Corry Beavers Tops Rockets In Tight JV Clash
Corry Beavers beat Titusville Rockets 47 41 in a preliminary game as Ron Johnson Mike Hanna and Harold Bromley each scored over ten for Corry. Titusville answered with 57 44 win in the Section T fray behind Jim Broadhurst and Ed Daniels who combined for 28 points.
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Corry
Beavers
Corry Area
Ron Johnson
Mike Hanna
Harold Bromley
Low Hanna
Titusville
Invaders
Hanna
Te Bromley
Johnson
Barker
Rockets
Warren Tops Oil City as Redding Sparks Dragontown
Warren beat Oil City 81 to 42 in a fast paced Section 2 game. Jim Redding led the scoring with 18 points, including eight in the final quarter to seal the win. Oil City led early, trailed by halftime, and slipped from a first place tie into a crowded chase with Titusville and Franklin.
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Union City
Beavers
Erle Tech
Corry
Rockets
Jim Broadhurst
Ed Daniels
Broadhurst
Daniels
Crawford
Rocks
Tech
Gary Paige
Mickey McMahon
Titusville Rooters
Warren
Big Jim Redding
Dragontown
Redding
Oilers
Ol City
Titusville
Franklin
Oli City
Pro Bowl Gridiron Clash Set at Los Angeles Coliseum
Sunny skies and a 70 000 crowd greet the Pro Bowl at the Coliseum with Johnny Unitas and Norm Van Brocklin expected to play. The West aims for a second straight win over the East in the NFL All Star game televised by NBC at 4 p.m. EST.
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LOS Angeles
Sunn
Gerbal
Johnny Unitas
Norm van Brocklin
Coliseum
Unitas
Balttmore Colts
Moran Feature Runner Leads K of C Games Tonight
Ed Moran from Kane is featured in the Knights of Columbus indoor events in Boston as Keane Pa risks his form at Amerles premier. John Thomas pursues a better indoor mark after a 4:08.8 Baltimore time last week while Moran is favored to win the bank boards test despite AAU nonrecognition of that track.
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Boston
Ha Moral
Keane
Amerles
John ‘Thomas
Thomas
Moran
Baltimore
AAU
K of C Bank
Bowling Leaders Post 200s as Local Leagues Clash
Two men’s leagues produced three scores of 200 or better last night. Edward Gluvna and Louis Catalfu notched 203s while Albert Glivna added a 202. Corry Jamestown Owls standings show teams and records with Maintenance, Finishing, A-Orders, and Asembly divisions, alongside wins and losses.
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Edward Gluvna
Louis Catalfu
Albert Glivna
Corry Jamestown “Owls
Spartansburg Rout Tidioute 76 to 28 In League Showdown
Sparta led by 5'4" guard Jerry Maynard with 22 points and Kim Linden with 19 as Spartansburg defeated Tidioute 76 to 28 on the home floor in an Upper Allegheny league basketball game. Junior varsity won 26 to 21.
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Sparta
Tidioute
Spartansburg
Jerry Maynard
Kim Linden
Maynard
Linden
Millcreek Edges Corry In Free Throw Battle
Millcreek junior high defeated Corry junior high 42 to 37 at Millcreek yesterday afternoon. Millcreek made 22 of 28 free throws while Corry converted nine of 19. Art Hotchkiss and John Butters each scored 11 for Corry, Mosher led Millcreek with 16 points as Corry drops to 2 3. Next game vs Meadville next Friday.
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Millcreek Westminster
Corry Junior High
Millcreek
Blue Jays
Ben Calderone
Corry
Calderone
Rush
Art Hotchkiss
Invaders
John Butters
Mosher
Celtics Rally Past Warriors In Overtime Thriller
The Boston Celtics pulled away in overtime to beat the Philadelphia Warriors 123 to 121 in Boston, extending their lead in the Eastern Division. Bob Cousy broke the deadlock with a late layup, was fouled but failed the free throw, and Philadelphia missed a final shot by Paul Arizin.
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Ress
Boston Celtics
Philadelphia Warriors
National Basketball Association
Celtics
Warriors
Boston
Brader
Reranuss
Wa Bonals
New York Knickerbookers
Local Scores Roundup From Meadville to Corry Journal
Basketball results list scores for Meadville Franklin Warren Bi Saegertown Conneaut Valley Randolph Linesville Camb Sprints Coch ranton St Michael Rocky Grove Cranberry Ellwood City Sharpsville Townville St Gregory Erie East Harborcreek Wesleyville Union City Northwestern Wattsburg Northern Forest Erie Tech Strong Vincent Erie Prep Erie Academy Sparta Tidbute Forest Pleasantville Karns City Monireau Sheffield Otto-Eitired plus a promo note: Bargains Are Featured Daily In Your Corry Journal.
