Crub Jamestown: Larry Wins Again
Corry High overwhelmed Jamestown 42-10 in the local gym as Larry Harrington stayed unbeaten at 7-0 with a third period pin after a 2-2 start. Gates edged Stockwell 10-0, keeping Corry’s lead and sending nine of 12 bouts to the Beaver side, with five pins included.
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Corry
Ken Hunt
Beavers
Red Raiders
Norm Thomas
Orange and Black
Warren
Jamestown
Fralick Brothers
Sam and
Dean
Larry Harring
Allston
Edmund Malek
Dan Eshelman
Harrington
Ignasiak
Fort LeBoeue
Larry
Sheriteion
LeBoeuf
al Higley
Dirk Simmonsen
Mike Bulchko
Russ Martin
Corry Kids To Bowl In Erie
Six teams of local kid keglers enter the Greater Erie State Team Elimination Bowling Tournament at Lakewood Bowling Center with two more teams slated for next Sunday. The district finals set for February 21 at Garden Lanes in Erie will determine state finalists with girls in the Women’s State Tournament and boys in the Men’s. Local squads include TRASHMEN, ALLEY KATS, BOWL-AIRE BOMBERS, AVALON ANGELS, RIVE ACES, and ROLLING FIVE with BLUE BELLS and AVALON listed for next weekend.
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Greater Erie
Lakewood
West 12Th Street
Greater Erie Association
Lava Ba Indera
Sik
Denny Dyckes
Alley Kats
Linda Wetmore
Marlene Kane
Sandy Orn
Becky Kane
Patty Wetmore
Bowl-Aire
Dan Dunnewold
Dave Dunnewold
Lanny Fitch
Jim Bracken
Rodney Hulings
Avalon Angels
Larry Hasbrouck
Dick Steves
Len Migliaccio
Terry McCray
Dave Wetmore
Rive Aces
Tom Morton
Doug Moston
Dick Gronostar
Dan Clark
Steve Dubrosky
Rolling
Denny Brumagin
Harley Taylor
Ronnie Bailey
Dale Higley
Craig McQuiston
Blue Bells
Marie Gluyha
Lauren Eskman
Theresa Tomeko
Debby Caruso
Betty Joe Malone
Avalon
Dexter Sandburg
Eugene Zajac
George Davis
Alan Morayek
Oil City Matmen Topple Dragons in close win
Oil City edged Warren 22-20 as Dick Thompson defeated Jim Shaughnessy 4-3 for his ninth win. Gil City’s Dick Titus beat Mike Pastrick 6-4 as Oil City erased a 20-19 deficit. Warren’s Al Brown moved to 9-0 with a 3-0 decision over Strickland. other Oilers listed include Sorenson, Gime lags, and Pauls.
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Oil City
Dragons
Jim Oil City
Warren
Dick Thompson
Jim Shaughnessy
Thompson
Shaughnessy
Tus
Gil City
Dick Titus
Mike Pastrick
Oilers
al Brown
Strickland
Doug Sorenson
Harold
Gimelags
Pauls “Sorenson
Oi City
Titus
Dick Best
Dennis Harkless
Jim Hutchinson
Jerry Ward
Denny Shaw
Terry Wood
Ith Acie She
Local boys basketball scores from last night
A slate of games across the region with Meadville edging Corry 60 50 Warren defeating Oil City 56 48 Titusville beating Franklin 63 47 and many others including McDowell 67 Conneaut Valley 54 Erie Academy 51 Harbor Creek 13 and Union City 87 Wesleyville 59, with East Forest 71 Pleasantville 72 and Commodore Perry 66 Forestville 6 highlight a busy night.
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Wection
Meadville
Corry
Warren
Oil City
Titusville
Franklin
Youngsville
Northern Area
Plymer
Chautauqua
Spartansburg
West Forest
Erie Academy
Harborcreek
McDowell
Conneaut Valley
Sherman
Ripley
Union City
Wesleyville
Wattsburg
Fort LeBoeuf
Clarion
Karns City
Cambridge Springs
Randolph
Sharpsville
Hickory
Townville
Linesville
Uniontown
Charleroi
Erie Prep
Erie East
Slippery Rock
Greenville
Sheffield
Reynolds-Sykesville
Commodore Peremton
Forestville
Bowling notes from Friday night league action
Joanne Tarwilliger led the Friday night Ladies League with games of 171 and 175. Eye Dunnewold converted a 5-7 split as teams Near Mrs. and Mascots posted mixed results with 19 losses and a win-streak.
