Beavers Rally In Close Win Over Warren Dragons
Warren started strong and led 11-0 early but Corry Beavers tightened defense to force a 46-39 deficit late. Tom Morton led Corry with 19 points while Gary Holcomb scored 21 for Warren as Corry improved to 4-6 and hosts Erie Strong Vincent Tuesday.
Bruce, Larry Still Unbeaten On Dragon Wrestling Night
Corry men fall to Beavers as Bruce Taylor and Larry Harrington win key matches keeping Beavers dominant. Ed Buerkle and Dick Thompson boost winners, Dale Gates breaks six-bout Dragon run with a 6-2 decision. Corry gains junior varsity loss and pins limited to Fralick’s 8-0 setback to Sorenson.
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Riflemen Defeated by Walnut Creekers in Five-Shooter Match
In Walnut Creek last night the Corry Red and Gun Club riflemen, fielding five shooters, lost to Walnut Creek. Walnut Creek totaled 1398 versus Corry 1301. P. Fedorka led with 282, and Lloyd Harvey and Jim Shaver each posted 271 for Corry. Harvey also recorded a perfect 100 in prone. The Corry lineup included Don Hulings Roy Kerstet ler and Dexter Grenz.
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Lopez Sees Orioles as Tougher Team Than Yankees
Chicago White Sox manager Al Lopez, at a mid winter press conference, says Baltimore should be the team to beat in 1965, boasting better balance and pitching. He argues the Orioles would have won the pennant if Boog Powell had played all season and predicts the Yankees will slip due to defensive lapses in the World Series.
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Pain leads Corry to overtime loss in Meadville thriller
George Pain scored 26 points as Corry Junior High fell 39 38 in overtime at Meadville after leading 33 30 entering the fourth. Meadville tied 38 all late, then won with a late free throw as Tom Xander and Tiny Schwab contributed.
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South topples North in Hula Bowl showdown
All America Baylor star Larry Elkins powered the South to a 16 14 victory over the North in the Hula Bowl. He returned a punt 76 yards for a touchdown and later caught a 3 yard scoring pass from Craig Morton. UCLA’s Larry Zeno added the extra point and a 26 yard field goal.
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Princeton Edges Yale In Tight overtime Upset
Princeton defeated Yale 57 56 in overtime as Bill Bradley scored seven overtime points to secure the win on the Tigers home court. UCLA routed Oregon 91 74 while San Francisco crushed San Jose State 70 53. Bradley extended his Ivy League scoring records with 21 points.
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Pro Bowl Rematch Set as East Defies West in 15th Classic
The East, underdog after upsetting the West in the playoffs, meets the West at Memorial Coliseum with about 70 000 fans expected for a 1 00 p.m. PST NBC telecast. Key matchups include Unitas and Ryan at quarterback with Brown and Warfield facing Moore and Berry. Browns defense against Marchetti and Boyd.
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Basketball Scores From Last Night In Section Two
Warren defeated Corry 50 to 41 and Meadville beat Titusville 59 to 45 Oil City won 66 to 57 over Franklin Other finals included Spartansburg 71 over Northern Area 45 Youngsville 75 over Tidioute 44 Erie Prep 68 over Erie Strong Vincent 64 McDowell 63 over Erie Tech 58 Erie East 57 over Erie Academy 3 Union City 70 over General Mc Lane 59 North East 108 over Wesleyville 79 Lawrence Park 78 over Fairview 8 Wattsburg 97 over Girard 79 Fort LeBoeuf 62 over Northwest ern 58 Rocky Grove 72 over Worthington 60 Cranberry 86 over Victory Joint 38 East Forest 67 over West Forest 52 Greenville 62 over Grove City 52 Sharpsville 4 over Slippery Rock 67 Harborcreek 60 over Townville 45 Pymatuning 2 over Cochranton a New Castle 69 over Farrell 54 Lakeview 77 over Commodore Perry 46 Uniontown 96 over Donora 53 Clymer 53 over Ripley 44 Forestville 78 over Sherman 76 Mayville 60 over Chautauqua 37 Jamestown 80 over Dunkirk 62 then tied and defeated LaSalle 106 72.
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Ploof Posts Erie Bowling's Fourth Highest 814 Three-Game Set
In the Major League at Cascade Club Ray Ploof rolled 267 268 279 for an 814 three-game series, the highest in Erie history and the fourth best in the nation this season. He delivered 30 strikes with no open frames, nearly reaching a 300 before a seventh-frame spare.
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Noble High Triumphs In Opening Riflemen Match
Noble High edged Amboy 1450 to 1434 at the local range in the season opener. Kim Noble led Corry with 292 including perfect prone and sitting, while Gene Davis and Ivan Wassink scored 291 each. Amboy rival E Whitney also posted 292. Corry’s Lyle Gifford and W Robertson added 290. NBA results follow.
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Manager Switch Marked by Yankee Style Shift
The text notes a transition in management style under Johnny Keane replacing Yogi Berra. Lopes anticipates no major change, but a different approach aligning with Yankee traditions.
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