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Linesville
Camb. Sprints
Cochranton
St. Michael
Rocky Grove
Cranberry
Ellwood City
Sharpsville
Townville
St. Gregory
Erie East
Harborcreek
Wesleyville
Union City
Northwestern
Wattsburg
Northern Area
Forest
Erie Tech
Strong Vincent
Erie Prep
Erie Academy
Sparta
Tidbute
Pleasantville
Karns City
Monireau
Sheffield
Otto-Eitired
Buckeyes Face Northwestern After Big Upsets
Ohio State, riding a perfect streak, faces Northwestern in a Big Ten clash while rivals like Bradley, St John’s, and Kentucky suffered upsets Friday. Jerry Lucas may play through a knee issue as LSU snaps Kentucky’s two game conference skid. Florida upset Auburn, Princeton tops Brown, Texas Tech ties for lead, and USC tops Washington in other Friday games with notable scores and upsets.
Grid League Faces Heavy Losses in 1960
Houston AP reports American Football League losses topped 3.2 million across seven of eight clubs in 1960 with total exceedances over 4 million. Despite bleak figures, owners push toward expansion to 10 clubs in 1962 and 12 in 1963, with Barron Hilton weighing a transfer request.
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Houston
Tex
Barron Hilton
Los Angeles
Hilton
Oakland Raiders
Wayne Valley
Oakland
Buffalo Bills
Chargers
Bud) Adams Jr
Hohsto Oilers
Billy Cannon
Lamar Hunt
Dallas Texans
Meadville Mauls Franklin In Key Section II Clash
Meadville High Bulldogs moved into first place in Section 2 with a 66 to 45 win over Franklin Knights. Bob Hunter scored 23 points to lead Meadville, with Tom Gray and Fiore Bergamasco contributing solid play. Franklin was hampered by an ankle injury to Jack Sclosser and struggled from the field, finishing with 14 baskets to Meadville's 28.
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Meav III
Meadville High
Bulldogs
Franklin
Knights
Bob Hunter
Tom Gray
Fiore Bergamasco
Jack Sclosser
Meadville
Minnesota guard Tom Brown heads to Canada Lions
AP reports Minnesota All-America guard Tom Brown, the nation's most decorated college lineman, signs a three year deal with the Vancouver Lions in the Western Interprovincial Football Union worth over 50000 dollars. Brown, a 240 pound tackle, is one of the highest paid pro rookie linemen.
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Canada
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Tom Brown
Vancouver Lions
Western Interprovincial Football Union
Corry Riflemen Lose By 14 Points At Home
The Corry Rod and Gun Club rifle team fell 245 to 241 to the Waltonians at the local club on East Washington Street. Gene Davis led Corry with 241 while Eugene Davis and Jim Weeks posted 240s for the hosts.
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Waltonians
Corry
East Washington Street
Invaders
Gene Davis
Eugene Davis
Jim Weeks
College scores by region with varied results
EAST Princeton 71 Brown 65 Dartmouth 51 Cornell 51 Penn 73 Yale 51 Harvard 67 Columbia 61 Navy 74 Colgate 73 LaSalle 74 Manhattan 68 Seton Hall 93 St Peters NJ 85 SOUTH Louisiana State 73 Kentucky 59 Tulane 4 Tennessee 59 Florida 58 Auburn 33 Memphis State 4 New Orleans Loyola 45 Miami Florida 99 Jacksonville 4 MIDWEST Dayton fit Central State Ohio a7 SOUTHWEST Texas 59 Baylor 58 Texas Tech 74 Texas A&M 68 FAR WEST UCLA 9 Arizona 68 Wyoming 86 Utah State 73 Oregon State 76 Washington State 66 Colo State Univ 73 Brigham Young 49 Idaho State 65 Colo Mines 33 Southern Cal 66 Washington 56 Stanford 67 Oregon 60 Nevada 53 Humboldt 46 Santa Clara 76 Hawaii 53
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Stan Jacobs
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Lou Merchant
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Brown
Texas Tech
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Washington
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Navy
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Tennessee
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UCLA
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Oregona
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Colo. State Univ
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Humboldt
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Briton Eyes Big Upset Of Champ Pender
In Boston AP report Terry Downes, former US Marine, banks on a late surge to upset middleweight champion Paul Pender in a 15 round title bout. Downes says he is in great shape and believes he is too strong for Pender, who forecasts a win by decision or knockout. Early betting favored Pender at 12-5. odds fell as Downes’ workouts drew English fans and money moved toward a closer fight by showtime.
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Paul Pender
Landon
Terry Dowdes
Tim
Downes
Pender
New York
Massachusetts
Europe
Sugar Ray Robinson
Wise Money
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