Corry and Beaver Athletes Vie in Regional Wrestling Meet
Three Corry seniors chase finals as Ken Lacey competes in diving at the Western Regional in Pittsburgh while Bruce Gates and Dale Gates target District wrestling titles at Meadville. Gates, a Beaver heavyweight, trains with Jamestown’s Stockwell. Taylor faces Southwestern’s Ed Strom. regional champs advance to state finals. Reynolds High benefits from proximity as Bruce Unangst trains nearby and coach Linehan notes Unangst’s weight discipline.
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West Virginia Upsets Davidson In Southern Conf Tourney
West Virginia, with a 21 year low ranking record, shocked sixth ranked Davidson 74 72 in overtime to end the Wildcats 23 game win streak and spoil their bid for the Southern Conference title and NCAA berth. John Lesher led WVU with 26 points as Fred Hetzel scored 29 for Davidson in a tense finish.
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Will 653 Score Stand In Men's Key Tourney Action
The 20th annual handicap bowling tourney at BowlAire continues with the second weekend. Chuck Hess leads singles at 653 ahead of Bill Mitchell 636 as challengers seek to defend scores in a field of many bowlers. Team and event leaders update amid district and regional notes and a separate women’s tourney action on the VFW lanes.
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Rayond Night Owls League High Scores Report
Only one league activity recorded last night the Raymond Night Owls League Dick Hall posted a 2203 high score while Lyle Johnson achieved 200 in the bowling session.
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Hankinson Sets Indiana Scoring Record in 126-87 Win
Mel Hankinson scored 29 points to break Indiana el single game scoring mark as Indiana defeated Parsons, Iowa 126 to 87. Bethany topped Allegheny 1545 in Western Pennsylvania basketball action.
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Wes Ellis Leads By Two Strokes In Caracas Open
Wes Ellis Jr., 34, from West Caldwell New Jersey, shot 66 to reach 134 for 36 holes and lead the Caracas Open by two strokes on the Caribbean winter golf circuit. Al Besselink matched 66 to 136, with Jim Feree one behind at 137. Ellis leads the Seagram Trophy standings after top finishes in Panama and Bogota. Also notes from Worcester boxing and NBA scores.
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Sprinter Carl Newman Ties 60 Yard Dash World Mark
In San Francisco at the Golden Gate Invitational Indoor Track Meet, Carl Newman tied the world record with 5.9 seconds for the 60 yard dash. Ron Clarke failed to break the two mile record, while Igor Ter-Ovanesyan beat Boston in a Russian-US meet conclusion. McHein Jr set an American indoor pole vault record at 16-5, and Tamara Press led a strong Russian showing in the shot put.
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Yarbrough Sets Speed Mark in 181818 Mile Dash
Daytona Beach AP report states Lee Roy Yarbrough set a new speed record of 181 818 miles per hour around a closed track in a 1965 Dodge sedan. Mechanic Ray Fox, who prepared the car, aims for 190 mph next as Yarbrough’s mark erases Art Malone’s 181 561 mph record set in 1961 in a special racing car.
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Slippery Rock Battles Cheyney For Pa Crown
The undefeated Cheyney Wolves face Slippery Rock Rockets in a clash for the Pennsylvania state colleges basketball championship. Cheyney led the east with high scoring and stingy defense, while Slippery Rock won the west title after Edinboro’s loss, threatening a playoff.
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Unwashed Up Folley Stops Oscar in Garden Bout
In a Madison Square Garden main event, Zora Folley defeats Oscar Bonavena by a 9-1 official score through eight rounds, dropping Bonavena twice and winning with a strong late jab. Folley eyes a Patterson bout on May 10 as the Liston Clay result looms.
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