Ski Instructors Sign Up For George's School Instructions
A ski instructor reports high interest as George's school attracts numerous learners. Dilis, teaching since age 12, says every skier should take lessons to progress quickly. After four hours, students begin basic plow turns on gentle slopes near Denton Hill base lodge under Tem Nestean’s cautious praise.
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Sts
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Aki
Georgi
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Pource
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Pial
Advance Skiers Drive School to Elevate Lessons
The article notes growing demand for better ski instruction as more students enroll, with a shift from beginners to advanced skiers. Dick laments inconsistent standards across niki schools and says skiers at all levels became more instruction conscious. An instructor focuses on teaching children, highlighting success with young learners.
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Enarge
Niki
Counail
Géorge's
French Method Aims For Skiing Technique Edge
A ski instructor explains that the French Method adapts to current elite skiers and evolving practice. He cautions that teaching methods continually change as skiing advances and one may adjust views tomorrow or next week.
Corry High Swimmers Scuttled By Erie Prep
Corry Area High swimmers opened their season at Erie in a meet dominated by Erie Prep. Sophomore Jack McIntyre won Corry’s sole first, taking the 100-yard breaststroke in 1:15.3, while Prep set pool records in multiple events and swept team relays. Prep’s Tony Chitelli won diving, and Corry’s Greg Doyle claimed the 100-yard freestyle runner-up.
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Corry Area
Erie
Letterman Jack McIntyre
Kensinger
Ed McMahon
Gary Lane
Dennis Crowell
Art Butters
Ken Sage
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Juittor
John Davidson
Bob Molmes
Lane
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Corry
Tom Grice
Ron Brown
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Tony Chitelli
Jim Hurlittt
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Teller
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Williams Piard
Weber
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Durkey
Ist
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Holmes
LSU Coach Dietzel Poised to Leave for Army
LSU coach Paul Dietzel, amid board opposition, is expected to seek release to take the Army job. He would replace Dale Hall after a 10 game win streak and an Orange Bowl victory. Dietzel would earn around 20,000 dollars per year if approved, while LSU would need a majority board vote for his release.
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Jim Corbett
New Orleans
West Point
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Wilma Rudolph Ward Wins Sullivan Award
Wilma Rudolph Ward three time Olympic gold medalist and 1960 61 AP Woman Athlete of the Year wins the James E Sullivan Award for 1961. Coach Temple calls it the greatest honor and says the topper he had awaited. Mrs Ward was en route home from Linden New Jersey.
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Xenine
Wilma Rudolph Ward
James E. Sullivan
Ed ‘Temple
Tennessee
New Ski Team Builds Ahead of Weekend Training
The George staff, led by Stew Schwartz from Marmouth, includes Sue Lent Bob Blitz Bill Devany. Dick concentrates on developing a filer rie team at Denton HU. The squad entered events as a 23 year old Georgi erount, with connections to Tennessee Taaho California Route 6 Galeton. The resort plans and travel to New Zealand with wife Lu accompany the season.
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Marmouth
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Bill Devany
Washington, D. C
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New Zealand
Villanova Faces Seton Hall in 12th Straight Bid
Villanova Wildcats seek their 12th consecutive win at home against unbeaten Seton Hall as Duke, Texas Tech, and other top teams win or stay strong. Kentucky, Notre Dame, Navy and Vanderbilt also posted notable results in a busy night across college basketball.
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Pirates
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Penn State
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Texas
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VMI
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Virginia
Cavaliers
Adolph Rupp
Larry Parsifal
Cotton Nesh
Scottie Bacsler
Area Scores From Multiple Matches
Warren leads with 84 while Olean trailed at 3 in a crowded score summary. Other results include Franklin 54 over Titusville 51, Erie East 45 over General McLane 47, and North East 90 over Fairview 61.
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Kentucky fires Blanton Collier as coach at Kentucky
Lexington AP reports Kentucky's athletic board fired Blanton Collier after five weeks since granting him a vote of confidence. The board voted to buy out the remaining three years of his contract, saying the move was mutual. Collier, 65, arrived in 1954 with a 41-36-83 career record and a 1961 season at 5-5.
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Blanton Collier
Lexington
University
Paul (Bear) Bryant
Collier
Ernie Davis Tops AP Poll as College Back of the Year
Syracuse star Ernie Davis named back of the year in the Associated Press year end poll. Davis led Syracuse to 24 of 29 wins, 1959 national title, 1960 Cotton Bowl, and Liberty Bowl victory. He finished with 2,286 rushing yards and 220 points, later winning the Heisman and signing a Browns contract.
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Tion
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Ohio State
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Texas
Minnesota
Sandy Stephens
Miamal
Fla
Jimmy Brown
Cleveland Browns
Brown
Devaaatne
Lucas Named Sportsman of the Year by Sports Illustrated
Jerry Lucas of Ohio State, famed college basketball star and member of the 1960s Olympic team, was named sportsman of the year by Sports Illustrated editors. The magazine praised him as the best amateur basketball player in the world, a student and a model teammate. He will receive the magazine’s trophy.
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New York
Ohio State University
Sports Ilustrated Magazine
Lucas
Rens Regain Top Spot In ABL
The Pittsburgh Rens moved sole possession of first in the Eastern Division by beating the Hawaii Chiefs 98 to 92 in Honolulu. The win left them a half game ahead of the idle Cleveland Pipers. In another league game, the Los Angeles Jets beat the New York Tapers 112 to 104 in Los Angeles, dropping the Tapers to last in the East.
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Bowling Scores Highlight Uneven Harvest In Local Leagues
Local bowling last night saw strong scores across one men’s and four women’s leagues. Bill Schall and Larry Bary topped 600 in the Industrial League with Schall firing 276, 610 set. Roxanne Bradford led Recreational League with 529, Victoria Harvey 198 in the distant VFW loop, and Velma Henry led Avalon Center ladies with 190.
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Larry Bary
Industrial League
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Bob’ Eddy
Ed Slagle
Herb Berghaus
Roxanne Bradford
VFW
Dorothy Fiathbun
Bowl-Aire
Jerry Gealise
Josephine Harvey
Cale Que Het Frances Acklin
Pat Shumsky
Margaret Bemis
Velma Henry
Avalon Center
Dot ‘Morton
Shirley Bailey
Celtics Stop Hawks Rush In Garden Opener
The St Louis Hawks failed to resume their era of Western dominance as Boston Celtics won 1 10. The Celtics beat the Hawks for the fifth straight meeting this season, shaking off a second quarter surge. In nightcap the New York Knicks defeated Detroit 110 to 104. Hal Greer and Larry Costello led Syracuse to a 127 to 102 win over Chicago.
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Celtics
Square Garden
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New York Knicks
Detroit
Hal Greer
Larry Costello
Syracuse
Chicago
Warren Dragons Roll to Ninth Straight Victory
Bert Bjiss scored 22 points to spark Warren High's Dragons to an 84-63 win over an opponent, improving to 9-0. Nellie Johnson added 21 as Warren led 46-32 at halftime and pulled away in the second half.
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Bert Bjiss
Warren High
Dragons
Nellie Johnson
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