Local dance event aims to boost family engagement
A fragmented notice describes a community dance night with Lions Club involvement and an emphasis on family attendance. Details are unclear but indicate advance entries, municipal support, and a president’s focus on participation.
Warren Wallops Beaver Teams in 28 20 win
Warren used a decisive middleweight run to beat Corry 28 20 at the CAHL gym securing six straight Section Two wins. Key wins came at 127 138 138 145 154 and 165, with Bruce Taylor opening fast and Dick Thompson extending his pin streak. Beavers drop to 6 3 on the season and 3 2 in league play.
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Bob Savko
Edmund Mable
Ken
Chip) Hunt
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Leo Higley
Dick Henry
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al Culbertson
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Tom Johnson
Bob Higley
al Bean
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Mike Sproveri
Dale Gates
Beaver Jagvees
Sproveri
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Gates
Daelhausen
Herman Rennells
Little Beavers
Sam Fralick
Sudul
Mike Kowalski
Cummings
Larry Harrington
Shaffer
Edward Malek
Tomassoni
Troy Eshelman
Charel
Cliff Clark
Saylor
Joe Richardson
Buerkle
Clair Damon
Morgan
Dan Eshelman
King
Walton
Shaler
Celtics Narrow Defeat Lakers In NBA Action
Wilt Chamberlain led a 26 point effort as Boston Celtics beat the Los Angeles Lakers 122-80 at Boston Garden. The win keeps Boston ahead in the Eastern Division standings while the Western Division remains tight with Kansas City. Mirrored by other games, Detroit edged New York 101-99 and San Francisco triumphed in a Philadelphia venue. Local high school wrestling and basketball notes mention Warren forfeits and Culbertson brothers’ struggles, with a reunion during intermission and coach Karl Culbertson Sr. in attendance.
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Terry Rich
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Corry Dribblers Lose Second Section Game
Corry Dribblers suffered a second straight Section Two defeat as Warren routed them in last night’s 1948 game. Tinko led with 13 points while titles and standings shifted. Meadville beat Oil City 71-52 and Titusville edged Franklin 44-41. Warren moved ahead, leaving Corry to face tougher tests in upcoming games against Oil City, Meadville, and Warren.
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Beaver
Warren
Oil City
Meadville
Titusville
Franklin
Holly
Knights
Corry
Beavers
Wrestling Summary Sparks Early Team Thriller
Whammy Now 1-9-1 wrestling recap shows Bruce Taylor pinning Adam Thornton in 14 minutes of the first period. Team score 6-0 with several matches decided by points, pins, or forfeits as refs and officials tally the results for Oil City.
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Bruce Taylor
Adam Thornton
Terry Rich
Jay Jackson
Corry Riflemen Defeat Amboy in tight scoring duel
Corry Riflemen defeated Amboy in a two-squad match on separate ranges. Bill Hall led the A squad with 295, as Corry won 1466 to 1441 on the opponent’s range near Conneaut and 1476 to 1293 on the local Rod and Gun Club range. Top five included Lyle Gifford and Gene Davis. Amboy’s top scorer was 292.
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Corry
Amboy
Bill Mall
Conneaut
Hull
Lyle Giffund
Gene Davis
Dim Crosseut
Art Ireland
Bill Stroup
Dave Hulings
L. Harvey
Gifford
E. Davis
W. Hall
J. Cressent
J. Weeks
Basketball Scores and Leading Scorers Snapshot
Scores from SECTION TWO show Warren 79 Corty 48 Franklin 44 Titusville 41 Clymer 54 Mayall 43 Erie Academy 71 Erie Tech bE Erie Strong Vincent 73 Erie East 66 Erie Prep 70 McDowell 6% Mercer 74 Rocky Grove 61 Lakeview 82 Cranberry 50 Wattsburg 64 General Me vane 51 Girard 88 Union City 64 North East 95 Fort LeBoeuf Wesleyville 81 Fairview 78 Lawrence Park 71 North western 68 Northern Area 78 Pleasant ville 47 East Forest 69 Tidioute 43 Conneaut Lake 55 Cambridge Springs 44 Linesville 74 Townville 5% Conneaut Valley 86 Randolph at Elwood City 59 Farrell 57 West Forest 89 Pymatuning 5 Norwin 58 Greensburg 50 Jamestown 68 Dunkirk 62 Sherman 52 Dunkirk Ind. 26. Leading scorer Willie Shaw of Lane Tenn tops small college scorers with 41.4 ppg in eight games. Ed Williams of Maryland State is runner up at 39.6. Polley from Chandler, Ariz defeated Chuvalo and Boosted record to 66-63. he plans retirement. Attend Your Church This Sunday.
