CAHS Cagers End Warren Streak On Beavers Victory
Corry Beavers beat Warren 65 47 at home to snap a six season drought against the Dragons. Bromiley led with 21 points, Scholton added 19, Johnson 10 as Corry surged 24 points in the fourth period to seal the sectional bid. Warren used 12 players with limited success as Corry shot 48 21 overall and hit 23 of 35 free throws.
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Ron Schrecengost
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Mesdville
Qi City
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Oil City
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Titusville
Harold Bromiey
Ron Johnson
Dick Scholton
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Scholton
Sizling
Johnson
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Bromley
Schrecengost
Mike Vincent
Art Hotchins
Schrevengost
Herb Klodell
Sophonieris
Dolin
Tinko
Yotn Billey
Jayvee
Davent
Joe Falworth
Johnson Scholten
Vincent
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Jay Jackson
Hanna
Sudal
Art Dingfelder
Buttars
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Tom Spetz
Boas
Tom Johnson
Dick Malek
Atkins
Wick
Gary Donaldson
Merle Malek
Brown
ED Krasa
Thompson
Leo Higley
Christensen
A Johnson
Bob Culbertson
Gidders
Phillips
AL Culbertson
Ponsell
Arnold
Winslow
Jim Barber
Frank Lignelli
The Spoken Word In Print Remains Always Present
A brief notice underscores the durability of the printed word and its continued prominence in media heritage. It emphasizes how spoken word concepts persist alongside printed formats. The piece highlights ongoing relevance across platforms and time.
Famine Finished Famine Finished In Last aoe
Corry and Warren met in a tight wrestling meet at Warren where Warren surged from an 18 0 deficit to lead 25 23 before Corry tied it late. Jim Barber fell to Gail Winslow in the final bout as Warren won 28 25. Warren leads Section Two with 30, Corry 21, and Warren 2 0 in league play.
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Warren
Beavers
Jim Barber
Gail Winslow
Oil City
Corry
Bob Mulgin
Winslow
Bill Swarm
Malvin
Steam Tke Warren
Dingfelder
Spelz
al Culbertson
Ike
Ed Krasa
All City
Franklin
Titusville
Buffalo Bills Cagers Meet Warren Beverages Tomorrow
Warren hosts the Buffalo Bills basketball squad at Beaty Junior High Gym at 3 pm as the Bills, fresh from a strong football season, bring a lineup including Ernie Warlick Stew Barber Tom Ruchlee Wray Carlton Tom Day Al Berniller Willie West and Bill Shipley. The Warren Beverages boast a tough home lineup and a 2 pm prelim features the Sheffield Tidependents against the Youngsville National Bank.
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Warren
Buffalo Bills
Warren Beverage
Warrenites
Bills
Hiomaé
Beaty d
Buffalo
Ernie Warlick
Stew Barber
Tom Ruchlee
Wray Carlton
Tom Day
al Berniller
Willie West
Bill Shipley
Barber
Bradford
Berniller
Pennsylvania
Sheffield
Youngsville National Bank
Basketball Scores Roundup From Numerous Pennsylvania Games
Section Two lists many high school basketball results with Corry defeating Warren 85 to 47 and Meadville beating Ol City 79 to 45. Other mañanas include Erie Tech 87 over Erie Strong 66 and McDowell 66 over Erie East 61 in OT, along with numerous district matchups and final scores across towns and schools. Pro boxing highlights show Jose Lopez knocking out Stan Davis in the third round in Los Angeles, and Mauro Mina defeating Eddie Cotton for the South American light heavyweight title in Lima.
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Corry
Warren
Meadville
Franklin
Titusville
Spartansburg
West Forest
Youngsville
Northern Area
East Forest
Pleasantville
Erie Academy
Erie Prep
Erie Tech
Erie
McDowell
Erie East
General McLane
Wattsburg
Los Angeles
Jase Lopez
Thuand
Mexico
Stan Davia
Louisville
Lima
Penu
Mauro Mina
Eddie Cotton
Seattle
Wash
Corry Riflemen Edge Erieites In Narrow Shootout
Corry Riflemen defeated the Walnut Creek Club in a tight match at Evie. Final score tied 1850 to 1850 before Corry secured the win with a strong offhand showing led by Bills Hall 393. Losers included F Taylor 394 with other Corry shooters named Robson Wassink Davis Hipwell and Crowell.
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Aiflemen
Walnut Creek
Evie
Corryites
Corry
Erieites
Bill Hall
F. Taylor
W. Robson
T Wassink
G. Davis
H. Hipwell
J. Crowell
Walnut Creek Psekeo
W. Walsh
J. Boht C. Hogan
J. Weed
J. Noble
J. Weeks
W. Hall
E. Davis
L. Gifford
John Ralston Named Stanford Football Coach
Stanford selects John Ralston, former Utah State coach and California rival, as modern era head football coach after phone call from Logan Utah. Ralston accepts the position as CHAMP LOSES OUT PORT ST. LUCIE Florida. A traffic jam eased as 125 survivors head into PGA event third round of the National Golf Club Championship.
