Corry Junior High cag ers end season with eight wins in twelve
The Corry Junior High basketball team finished 1983-84 with an eight and four record. Paul Dietsch led with 16 points on four field goals and 18 free throws, followed by Jim Tomer with 16 points and Bill Mitchell and Bill Turner contributing notable totals. The report also notes PIAA swimming expansion and local high school sports notes involving Gannon College, Geneva College, and Erie events.
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Nomemali
Jim ‘Tomer
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Bill Turner
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Tomer
Mitchell
Turner
OS French
Francisco
Maedje
Burkhart
Brigham
Duquesne Falls To Cincinnati In Upset and Stock Report
Duquesne, on the road toward an undefeated season, was defeated 66-52 by Cincinnati as the Dukes faced a decisive setback in a pivotal matchup. The Cincinnati win halts Duquesne’s bid for perfection, while Kentucky remains the lone major unbeaten.
Indians Holdouts Darken Fall Baseball Strategy
Cleveland veterans Bob Lemon and Early Wynn remain holdouts as the Indians push toward the AL pennant race. Mike Garcia has signed, and Feller is believed to have a roughly $40,000 payoff. Meantime, Phil Rizutto signed with the Yankees for about 40,000, with Roberts in Philadelphia also drawing a similar deal. Abrams joins Pirates after two rejected offers, while Ward and Shepard submitted signed contracts. The rest of the page covers Corry Area High School basketball ending a 7-17 season with a 49-48 win at Warren and district results across Meadville, Franklin, Oil City, and Titusville.
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Erie Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Bob Feller
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Philadelphia
Robin Roberts
Roberts
Pittsburgh
Cal Abrams
Preston
Ward
Jack Shepard
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Beavers
Dragons
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Scholastic Scores From Regional Games
Corry defeated Warren 44 to 8 and Meadville beat Franklin 80 to 26. Oil City edged Titusville 56 to 52, Linesville beat Cochranton 81 to 56. Rocky Grove won 72 to 50 over Cramberry, Conneaut Lake 60 over Spartansburg Sambridge Springs 6 to 2, and Exile Vincent 54.
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Warren
Faculty Clinches 95 33 Victory Over Blue Jays
The Faculty defeated the Junior High Blue Jays 95 to 33 yesterday afternoon, dodging a late rally as Cragg led with 14 points and Kissman sparked a 26 14 third quarter surge. Olson Downs Kissman and Cragg headed the scoring for the Faculty while Tomer led Junior High with eight points.
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Falec
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French
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Burkhart
Maedje
Brigham
Hanna
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Olson
Ob Downs
Kissman
Lindborg
Warren reserves rout Corry Area High in junior game
Warren reserves defeated Corry Area High 54 to 29 on Beatty Junior High court. Foley Schafer and Letrent led Warren with eight points each while Jim Burkhart scored seven for Corry. NBA scores show Syracuse 68, Milwaukee 62.
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Beatty
Little Dragons
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Foley
Schafer
Letrent
Warren
Jim Burkhart
Pep Perez Scores TKO Over Willie Pep in MSG
New York reports Willie Pep, former featherweight champ, was stopped in 1 minute 53 seconds of the second round by 20 year old Lulu Peres of Brooklyn at Madison Square Garden. Three quick knockdowns ended Pep's career as a major figure after 200 fights. Boxing officials and bettors noted Peres was a heavy favorite earlier in the day, while Pep indicated he had no plans to retire. Dr. Vinicent Nardiello treated Pep, who appeared unable to continue taking punishment.
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Pop
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Five Team Battle Looms For IC4A Track Title
New York Madison Square Garden hosts IC4A track championships with five teams Boston University Yale Cornell Perth State Manhattan and the host Jaspers in close contention. Manhattan is slight favorite though any of the five could win as stars skip Invitation AAU meets. The Jaspers seek a record eighth title after last year.
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Little League Meeting Scheduled at VFW Post
An important Little League meeting is slated for tomorrow at 2 o'clock at the VFW Post home. All officers directors tent managers and others interested are urged to attend to discuss advances for the coming season.
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Bowling match ends with Grice Jewelry edge over Raymond Jewelers
Grice Jewelry defeated Raymond Jewelers last night in a 0 to 1 split, boosting their road to the one and a half games lead in the Ladies B League. Marti Motor Sales finished second with a close one point loss to Wayside Market.
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Corry Rifle Teams Defeat Lawrence Park In Meet
Corry's Class A rifle squad beat Lawrence Park 1286 to 1172 with Gary Dingfelder scoring 240 to lead the winners. J Worsheel led the Parkers with 240. At home against Parker B, Corry won 16 1140 as Bill Haji starred with 249 and A Smith led the Velters with 298.
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J. Worsheel
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Bill Haji
A. Smith
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