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Joanne Tarwilliger
Eye Dunnewold
Lookit Us Go Wrestling Summary SCO 95 Pounds
Sam Frali pinned Burnside in the first period. Dean Fralick pinned Todaro quickly. Larry Harring pinned Page in the first period. RE of 60.
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SCO
Sam Frali
Burnside
Dean Fralick
Todaro
Larry Harring
Page
UCLA Rolling On in Top Ranked College Hoops
UCLA extended its winning streak to 22 in Pacific Eight play and 12 overall with a 76-54 win over California led by Gail Goodrich's 23 points and steals. Illinois earlier defeated UCLA 110-83 to end UCLA’s bid for a 30–game streak, while other top teams posted upsets and conference leaders jostled for position.
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UCLA
San Francisco
Champaign
Bruins
Marquette
Boston College
Southern California
Arizona
Minnesota
Utah
California
Associated Press
Gail Goodrich
Goodrich
Los Angeles
Stanford
Allen Young
Washington
East Carolina
Brigham Young
Tucson
Warren Rustand
Huskies
Oregon State
Seattle
Steve Olsen
Citadel
Ithaca
George Fisher
Arizona State
Sun Devils
Tempe
Fisher
Meadville Edges Corry In Tight Section Two Showdown
Meadville defeated Corry 60 to 50 in a hard fought Section Two basketball clash. John Morton led Meadville with 16 points as Corry lost players to fouls late in the game. Gary Swackhamer and Tom Morton fouled out for Corry while Beavers Dale Boyd and John Bliley contributed strong efforts.
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Corry
Meadville
Bulldogs
Beavers
Corryites
Gary Swackhamer
Ed Gray
Dick Tate
Chris Buchanan
Pete McLaughlin
Lukasik
Dick Fox
Meadvillé
John Claypool
Tom Morton
Morton
Claypool
Orange and Black
Dale Boyd
Sprin
John Bliley
Bliley
Eric Strong
Vincent
Titusville
Utes Lead With 29 As College Score Final Scores Vary
Montana State defeated Idaho 79 to 72 on two late free throws by Bill Gilles with four seconds remaining. Colorado State University beat Idaho State 64 to 57 at Pocatello while Weber State secured a 100 to 54 win over Portland State in Ogden. Holy Cross edged Dartmouth 98 to 44, Boston College beat Colby 89 to 54, Centenary topped Oglethorpe 61 to 49, Rutgers narrowly defeated Bucknell 70 to 66, and Seattle overwhelmed West Texas 103 to 57.
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Bill Gillespie
Montana State
Idaho
Colorado State U
Idaho State
Pocatello
Weber
Portland State
Ogden
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Boston College
Colby
Centenary
Oglethorpe
Rutgers
Bucknell
Seattle
West Texas
Thiel Suffers 26th Straight Defeat In Succession
Thiel College Tomcats drop to 0-7 this season after a 73-68 loss to Wayne State. The setback marks a 26 game losing streak over two years with six tied games and nine lead changes as Roberto Clemente undergoes surgery in Pittsburgh and plans to return to duties with the San Juan Senators in two weeks.
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Associated Press
Thiel College
Thiel
Wayne State
Tomcats
Roberto
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
San Juan
P. R. Clemente
San Juan Senators
Spartans Fall To Corry Junior High Beavers
Corry Junior High basketball crushed Sparta 58 to 19 at Sparta as Tiny Schwab led with 20 points and Tom Xander added 14. The locals, 5-3 on the season, host Oil City South next Friday after a second matchup earlier this year.
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Spartansburg
Corry
Beavers
Sparta
Spartans
Tiny Schwab
Tom Xander
Tom Kennedy
Dan Taylor
Rick Schwab
Terry Upperman
Bob Blair
Bill Johnston
Dan Corbett
Oil City South
Corry Sparta
U.S. Netters Reach Semis in Melbourne Cup
The United States advances to the semifinals of the Women’s International Federation Cup in Melbourne as Billie Jean Moffitt of Long Beach beats Lea Pericoli 6-3 6-1 and Carole Graebner of Cleveland defeats Francesca Gordigiani 6-1 6-0.
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Melbourne
Australia
United States
Mary Today
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Lea Pericoli
Carole Graebner
Cleveland
Ohio
Francesca Gordigiani
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