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Stanford University
John Ralston
Stanford
California
Utah State Aggies
Ralston
Logan
Utah
Champ
Port ST. Lucte
Fla
Hynselm Snow
Chick Harbert
PGA
Corry Stars Meet New York Team For Bowling Benefit
Corry hosts a charity bowling night headlined by the Jenny team from Rochester led by Johnny Quinn to face the local All-Stars in a three game series to benefit the American Cancer Society. The York visitors include Quinzi Nabbs and Booch Durante with Dr Steve Altimo among the Jenny quintet.
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New York
Rochester
WEW
American Cancer Society
Bill Hammond
Sonny Staples
Bob Hand
Bill Lamielle
Shorty Doan
Johnny Quinn
Jenny
Genesee Brewery of
Quinzi
Trist
Bid
Chicago
Norbert “Nabbs
McLaughlin
Kegler
Dick Hoover
Don Ellis
Andy Varipappa
Thirmin Gibson
Tony “Booch Durante
Pooch
Fay
Dick Praysinda
Steve Altimo
Professional Bowlers Association
American Bowling Congress
Joe Gibbon Signs Pittsburgh Pirates 1904 Contract
Pitcher Joe Gibbon, 27, signed his 1904 contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates yesterday. He endured a sore arm and a broken thumb last season, finishing with a 13-10 record in the WL before slipping to a 34- record.
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Joe Gibbon
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Gibbon
Sevon
Stanford-Oregon Clash Highlights Narrow Big Six Title Race
Washington drops to 2-2 as Stanford trips Washington 7 48 and may take control of the Big Six with a win over Washington tonight. Stanford meets UCLA in a trio of tests Feb 9 22 and March 8 with the league title likely decided in those games.
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Penn a Bowler In Spotlight
America's greatest bowlers were sidelined as Bill Beach of Sharon Pennsylvania surged to a record bowling feat at the All-Star Bowling tournament. Beach totaled 1000 for four games in the second block, topping Don Millis of Houston who rolled 999. Beach rose to second place with an 1780 eight game total, while Ellis led after Friday with 1873.
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America
Sharon
Bill Beach
Beach
Don Millis
Houston
Ction
Ellis
San Jose fighter retains North American flyweight title
In San Jose Ray Peres of San Jose stopped Ray Pacheco of Las Vegas in 2 minutes 47 seconds of the eighth round to retain the North American flyweight championship. Perer weighed 112 and Pacheco 111. In Tacoma George Wright of Tacoma, 160, won by seventh round technical knockout over Charlie Smitt of Los Angeles.
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Ray Pacheco
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Beav er Banquet Speaker Kenneth Cochrane Celebrated
Kenneth Red Cochrane, Akron professor and former Erie athletic director, spoke at Wednesday Night Beaver Banquet. Born in Glasgow, he joined the United States in 1913 and built a career in athletics, coaching, and physical education at the University of Akron and beyond. He helped develop strong athletic programs and led multiple schools to championships. He is married to Ruth Fletcher and has two Akron graduates daughters.
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Red Cochrane
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Hom
Department of Physical Education
University of Akron
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Gras Wwice
David Hill School
Akrolt
Strong Vincent High School
Erle
Shire Plamplois
Erie
Ohio
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Collee
Ruth Fletcher
Casper, Hill Lead Pebble Beach Round In 50,000 Golf Classic
Billy Casper moves near the top at Pebble Beach while Dave Hill gathers momentum with back to back rounds. Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus stay in contention as the leaders tackle the course used for Bing Crosby’s event. Cypress Point and Monterey Peninsula host the action televised nationally. In Regina, Bob Shaw named head coach of the Saskatchewan Roughriders after Steve Owen’s resignation.
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Billy Casper
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Pebble Beach
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Monterey Peninsale Country
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Casner
Palmer
Bine
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Clewit
Cypress Point
Monterey Peninsula
Regina
Sask
Bob Shaw
Baltimore
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Saskatchewan Roughriders
Shaw
Steve Owen
Sparta Roars To Victory Over West Forest 70 47
Sparta's quick offense powered a 70 to 47 win over West Forest as Terry Maynard led with 14 points followed by Larry Greer with 12 and Marv Tubbs with 12. Sparta and Youngsville share first place in the Upper Allegheny Valley League with 40 wins. The upcoming clash at Youngsville looms large for the title race.
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West Forest
Spartansburg
Spartans
West Four
Terry Maynard
Larry Greer
Marv Tubbs
Larry Carter
Youngsville
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