Corry Beavers Meet Oil City in Key Section Two Clash
Corry Highs wrestling Beavers host Oil City at 7 30 tonight with Dick Corry leading the lineup. Beavers basketball team travels to Oil City for a 8 o clock start as they chase a needed road win. Franklin visits Warren in other Section Two action as Meadville leads the standings. Corry’s 4 3 overall mark includes wins over Wattsburg Fort LeBoeuf and others. Dick Corry 127 pounds and Merle Corry 198 pounds highlight the home card. Donn Clendenon signs with the Pirates in Pittsburgh.
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Mike Vincent
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Basketball Tonight Section Two Carry at Oil City
Tonight's schedule lists Warren at Franklin and Meadville at Titusville with additional games across the region including Spartansburg at Youngsville Fort LeBoeuf at Lawrence Park Union City at Northwestern Wattsburg at North East Fairview at Girard and more. Regional matchups feature Erie teams facing Pittsburgh North Catholic New Castle at Farrell and several others across Grove City Mercer and Crawford counties.
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Badger Star VanderKelen Signs With Pro Club
Wisconsin quarterback Ron VanderKelen, famed for Rose Bowl heroics, planned a secret signing today with a pro team in a city of his choosing. Gene Calhoun said the 23 year old would attend a full signing ceremony, with Green Bay and New York Titans among possible destinations. VanderKelen drew AFL interest after a standout college career that helped Wisconsin win the Big Ten and near Rose Bowl triumph.
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AllSports Banquet at Jamestown Heating Up
James Lawin reports readiness for the 12th annual AllSports banquet in Hotel Jamestown. Temple Hesed Abraham Men’s Club sponsors the event, starting 6:30 PM in Crystal Ballroom with Howard Cosell as MC and Kyle Rote of the Giants as main speaker. Other guests include Hornig, Terry, Snead, Ortiz and more. The article also notes KDKA TV will air 53 Pirates games this season, with 16 night games and 17 day games, beginning Opening Day April 8 in Cinellinati.
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Luke Easter May Be At Beaver Banquet in Corry
Luke Easter, one of baseball’s long hitters, may attend tomorrow’s Beaver Club banquet at Corry Area High School. Four Buffalo baselball luminaries, including Cy Williams and Vince McNamara, are on a probable list amid weather worries and travel costs.
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Corry Beaver scorer Hal Bromley leads Section Two in points
Hal Bromley of the Corry Beavers, a 5-7 senior guard, tops Section Two with 142 points in 10 games, and is the Beaver team leader in scoring while also contributing key assists. Teammate Dick Scholton has 122 points, and Wade Haubert of Franklin is at 44, as Corry posts 535 points in 10 games and a 6-4 record.
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Mike Vincent
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Tom Weaver
Titusville
Dave Pearson
Oil City
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Oi City
Corry Beaver
FIFP
Harold Bromley
Art Hotchkiss
Mike Hanna
Wills Wins Hickok Belt For 104-Base Season
Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop Maury Wills accepted the S. Hae Hickok Professional Athlete of the Year award at a Rochester charity dinner, after stealing a record 104 bases last season. He noted he would “play it by ear” next year while hints of more baserunning to come. Wills led the NL in MVP voting and received 56 first-place votes and 231 points in the Hickok poll, ahead of Arnold Balmer and others.
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Tommy Davis
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Wilt Fades In Scoring
Wilt Chamberlain of the San Francisco Warriors endures a rough stretch in the NBA with 117 points over four games, a 29.3 scoring average, far below last season’s 50-point pace and his single-game best of 78 points this year. League stats cover games through Sunday.
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Scholastic Swimming Meet Results at Erie and Meadville
Erie Hast 64, Meadville 22. Erie Academy 55 defeated Erie Tech 42. Erie Prep 43. Erie Strung Vincent di.
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Bo Belinsky Secures 63 Season Deals Amid Quiet Hype
Bo Belinsky and several peers reached 1963 contracts as the Los Angeles Angels prepared for a pivotal season. Fred Haney praised Belinsky as a potential fixture, noting his pitching acumen and potential asset value to the club, while other players like Vic Power and Rick Donavan finalized agreements with their teams. The Dodgers added six pitchers to their roster, and Power’s handshake underscored the evolving mood of baseball negotiations.
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Loyola Rambers Extend 17th Straight Win
Loyola Chicago, ranked No. 2 and the nation's top scorers, beat Ohio University 80 72 to extend their 17th straight victory. Senior Kerry Harkness led with 20 points, while John Bean 18 Les Hunter 1 Vic Rolise and Ron Miller contributed. Other results on the schedule included Iowa edging Michigan State 69 63 Notre Dame defeating Purdue 96 95 and Garretta beating Stelson 40 39.
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Unclear OCR List of Names and Scores in Basketball Note
Fragmentary OCR item lists numerous names and numbers tied to a Hawk or team roster. It mentions players such as Burkhart, Sander, Coen, Russell, Willinsiis, Paulson, Tischins, Bensink and others with scattered scores or entries, in a noisy sports notes style.
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Ed Paver
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Chick Penvin
Jim DiMaria Steps Down At Meadville
Meadville football turns page as Jim DiMaria resigns after four seasons as head coach following Tow Dik's departure. DiMaria, Thiel College alumnus, reshaped Bulldogs with a 4 25 2 record and will depart with plans to remain on faculty at Montville High School. Also noted is Ray Wirtocha exiting the New York Giants after 12 seasons with the club and joining the Rams under interim coach Harland Stare.
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Bearcats Remain Top Ranked in AP Poll
The Associated Press keeps Cincinnati Bearcats as the nation’s top team with continued lead in the college basketball rankings. Missouri Valley foe Bradley falls in the poll while Loyola of Chicago and Tennessee hold strong positions. Arizona State drops from fourth to fifth as Ohio State exits the top ten and Mississippi State re-enters the rankings.
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