Beavers Aim to Repeat Over Youngsville in Home Clash
Corry High teams prepare for a pivotal showdown with Youngsville at East Pleasant street tonight aiming to avenge a 41-39 loss earlier this season. Beavers boast an 8-5 mark, seek three straight wins, and aim to beat Youngsville twice in one season for the first time since 1958. The Eagles arrive 4-5 with guard samples leading scoring, while Corry counters with McMahon Bromley and a tall starting lineup. Game time is 6 with a 6:20 p.m. prelim between junior varsity squads.
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AFL Czar Cracks Down On Griping Against Officials
AFL Commissioner Joe Foss says owners managers and coaches can be fined up to 1000 for griping about officials in public. Sid Gillman is exempt from fines for publicly complaining about officials in the title game. Foss urged gripes be directed to the league office.
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Nightly high school games line up across multiple towns
Tonight teams from Youniavns Coury Oil City Rocky Grove Warren Jamestown and many others clash in district shows including Erie East Meadville Clymer Sherman and Brookville Th urboro creek McDowell Hickory Conneaut Vitley Townville Linesville Rendolph Conneans Lake Pleasantville East Forest East Cambridge Springs Ambridge Sharon Unnn City Northwestern Waltisburg Girard Fort LeBoeuf Lawrence Park North East Wesleyville Erp Strong Vin cent Ellwood City General McLane Fairview Mercer Grove City West Middlesex with tomorrow Tidioute at Bpariansbure on the slate for action.
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Oil City
Rocky Grove
Warren
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Brookville
Cranberry
Titusville
Erie East
Meadville
Clymer
Sherman
Thurborcreek
McDowell
Sharpaville
Hickory
Conneaut Vitley
Townville
Linesville
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Rendolph
Conneans Lake
Pleasantville
West Forest
East Forest
Cambridge Springs
Cochanton Ambridge
Sharon
Waltisburg
Ohio State Tops AP Cage Poll as Unbeaten Bucks Lead
The Ohio State Buckeyes remain unbeaten at 11 0 and lead the AP basketball poll with first place votes from all ballots. Cincinnati Kentucky Southern California and Kansas State follow with a mix of second to sixth place finishes.
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Tulsa
Virginia
Georgia Tech
Southern California
Ange
Mississippi
Duquesne
Bowling Greet
Duke
Western Penn teams beaten in out-of-state wins
Associated Press report says Grove City, Washington & Jefferson, and Waynesburg all lost away games. Grove City fell 53 32 to Mt Union in Alliance Ohio, marking only their second defeat of the season. Bethany College beat Washington & Lee in Bethany West Virginia as Rick Cipullo scored 19 for the winners. Wheeling College downed Waynesburg 97 90 in Wheeling West Virginia after a late rally.
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High School Bowling Scores and Names Include Kane and Bradford
Local bowling report lists top scores in women events with Bere Kane, Jackie Bensor, Roxann Bradford and Audrey Rouse. Men’s division highlights include Bill Schalk, Bob Elya, and Maury Brel with top series noted for Keg Kings and Movin On teams.
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Bill Schalk
Bob Elya
Movin
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Maury Brel
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Mickey Johnson Stands Light, Key 112-Pounder for Corry Beavers
Mickey Johnson, 12 pounds, anchors Corry High wrestling as 112-pound ace with three straight decisions. He missed one match against Union City. his spot filled by brother Tom who lost. The Beavers and teammates head to Millcreek to face the unbeaten McDowell Trojans tomorrow night.
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Dressen Back In Baseball and Furillo Out
Dressen returns as Toronto Maple Leafs manager marking his 20th year in baseball coaching across majors and minors after leaving Milwaukee. Furillo, once a Dodger star, says he is blacklisted by MLB while Frick denies any blacklist exists. Mets consider him for a role as he nears 40.
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McClendon Named LSU Football Coach After Dietzel Exit
Charley McClendon, 38, of DeWitt Arkansas, promoted from Dietzel’s staff to succeed Paul Dietzel as LSU head coach. Athletic director Ma Corbett said the board approved an $18,000 annual contract after Dietzel left for West Point.
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Buckeyes Favored In Big Ten Race By AP
Ohio State leads the Big Ten as the top team with undisputed possession of the conference title. Purdue, Iowa, Illinois, Northwestern, Minnesota and others show mixed early records while readers note player scoring feats and school marks across multiple games.
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Rookie Cops Golf Tourney Wins Los Angeles Open Title
Phil Rodgers, a six month rookie from La Jolla California, shoots 9 under 268 to win the Los Angeles Open. Rodgers beats challengers by wide margins, earning 45 000 for the winner with a total purse of 87 500. He matches or breaks several tournament records and adds to a rising career that includes the 1958 NCAA title and prior amateur wins.
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Corry Indoor Range Archery Club Elects Earl Price President
Earl Price was elected president at the Corry Archery Club during a Sunday reorganization at the new indoor range on West Main Street. Carl Waseak, Dick Kinney, Harry Lamona and Kirk Sawyer were named officers and directors. The club plans weekly invitational shoots at the 20 yard range with red, white and blue targets, plus a junior beginners class and $1 monthly dues for the indoor season.
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Sparta Five Has Six More Home Games
Sparta Five, after only one defeat in nine games, faces six home games remaining coached by Corry’s Joe Frisina. Attendance strains gym capacity, with 200 extra seats added. notable scorers include Larry Greer who set school records with 101 team points in a game and 50 points by a single player. Remaining foes include Tidioute, Fort Le Boeuf, Union City, Randolph, Pleasantville, and Alumni, with seven road games forthcoming.
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What Gives McDowell Posts 2nd Whitewash
Corry Area High School's Beavers travel to Millcreek to face McDowell into a hornet's nest as records loom. McDowell, 4-0, has crushed Northwestern 44-0 and Girard Union 58-0, with four pins and a 49-0 shutout of Townville, as Union City 25-19 earlier this season.
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Fight results from New York and Chicago boxing events
Johnny Ford of Philadelphia stopped Johnny Picker of New York in the six round New York bout while Bobby Stininato of Chicago outpointed Chuck Garrett of Chicago over ten rounds in Chicago action.
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Bowl-Aire highlights grit with standout 600s and 269 game
Rye en Bob Eddy led the A loop with a 650 series and a 269 single as Bowl-Aire hosted league play. Gerald Staples 255 paced the McInnes Steel Shop League at Avalon Center, while Earl Duink and Len Migliaccio posted high marks in the Dutchmen circuit. VFW leagues produced multiple 200-plus games as teams posted win totals across Bowl-Aire and local clubs.
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Bob Friend Signs 1962 Pirate Contract
Pittsburgh AP Bob Friend a workhorse pitcher for the Pirates signed his 1962 contract. The club did not disclose the amount. Friend was 14-19 with 236 innings in 1961, his seventh straight season above 200 innings, with 107 strikeouts, 44 walks and a 9.84 ERA.
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