Beavers Win First Section Tilt At Oil City
Turner opens with 20 points as Corry, boosting its record to 5-1, holds off Oil City 63-59 in a tense Section IT opener on the Oilers stage. Corry led early by three, with Oil City pressing mainly in the third quarter, as Turner dominates with rebounds and 20 points for the Beavers.
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Beavers
Oil City
Turner
Corry
Vic~ory
Olt City
Oilers
Te Oilers
Orange and Black
Bill Turner
Chagemens
Los Angeles
Marty Furgol
Billy Casper Jr
Bob Thomas
Jon Higgins
Montana
Maryland
Clemson
Beavers Beat Oil City In High-Scoring War
Dietsch and Mitchell lead Corry Beavers with 14 and 12 points as Oil City Oilers counter with Mortimer 15 and Fee 14. Turner and Diehl tally for Beavers, Garvey and Pee lead Oil City in a frantic fourth quarter, final score decides late.
Melbourne athlete vows to stay in Asia with friend
A Bosnian sports brief reports that the athlete will remain in Asia with his close companion. He expresses hope of returning to Australia for future competitions and continues to write about sports, cited from a Melbourne source.
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Melbourne
Olympic Techno
Beawine
Bosian
Asiateilia
Oregon State suspends speedy sophomore tatback Paul Lowe
CORVALLIS Ore Oregon State College suspended speedy sophomore tatback Paul Lowe a member of the Rose Box football team for low winds and performance concerns. The item notes other sports brief items including tennis, chess, horse racing and a Santa Anita feature with Brighter Days, but its main focus is the college football suspension.
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Corvallis
Ore
Oregon State College
Paul Lowe
Rose Box
Tampa
Fla
Eddie Moylan
Attesie Mervyn Rose
Louisville
Lambert
Ron
Cosmonaut
Tropical Park
New Orleans
Fir Grounds Textire
Mish
Lorie Jane
Argadia
Calif
Mobile
Romband
Bent
San Anita
Sparta Falls to Saegertown in Opening League Game
Sparta High lost 65 to 36 as Saegertown built a 37-20 halftime lead. Schmitt led Saegertown with 16 points while Rasey scored 11 for Sparta. Next, Sparta meets Townville on Tuesday in a revived rivalry.
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Sparta
Saegertown
Spartansburg
Sparta High
Baezers
Ted
Miller
Schmitt
Rasey
Spartans
Townville
Tentative Doe Season Slated by Commission
The commission tentatively set opening dates for the deer season with December 16 as a possible start. At yesterday's meeting they approved tentative dates for other hunts, including archers October 1 and deer opening later. CF Elwood Hullman of Marshalls Creek was elected president. Also noted were dates for snowshoe hares and related wildlife actions.
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nAmrusnums
Commission Iuls
Uly
CF Elwood Hullman
Marshalls
Creek
Gatobor
Oelaber
Devonber
Heary
Snell nets 34 as Franklin blasts Titusville 76 61
Franklin Knights extend unbeaten streak to seven with a 76 61 win over Titusville. Snell scores 34 and So adds support while Phil Cox leads Titusville with 32 in a game where Franklin outpaces Titusville early and holds on despite a late Rockets rally.
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Snell
Franklin
Titusville
Care i
Knights
Area Cage Scores From Various Cities
Area basketball scores list numerous towns and schools with final tallies including Conneaut Lake 43, Cranberry 74, Lakeview 70, Conneaut Lake 43, Erie Vinewat 2, Northern Ares 63, Bele Tech 59, Randolph 50, Cranberry 74, Slack entries show varying results across the region with Meadville and Franklin among the higher scorers.
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Gorry
Oil City
Meadville
Warren
Franklin
Titusville
Sheffield
Emporium
Kane
Curyensville
Bradford
Ponceutawney
Grove City
Mickury
Mercer
Rocky Grove
Fredonia
Greenville
Sharon
Ambridge
Wrrell
New Cantle
Buccertown
Spartanaburg
Pleasantville
Tlaioute
Kaline Salary Dispute With Tigers Sparks Talks
Detroit slugger Kaline refutes claims of a Mantle level ego while General Manager Spike Briggs pushes for a bigger raise amid a salary disagreement. Kaline, 22, denies saying he is as good as Mantle despite Briggs noting a drop in batting average and bragging of a higher offer. Kaline’s 1956 estimated at $25,000 with speculation of a $33,000 target. Mantle earned about $50,000 last season with 52 home runs and 130 RBIs.
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Detrol M —A. Nne
Detroit Tigers
Ty Cobb
Spike Briggs
Baltimore Sandlots
Mickey Mantle
Kaline
Briggs
Tigers
Caline
Aline
Bet Fy
Benus Bom
Spike
Mantle
New York Yankees
Dores
Ale
Bolt
Warren High School Football Coach Resigns
Warren High School announces the resignation of football coach Mr Bell. He will stay on as history teacher and had previously contemplated resigning after the undefeated season in 1055. His 1056 record stands at six wins four losses, with an overall five year mark of 11 wins and 15 losses.
