Corry Beavers Fall to Jamestown Red Raiders in Pool Meet
Corry High School’s tankers hosted Jamestown Red Raiders in a tough pool meet at the Corry YMCA. Dave Cochran set a new Corson backstroke record at 1:01.4, and the medley relay with Ken Hescox, Pete Heacox, and Doug Knapp broke the 180-yard mark. Beavers Kept pace with several wins including Hescox in the 60-yard freestyle and Knapp in the 10-yard butterfly, but trailed 45 to 50 on the night and see a 1-2 start. The team next hosts Titusville as part of a three-meet week.
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Miller
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Thorpe
Johnson
Parks
Cagers Topple Section Two Leaders at Cranberry High
Cranberry Berries beat Corry Beavers 69 to 51 on Cranberry High School’s gym floor to remain 3-0 in Section Two and 34- overall. Cranberry jumped to a 20-8 lead, held a 33-19 halftime edge, then withstood a late Beavers push behind strong rebounding by John Crotty who scored 13 and pulled 10.
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Beavers fall to Cranberry despite Crotty's stellar floor play
Crotty led with a standout floor game adding five steals and one assist as Cranberrybeat Beavers 29 points by Dan Vogan and 16 by Rembold. Brumagin hit 12, Bailey scored nine, Wogan poured 29. Beavers shot poorly early then improved but still lost. Friday’s home game vs Franklin Knights at 8 pm preceded by JV tilt at 6:30.
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Brumagin
Corry
Ron Bailey
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Cranberry
Dan Wogan
Vogan
Rembold
Green
Berries
Orange and Black
Knights of Franklin
JV Knights
Little Beavers
Grapplers Edge Titusville Rockets 23 21 In Slim Duel
Corry Beavers remain undefeated at 4-0 by narrowly defeating Titusville Rockets 23-21 in a tight 180 lb dual meet. Scott Crowell and Jim Swart delivered key wins while Dave Crowell and Dale Higley split decisions to seal a late rally.
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Corry
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Craig Warner
Jim Swart
Swart
Neil Bradley
Craig Schaffer
Kevin Spitman
Paul Brooks
Phil Knoll
Steve Panas
Larry Barton
Gordon Bailey
Meadville
Dave Dunnewold
Scott Vincent
Tim Daley
Munich
Jim Sekerak
Kevin Patterson
Scott Crowell
Steve Morris
Jim Bennett
Robin Weidner
Dale Higley
Vic Bieno
Craig Bailey
Jim Logan
Jim Dolan
Steve Kocher
Clarence Schaefer
Townville Eagles derail Spartans as league opens
Townville Eagles beat Spartansburg 50 to 40 on the Spartans’ home court as injuries slowed the visitors. Jeff Proper was sidelined, leaving Dave Bouthe with 10 points before an injury. Spartans’ JVs won 33-30, while Corry junior highs beat Cranberry 45-43 in overtime.
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Corry JV Matmen Post Second Win in Titusville
Corry's junior varsity wrestling team improved to 2-1 with a 36-9 win in Titusville. The Rockets forfeited three weights while Corry earned seven decisions in the abbreviated meet. Notable results include Amoroso’s 38 lb win, Jaquith and Swart decisions, and Meneeley and Ottoway winning by forfeit among others.
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JV Papper
Titusville
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Carone
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Ron Dinger
Wayne Jaquith
Randy Burrows
Earl Swart
Bob Wright
Dale Ploss
Jeff Arnold
Lewis Hellyer
Sam Warner
Scott Meneeley
Bob Ferrando
David Mowrey
Bob Ottoway
Shawn McElroy
Denny Galford
Jim Harned
Bob Waychoff
Bruce Petty
Corry JV Cagers Edge Cranberry 42 34 in Opener
Gary Millspaw and Dave Armstrong each swiped five steals and Barry Baker pulled nine rebounds as Corry junior varsity defeated Cranberry 42-34. Millspaw scored 10 points, while Craig Sampsell led Little Beavers with 13. Armstrong added nine. Cranberry faded after the first quarter.
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Dave Armstrong
Barry Baker
Corry
Cranberry
Millspaw
Little Beavers
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Beaver
Armstrong
Gracamen
Little Berries
Orange and Black
Volleyball Teams To Practice Tonight At Corry High Gym
Al DiFonzo, director of the Adult Recreation Volleyball League, announced practice for league members tonight at Corry Area High School gym. Ten teams entered this year and all will practice, with five teams at 7:15 p.m. Raymonds, Mr Paul’s Mens Wear, and Erie County are among those listed.
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Adult Recreation
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Woodard Wallops Top Bowling Scores
Woodard Wizard John Woodard bowled 247 and a 621 series to lead last night’s bowling. Betty Schaffer topped the women with 196. Several high scores followed, including 221 Hal Bromley and 3191 deck Magie 212, with numerous others listed by name.
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Ed Rovek
Tony Kayatal
Deck Magie
Bob Spit
George Heenel
Laney Fitch
Gexter Sandburg
John Frontera
Kelly Lewis
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