Beavers Bow In Opening League Contest 68 60
Corry High Beavers fight hard in Franklin loss 68 60 as Warren and Meadville post league wins. Crage’s Inds clash with Black Knights while Beavers struggle from the line 20 of 36 to Franklin's 12 of 24. Dietsch scores 24 for Corry, Jost Turner and Latos lead Franklin in a gritty Section II tilt.
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Scrappy
Franklin
Warren
Vic Crage
Inds
Black ‘Knights
Cragamen
Knights
Orange and Black
Turner
Paull Dietsch
Youngsville
Dendicole
Chuck Snell
Tomer
Corry
al Bimelar
Beightol
Ed Latos
Lovers
Henson
Bauch Oo
McCulloigh
Dietsch
Mitchell
Trench
Conny Hol
Wuneling
Servididi
Leone
Corry Rifle Teams Split League Matches in Close Wins
Corry Rod and Gun Club and Erie Rod and Gun Club opened league play with Corry posting a 1194 to 1189 win in Class A led by Gary Dingfelder 242 and Eugene Davis 240 while Erie fell 1152 to 1124 in Class B. Top scorers included R Swift 83 for Erie and C Muscarella 235 J Abata 233 for Grape City with Bill Durham leading Corry at 289.
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Corry Toa
Erie
Gary Dingfelder
Eugene Davis
R. Swift
C. Muscarella
J. Abata
Grape City
Bill Durham
Corry
Corry Rod and Gun Club
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B. Patterson
D. Patterson
E. Davis
G. Patterson
B. Hall
L. Gornink
L. Gildersleeve
L. Fish
G. Batten
F. Parker
Allen
J. Skyee
South Favored In Senior Bowl Game
South teams brace for the Senior Bowl with Bob Hutly leading the passing attack and speedy backs. Fury of Kentucky named most valuable. completed 8 of 10 passes for 0 yards in the True-Gray game at Montgomery. East West stars include Town's Jerry Relchow and Jim Haliske of Wisconsin. standout Ohio players to watch. Key hardwearing seniors from Kentucky, Vanderbilt, SMU, Maryland and Auburn ready to face Yankee prospects in a high stakes showcase. Scholastic basketball results note Hickory over Glove 52 to 44 with several notable scorers.
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Sobtle
Aly
Bobdames
Auburn
Yankses
Lou Buldacoi
Michimain
Bob Moss
Woyt
Bill, Murankenwils
Paths Due
Radio interview with Marsh on chamber talk show
The Orioles' second baseman Will Interview Marsh will be interviewed on Corry radio tomorrow afternoon by E. F. Bettes secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. The 4:40 p.m. broadcast is part of the Chambers Talk of the Town series.
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Rrva Marsa
Paseman
Baltimore Orioles
Corry
E. F. Bettes
Chamber of Commere
Chamber
Sunday Radio Log Features Church Programs and News
WOTR Sunday schedule lists morning devotions from Rev. Dwight and Rev. Lindy, service times for Baptist, Nivarene, First Church of Christ Scientist, and other congregations. Includes The Voice of Prophecy, Hour of St Frances, World and Local News, and music blocks through the afternoon.
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Sian
Jack Dwight
Lindy
Baptist Church
Church of ‘the Nivarene
First Church of Christ
Momtays
Thomas Yoehim
Voice of Prophecy
Presbyterian Church
Bervier Key
Paul ¥. Mauer
St Frances
Kights of Columbus
Jelt Wetter
Swan
San Francisco Dons Extend Win Streak to 37
San Francisco moved to 37 straight wins with a 62-51 victory over Pepperdine, led by Bill Russell's 23 points and 21 rebounds. The top-ranked Dons eye a potential record-tying game next against California after facing Santa Clara and Fresno State. Other top-25 games highlighted NC State, Duke, Dayton, North Carolina, Georgia Tech, Indiana, Wisconsin, and Villanova as major teams competed.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Long Island University
Seton Hall
Dons
Fresno State
California
Santa Clara
Duke
Dayton
Towa
North Carolina
Wake Forest
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Wildcats
George Washington
Richmond
Kansas State
Town State
Indiana
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Villanova
Jack Weissman
Dartmouth
Penn
Princeton
Brown
Temple
Scranton
Little Hofstra
Albright
Junior Highs Beaten 42-24 At Titusville
Corry Junior High lost to Titusville 42 24 in a road game their third defeat in as many starts. Dewey led Titusville with 18 points while Terry Williams scored 11 for Corry Blue Jays. Titusville built a 23 12 halftime margin, then widened it to 39 16 after a 16 point third period. Williams and Dewey were standout performers for their teams as the game wore on.
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Corry Junior High
Titusville
Queen City Lads
Blue Jays
Ken Harvey
Newsom
Dewey
Terry Williams
Union City
New High School
Itusville Junior High
Warner
Huilisteom
U Mowray
Tunnel
Wentz A Potocki
Een Reed Morris
Hering
Steen
Carry of
Snyder
Lausse Earns Draw With Savage In Madison Square Garden
Equardo Lausse of Argentina and Milo Savage fought to a six to five draw after a late surge by Lausse in the 10 round nationally televised bout. Savage used a shell defense early while Lausse pressed with a left hook flurry in rounds nine and ten, but failed to drop his opponent and the judges split on the outcome.
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New York
Equardo Lausse
Argentina
Milo Savage
Madison Square Garden
Savage
Louise
Lansse
Barney Felix
Lausse
Artie Aldain
Frank Forbes
Linusse
Wilix
Golden Gloves Tourney Slated for Erie at Gannon
The Evie Dispatch sponsors the 18th Golden Gloves boxing tournament at Gannon Auditorium scheduled for February 4. Open to all Northwestern Pennsylvania amateurs, with novice and open divisions. Weights include 118, 126, 135, 160, 175 and heavyweight. Winners may advance to a city tournament in February.
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Erie
Evie Dispatch
Gannon Auditorium
Pennsylvania
Tom Mioguire
Brie Dispatch
Wil
Sucker Shift Under Study By AFCA For NCAA Rules
A hand picked group of college coaches studied the so called sucker shift at the AFCA meeting in Los Angeles. Ray Eliot expects no major rule changes but the shift noted as false start may be discussed by the NCAA Rules Committee next week.
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Associated Press
LOS Angeles
American Football Coaches Association
Nervosa
Soth
National Cololegiate Athletic Association
Cosidins
NCAA
Jinte
Ray Eliot
Timois
Afca Prea
College basketball results from yesterday featured several city teams
Penn defeated Dartmouth 89 to 66 while Princeton beat Brown 85 to 88 and Villanova outscored West Virginia 54 to 53. Cortland 88, Buffalo 74. Cleveland 4, Springfield 1 after overtime.
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Penn
Dartmouth
Princeton
Brown
Villanove
W. Virginia
Cortland
Buffalo U
Cleveland
Springfield
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