Beavers and Knights Rally In Close City Wrestling Duel
Beavers and Franklin High split a tight wrestling meet as heavyweight Jim Foreman delivered a 4-2 decision over Mike Baker in the final bout, securing a 28-18 victory for Beavers and a 7-1 overall record. The night featured six decisive matches, three ties, and strong showings from Sam Fralick, Cliff Clark, and the Harrington brothers, with Corry’s wrestlers earning key wins and near-upsets.
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Stan Glossner
Sparta Subdues Tidioute In 70-50 Victory
Sparta overcame a 26 point burst by Dennis Shields to beat Tidioute 70 to 50 last night. Eldon Miller led Spartans with 41 points while Joe Linden added 12 as Sparta balanced scoring and overcame Shields stellar shooting.
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A Riflemen Edge Oil City In Close Scrap
The A rifle team led by Lyle Gifford with 293 narrowly defeated Oil City 1456 to 1449. Jim Weeks 292 Gene Davis 291 Bill Hall 290 John Noble 290 were top five for the winners while Oil City’s E. Baughman led with 206. Corry squad members included W. Robson 288 I. Wassink 285 Tom Stroup 285 G. Was-
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Mantle to Undergo Shoulder Surgery at Mayo Clinic
Mickey Mantle will have a shoulder operation at Mayo Clinic next Tuesday to remove a bone chip from his right shoulder. He expects to be able to return in time for spring training starting March five weeks after the procedure. Mantle announced the plan through Yankee General Manager Ralph Houk in New York. The clinic said he will remain several more days but gave no further details. Mantle, 34, said he will enter the clinic Monday and the operation will occur Tuesday morning.
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Franklin Beavers Fall to Franklin in 74 48 rout
Franklin blitzed Corry in a 74 48 Section Two game as Beavers struggle from start. Pete McLaughlin led Beavers with 18 points while Joe Monarch topped Franklin with 24. Beavers drop to 2 15 and host Oil City next Tuesday in a Section Two affair. JV win 48 42.
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Star Tourney Leads Johnson in National All Star Bowling
AP reports Bill Johnson of New Orleans led the 25th National All-Star Bowling Tour with a 5 game 1,212 Friday and 3,417 pins total, a 227 average through 15 games, while Bob Materasso of New York stood second at 3,414. Other details include Steady showings from Detroit’s Bob Strampe the former champion and scattered amateur highlights with high series and a 300 game.
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Basketball Scores From Friday Night Action Across District
Franklin defeated Corry 71 to 48 and Meadville toppled Warren 82 to 63. Other results include Oil City 65 over Titusville 59 and Panama 66 over Clymer 43. Erie Tech 43 edged Strong Vincent 55 while McDowell posted a 90 to 80 win over Erie Academy.
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B Riflemen defeat Lawrence Park at focal range
The B Riflemen of the Rod and Gun Club led by Halley 281 defeated Lawrence Park 1984 to 1370 at the focal range last night. Bailey's top five teammates included Lloyd Harvey 280 Frank Karkoski 277 Merle Wade 274 and Dexter Grenz 272. Corry contributors L Hemink 269 Jim Shaver 254 Roy Kerstetter 2A Hinkler and Smith for the visitors shot 244 and 283, but the supporting cast was weak.
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Penn a Golfer Holding 2nd In Tourney
Philadelphia's Bert Yancey sits at 73 66 139 as leaders and Arnold Palmer trails at 140 after a rocky round. Tony Lema and Al Geiberger share fourth at 142 with Rounds 2 3 looming televised at Pebble Beach. Mas Sengale and Martindale face visibility limits as Qu Peninsula notes show.
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Bowling results from Friday Night Ladies League event
Dona McEldowney led with 126191527 in the Friday Night Ladies League while Kay Spoon posted 192 and Charlotte Steves 45-7. Gladys Amoroso had a 176 with 3-7 split and Fran English a 3-7-10. In Mixed Couples Les Utegg scored 258 and 211, Dona Mec Eldowney 211, Jerry Hamilton 202 and Don Edwards 6-7-10.
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Kay Spoon
Gladys Amoroso
Charlotte Steves
Fran English
Les Utegg
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Jerry Hamilton
Don Edwards
Judge Set To Rule On Braves Shift
Milwuakee judge preparing written decision on Wisconsin antitrust suit seeking to block Braves relocation to Atlanta. State claims Major League Baseball monopoly and asks for temporary injunction to keep team in Wisconsin, while Braves seek dismissal of the suit. Observers expect ruling against the state action.
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Eyes Blind Legs Strong Cheverus High star compete in winter season
A 15-year-old sophomore who has been blind since birth, Wil am J. Calahan of South Portland, stars for Cheverus High School. In his first start he ran 7.7 seconds in the 60 yard dash and improved to 6.9 in practice aiming for 6.5 by season end. He plans to run the 100 yard dash outdoors in spring and continues to excel in science using braille and a peg board for math. He thrives on competition and says he is never frightened.
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