Beaver Cagers Close Out Season At Youngsville
Corry High's basketball regular season ends at Youngsville in a clash that will honor five Beaver seniors Ron Johnson Harold Bromley Dick Scholton Mike Vincent and Mike Hanna. Beavers seek a season finale win with starter John Bu ley Don Tinko and a lineup featuring sophomores.
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Ron Johnson
Harold Bromley
Dick Scholton
Mike Vincent
Mike Hanna
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Don Tinko
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Warren Countiang
Corryites
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Oll City
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Spartansburg
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Sheffield
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Skinner Sparks Pirates at First Spring Practice
Bob Skinner started batting early in Fort Myers as the Pirates opened full-scale workouts. Roberto Clemente was absent for conditioning and scouting duties in the Caribbean, with other regulars present for drills.
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Rosewall Dominates U S Tennis Star in Toronto Match
Australian champion Rosewall defeated Earl Buchholz of St. Louis at Maple Leafs Gardens, improving to 10 victories against two losses. He leads the tour standings by three games over Buchholz and Barry MacKay of Dayton with 7 5 records.
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Austrana
Rosewall
Itle
Earl
Butch
Key Kings High Individual Games and Series Highlight
Key Kings list high performances with toe Buressl Rayer Siaith Pete Russell Jr and Pat Fenno achieving top marks in individual games and series. The record notes Russell as standout in both single-game and multiple-event results.
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Meadville 5 Plays Tech in District Ten Class A Playoffs
Meadville 5 will face Erie Tech in the first round of District Ten Class A playoffs at Farrell Friday night. Section 3 gets a bye. Mercer County champ meets the Meadville Tech winner. Sharpsville and Grove City contest the title Saturday at Westminster College.
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McDowell High School
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Lakers Narrow Aiming for NBA Regular Season Lead
The Celtics and Lakers race to finish the regular season with the best percentage. Los Angeles leads 735 to 718 after a 113-107 win over Detroit in Des Moines. Boston sits 51-20 with nine games left, facing New York Chicago Syracuse twice each and San Francisco Detroit Cincinnati once each.
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Durelle Posts Mocking Win in Montreal Bout
Yvon Durelle, 199 pounds from Bale Ste. Ane, Canada, defeated Cecil Gray, 186 pounds of Halifax, in Montreal. Bob Cleroux of Chome- Jey, Que., stopped Garvin Sawyer of Arnold, Pa., in six rounds.
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Orioles Name Brandt Regular Center Fielder In 1963
Jackie Brandt will stay in Baltimore lineup as regular center fielder and No 2 batter in 1963. He started 1962 shuffled among positions and hit .255, down from .300 in 1961. Manager Billy Hitchcock announced the plan as the club prepares for spring training amid other roster notes from MLB camps.
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Kate Oliver
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Floyd Robinson
Juan Pizarro
San Francisco Giants
Alvin Dark
World’s Champion Putter Bob Williamson Makes Claim
Bob Williamson a 26 year old Jacksonville Florida iron worker travels to New York to accept a PPA honor and defend his claim as the world’s top putter. He challenges Arnold Palmer Bill Casper Jack Nicklaus and any PGA name at 30 paces on any surface with his own equipment. The PPA offers a $5000 purse winner take all.
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North Carolina
PPA
Don Clayton
Tito Francona to discuss 1963 contract in Tucson
Cleveland Indians outfielder Tito Francona is due to report to training camp in Tucson on Thursday to discuss 1963 contract terms with general manager Gabe Paul. The only unsigned Indians are outfielders Willie Tasby and Chuck Essegian.
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Willie Tasby
Chuck Hssegian
Charnley Knocks Out Ex-Champ Brown in Six Rounds
Dave Charnley, British lightweight contender, defeated former world champion Joe Brown in Manchester at Belle Vue, delivering a six round knockout after 2 minutes 45 seconds in the sixth. The win puts Charnley in line to challenge Carlos Ortiz for the world title, while Brown’s storied reign could be ending.
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Buckeyes Sink Northwestern in Low-Scoring Big Ten Win
Gary Bradds led Ohio State with 13 of 16 points as the Buckeyes beat Northwestern 50 45 on the Wildcats floor. The win keeps OSU atop the Big Ten with three games left as Illinois trails. other league results include Minnesota’s 1 70 loss and Indiana’s 102 106 defeat at Wisconsin.
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Marshall
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Art Becker
Spran
Joe Caldwell
Cout
Cincinnati Maintains Lead as Duke Narrows Gap in AP Top 25
Cincinnati Bearcats sit atop the AP college basketball poll for the 14th straight week with 40 first place votes and 821 total points. Duke Blue Devils move closer after a 15 game winning streak and 378 points, while Loyola Chicago joins the Top Ten with recent wins over St John’s and Houston.
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Golden Gloves Faces End in Chicago After New Ruling
AP reports the Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions may bow out of Chicago Stadium following a national AAU rule requiring headgear for amateur boxers next year. The 36th annual event drew about 240 boxers from 31 cities across 20 states, with leaders meeting to consider rotating future sites to Denver Minneapolis Fort Worth or Louisville.
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Cokes Stops Parks In Dallas Fight Headlines Boxing Card
Wichita Falls report: Curtis Cokes defeated Joey Parks by knockout in Dallas as the duel drew attention to a crowded weight class. In Miami, racing fans face a tight Pimlico style battle as jockey standings tighten with Ussery, Brooks, Blum, Harlack, Rotz all jockeying for position with late-season meets.
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Fla
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Steve Ussery
Fellow- Brooks
Walter Blum
Bill Harlack
John L. Rotz
Bowling scores shine as league action sparks heavy pinfall
Bowling reports from the McInnes Steel Shop League and multiple leagues at Avalon Center and Bowlaive highlight heavy pinfall. Perrin posted 233 215 173 for 621, Czech added 493 211 180 for 612, with top individual games by May 214 Sheppard 208 Brown 205 McCray 203 and others.
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McInnes Steel Shop League
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al ‘Thorne
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Pete Russell
Jim Lictis
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Rite Butter
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Kim Loomis
Hiram Beckerink
Lesgie
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Joe Niedomys
Gah
Bob Damion
Tony Ste
Dick Saxton
Paulson
Wit | Weston
al Dorgan
Don Stockton
Stan Batley
Red McCray
Pete Glavis
Chuck Cummigs
Lee Rendall
Harold van Epps
Steve Zajac
Lyle Phillips
Basketball Tonight Features Local Matches Across Districts
Local schedule lists Corry at Youngsyaue and multiple regional games including Erie Academy at Jamestown and Grove City at Commodore. Brief results mention Eddie Perkins andKinley Dolan boxing scores amid scattered odds and end notes.
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Fairview
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Sherman
Canbridge Springs
Cochran
Mercer
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Mayville
Ripley
Rocky Grove
Randolph
Cranberry
Victory Grove City
Commodore
Perr Ridgway
Sheffield
Victory Joint
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