Trojans Hand Corry 68 48 Loss In Narrow Start
Millcreek Trojans defeated Corry 68 to 48 at Corry Aves High School. Doug Elwell returned for Millcreek, sparking a run after a tight start and helping the visitors pull away in the second and third quarters. Jimison and Morse led Corry with 19 and 12 points respectively, but the Beavers were outscored 39-29 by halftime and could not close the gap.
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Corry Aves High School
West
Corry
Beigers
Mie Creek
Doug Elwell
Trojans
Vic Crage
Nelson
Beavers
Elwell
Cory
One East
Johnny Gulick
al Kline
Dick Geirmann
Doug Aitken
Millcreek
Terri Davis
Bright Fay
Cobry
Ie Wvenaance
CAHS
Davison
Millcrock
Sherm Conley
Morse
Conley
Morse Chaneeling
Geirman
Aiken
McVicker
Corryn
Aitken
Cauies
Orange and Black
Titusville
Se Uoh I
BML
Bowling Scores Trail Through Multiple League Meets
Dick Merkle led Bowl-Aire Industrial with 225 and 202 for a 602 series while Bob Nichols opened with 202. Erma Willett topped Bowl-Aire Ladies with 182 as Dorothy Morten and Florence Jamielle each shot 117. Ann Caster led VFW gals with 193 and Harriet Burton 181 in CDA. Jo Davis led Avalon Ladies with 119.
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Dick Merkle
Bob Nichols
Erma Willett
Dorothy Morten
Florence Jamielle
VFW
Ann Caster
Thelma Poulson
Florence Holton
Ann Chase
Harriet Burton
Ruth Werton
CDA
June McEldowney
Jo Davis
Fone
Avalon
Sugar Cuts Drills For Title Fight
Ray Robinson, 39, finishes preparations for his world middleweight title defense against Paul Pender, saying age limits his workouts and predicting the bout will not go 16 rounds. Pender, 29, from Brookline Mass., is the challenger in Friday’s nationally televised 15 round fight.
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Sostow Jar
Ray Robinson
Hinteland Loaf
Paul Pender
Brookline
Mass
Robinson
Massachusetts
New York
Little Beavers fall short in close JV tilt with Millcreek
The Little Beavers nearly upset Millcreek junior varsity 45 to 41, holding the Trojans scoreless in the final period after trailing 55-31 in the third. K Faulkner and Titus led Little Beavers with 16 and 14 points while Danny McEldowney fed teammates for 14. Millcreek benefited from eight fourth quarter free throws to seal the win.
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Little Beavers
Millcreek
Corry
K. Faulkner
Titus
Banschard
Danny McEldowney
Little Beevers
Mickey McMahon
Paulkner
Bouschard
C. Faulkner
Ziviele
Akron
Ohio
Solomon Boyry
Saw
Cleveland
Metniyre
Johnny Palmer
Columbus
Obito
McMahon
Wickwire
Od Colewedge
Oa McEldouiney
Millikeek UV
Philadelphia Beats New York 114 to 93 in Tuesday NBA
Philadelphia defeats New York by twelve points 114 to 93 on Tuesday. The schedule shows New York at Boston heading into Wednesday with Philadelphia at Syracuse and St. Louis at Cincinnati. No games on Thursday.
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NBA
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Syracuse
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Montreal
Detroit
Auburn Downs Ga Tech in SEC outlook muddied
Auburn Coach Joel Eaves shuffle offense stuns sixth ranked Georgia Tech 65 59 in Atlanta in an extra game not counting in SEC standings. Auburn rises with 10th win in 3 seasons against Tech as Kentucky eyes revenge in upcoming matchups.
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Associated
Auburn
Joel Baves
Georgia Tech
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky Wildcats
Kenucky
Jone
Wilcats
Lexington
Eaves
Tigers
Tech
Atlanta
Georgia ‘Tech
Keny
Kentucky
Manager's Viewpoint: Giants Improved but Rigney Won't Forecast
Walnut Creek California AP report quotes Giants manager reiterating no pennant forecast for 1960. He notes a stronger team after trading Brandt and Wagner, with starters Jones Antonelli Sanford McCormick O'Dell and middle relievers Miller Worthington Monzani. New draftee Marande shores infield, Blasingame strengthens defense, Bressard at short improves, Cepeda and Kirkland expected to lift outfield, Mays not forecast, catching may need depth with Landrith Schmidt Steiglitz in reserve. Bench options include Alou Amalfitano Rodgers Pagan Valenzuela. Potential extra outfielder would boost prospects.
