Corry Area Beavers Face Titusville in Section IF Opener
In the Section IF League opener Corry Area High School travels to Titusville for their first loop outing against the Rockets. Coach Bud Shaner leads a veteran squad aiming to contest Meadville for the league crown with George Johnson of Titusville as a major scoring threat and Meadville as the defending champion.
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Franklin
Corry
Penn State backs standout as game's most valuable player
Penn State back Bailey earned the William C. Coleman trophy after a standout New Year’s Day Shrine Bowl showing. Coach Ralph Guglielmi credited Bailey for turning a previously secondary squad into a cohesive unit and guiding Penn State to a 13 13 tie with Wake Forest in a high profile postseason clash.
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Don Balley
Penn State
Ralph Guglielmi
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Wear
Hanae
All-State Inc
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Guglielini
Bowl Tilts Fail to Produce Any Form Reversals
The bowl slate left the postseason undecided as Ohio State and UCLA contended for the national title. Navy crushed Mississippi 21 0 in the Sugar Bowl while Duke overwhelmed Nebraska 34 7 in the Orange. Georgia Tech upset Arkansas 14 6 in the Cotton Bowl as the East West Shrine game edged the West 13 12. Rain muted scoring in Pasadena but attendance remained strong across the day.
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Associated Press
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Engineers
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Auburn
Saylor
Pasadena
Colton
Orange
Service Academy
Ole Miss
George Welch
John Weaver
Joe Gattuso
Aramis Dandoy
Trojans
Dave Leggett
Howard
Hopalong
Cassady
Georgia Tech
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Razorbacks
College basketball scores from multiple games
A garbled list of college basketball results shows LaSalle over St Louis 19 to 4, Loyola Baltimore 103 over Scranton, Kentucky 101 over Temple 60, Villanova 91 over NC State 8, Wisconsin 70 over Toledo 70, Brigham Young 88 over Murray City 85 in overtime, Arkansas 68 over Tulsa 60, St Joseph's Pa 64 over Scranton 2, Vanderbilt 94 over Mississippi 69, Eastern Kentucky 717 over Toledo 70, with stray descriptive text about North Africa and sand surfaces following.
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Sass
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Oklahoma City
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Denver
Washington
Vanderbilt
Mississippi
Eastern Kentucky
Toledo
College Teams Begin Conference Play This Week
College basketball opens conference races after warmups. Kentucky, Auburn, and Dartmouth hold 7 game or better starts, while Auburn visits Kentucky on February 26. Big Ten games ignite the league with Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota in action as Wisconsin’s upset over Illinois reshapes the standings. LaSalle thumps St Louis 88 19 as Tom Gola nets 34, threatening Duquesne for No 1 independent status.
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Auburn
Dartmouth
Lexington
Indians
Michigan
Wisconsin
Towa
Kia State
Michigan State
Northwestern
Minnesota
LaSalle
Duquesne
Canisius Beats Bonaventure for NIT Style Title at Buffallo
In a Saturday night card from Hollywood referee Frankie Yun halted a belt bout between Dale Hall of Los Angeles and Jake Williams of Los Angeles in the ith round, awarding a no decision. The day’s college results include Canisius 59 Bonaventure 56 for the championship, Georgetown 68 over Georgia Tech 62, Fordham 72 Idaho State 63, and Yale 63 over Columbia 0 for seventh place.
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Georgetown
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Columbia
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Frankie Yun
Dale Hall
Los Angeles
Jake Williams
400 SCHOOLS 10 BE REPRESENTED AT NCAA SESSION
In New York 1400 representatives from over 400 colleges opened a week of NCAA meetings amid TV debate. Five proposals will be discussed with a roundtable Thursday, including a 1954 plan readoption and unrestricted television. A warning by Big Ten leaders signals no open fight this week, with a guidance vote only on a study resolution.
