Crystal Ball predicts Friday night sport upsets and wins
The column rates 19 upcoming games with 14 correct picks so far this season. Franklin hosts Cranberry while Millcreek faces Corry and Warren meets Bradford. Other matchups include Erie Academy versus Oil City and Erie East versus Harborcreek with several regional games listed.
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Franklin
Meadville
Titusville
Warren
Crystal Ball
Millcreek
Corry
Beavers
Knights
Berries
Bradford
Joss
Cashman
Grove City
Rockets
Erie Academy
Creola Leads Scorers in opening league clash and beyond
Creola drops 23 points against Corry then repeats Friday to top Section II scoring with 46. Titusville’s Joel Benson matches 46 as rival leaders emerge, Meadville’s Glyde Stailsmith climbs to 37, Franklin’s Bobby Lynch slides to 4th with 35, and others like Dewey Jones Hunter and Pero vie for top totals.
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Warrens
Ery Uuue
Nick Creola
Corry
Oil City
Titusville
Joel Benson
Benson
Glyde Stailsmith
Meadville
Franklin
Bobby Lynch
Lou Fogle
George Dewey
Jim Jones
Highth
Tony Pero
Walt Thomas
Bob Hunter
Ange
Kim Davison
Terry Williams
Corry Beavers edge Erie Tech in tight score exchange
Corry Beavers defeated Erie Tech by two points while Erie Tech beat Erie Academy by six and Academy beat East by eight. East topped Meadville by nine and New Castle beat Eric Strong Vincent by four as Meadville trims roster with three players dropped for grades and practice. Stan Kowalski named co captain at Buffalo and Chuck Scott seeks Corry center role. Ware High wrestlers crush St Marys 48 to 5 ahead of two meets.
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Corry
Beavers
Erie Tech
Tech
Erie Academy
Academy
East
Meadville
Bulldogs
New Castle
Eric Strong Vincent
Maurice Hunter
Jerry Dobbins
Howard Lindsey
Johnsonbure
Stan Kowalski
Cocaptain
University of Buffalo
Football Bisons
Chuck Scott
Wareren High
St. Marys
NBA Scores Report From Saturday and Sunday
Associated Press recap lists New York 117 over Glacinyatt 105 and Philadelphia 100 over Detroit 84. Also shows Boston 159 over Sh Lon 70, New York 120 over Syracuse 108 and Metro Minneapolis 104 over Philadelphia 98.
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Associated Press
New York
Glacinyatt
Philadelphia
Detroit
Regis Bostol
Sh. Lon
Syracuse
Metro Minneapolis
Paradelphis
Storm Postpones Corry Franklin Wrestling Meet Tonight
A storm postpones the Corry Area High School vs Franklin wrestling match at CAHS gym with a new date not yet set. Corry plans lineup changes including three new members and shifts by Bob Jackson Jim Hubbard and Roger Munn as they prepare for Warren next on the Dragons mat weather permitting.
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Corry
Beavers
Warren
Apoitier
Conty Area High School
Franklin
CAHS
Pelix Matthews
Bob Jackson
Munn
Inh Pounder
Bob
Dave Johnson
Buell
Gary Prulick
Kenny Stutzman
Fak Malek
George McQuiston
Bob Lindsey
Lindsey
Beaver
Franklin Sibs
Corry Juniors Fall To Jamestown Lads In Y Pool Meet
Corry youths debut in a YMCA pool meet with Jamestown, losing 187 to 81. Jamestown swept events across age groups 10 and under through 14 and under with multiple firsts, while Corry athletes earned several top times and relays, setting the stage for a January 31 rematch at Jamestown.
