Local football season ends amid talk of two leagues
The piece reflects on football’s end of season and hints at a two-league future. It mentions the AFL, All-American games and the College All-Star, with notes on workers and jobs stemming from a bigger gridiron landscape. It also covers Corry High sports, Warren and Vincent teams, and local basketball and wrestling updates.
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Buffalo
Larry Bare
Jamestown
Corry Ace
Falconer Kegler
Bare
Corry High
Beaverland
Vincent
Warren
Corry
Victorias
Dragons
Achex
Corty
Beaver
Smurnavens
Eric Strong Vincent
Orange and Black
Beaver Basketball Board of Strategy
Dick Fox
Jerry Litherland
Ed Parich
Jo Strong Vincent
Pennsylvania
Colonels
John Bliley
Don Tinko
Avi Hotchkiss
Tom Morton
Tinko
Hotchkiss
Morton
Max Bennink
Benninkmen
Allan Ludden
Ralph Kiner
Smoke
Mat Dillon
Glim Arese
Ralph Calabrese
Tech
al Calabrese
Roger Ottaway Inca
Hig
Youngsville High
Whitted
Bowl-Aire mixed doubles and junior bowling results
Lyle Thompson led late mixed doubles at Bowl-Aire with a 609 series and games of 20% and 205 as part of a night’s bowling. Avalon results show junior girls and boys standings with scores from Martha Howser, Debbie Caruso, and others. A Bantam boys list includes Mike Gray and teammates, with mixed doubles standings and upcoming games at Corey and Sparta venues shaping local league action.
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Lyle Thompson
Bowl-Aire
Avalon Oiler
Martha Howser
Debbie Caruso
Diane Aml
al Morack
Dick Lewis
George Davis
Tom Morlon
Bill Nichols
Dave Wetmore
Mike Bouson
Sand
Susan and Co
Diane Armburger
Pat Wetmore
Sandy Don
Bantam Boys
Mike Gray
Mal
Abn FU
Jin Hara Ketera
Ee Th
Rodney Hulings
Bill Ors
Butch Dubros
West Triumphs In Star Game For Third Straight All Star Win
In San Diego, Art Powell sealed a West victory over the East with a 25 yard late touchdown as the West remained unbeaten in three AFL All Star games. Keith Lincoln’s 64 yard TD in the third quarter and Jim Fraser’s earlier field goal sparked the comeback from a 24-3 halftime deficit. Babe Parilli connected for two TD passes for the East, while Cotton Davidson and Powell connected for the dramatic finish.
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Cotton Davidson
Uae
Davidson
Powell
Land
Willie Wes
Buffalo
Meral
West
Sid Gillman
San Diego
Easf
Mike Moloyak
Boston
Keith Lincoln
Jim Fraser
Lincoln
Babe Parilli
Baste Aney Carron
New York
Bill Mathis
Cookie Gilchrist
Tobin Rote
Charger
Alworth
Paul Lowe
Fraser
Inactivity Tops Ranked Colleges as Week Off Shrinks Schedules
The Associated Press notes top teams UCLA Davidson Vanderbilt and Duke face inactivity with exams, risking rankings. UCLA crushed Stanford 80 to 61 led by Hazzard and Goodrich. Michigan beat Ohio State 62 to 64, and Kentucky 66 to 57 over Tennessee. Davidson idle but 140 overall remains undefeated. DePaul won 89 to 43 over Dayton for its 12th straight. Cincinnati and Oregon State stumble while others hold firm. Villanova beat Xavier. Wichita State extends conference win streak. Loyola Chicago, idle, prepares for Memphis.
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Associated Press
UCLA
Davidson
Vanderbilt
Duke
Bruins
Stanford
Walt Hazzard
Gail Goodrich
Michigan
Kentucky
Bill Buntin
Cazzie Russell
Ohio State
Tennessee
DePaul
Dayton
Villanova
Oregon State
Cincinnati
Oregon
O Bradley
Drake
Wichita
North Texas State
Vandy
Mississippi
Kavier
Ohio
Dartmouth
Chicago Loyola
Memphis
State
Steelers Switch Pittsburgh Homes for 3 Years
Mayor Joseph Barr announced the Pittsburgh Steelers will move all home NFL games from Forbes Field to Pitt Stadium for three years. The plan, revealed Saturday, aims to give the Steelers and Pirates a temporary home until the new municipal stadium is built in 1968. University of Pittsburgh owns both venues and plans to extend Pirates use as well.
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Steelers
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steelers
Forbes Field
Pitt Stadium
Joseph Bart
Pirates
Barr
University of Pittsburgh
AL Forbes
Lema wins Crosby at Pebble Beach amid rain and fear
Champagne Tony Lema clinched the Crosby Golf Tournament at Pebble Beach in a chaotic final round marked by gale winds and pouring rain. He built a seven stroke lead, then faced brutal conditions before securing victory with safe play and a par finish at No. 18. He earned $5,800 plus $3,000 for second in the pro am and $1,000 for lowest pro-am score, totaling $9,800.
