Dick Locke of North East at 95 pounds. Notables include Mike Anderson and Ron Taylor battling 145, plus finalists from last year such as Dave Grannis and Dick Thompson. Preliminary rounds start 2 PM, finals at 7:30 PM with champions from Sections One to Four.
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Meadville
Dick Locke
North East
Locke
Meadville High School
Titusville
Mike Anderson
Ron Taylor
Greenville
Anderson
Dave Grannis
Franklin
Dick Thompson
Warren
Denny Harkless
Oil City
Rom Johnson
Jim Loutzenhiser
Reynolds
Corry
Bob Culbertson
Bruce Taylor
Dale Gates
Taylor
Bruce Anangst
Gates
Dale Sparber
Girard
Erie East
Warriors
Commodore Perry
Fort LeBoeuf
McDowell
Hart Green
Dick Braymer
Saegertown
Sam Lanfrei
Bill Hinkle
Port LeBoeuf
Mike Haggerty
Pat Golden
Ole Pulliam
Allan Waite
Pymatyning Joint
Craig Webb
Union City
Hob Capk
Dave Cocolin
Jerry Wasson
Eric East
Bruce Long
Ron Johnson
John Leibel
Harborcreek
Fred Winkleman
Ralph Davis
Bob Marvin
Erie Academy
Glenn Powell
Fletcher Carr
Tim Furne
Ed Morris
Bob Eddy
Eric Hast
Gary Michaelson
Terry Berlin
Townville
Sam Eakin
Larry Marshall
Dennis Weigel
Erle Academy
Gannon and Thiel Spark Upsets in Local Games
Gannon won 58-50 against Edinboro State in Erie, marking the Golden Knights 20th win in 22 games this season. Thiel defeated Malone 87-77 at Greenville, snapping a two year drought with their first win in three losses. Al Lawson led Gannon with 21 points while Dan Petchel scored 17 for Edinboro.
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Associated: Press
Gannon
Thiel
Edinboro State
Erie
Golden Knights
Malone
Greenville
Tomcats
al Lawson
Dan Petchel
Edinboro
Pennsylvania Hears Plan to Ban Bass Under 18 Inches
HARHISBURG AP reports legislation before the Pennsylvania House would ban keeping striped bass or rock fish shorter than 18 inches. The bill, proposed yesterday, was referred to committee for study. NORWAY BEATS YANKS SARPSBORG Norway routed the U S national hockey team 7 1 in a two game exhibition sweep yesterday.
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Harhisburg
Pennsylvania
Committee
Norway
Yanks Sarpsborg
U.S
Archery Results Show Davis Veinwares Dominate League
Davis' veinwares secured first place in the Sawyer Archery Lanes league with 858, defeating Leed's Lancers at 640. Bennett's Blackfeet took third with 630, Gentilman's Gec onimos 587, and Rossin's Red skins 550. High scratch game went to Kirk Sawyer at 201 and Dan Beckwith led average at 268. Individual scores include Beckwith 268 Boutwell 268 Sawyer 238 Jewell 143 Wascal 143 Reagle 253 plus other listed shooters.
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Davis
Veinwares
Sawyer
Leed
Lancers
Bennett
Blackfeet
Gentilman
Geconimos
Rossin
Redskins
Kirk Sawyer
Dan Beckwith
Dave King
Becky Turner
Jack Sawyer
Mike Poyer
Rick Wascak
Bruce Poyer
John Boutwell
Tom Jackman
Fred Jewell
John Wascal
Pete Reagle
Basketball Tonight schedule report from multiple games
Tomorrow’s games include Cranberry at Corry and Rocky Grove at Oil City. Other matchups list Titusville at Erie and Warren at Bradford with several more like Meadville Open and Union City at Girard. Continuous local schedule spots and incomplete entries follow.
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Cranberry
Corry
Rocky Grove
Oil City
Titusville
Erie
Vincent Warren
Bradford
Meadville
Franklin
Union City
Girard
Fairview
Wesleyville
Wattsburg
General McLane
Fort LeBoeuf
North East
Sharpsville
Tidioute
Spartaksburg
McDowell
Erie Téch
Here's a Guy to Bank On at Citizens Bank
Connie Monrae promotes Garry and Citizens Bank, highlighting local know how and trusted service. Neighbors urged to bank with Citizens, citing talent and tools for banking needs.
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Connie Monrae
Garry
Citizens
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