St Josephs Surge Keeps Hawks At No 4 In AP Poll
The younger Guokas, Matthew Jr., scores 12 as St Josephs College of Philadelphia crushes Seton Hall 115-81 to extend the Hawks’ season mark to 13-1. Harvard and others post wins while N C State, Marquette and Duke chase ACC lead in a busy college basketball night.
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Keith Sedlacek
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Bob Wolf
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Karty’ Lakin
Duke
Wake Forst
ACC
Moose's Mangles Raymonds In Volleyball Start
Moose's Restaurant opened defense of its 194 champion ship with two high powered victories over Raymonds in the Men's Volleyball League last night at Corry Area High School. Ajax defeated McInnes twice 23-20 and 21-18. State Farm edged Corry Jamestown 1 21-18 and 20-13. BPM No. 1 took BPM 2 twice 30-9 and 30-11. Kinley-Dolan dumped Corry Faam 25-28 and 6-13. Nationwide whipped Corry Jamestown 2 33-22 and 32-15.
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Nationwide
Corry bowlers advance to Erie semifinal tourney
Corry bowlers will be well represented in the semifinals of the Nationwide Insurance TV Bowling Tournament in Erie. More than 1,000 local competitors entered, with top 20 percent advancing, and 12 Corry bowlers from each division set to compete in Erie at Eastland Bowl and Berry's Auditorium. The Region 7 finals will be held in Oil City with 144 finalists, and nearly 500,000 entries nationwide across 12 Northeastern states.
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Bob Fenton
Duane Troyer
Bill Stockton
Robbie Robinson
Bill Dahl
Chester Czech
Ed Zewatsky
Ronnie Trisket
Chuck Hess
Joe Weber
Bob Ottaway
Larry McCray
Bob Hand
Art Merry
Norm Swart
Jim Hannan
Paul Crowell
Paul Teeter
Dave Brooks
Dave Miller
Earl Bailey
Dick Merkle
Dick Culver
Rick Houghtling
Norm Lewis
Lyle Johnson
Mary Perkins
Marion Tripp
John Evanko
Ron Rouse
Chuck Thomas
Bill Mitchell
Ray Tarbell
Bernie Stoddard
Dick Fuller
Dave Gilson
Oscar Joncas
Ray Higley
Browns clash over Rozelle and Paul Brown
Cleveland owner Art Modell and player Bernie Parrish spark a rift as Rozelle faces unseating efforts while Paul Brown is proposed as his replacement. A six member Players Association committee will meet next week to discuss charges, and Modell calls Parrish’s stance outrageous.
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Baltimore Colts
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Pistoleers Clash as Gem City Hosts Two Matches
Local pistoleers from Corry and Gem City of Erie met at the Red and Gun Club range. Dick Lindberg led the night with 283 272 555. Corry and Gem City tallied team scores, with Corry finishing 1351 and 1346 in two head to head segments, while Gem City posted 1213 and 1182.
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Corryites
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R. Mann
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Frank Pakulski
GEM City
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Pakulski
Ernie Simpson
Atknsons
Wilt Chamberlain Traded to 76ers
Wilt Chamberlain, the highest paid NBA player, was traded to the Philadelphia 76ers by the San Francisco Warriors late last night after he played for the West in the All Star game.
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Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia 76Ers
San Francisco Warriors
Scholastic swimming meets results Meadville defeats Erie Tech
Meadville 54 Erie Tech 40 in scholastic swimming. Harborcreek 27 North East 21 and Fairview 32 Conneaut 18 in scholastic wrestling and related matches.
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Erie Tech
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North East
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Conneaut
Records Fall In Philly Key Tourney
Roy Lown and Glenn Allison highlight the $100,000 All-Star Bowling Tournament in Philadelphia with a historic opening day, including a perfect 300 by Lown and a 1435 six-game set by Allison, as top veterans struggle against the 36 lanes at Convention Hall and the field heads toward later rounds.
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Roy Lown
Glenn Allison
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Miami Beach
Dick Weber
St. Louis
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Convention Hall
Don Carter
Weber
High Point Closes Gap on Evansville in AP Small College
High Point slips closer to Evansville in the Associated Press small-college rankings as ten of thirteen voters place Evansville first while High Point earns two first place votes and Winston-Salem is listed third.
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New York
Evansville
Associated Press
North Carolina
Winston Salem
Bowling leaders and high scores in local leagues
Fred Clark and Shorty Coan led the VFW Men's A League with 212 205 186 and 203 187 leave others high scorers Paul Clark 217 200 and many players posting 200s across the league. Standings show Rudy's Tavern atop the table with 39 wins and 15 losses, Moose's Rest & Bar 37 17, Citizens Bank 7 respectively.
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Angie Crapser
Edith Higley
Charlotte Steves
Louella Yoder
Sophie Douglas
Joanne Terwilliger
Kay Spoon
Kay Messina
Phyllis Czech
Gladys Stroup
Dana McEldowney
Barbara Loveland
Bette Kane
Peg Elchynski
Willa Rhodes
Ruth Pransky
Edith Jukes
Mary Helen Curtis
Irene Gronostar
Cathy King
Chester Czech
Bob Ottaway
Bob’ Hand
Dick , Culver
Bill Dahl
Ronnie Trisker
Ed Zewatsky
Chuck Hess
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Coan
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Leon Root
Phil Seals
John Woodard
Bob
Don Bradford
Bob Lindstrom
Chuck Elchynski
Russ Cassett
Sonny Staples
Joe Weber
Dan McEldowney
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John Evanko
Rick Houghtling
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Audrey Rouse
Bertha Carroll
Mildred Whitely
Jim Fenno
Rdsie Caruso
Dick McCray
Duquesne Slipping after Loss to La Salle at Palestra
The Duquesne Dukes tumble to 7-6 after a 82-89 defeat at La Salle in Philadelphia. Guard Hug in Corry led a late push as the resilient Explorers stretched ahead in a tense game.
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