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Pebble Beach
Callf
Tony Lema
Crosby
Tony
Bob Rosburg
Bob Harrrison
al Balding
Jay Hebert
Bruce Devlin
Lema
Arnold Palmer
Col
John Durkin
Jones resigns as Oklahoma coach amid Wilkinson exit
Gomer Jones, 49, a longtime Sooners coach, resigns as head coach one day after Bud Wilkinson also quits as athletic director. Regents will consider filling the athletic director vacancy. terms of Jones’s contract to be set later. The move ends a week of strife among the regents Wilkinson and university administration.
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Wilkinson
University
Lillard Tops Key Tourney in All Star Bowling
Dallas star Lillard led the All-Star bowling qualifiers with an 841 four-game series in round four, lifting his 16-game total to 3519. Defending champ Weber pursued a third straight title as the field narrowed, while a Milwaukee housewife surged to first in the women's division with a 760-series.
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Dallas
Lillard
Chiuchilolo
Pathogue
N.Y
Dick Weber
St. Louis
Crear
Milwaukee
Pight Results Mexicali Bout Ends in KO
In Mexicali the bout features Raul Sorlatio of Lig Angeles knocking out Chihuahua Kid LBita Mesion in round one. The match reports a decisive stoppage with Sorlatio dominant early.
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Pight
Mexicali
Raul Sorlatio
Angeles
Lbita
Strong Vincent and Corry Set For City Swimming Showdown
Strong Vincent, led by coach Frank Viechy, travels to the local YMCA to face Corry in a top billed swimming duel. Vincent comes in undefeated in duals this season after sweeping Erie area schools and recent Grove City College Invitational titleists, while Corry boasts its strongest team in program history. Meet starts at 7 o clock as both squads seek superiority over a strong Erie field.
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Corry
Eric Strong Vincent
YMCA
Strong Vincent
Frank Viechy
Colonels
Erie Prep
Erie East
Erie Tech
Erie Academy
Wriettes
Grove City
Viccymen
Erie Combine
Cleveland University School
Canton
Ohio
McKinley
Mount Lebanon
Butler
Warren Harding
Warren
Vincent
Warriors
Tech
Bill Cochran
Beaver
RecLeague Expands to Ten Teams This Season
RecLeague adds two teams as fifth and sixth graders compete in an eight to ten squad league with 80 players. Results from Saturday show Jets 12 Blue Angels 10 and Celtics 20 Beavers 6 among others, led by top scorers Boutwell Fitch Blount and Taylor.
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Reasonwab
Recreation
Jets
Blue Angels
Trojans
Bearcars
Celtics
Beavers
Big Dippers
Vikings
Globetrotters
Bob Boutwell
Lanny Fitch
Steve Grice
Bill Craker
Bearcats
Hal Blount
Jeff Fuller
Beaver
Dan Taylor
Dippers
Ron Bailey
Leslie Ohrn
John Sallee
Spahn Musial Aaron Honored At Milwaukee Dinner
Warren Spahn Stan Musial and Henry Aaron were honored as Future Hall of Famers at the 11th annual Diamond Dinner of Milwaukee Baseball Writers. Spahn, seeking a 20-win season in 1964, boasted he is in perfect condition and aiming for 350 career victories. Eddie Mathews also featured at the ceremony as part of the assembled legends.
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Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Spahn
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee Braves
Henry Aaron
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee Baseball Writers
Unbeaten Pitt Duquesne Lead Indy High League Jr High results
Saturday morning junior high league results show Pitt 11 Cincinnati 10 and Duquesne 22 Loyola 20 in overtime. NYU 22 Cincinnati 8. NYU’s Larry Hasbrouck led with 12 points. Cincinnati’s John McChesney had nine. Duquesne’s Fred Corbett and Loyola’s Dave Wetmore each scored eight. Duquesne’s Jim Wendt hit the winning basket in the second overtime. Duquesne improved to 5-0 and Pitt led at 60-? with NYU 24 and Cincinnati 1-6.
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Pitt
Duquesne
Indy
Cincinnati
Loyola
NYU
Larry Hasbrouck
John McChesney
Fred Corbett
Dave Wetmore
Eric Sutton
Jim Wendt
Celtics Edge Warriors In Tight NBA Thriller
The Boston Celtics escaped with a 108-105 win over the San Francisco Warriors after leading 78-56 then watching SF close to 102-101. Bill Russell hit the deciding long jumper as Tom Heinsohn added 13 points. In other games St. Louis beat Cincinnati 114-109, New York topped Baltimore 109-107.
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Associated Press
Pistons
Parrertadar
Celtics
Bill Russell
National Basketball Association
San Francisco
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Warriors
Russell
Tom Heinsohn
Wayne Hightower
Bob Pettit
Cliff Hagan
Hawks
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