Oil City Edges Beavers 73 72 In Thrilling Game
Oil City High drilled late to topple Corry Area High 73 72 in a close Section IT league clash before about 600 fans. The win evened Oil City’s league mark at 1 1 while Corry slipped to 0 2. Franklin beat Titusville 71 50 and Meadville defeated Warren 50 54 on the same night.
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Corry Rifle Teams Slated by Amboy Defeat at Home
Amboy marksmen defeated Corry two ways last night with a 1205 to 1185 win for Class 4 and a 1135 to 803 victory for Class B on Corry ranges. Walt Gulick led Amboy with 245 including a 96 offhand. B McLaughlin 243. Bob Patterson led Corry A with 240. B Laurisa top-scored for the locals with 232. Jack Crowell had 230 for Corry. college scores show West Virginia over Penn State 179 86 Harvard 86 Pennsylvania 78 Cornell 74 Brown 56 Colgate 68 Buffalo University 4 LaSalle 71 Syracuse VI St Josephs 7% Manhattan 74 two overtimes. Hockey scores: Pittsburgh 6 Providence 2 Hershey 2 Cleveland % overtime. NBA: Rochester 98 St Louis 90 Boston Uy Syracuse 104
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Oil City Triumphs In Close Battle With Beavers
Oil City edged Corry 73 68 in a tight contest at Hines as Murray 19, Garvey 18, Hartz 16 and Rose 11 led the Oilers while Turner paced Corry with 21. Corry shot 34 percent to Oil City’s 55, with strong bench scoring from Dietsch and double figure marks from Oil City reserves.
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San Francisco Five Extends Winning Streak To 39
The Dons defeated Fresno State 69 to 50 to tie the major college record for consecutive victories at 39. All-America center Bill Russell led with 22 points as San Francisco set up a bid against California on January 23 to become the all-time winningest team.
Rules Don't Change Much for 1956 College Football
NCAA Rules Committee approved 63 suggestions with few revisions. Notable changes include delaying the free kickoffs clock until touched by the return team, allowing rubber footballs on offense, restoring the old tackle eligible rule, and deeming the end man on the line of scrimmage eligible to receive a pass. Officials will no longer signal the four minute warning at half time. Scholastic basketball scores listed follow.
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Souchak Delivers Fast Start In Crosby Tourney
Mike Souchak shot an eight under par 64 to lead Crosby Pro-Am at Pebble Beach as Ben Hogan and Cary Middlecoff chase from behind. Hogan and Middlecoff posted lower scores on Cypress Point while Souchak dominated Monterey Peninsula with six birdies and an eagle.
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Four Tied For Lead In Panama Open Golf
Panama Open enters third round with United States pros tied for first at 140. Art Wall and Arnold Palmer share lead after 36 holes. George Bayer Ed Furgol close behind. Antonio Gerda and Herman Barron one stroke back, with Stiend De Vicenzo two strokes behind in a crowded field.
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Mexico
Lightburn Edges Lopes In Split Decision Bout
Lightburn a seventh ranked 130 lb boxer from Britain Honduras overcame a eyelid cut and defeated Joey Lopes of Sacramento in a 10 round national telecast by split decision. Judges scored 68-66 and 66-54 for Lightburn. referee Bilver officiated.
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Byrne Given Pay Boost By Yankees
New York Yankee Tommy Byrne, 38, was signed to a substantially increased contract after a comeback season in 1955. The southpaw posted a 16-5 record, led the American League in win percentage at .762, and went 1-1 against Brooklyn in the World Series. A team spokesman declined to disclose figures.
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Favor West In Pro Bowl Tilt
LOS ANGELES The sixth annual pro bowl game tomorrow at Memorial Coliseum features the East against the West with West as slight favorite to win 4-2 since 1951. Coaches Sid Gillman and Joe Kuharich lead material laden squads, with Adrian Burk and Norman Van Brocklin in key roles and a host of stars ready to close the grid season before more than 40,000 fans.
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