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Warren High School
Bell
City League Basketball Schedule Set for 1987 Season
Six teams Fox Keystone, Acro AA, Elehynski's, Thompson Maple Prod, Black Knights and Sack Rats will play 15 games starting next Wednesday at Wright School. All games are Wednesdays except three Monday shifts with standings used to determine the champ. no playoffs.
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Wright School
Teagee
Fox Beystone
Acro Athletic Association
Elehynski's
Thompson Maple Prod
The
Black Knights
Sack Rats
Maron
Aero AA
Fox Keystone
Thompson's
Meadville Beats Warren In 74 63 Victory
Meadville snaps Warren winning streak 74 to 63 as Evans scores 25 and Rickerson leads Warren with 21. Meadville dominates early with a strong first half while Warren counters with steady shooting from the foul line. Warren hosts Sheffield next, Meadville heads to Erie to face Bost.
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Meadville
Warren
Smeuagine
Evans
Ed Rickerson
Sheffield
Erie
Bost
Pacific Coast Conference approves new plan plans for athletes
The Pacific Coast Conference endorsed a Ginahelal ald plan easing penalties for UCLA and Washington across all sports with limited exceptions, while San Francisco and other institutions respond to potential compliance shifts amid ongoing governance discussions.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast Conference
UCLA
Washington
Oothadl
UCLA Rally Seals Two Overtime Win Over Idaho
UCLA, 10-0, survived two overtimes to beat Idaho as Walt Turrence scored all UCLA points in the OT periods. The Bruins trailed 58-58 late in regulation and pulled away in the extra sessions. Other PCC results included California over Washington State 60-58, Oregon State beating Stanford 61-63, and Houston upset by Wichita 74-50 as Don Woodward led Wichita with 20 points.
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Associated Press
Ucla Aleady
Houston
Velans
Pacific
Idaho
Yankels
Bruins
Soph Walt Turrence
Uelans
California
UCLA
Washington Ste
Larry Friend
Waiineten
Southern California
NCAA
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Pst
Stanford
T9ight
Missouri Valley Cham
Drake
Wichita
Don Woodward
Cougara
San Francisco
Shampion
San Jose State
California Basketball Association
John Bensoh
Brigham Young
Little Beavers Fall to Oil City 49 28 in Nerve Racking Game
The Cory Jayress led Beavers drop their fourth straight as Oil City scrubs overpower them 49 to 28 after a tight first half. Terry Williams scored 10 for the Beavers while Osborne tallied 21 for Oil City, with Corry trailing 13 12 at half and falling apart in the third period.
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Cory Jayress
Oil City
Terry Williams
State Beavers
Osborne
Oll Clty
Corry
Oller
Yastinsky
Maber _ oo
Mohnkem Losi
Steen Er
Corry JV
Fie Williams
Ts Williams
Creker
Pitts
van Dreger
Merkle
Wentz
Clabbait
Oll
Corry Shooters Win and Lose In Openers
Corry A squad won 1195 to 1121 over Wattsburg but Corry B fell 1116 to Went County. High scores included Bailey 286 D Patterson 236 G Patterson 239 for Corry A plus Mesinger 225 Crowell 281 for Corry B. Went County and Wattsburg posted notable scores in the meet at Weet County.
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Corry
Cony Rod and Gun Club
Valinburg Mariamen
Weet County
G. Patterson
Knapp
Dingfelder
Bailey
D. Patterson
J. Crowell
Z. Mesinger
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Jim Tumner
Ning
Ed Latos
Chuck Scot
Gary Mortimer
Bob Fee
Tim Garvey
Denny McFall
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Tomer
Wen
Garvey
Pee
Turnor
Omer
Mitchell
Mortimer
Bill Taro Polite
Oh Corry
Ted Dieio
Turner Iso
Otters
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McPall
Mite
Elligave
Psuranes
Dletach
Lutos
Ol City
P. J
Marques Haynes
Dennis McFall
P. J. Dietsch
Journal
Rexall
Phos
É Dutsch
Atates
Mitchelan
J Beattys
Murray
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A Fee
A Garvey
Strawbridge McFall
Cony
Luvison
Tourtellott
D.C
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Pandina
New York
Rockets
Phil Cox
Dewey
Curtis
Blaine Kuhn
Larry’ McNutt
Beightol
Al's Clothes Shop
Rats
Elchynski's
Fox Key- Stone
Acro AA
Elchynski’s
Elchyn ‘Ski
Sunbeam
PCC
Little Beavers
Blondie
Ants Ou
Taryel
Firestone Town & Country
Barney
South Center Street
Went County
Garity
B. Bowers
G. Burns
A. Holatead
B. Burns
R. Breadman
D. Waxhan
B. Hull
J. Elharsky
Drury
L. Koppenhauer
R. Kennedy
J. Giddings
Rose
Five
T. Stroup
Gilson
Gallation
General Electric Appliances
Coats
Al’s
Clothes
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