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LY Rigney
Walnut Creek
Calif
San Francisco Giants
Peraps
Jackie Brandt
Leon Wagner
Sam Jones
Johnny Antonelli
Jack Sanford
Mike McCormick
Billy O'Dell
Stu Miller
Red Worthington
Ramon Monzani
Billy Lees
Miller
Georges Marande
Louisville
Doh Blasingame
Blazer
Eddie Bressard
Willie McCovey
Jim Davenport
Orlando Cepeda
Willie Kirkland
Willie Mays
Willie
Hobie Landrith
Bob Schmidt
al Steiglitz
Pelipe
Alou
Joey Amalfitano
Andre Rodgers
Jose Pagan
Ben Valenzuela
al Lopez
Chicago White Box
Wilt Worth Those 30 G's
Philadelphia Warriors owner Eddie Gottlieb signed Wilt Chamberlain for about 30000 dollars and expected big returns. Chamberlain scored 80 points as the Warriors beat the Knicks 114 to 93 at Camden Convention Hall. The win pushed attendance to a season-high 159,464 with 10 home games left. Chamberlain leads the NBA in scoring with 1,574 points.
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Philadelphia
Eddie Gottlieb
Philadelphia Warriors
Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Assn
Chamberlain
Camden
N. J
Convention Hall
Warriors
New York
NBA
Dean Blake nets game winner at overtime buzzer
A clutch finish saw Dean Blake hit a laying up at the overtime buzzer to seal the game after a standout performance with 27 rebounds by an unnamed star, delivering a dramatic finish for the team.
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Dean Blake
Scholastic Cage Results from Erie and Northwest Area
Erie and surrounding districts report boys and girls basketball scores with teams such as Millcreek Corby Franklin Warren Sharpsville Ol City Titusville Grove City Erie Tech Harbor Creek Edinboro Union City East Forest Spartansburg Lawrence Park Wesleyville Girard Northwestern Waterford North East Wattsburg Linesville Conneaut Valley Cambridge Springs Saegertown Townville Randolph Pleasantville West Forest Northern Area Tidiante Rocky Grove Fredonia. Standouts include notable margins and close games across multiple matches.
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Girard
Lawrence Park
Wesleyville
North East
Edinboro
Waterford
FE A
Northwestern Union China Waltabure Fairview Aay Ib
Millcreek
CORBY
Erie
Strone Vincent
Franklin
Warren
Kane
Sharpsville
OL City
Titusville
Grove City
Northwestern
Pairview
Wattsburg
Linesville
Conneaut Valley
Cambridge Springs
Saegertown
Townville
Randolph
Pleasantville
West Forest
Northern Area
Tidiante
Rocky Grove
Fredonia
Ridgeley Cagers Lose 10-7 to Piedmont in Tight Game
Ridgeley High used deliberate control play to upset Piedmont, but Piedmont remained undefeated at nine games, leading 6-2 at halftime and extending a 10-7 final. Also notes last night's boxing results feature Denny Moyer stopping Pat Lowry in Seattle.
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Cagers
Ridgeley
W. Va
Ridgeley High School
Piedmont High
Piedmont
Seattle
Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
Pat Lowry
Cleveland
Bears and Spartans Fall in League Night Thriller
East Forest toppled Sparta 45 to 42 as Ted Headman scored 22 for the Bears led by Blakeslee and Haris. Edinboro beat Union City 60 to 48 with Hayes pacing the victors while Blakeslee led Union City with 18 points in a rough Erie County matchup.
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Spartans
Union City
Edinborg
Erie County
Ted Headman
East Forest
Sparta
Doug Blakeslee
Ralph Aversa
Sportansburg
Edinboro
Clare
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Carroll's Fl Shop
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Sugar
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Tex
Donnie Freeman
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Hungary
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George Chiment
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SEC Outlook
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