Corry rifle star Eugene Davis earns Sports Personality honor
Eugene Davis of Corry, known as the top rifle marksman, is February’s Journal Sports Personality. A veteran of over 20 years in the Northwest Pennsylvania Rifle League, he has won multiple Chautauqua circuit aggregate trophies and several high-score trophies in prone, sitting, and kneeling positions while competing for Corry Rod and Gun Club and Clymer Jamestown Mayville Fredonia North East teams. His son Bob, also a shooter, is rising on the Corry B team as Gene and family nurture a rifle tradition at 429 East Washington Street.
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Journal
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Pennsylvania
Northwest Loop
Meadville
City Wolf's Head
Conneaut
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Bob Patterson
NWPRL
Gene
Ho Johnny
Strell
Agai
Glenn
Rod and Gun Club
Bob
Corry Area
Virginia
Nancy
Edinboro State College
Bowling stars shine in local leagues with high scores
Grace Ficcardi led the CDA League last night with 203 as Jackie Benson posted 178 and Pat Shumsky added 194 in the VW Ladies B League. Helen Thompson and Mildred Hall tallied 192 and 178 while Florencie Lamielle scored 186 in Bowl-Aire Ladies B. Barb Wickwites posted 175 in Avalon B.
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Grace Ficcardi
CDA
Jackie Benson
Pat Shumsky
Helen Thompson
Mildred Hall
Florencie Lamielle
Barb WickwWites
Section TI wrestling tournament slated for Saturday
Titusville High School hosts the Section TI wrestling meet with Cochran ton joining Corry Warren Oil City Titusville and Franklin. Oil City seeks a league title despite a rare regular season loss as Corry eyes top seeds Gary Fralick Kenny Stutzman and Frank Malek lead 95 120 and 138 pound classes. Top seeds and byes were decided at Sundays Titusville meeting with schedule released.
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Titusville High School
Coch
Ranton
Corry
Warren
Ol! City
Titusville
Franklin
Oil City
Greenville
Finnel
Corry Grapplers
Gary Fralick
Kenny Stutzman
Frank Malek
Cochranton
Jim Stover
Joe iNalepa
John Scurry
George Baldwin
Tony Ross
Jim Mecumber
Ira Scurry
Bill Peterson
John Savko
Ralph Bibeau
Ed Shantz
Dan McIntyre
Max DeVore
Jerry Judson
Dick Malek
Charles Granda
Terry Brandt
Ralph Fox
John Morrison
Jim Nadlg
Gay Griffiths
Dave Bush
Larry Campbell
Kenny Bruteman
Larry, Terrill
Tom Sleeman
Dan Scurry
George
Jim Ghering
Lou Helfrich
Lear Jordin
Don Buell
Rod Stover
Chuck Samonsky
John Colvin
John Koleun
Gary Paige
Jim Hoffman
Jack Deets
Chuck Shaker
Ron Seder
Bob Roden
Everett Haight
Ken’ Sherene
Bart Gongaware
Frank Turner
Bob Emerson
Art White
Norm Nelson
Dum Beiter
Bob Lindsey
John Meadow
Ed Chalot
Ed Fenstermacher
Jimmse
Craig Hutchinson
Allen Gracey
Jim Wick
Pat Shaughnessy
Joe Kagy
DuBois
Frank Lig
Melis
Clarion
Corry Beavers fall short as Bulldogs clinch final winless bid
Corry High swims hosts Meadville in a decisive meet as Corry eyes a third straight winless season. Measured by final scores 57-29, Corry’s swimmers face Erie Prep tonight in the season finale. Event results include Norton 100 back, Andersen in butterfly, and the 160-yard medley relay victory for Corry’s roster.
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Beavers
Meadville
Corry
Bulldog
Bill Cochran
Inds
Erie Prep
John Kelsey
Orange and Black
Mickey Andersen
Harry Norton
Norton
Andersen
Pete Parker
Dave ‘McMullin
Flick
Wilson
Brown
Andese
Ard Mancuseo
Looke
Plick
Bauer
Parker
Garlgon
Whitehead
Lacey
Ard Covad
Look
Sippy
Mc Mullin
Yeaver
North
Whiteheat
Al Franklin Blues Jays Fall In Finale 29 15
The Corry Junior High Blue Jays were unable to keep pace with Meadville’s junior high power, trailing 27 10 after three quarters. Dick Scholton led with four points as the team finished 3 7 on the season, with ninth graders Shelton Ronnie Johnson Harold Bromley Vicky Dyckes Ton Brown and Gary Means ending their junior high careers.
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Hays
Corry
Blue Jays
Meadville
Flesure
Ben Calderone
Dick Scholton
Knight Pages
Schelton
Ronnie Johnson
Harold Bromley
Vicky Dyckes
Scholastic Cage Scores From Numerous District Games
In a sequence of high school basketball results across Erie and surrounding counties, Titusville defeated Millcreek 52 to 5l while Erie Tech beat Harbor Creek 11 to 50. Meadville won 88 to 55 over Greenville, and Sharpsville toppled OM City 73 to 51. Frankin edged Clarion 60 to 75, Lawrence Park 19 over Wesleyville on Edinboro 12. Union City 53 fell to Fairview 78, Waterford 68 beat North East 66, and Wattsburg 49 defeated Girard 88 to 54. Northwestern over Conneaut Valley 81 to 43, Saeger Town 43 beat Linesville 86 to 51, Cambridge Springs 51 defeated Spartansburg 58, Tidioute 41. Northern Area 73 to West Forest 39. Youngsville 01 lost to East Forest 62, Lakeview 46, Fredonia 44, Hickory 55, Mercer 47, Grove City 68, Commodore Perry 49, Randolph 47, Conneaut Lake 41.
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Millcreek
Erie Tech
Harborcreek
Meadville
Greenville
Sharpsville
OM City
Franklin
Clarion
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Wesleyville
Edinboro
Union City
Fairview
Waterford
North East
Wattsburg
Girard
Northwestern
Conneaut Valley
Saegertown
Linesville
Cambridge Springs
Spartansburg
Tidioute
Northern Area
West Forest
Youngsville
East Forest
Lakeview
Fredonia
Hickory
Mercer
Grove City
Commodore Perry
Randolph
Conneaut Lake
NBA Results and Schedule Highlights
Tuesday results show Philadelphia 126 over Boston 108 and Minneapolis 117 over New York 112 while Cincinnati defeated Syracuse 135 to 133. Wednesday NBA card features St Louis at Cincinnati in Detroit and Syracuse at Detroit with Boston at Minneapolis in College Park Maryland.
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Boston
Minneapolis
New York
Cincinnati
Syracuse
St. Louis
Detroit
College Park
Providence
Hockey Results and Upcoming Schedule
Tuesday results show no games this week. Wednesday’s schedule lists Montreal at Toronto and Detroit at New York. Thursday’s slate includes remaining matchups and rest days for teams.
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Montreal
Toronto
Detroit
New York
Villareal Knocks Out Holguin in Last Night's Fight
Sylvestre Villareal of Monterey California and Phil Holguin of El Paso Texas weighed in at 147 and 146 pounds respectively. Villareal delivered a knockout in the six rounds.
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Los Angeles
Sylvestre Villareal
Monterery
Calif
Phil Holguin
el Paso
Tex
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