Beavers Host Cranberry In Section 2 Wrestling Clash
Corry Area High School's wrestling team hosts Cranberry High School in a Section 2 battle. Cranberry, coached by Evanoll, has a 5-6 season mark with recent wins over Townville and North Clarion, plus a loss to Saegertown, as Beavers lineup decisions and weight-class moves shape tomorrow's dual meet.
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Beaver Tankers Host Oil City Tonight
The Beaver swim team will host Oil City tonight in a 7 p.m. meet at the pool as they chase a Section 2 title bid. Corry Beavers open a 14 game Section 2 basketball schedule tomorrow at Cranberry with coach Bill McCullough leading a 7-1 squad.
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St Lang Cardinal Players Violate Curfew Before Final Game
The Thursday edition reports rift between players and coaches as Saint Lang Cardinal players violate curfew before the season end. The article mentions several fines imposed during the trip to New Orleans and cites Louis Gisbe-Demo crat in the coverage.
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Lonborg Hurtles Opening Hope Dims For Red Sox
Boston star pitcher Jim Lonborg faces a long layoff after knee surgery for injuries suffered in a December ski accident. Doctors expect a May return, jeopardizing the club’s plans as opening day nears. Lonborg’s absence could erase several early starts while Boston relies on Culp and Ellsworth to bolster the rotation. He spoke from hospital in Cambridge amid recovery.
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Wednesday Night Volleyball Standings Report
Wednesday Night Volleyball standings show State Farm Corry Dodge Moose s 83 21 and Ajax 18 2 with many digits and names listed. A three hour meeting of the Negro players with head Coach Charley Winner addressed grievances. Winner was unavailable for comment.
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Maris Starts Florida Offseason Job After Recovery
Independence AP reports Roger Maris nearly recovered from Bell's Palsy left for Gainesville Florida to take a new offseason job. The outfielder who aided the St. Louis Cardinals to the National League pennant and World Series title last year disclosed on December 15 that he was suffering from Bell's Palsy, a condition often triggered by facial nerve issues.
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Sparta Five To Host Youngsville Tomorrow
The Sparta five, winless in five, hosts Youngsville in an Upper Allegheny League battle. Coach Ben Nicklaus aims to curb turnovers and violations as his squad seeks its first win. JV starts at 7 p.m. with the varsity at 8 15 after a stretch of losses to Union City and others.
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Vanderbilt Upsets Top Teams Shake Up Top Ten
The top-ranked small college Vanderbilt defeated Duke 84-69 and handed Davidson a season setback as Duke, unranked, improved to 7-1. North Carolina, No. 3, beat Wake Forest 74-62 while Utah, St Bonaventure, New Mexico and Evansville posted notable wins. George Washington outlasted East Carolina in four overtimes.
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Penn State faces open QB race after Gator Bowl tie
Penn State coach Joe Paterno weighs a wide open quarterback race for the coming season. He names star runner Bob Campbell as the leading candidate to move to quarterback in spring drills while evaluating other options including Tom Sherman’s successor and two defensive stalwarts for possible transition.
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Sugar Ray Robinson Enters Boxing Hall of Fame
New York AP Fifteen years after first retirement and two after final retirement Sugar Ray Robinson is elected to boxing's Hall of Fame. He joins Joe Jeannette and Barney Aaron in the modern group as Ring Magazine reports 223 votes, just above the threshold. Robinson compiled 175 wins in 202 fights with 109 knockouts and 19 losses. Baer failed to reach the minimum with 209 votes.
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Knicks Smash 76ers On 12-Trial Philly Trip Victory
New York Knicks overwhelm Philadelphia 129 115 at The Spectrum to snap a nine game skid for the 76ers and end a five game losing streak for the Knicks. Walt Bellamy and Cazzie Russell led the visitors with 30 points each, Dick Barnett and Howie Komives sparked a surge to a 71 62 halftime edge, Wilt Chamberlain poured in 39 for Philadelphia.
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