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Erie
Vincent
Erie East
Erie Prep
McDowell
Mercer
Rocky Grove
Lakeview
Cranberry
Wattsburg
General Mevane
Girard
Union City
North East
Fort LeBoeuf
Wesleyville
Fairview
Lawrence Park
Northwestern
Northern Area
Pleasantville
East Forest
Tidioute
Conneaut Lake
Cambridge
Springs
Linesville
Townville
Conneaut Valley
Randolph
New York
Willie Shaw
Lane
Tenn
Shaw
Maryland State
Ed Williams
Folley Hears From Liston After Chuvalo Win
Zora Folley, a 31 year old veteran and father of seven, defeated George Chuvalo in a 10 round national television bout. He received a telegram from Sonny Liston indicating consideration for a title shot if Folley beats Chuvalo, and Folley recalled hurt ing Liston in a previous clash.
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Zora Folley
Sonny Liston
Polley
Folley
George Chuvalo
Sonny Bisson
Chuvalo
Foley
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Finley Plans Court Move Over Athletics Transfer Approval
Charles C. Finley intends to press a court challenge after American League owners voted to deny permission for moving the Kansas City Athletics to Louisville. Finley, stating he will fight for what he believes is right, consulted trial lawyer Louis Nizer as Rep Emanuel Celler urged a court suit, calling the case high handed.
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Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Beavers, Dragons tussle as Warren powers away late
Corry and Corry pounded early with 15 points apiece in the opening eight minutes before Warren surged. Johnson led Warren with 24 points, while Holcomb Johnston combined for 29 for the Dragons. Don Tinko stood out for Corry with 13 as the Beavers faded down the stretch.
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Warren
Johnson
Holcomb
Haer
Johnston Roop Smith
Loomis Casperson Lawton
Creola Albaugh Arnold
Sunheimer
Corry
Hotchkiss Morton
Hressi Swackhamer Bliley
Tinko
Tale-O Beal
Claypool A
Bab Warren
Im Johnson
Joe Massa
Gary Holcomb
Paul Johnston
Dragons
Don Tinko
Warren Dragons win big in section battle. Meadville tops Oil City
Warren dominated Corry 79 to 57 as Erickson led with 20 points and twelve players scored. Corry struggled at the line with 19 of 40 foul shots while Warren hit 15 of 21. Meadville erased a two point halftime edge with a 47 point second half paced by Clay Larson's 20. Oil City got 17 from Jack Woods and Titusville fell 56-39 to Franklin.
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Rencontin- Currys Srg
Dragons
Warren
Coney
Oil City
Erickson
John Claypool
Ron Swackhamer
Corry
Rick Hammond
Dick Tate
Tom Varrassa
Dave Edwards
Mike Dubrosky
John Tate
Meadville
Bulldogs
Clay Larson
Nick Costtella
Jack Woods
Oilers
Dave Pearson
Titusville
Franklin
Rockets
Bob Harper
Red Law
Tim Callahan
Twain Meet In AFL Star Game
SAN DIEGO AP Western and Eastern AFL stars clash in Balboa Stadium for the third All Star game. Kickoff 1:90 pm EST, national TV, crowd expected around 27 000. Tobin Rote leads the West at quarterback with Sid Gillman coaching, backed by Lance Alworth and Clem Daniels. East features Jack Kemp Babe Parilli Cookie Gilchrist and Dick Mathis with Houston's Charlie Hennigan and Gino Capelletti polling the aerial attack.
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Balboa Stadium
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Paul Dowe
Keith Linscoln
Oakland
Clem Daniels
Mike Holovak
Boston
Buffalo
Jack Kemp
Babe Parilli
Kemp
Cookie Gilchrist
Larry Garron
Dick Mathis
New York
Gilchrist
Houston
Charlie Hennigan
Balding Leads Crosby as TV Seeding Shifts Round Three
Heavy rain and wind threaten Pebble Beach third round of the Crosby tournament seeded for television. Canadian Al Balding holds 11 under 183, with Bruce Devlin three back. Leaders, including Palmer, Nicklaus, and Boros, slated to play under TV spotlight amid split courses at Pebble Beach Cypress Point and Monterey Peninsula.
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al Balding
Bruce Devlin
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Julius Boros
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Boros
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