Unbeatens Face Acid Test In Wide College Card
Associated Press notes Cincinnati and other unbeaten teams set to clash with strong rivals this week. Cincinnati, 12-0, hosts St Louis while seeking its 13th straight win. Texas A&M Villanova and LaSalle also navigate tough fixtures as top contenders suffer potential slips. Cincinnati previously beat Bradley, but key defender Wiesenbahn is sidelined with a foot injury.
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No Interceptions Mark Senior Bowl Victory by North
Mobile Alabama AP reports Jack Lee of Cincinnati starred in the North's 26-7 Senior Bowl win Saturday without an interception. The quarterback, listed at 175 pounds, threw two TDs and helped set up another as pro scouts noted his poise. Lee benefited from the running of Jimmy Joyce and Ed Kavac to keep the South defense honest.
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Hockey Scores and Standings From Weekend Sessions
Weekend hockey results show Montreal 2 Chicago 1 and Boston 3 Toronto 2 in Saturday play with Detroit 4 New York 2 in other matches. Sunday brought Chicago 3 Montreal 6 and Detroit 3 New York 4 while Toronto 0 New York 4. Monday includes no games. In college football, a three day NAIA committee meeting in Miami Beach discusses team travel and eligibility amid faction debate.
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Play Resumes Tonight List Schedule For City League
City League basketball resumes this evening in the junior division with three contests at Wright School gym. Jokers vs Jets opens at 6 30 followed by Rockets vs Student Council and FFA vs Stompers at 7 45 and 9 00. Senior division Wednesday has Moose’s Bar and Corry Beverage opener then Spartansburg vs Hi Fi Club. Schedules released for both divisions detail January February matchups and three weekly playoffs in mid March.
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Bowl-Ayrealleys Mixed Doubles Lead League Scoring
Leonard Migliseclo set pace in the Mixed Doubles League with 245. Douglas hit 225 and 204, Bob Eddy 226. McNulty 202, Stockton 201 for men while Shumsky 187 and Sophie Douglas 178 led the women. Avalon Junior League saw DeMarte 171 tops boys. Wetmore 134-135, Roehrig 147, Morton 143, Nichols 141, Greeley 126 followed. girls Berry 128, Houser 121-197, Bachemer 115, Houser 110, Wetmore 104, McKee 101. Am y Styhehula of Penn State signed with Washington Redskins after Senior Bowl in Mobile.
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Cannon Lucas Pace Hula Romp at 14th Hula Bowl
In the 14th annual Hula Bowl East squad routed the West 34 to 8. All-America selections Billy Cannon of LSU and Richie Lucas of Penn State each scored multiple touchdowns, with Cannon adding three and a fourth on a Lucas pass. Larry Grantham was named outstanding lineman for the East.
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Beavers Host Waterford In Corry Area High Wrestling Night
Corry area wrestlers welcome Waterford for a non league bout at CAHS as Beavers seek victory before a four match road trip. lineup features Fralick Stultzman and Lindsey among others with JV at 6:30 and varsity at 7:20.
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Bluth Sets Pace In All-Star Bowling Semis
UMABA A1 Hay 451st of St. Louis led 96 qualifiers into the men s semi finals of the All Star bowling tournament. The pug nosed star of the national team champion St. Louis Budweisers topped the 240 man field with a 24 game total of 52, averaging over 219. Bluth aided his advance with a 215 267 194 267 205 195 series Sunday.
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Former boxer Robinson dies at 1 in Pittsburgh
Funeral services will be held here tomorrow for Red Robinson former lightweight boxer fight referee and baseball umpire. He died Saturday night at the age of 1. Robinson once held Batting Nelson to a draw when the latter no longer was champion.
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Olympic Winter Games Commemorative Stamp Featured
A four cent stamp marking the opening of the eighth Olympic Winter Games shows the Olympic emblem five linked rings and a stylized snowflake on blue. It will be placed on safe at Olympic Valley California on Feb 18.
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Wilt's Wonders Close In On Celtics In NBA
The Philadelphia Warriors aim to seize the eastern division title as they trail Boston by 31 games and face the Celtics this week. Wilt Chamberlain scored 48 points in a win over Syracuse and 92 in a late surge against New York, while Bill Russell mends a sprained ankle after a collision with Chuck Shai. The Celtics beat Detroit 126-114 as Minneapolis swept Cincinnati, and Detroit’s Heinsohn led Boston with 24 points.
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Practice Begins Today With 75 Boys In League Start
Upwards of 75 fifth and sixth graders from Corry participate in the city recreation cage league revealed today by Fred Schwab. Eight teams, each with nine players, will practice Mondays and Fridays from 4 to 5 pm while Saturday games open the circuit. Names and caps listed for the Troubleshooters, Torpedoes, Buccaneers, Planets, Globetrotters, Satellites, Little Beavers, Swamp Foxes, with a full schedule to be published before opening day.
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Pro Cage Standings Eastern Division overview
Eastern Division standings show Boston, Philadelphia, Syracuse, New York, Detroit, Minneapolis in tight race with wins and losses listed. Western Division includes Detroit, Minneapolis, Cincinnati, Chicago, St Louis with scattered records. Saturday games featured Philadelphia 119 over Syracuse 108 and Boston 126 over Detroit 103. Minneapolis 112 Cincinnati 106. Philadelphia 116 New York 108. Monday schedule lists Boplon vs Syracuse in Philadelphia and St Louis at Philadelphia with New York at Cinehall.
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Weekend Fights Havana Bout Ends In Points Win
Jimmy Beecham of Philadelphia, weighing 158 pounds, outpointed Baby Colon of Havana at 158% in Havana to claim a decision victory.
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Corry Archers Sweep Indoor Shoot Honors At Club
Seventeen archers from Corry and Youngsville competed yesterday at the Corry Archery Club on East Main Street. Dick Kinney led with 415. Corry archer dominance shows with three of four divisions won by Corry shooters, including top three in expert bowman. Youngsville led bowman division with J. Fisher 202, B. Myers 258, W. Kitling er 234. Jean Lindberg headlined women’s division with 211. Grace Lamona 165 and Jennie Kinney 162 followed.
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