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Corry
Jamestown
Tean
Bill Cochran
Cor- Ty
Cnil
Corry Ists
Bette
Linberg
B. Ervin
Alexder
Linbers
Counasse
Keppel
R Carlson
Perlee
Layson
Johnson Gly
Allyn
Stam
Mong
Ard
Marsh
Carlson
Bowen
Johnson
Erwin
Curry
Blount
Tabor
Fleeger
Saff
Anderson
Summerville
Clark
McQuiston
J. Johnson
Bulard
Latin Americans Clash Tonight at St Nicholas Arena
Benny Paret of Cuba and Victor Salazar of Argentina renew their feud on Monday's reopening show at St Nicholas Arena New York after a December brawl. Promoter Teddy Brenner seeks a TV deal as boxing returns after the holiday pause with a mixed card including other heavyweight and welterweight bouts.
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Benny Paret
Cuba
Victor Salazar
Argentina
St. Nicholas Arena
New York
Paret
Zalazar
Snockouts
Teddy Brenner
Ruth Jessen captures Tampa Women's Open by six strokes
Ruth Jessen of Seattle won the Tampa Women's Open with a six stroke margin, finishing at 201 total. Other golf, bowling, tennis, track, swimming, and horse racing results from the day include Billy Welu and Marion Ladewig winning at Nations All-Star Bowling, Perry Jones named U.S. Davis Cup captain, John Thomas breaking the indoor high jump record, and Terrange winning at Santa Anita.
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Tampa
Fla
Ruth Jessen
Seattle
Buffalo
Billy Welu
St. Louis
Marion Ladewig
Grand Rapids
Mich
Fennis
Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Perry Jones
Los Angeles
Boston
John Thomas
Boston Univ
Ron Delany
Villanova
Hockey Results Draft from Galleday Schedule
Chicago defeats New York 7 to 1 and Montreal tops Tarutila 4 to 2. Detroit wins 2 to 1 as Montreal beats Chicago 1 to 1 in another Sunday result. Boston and Toronto set for Monday action in Nogales.
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Chicago
New York
Boston
Montreal
Detroit
Toronto
Major college hoops idle as top 10 take a break
AP reports half of the top 10 in the national rankings are idle until Jan 26, opening the door for lower-ranked contenders like Auburn Cincinnati Michigan St St John’s NY and West Virginia. NC State Kentucky and Kansas State won while idle. Auburn, Cincinnati and St John’s push for attention as others schedule key games Friday through Saturday.
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Associated Prem
Mighty
Hall of the Associated Press
Nort Carolina State
Kentucky
North Carolina
Kansas State
Auburn
Cincinnati
Michigan Star
St. John’s
West Virginia
Mississippia
Minnesota
Villanova
Drexel
Providence
Virgil
Tostes
Western Kentucky
Loulaville
Utah
Skyline Tenders
Brigham Young
Beattie
Montana Blaze
Bowling Green
North Carolina State
Wake Forest
Tennessee
Missouri
Alabama
Drake
St. Joseph's
Celtics Stun Hawks In High-Scoring NBA Bout
Boston roars past Atlanta 139-137 as Bill Sharman nets 56 and Bob Cousy adds 26, while Cliff Hagan leads Hawks with 28. Knicks stay close with Syracuse. New York tops Syracuse 120-118 as Farmer and Guerin shine.
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Symsquoneen Fres
Natonal Basketball Assn
Boston
Celtics
St. Louis
Hawks
New York
Celts
Syracuse
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
Cincinmati
Detroit
Bill Sharman
Bob Cousy
Sharman
Cousy
Cliff Hagan
Knicks
Mike Farmer
Richie Guerin
New Yorkers
Johnny Kort
Dolph Schayex
Elgin Baylor
Bakers
Tom Gola
Ball Aridi
Warriors
Cincinnati
Archit Dees
Blondie
Beav er Club Hosts Harlem Defeat by Satellites in Corry
Corry archers and Beaver Club present a mixed program as the Harlem Defeat Satellites visit Corry High School gym. The Erie group led by Neal Humphrey and Bip Mouse posted a strong showing, while local archers such as Dick Kinney and Corry Adopters vied for top scores in indoor range competition on Main Street.
