Beaver Wrestlers Fall 36 13 in Non Conference Meet
Saegertown’s strong wrestling squad defeated Corry High 36 to 13 in Beaver gym. Key wins by Larry Harrington Alan Higley Stub McChesney and Don Scott narrowed the gap before a late Saegertown surge. Corry travel to Oil City next for a Section 2 game with JV at 6:30 p.m. and varsity at 8 p.m. including fresh man Mike Thomas debut.
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Larry Harrington
Jim Crecraft
Harrington
Alan Higley
Harry Scott
Higley
Stub McChesney
Don Marley
McChesney
Saegertown
Bob Braymer
Jeff Jackson
Dick Braymer
Larry Dingfelder
Tom Mulligan
Jim Seitz
Fralick
Beavers
Mike Thomas
Thomas
Don Scott
Beaver
Moxie
Corry
Oil City
Oilers
It Was A Long Night In Grappling Action
Corry fell to Saegertown 7 4 1 in a top photo match as Joe Hutchinson battled Rod Frazier to the mat. Terry Upperman showed a punishing gat wrench, while Keith Watson defeated Corry’s 180powder for a 10 0 decision as Saegertown Beavers won 36 13.
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Corry
Saegertown
Unlimited Grappler
Joe Hutchinson
Rod Frazier
Frazier
Tom
Terry Upperman
Snegertown
Keith Watson
Watson
Beavers
Bill Eaton Jr
Local High School Basketball Scores Roundup
A large slate of games shows Vincent defeating Oil City 48 to 44 and Tech beating McDowell 54 to 50. Other notable results include St Meadville 78 over Academy 56, East 53 over Bradford 39, Fairview 89 over Union City 42, and Northwestern 76 over Wattsburg 0.
Corry Rod Gun Club Deer Pool Winners Announced
Harold Mitchell topped the club’s deer pool with a nine point buck, Reese A Drayer had the heaviest buck at 149 pounds, and John Francek won the heaviest doe at 125 pounds. The meeting also covered a cancelled movie on January 24, a state pheasant stocking application, city rabbit trapping with the game commission, fox pelts selling for 7.50 to 8.50, and plans for the February 1 fish fry at the Moose Club with membership card at entry.
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Harold Mitchell
Corry
The
Game Commission
Jamestown
Moose Club
John Sivaim
Durocher Predicts Cubs Rise After Last-Place Finish
Toronto report says Leo Durocher forecasts the Chicago Cubs will win the first division next year. He cites Ferguson Jenkins of Chatham Ontario as a rising example, noting Jenkins aims to be a relief pitcher to help the team, despite young age and height.
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Toronto
Leo Durocher
Chicago Cubs
Ferguson Jenkins
Chatham
Ont
Durocher
Corry JV wrestling brief falls to Saegertown 37 16
Corry High gym saw Saegertown JVs overwhelm the Little Beavers 37 to 16 in prelims. Bob Martin Clark Eaton and Chuck Martin pinned opponents for 16 points. Martin extended his win streak to six and seven of eight. Eaton and Martin improved records, while Denny Brown saw a three match streak end with a 5 2 defeat to Paul Williams.
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Corry
Saegertown Jvs
Corry High Gymnasium
Little Beavers
Bob Martin
Clark Eaton
Chuck Martin
Tom Burns
Joe Bradley
Bill Hammer
Denny Brown
Paul Williams
Spartansburg five roll past Tidioute in 120 63 rout
Spartansburg clinched their seventh straight win and tenth in twelve with a 120 to 63 victory over Tidioute at home. Elden Miller led with 25 points, Bruce Allen 24, and Bob Troyer 20 as ten Spartans scored. Hal Tubbs returned to action, six points, ahead of Friday’s key home game against East Forest.
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Bier
Spartans
Rene Nicklas
Elden Miller
Bruce Allen
Bob Troyer
Don Minnick
Hal Tubbs
Tubbs
East Forest
Sawyer's
Forts Et Ates Raymond
Adams
Barbara Raymond
Ronnie Savko
Troyer
Ruth Slayton
Shirley
Bob Martin
Larson
Irene Gronostar
Burns
Dot Wotus
Betty Shaf
Minnick
Fer
Mary Houser
Clark Eaton
Scouten
Bradley
Davis
Dee
Brent Allén
Larry Walters
Linden
Regal
Don Johnson
Ray
Dave Sekerak
Williams
Denny Brown
Smallsreed
Dick Steves
Chuck Martin
Hammer
Hanes
Craig Stewart
Pirates
May And McBean Sign For Pirates In 1967
AP reports relief pitcher Al McBean and catcher Jerry May have signed with the Pittsburgh Pirates for 1967. Pirates list 11 players under contract. McBean appeared in 47 games in 1966 with four wins three saves and a 3.21 ERA. May played 42 games last season hitting .250 and later broke a finger in the Dominican Winter League.
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McBean
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Snitcher
al McBean
Jerry May
Pittsburgh Pirates
Buccos
Balf
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