Corry Cagers Fall 55 47 at Meadville in Third Period
Corry High battled Meadville on their home floor but a 16-0 Meadville third period run turned a close game into a 55 to 47 loss for Corry. Ron Johnson led Corry with 12 points, while Clay Larson and Tom Graham added 21 and 17 respectively. Meadville capitalized on poor Corry shooting, especially in the third, to seize their first win in eight games. Oil City beat Franklin 51-47 in OT. Warren edged Titusville 44-42.
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Beavers Edge Corry In Sectional Clash Amid Busy Slate
In a sectional battle the Corry squad fell to Meadville 55 48 as Scholten and Bromley led Beavers with ten points each. Bromley fouled out late while Scholten also fouled out. Meadville’s reserves beat Corry’s 54 33 in the prelim with Don leading Corry scoring. Next action is Tuesday at McDowell.
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Dick Scholton
Harold Bromley
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Scholten
Corry
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Meadville Jaygees
Seaver
Don
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John Bliley
Gary Swackhammier
Rick Hammond
Bill Walsh
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Routine Probe Opens In NFL Scandal Inquiry
The NFL says its PBI-trained investigators continue a routine probe into rumors of misconduct involving players from the Chicago Bears and several other clubs. Commissioner Pete Rozelle called it a routine inquiry, with no identified players or proven wrongdoing.
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George Halas
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FBI
Moyer and Archer Clash In TV Middleweight Bout
Denny J. Moyer of Portland and Joey Archer of New York meet on a televised middleweight bout rated even. Moyer holds a 38 8 record with eight knockouts and has never been stopped. Archer, 32 1 with seven knockouts, also has never been stopped. The fight falls above the 154 pound limit at Madison Square Garden.
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Archer
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Denny J. Moyer
Portland
Ayia
Joey Archer
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Denny
Cash
Knyves
YMCA Tankers Host Meadville Meet at Local Pool
YMCA Tankers host Meadville this afternoon at the local pool. The meet is the second in a series against area associations. Last Saturday the Corvites coached by Bill Cochran defeated Titusville in the local water. Meet time this afternoon is tbd.
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Worry Reavoys
Meadville
Corviites
Bill Cochran
Titusville
Edinboro Beats California in State Colleges Clash
Edinboro defeated California 87 to 56 in a State Colleges Conference basketball game. The win pushes Edinboro to 3-0 in the western division, while California falls to 0-5.
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Edinboro
California
In Memoriam of Anta Kovach Buzmini
Memorial notice recalling the death of Anta Kovach Buzmini on January 5 1961. The message states God took her home and that she is still loved and remembered in the family.
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Anta Kovach Buzmini
Fara
Jr High Bowl narrows to Oil City rout at home
Oil City North overwhelmed Corry 33 to 13 on its floor after leading 7 to 1 and 13 to 4 at halftime. Corry was out rebounded and short on offense as Jerry Roach led a 4 point effort with Swackhammer, Shhenefiel, Brown and Dubrosky adding two each. Corry heads to Meadville next Friday. Scholastic wrestling results list Warren over Titusville and McDowell over Harborcreek among others.
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North
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Oilers
Ben Calderone
Jerry Roach
Corry
Ronnie Swackhammer
Steve Shhenefiel
Greg Brown
Mike Dubrosky
Meadville
Beaver Club Cage Spectacle Draws Large Crowd at Cony Area
About 800 attended the Beaver Club basketball doubleheader at Cony Area High School gym. The Harlem Diplomats faced Reed's Balers with Reed's missing two top players yet delivering strong showings. Finals of a Beaver Club foul shooting contest followed with winners named in four divisions.
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Corry Jamestown
Raymond
Cory
Gries
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Harlem
Mike Dubrosky
Gary Swanson
Pete McLaughlin
Carl Histrom
Charles Mixer
John Lindstrom
Bil Sample
Ace Bracken
Warren Wrestlers Dominate Titusville in Section Two Duel
Warren pins 8 opponents and gains 12 matches overall, beating Titusville 48 to 11. Only losses came at 124 and 156 pounds with Shaffer pinning Shaffer in 124 and a default at 156 after Christensen’s injury. Millermen scorers included Sur, Doherty, Ross, Brown, Thompson, Rice, Possol, Winslow.
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Rockets
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Bob Shaffer
Gerald Shaffer
Bill Christensen
Millermen
Bill Sur
Dan Doherty
Tony Ross
Allan Brown
Dick Thompson
Bob Rice
John Ponsoll
Gail Winslow Warren How Is
Steelers Lions Battle In Bowl
The Steelers travel to Miami to face the Lions in the Playoff Bowl after finishing 9-5, the best total in team history. The Lions, second in the West, are favored to win as 40,000 fans and CBS TV are set for a high stakes post season clash.
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Associated Press
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Steelers
NFL
Lions
Miami
CBS
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Ala
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Tex
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Bearcats Open Basketball Season Versus Wichita
Cincinnati, two time NCAA champions, faces Wichita in the Missouri Valley opener as a 55-7 run marks their recent form. The scope includes major conferences starting play and NCAA NIT bids, with Wichita holding a tougher early schedule and Cincinnati aiming to extend a 28-game win streak.
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Wichita
Cincinnati
Ed Jucker
Bradley
Associated Press
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Santa Clara
Tinois
Loyola of Chicago
Ohio State
Two Corry Teams Open Rifle Season
Two Corry rifle squads opened their season with a nine point squeaker for Oil City Pennzoil while the B squad dropped a game to Wakfigt Cruel. Gus City top gun N Noble led the winners as Corry and Erie area teams kicked off winter sports with local crowd energy. Pirates sign two Ohio high school pitchers to minor league deals James K Shade and William Westenhouser both lefties head to Kingsport and Batavia respectively.
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Pirates
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Ohio
James K. Shade
Ansonia
Kingsport
Tenn
William Westenhouser
Lancaster
Batavia
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