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Corry
Beaver Club
Harlem
Erie Satellites
Warlem
Coys Beaver Club
Encour
Avegess
Stnith
Horii
Negra
Bevo Francis
Niky
Chaunler
Lill
Brown
Wiel
Harlem Clobe- Totti
Trown
Digan
Philippines
Okiowa
Frele
Athermen
Erle
Simon T. Manson
Thorpson
Wall Finishes With 41 But Wins Crosby
Art Wall captured the Crosby Roll title with a final round 41 to finish 279 total and claim the $6 000 victory. Gene Littler faltered late with a costly three putt as Wall surged from nine down to win on the final hole. Littler and Jimmy Demaret tied for second earning $2 150 each while Wall’s three tournament total reached $9 970.
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Art Wall
Leat Pennsylvanian
Wall
Gene Liter
San Diego
Littler
Will
Charlen Coe
Art Anderson
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Ted
Tijuana
Royals win Albis Stig Stakes at Hinleah Park
Miami boat Rampage Octopus 13:80 wins the $25,675 Albis Stig Stakes at Hinleah Park by one and a quarter lengths as Royals score 18 points. Detroit Pistons star Walt Dukes tops with 26 in a 11% game behind St. Louis in the Western Division. Also, New York beats Cincinnati 117-105 and Philadelphia edges Detroit 106-104 on Saturday.
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Miami
Fla
Octopus
Hinleah Park
Royals
Pistons
Detroit
Walt Dukes
St. ‘Louis
New York
Cincinnat
Philidelphia
Raymonds Delaquents Meet Delinquents In Urban Showdown
Two youth teams face off in a sparsely detailed district gymnasium tilt described as a blend of hoop and carnival, with players listed including Chuck Williams Bob Williams Paul Taylor Joe Bates Leo Hooks Bud Gumbleton Jim Lundy and Elwin Gage for the Raymonds Delaquents and Ike Kovach Lew Danner Roy Reed Ray Root Pete Mubrosky Oselo Junwell Rubs Crsset for the visiting squad.
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Pily
Hrhié
Corry
Corky Aven High School
Atellar
Diventies
Chuck Williams
Bob Williams
Paul Taylor
Joe Bates
Paul Stroup
Leo Hooks
Bud Gumbleton
Jim Lundy
Joe Hand
Elwin Gage
Ikeo Ed Kovach
Rd Beighan
Lew Danner
Roy Reed
Ray Root
Pete Mubrosky
Osele Jnwell
Rubs
Canada Cagers Upset Russians in World Amateur Basketball
The Canadian team defeated the Russians in a World Amateur Basketball Championship where the United States team, composed of former college stars in the Air Force, also won 87-78 against Argentina and 108-58 against the United Arab Republic, altering the early standings as the Russians, previously co-favorites, suffered an upset.
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Sia
Los
Canada
America
Air Force
Argentihm
Chita
United Arab Republic
Hugin
Smalles
United States
Olmedo and Mackay Reach Semifinals in Classic
The article notes Olmedo and Mackay advancing to the semifinals with a match summary showing opponents from Australia and Sweden. It mentions players like Rod Laver and Bob Mark in context and references a 7-5 4-0 scoreline amid the event details.
Bowl Aire matches spark crowded bowling card
Readable sections show bowlers and scores with a list of participants led by Bowl-Aire team members and high game marks. Names include Florence Lanviell Dale Mireidee Evland Harvey and Bert aus Varipy, with total pins and split results noted across multiple frames.
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Hess
Wight
Evland Harvey
Avil WU Lititette
Melis Bert Aus Varipy
Mighty Games
Aly Thoves
Hib & Miu
Meliies Steel
Red Ox
Bae
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Bud) Werner
Steamboat Springs
Colo
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Australia
Jon Konrads
Arcadia
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Terrange
Santa Anita
Santa Catalina
MSU
Corry Stars
Batellites
Rotor Sihudar Shurlen
Bip" Mouse
Mie Kellen
Sud
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Lincoln University of Missouri
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Hy Eee
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Gilson’s
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Martin Mulligury
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Mackay
Chai Crayford
Pleat Mf
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California
Mick Ray
Dayton
Ohio
Rod Laver
Bob Mark
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Uwe Schuid
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