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Beavers Lose On Last Second Shot In Local Tilt
In a packed gym last night Corry fell 48-46 as Dave Lundgren sank a side jumper with two seconds left. Beavers led 26-18 at halftime but fouls sidelined John Bliley and Tom Morton, allowing Titusville to surge ahead in the final period. Rosequist led Corry with 16 points while Biltz added 14 for Titusville.
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Sparta Spanks Pleasantville To Hike UAV Lead
Spartansburg beat Pleasantville 62 54 to extend the Upper Allegheny Valley League lead. Joe Frisina scored 25 in the third period after a 26 21 halftime margin. John Linden led with 22 points, John Stranahan added 15, and Bill Rote Dale Blakeslee had 10 each.
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Corty’s High Wrestling Team Tops Titusville 34 17
The Big Four’s Corty’s High wrestlers rolled past Titusville 34 17 on opening night. Fralick Taylor Harrington and Gates led with multiple wins including five falls, while Higley and Ahl added pins as Corry built an early 20 point lead before Titusville’s late rally.
Meadville Tops Oil City in Sectional Play
Meadville moved to 3-0 in Section Two with a 61-57 win over Oil City on Oil City’s court. Warren fell to Franklin 61-58 as Franklin tightened the title race. Beavers’ Jayvees lost 85-31 in the prelim, Pete McLaughlin led with 10 points, Lobdell 7, Sproveri 4, Swackhamer 4, Wurm 2, Blynt 2.
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Bliley
Morton
Meadville
Oil City
Warren
Franklin
Titusville
Pete McLaughlin
Beavers
Dick Lobdell
Dave Sproveri
Ron’ Swackhamer
George Wurm
Gary Blynt
Lema Leads Crosby Golf Tournament At Pebble Beach
Champagne Tony Lema holds a three stroke lead entering the third round of the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament at Pebble Beach. He has rounds of 71 65 136 as Charley Sifford and Bill Collins sit two behind. Notables like Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer are in the field with mixed results. The event spans Cypress Point Monterey Peninsula and Pebble Beach layouts with NBC coverage scheduled for the final two days.
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Jack Nicklaus
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Don January
Bill Casper Jr
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Ken Venturi
Bobby Nichols
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NBA Results From East and West Matchups
The Philadelphia 109 Detroit 103 in overtime. Boston 104 San Francisco 94. Los Angeles 117 New York 7. Baltimore 117 St. Louis 110.
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Knights Next Wrestling Summary
Summary of Knights wrestling meet shows multiple pins and decisions. SAM FRALICK (C) pinned Tracy in 1 14 of first period. BRUCE TAYLOR (C) pinned DeArment in :15 of third. LARRY HARRINGTON outpointed Donovan. IGLEY (C) pinned Young in 1 54 of first. HASBROUK (T) outpointed Edward Malek 4 3. Young (R) outpointed Edmund Malek 32 20-6. Van Horn (I) outpointed Cliff Clark 440 20-0. Anderson (T) pinned Ken Hunt in 1 34 of third. DAN AHL (C) pinned Crocker in 1 56 of first. Hargenrader (T) outpointed Herb Walton 7-5. Dennis Rogers (C) outpointed Reinhardt 20 29 17. Heavyweight Dale Gates (Cc) pinned Baldwin in :41 of second.
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Fine Refeat
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Bruce Taylor
Larry Harrington
Dale Gates
Win Five
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Harringdon
Bob Higley
Fralick
Harrington
Gates
Dennis Rogers
Rockets
Corry
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Anderson
Ken Hunt
Dan Ahl
Crocker
Ahl
Jamestown
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Higley
Gales
Aylor
Malek Twins
Edward and
Edmund
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Franklin
Gorry
Knights
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Tracy
DeArment
Donovan
Nos Nigley
Young
Hasbrouck
Edward Malek
Edmund Malek
Riflemen Triumph Over Parkers on Local Range
The Red and Gun Club B riflemen defeated Lawrence Park last night with a score of 1394 10 1871. High scorer was G. Newhouse of Corry with 287 points, followed by Jack Crowell Dexter Grenz L Hemink and Jim Shaver in the top five for Corry.
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Corry
Jack Crowell
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Basketball Last Night In Northern District Scores
Titusville 48 Corry Meadville 61 Oil City 57 Franklin 61 Warren 58 Spartansburg 2 Pleasantville 46 West Forest 65 Youngsville 65 Northern Area 72 Tidioute 48 Mayville 43 Clymer 38 Erie Prep 44 McDowell 40 Erie Tech 73 Erie Academy 6 Erie Hast 61 Erie Strong Vincent 60 Mercer 65 Grove City 47 Cambridge Springs 72 Conneaut Valley 58 Saegertown 78 Townville 42 Conneaut Lake 58 Linesville 6.
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Cardinals in Dispute Over 1965 Terms As Warwicks Comments Rise
Cardinal outfielder Carl Warwick criticized 1965 contract offers as several teammates remain unsigned after two stars Roger Craig and Charlie James left for Cincinnati. Only four Cardinals have signed, including Dick Groat, Tito Francona, Bob Tolan, and Gerry Buchek, with Warwick even noting a $1000 pay cut was requested. Other signings include Brooks Robinson and players from the American and National Leagues.
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Tito Francona
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Billy Knoch
Gene Alley
Milwaukee
Joe Beck
Gene Oliver
Bowlfire Friday Night Mixed Couples Leaderboard and Signings
Chester Czech bowled 234 to top Bowlfire Friday Night Mixed Couples with Dave Brooks 218 and Don Edwards 204 following. Tony Horvath led the Raymond Night Owls with 214 while Clyde McCray opened the 5 7 split. Cathy King led the Friday Nite Ladies with 176 and Francis Hess converted the 5 6 10 split. Gene Alley signed by the Pittsburgh Pirates along with Billy Knoch on 1965 contracts after a 211 and 1 15 season in the International League.
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Jr High Bowl: Oil City South Beats Corry 40 26
Oil City South defeated Corry Junior High 40 to 26 on Wright School court. Oil City led 10 3 first quarter and 14 9 at halftime. Thirteen point outputs in third and fourth quarters sealed the win with Scoop Sample scoring six for Corry and Kaufman leading Oil City with 12.
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Scoop Sample
Corry
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Tiny Schwab
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Kaufman
Little Beavers
Titusville
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