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American Association of College Baseball Coaches
American College Public Relations Association
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National Collegiate ‘Track Coaches Association
Hockey and NBA Scores From National and American Leagues
Detroit trounced Montreal 3 to 2 while Chicago edged Toronto 3 to 2 and Boston and New York tied 3 3. Hershey and Buffalo also tied 2 2 and Pittsburgh and Providence tied 2 2. Cleveland dominated Springfield 8 2. In the NBA Fort Wayne beat Philadelphia 89 64 and Milwaukee topped Syracuse 91 79. Boston defeated New York 113 96 with Rochester 102 over Minneapolis 100.
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Chicago
Toronto
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Pittsburgh
Providence
Cleveland
Springfield
NBA
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Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Syracuse
Rochester
Minneapolis
Local Golfers Play 35 Holes in Winter Weather
Three die hard Corry golfers Jack Carter Nick Carter and Maurice Wilkinson used the weekend's mild pockets to play 10 holes on Saturday and another 25 on Sunday at Lawrence Park. About 50 other golfers also toured the links over the two days beginning January first.
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Theso
Jack C Tor
Nick" Carter
Maurice Wilkinson
Lawrence Park
Hardy Solis
Recreation League Schedule at Wright School Gym
Week activities include City Volleyball League matches Monday with Raymonds versus Ajax at 8 and Aero Supply against Corry Jamestown at 3. Thursday features Company F versus Whiz Kids at 6 30, Hotel Corry against House of DaVid, Conspirators against East End, Industrial Engineering against 650 Department and Engineering against Tool and Die. Saturday shows multiple basketball games including Shooting Stars versus Eagles at 9 and Teen Fronts at 7 30. All events occur at Wright School gym.
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House of DaVid
East End
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Saturiday
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Eagles
Junior Beavers
Eastern Loop Meeting Schedules 1985 Plan For Eight Clubs
Thomas H. Richardson president of the Basters League calls a special board meeting in New York for Sunday January 5 to review two proposed 1985 schedules. The league aims to keep eight clubs with Wike-Barre and Albany showing willingness to operate. Representatives from Sun day and Johnstown will attend to offer positions as Albany or Wilkes-Barre struggle to operate. The seven other members Allen WI Binghamton Elmira Read sig Behenectady Williamsport are major league sponsored.
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Bastery League
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Albany
Richardzom
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Wilkes-Barre
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Binghamton
Elmira
Readsig
Behenectady
Scortichini Favored In Ten Round Arena Clash
Marys Italo Scortichini, an 8-5 favorite, meets Gil Turner in a ten round at St. Nicholas Arena tonight. Turner promises relentless pressure as Scortichini aims for a fourth straight victory with an American style attack. Du Mont televises the bout at 10 p.m. EST.
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Philadelphia
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Europe
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Ton Turner
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du Mont
Gerry Dreyer
South Africa
New York
Joey Klein
Brooklyn
Eastern Parkway Arena
Dreyer
Klein
Barons Close In On Springfield Indians In AHL Clash
The Cleveland Barons surged with five third period goals to rout the Springfield Indians 8-2, closing to four points behind the league leaders. Pittsburgh tied Providence 2-2, and Buffalo and Hershey also drew 2-2 in overtime stalemates. Goalies Bennett and Mayer delivered strong performances as Buffalo staged a wild third period to halt Hershey.
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Springfield Indians
Barons
Springfield
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Cleveland
Indians
Providence
Buffalo
Hershey
Harvey Bennett
Gil Mayer
Gerry Foley
Hornets
Bisons
Ken Whorram
Pierre Pilote
Latiner Stars for Notre Dame in Kickoff Return Leader Role
Latiner, a Notre Dame halfback, led the team in kickoff and punt returns and finished second in scoring with 42 points. The weekend boxing note from New Orleans reports Ralph Dupsi, 188 pounds, outpointing Cissa Andrade, 133 pounds, in Compton, California, a 40‑round bout.
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New Orleans
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Cissa Andrade
Compton
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