Texas Cow Girls Defeat Corry All-Stars 61 to 49 in Big Finish
Texas Cow Girls surge for 25 points in the final period to beat Corry All-Stars 61 49 at Conny Area High School. Holder leads with 20 points while Dorn scores six in late rally, Yearby adds 12 as crowds of 702 attend and proceeds aid the high school athletic fund and Beaver Club.
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Texas Cow Girls
Corry All- Stars
Conny
High School Athletic Medical Fund
Beaver Club
Coy Girls
Shirley Doron
Miss Dorn
Texans
Paul’ Ryan
Cory
Doug Spaulding
Div Downs
Ryan
Fred Jackson
Holder
Doron
Linds Yearby
Howard Sheen
Corry Keystone
Flo Holder
Miss Holder
Eon Martinsen Sooeg
Meyer — Naeari Yourby
Kaltifiestur
Ail Corry
Carlin
Tenland
Croge
Aackson
Charlotta
N. C. Ligbegott
Re- Corry AlbStics
Maining
Char- Texas Cow Girls
Lotte
Spalding and Hatch
House to Probe NCAA TV Policies Next Month
A House subcommittee will start exploratory hearings in mid February on NCAA football TV policies to see if they violate monopoly laws. Chairman Celler says college TV practices appear to deprive the public of seeing the best football games. Rep Hillings proposed the probe, noting prior antitrust reviews produced no legislation.
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Washington
House
Nations Collegiate Athletic Association
Celler
D-Ny
Judiciary Committee
Hillings
R-Calif
Californian
Russians Invincible in Speed Skating and Figures at Cortina
Italians dominate bob runs while Americans face slim hopes as Russia proves unbeatable in speed skating. Tenley Albright recovers from an ankle injury with tests showing no ill effects. Hayes Allen Jenkins and David Jenkins look strong in men's and family skating. Kenneth J. Wilson notes cautious American bobs despite potential.
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Cortina D'Ampezzo
Italy
United States
Andrea Mesd Lawrence
Parshall
Colp
Tenley Albright
Newton Center
Mass
Miss Albright
Carol
Wiess
Ovone Park
Hayes Allen Jenkins
Colorado Springs
Colo
David
Oslo
Norway
Russia
Kenneth J
Tug) Wilson
American Olympic Committee
Bowling standouts roll high scores in league night
Keglers Jack Castor and Lou Jensen led with 200 and 318 and 9 604 series while Jensen posted 601 including 201 and 212. Other strong scores included Frank Bonnard 293 and Ed Barr 235 among many 200s.
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Jack Castor
Lou Jensen
Castor
Jensen
Phil Sample
Bob Grelder
Sonny Staples
Ed Barr
Dick Merkle
Pete Russell Sr
Wall Loveland
Don Maloney
WOTR Radio Log Highlights and Schedule
Radio schedule entries list morning devotions news and sports notes. Programs include Public Health Service Melodies for Madame Farm Sows World and Local News and a Dick’s 1370 Club. Singing evangelist Rev Moody Cunningham and Dick Winans Hayseed Hop appear among daily segments.
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Donald Rettgers
Dee Jay
Ringo
Public Health Service
Madame
Polika
Moody Cunningham
Dick Winans
Youngsville Blue Jays Sweep Corry Junior High
Youngsville Junior High defeated Corry Junior High 36 to 23 after leading 18 to 5 early. Fehlman and Halfast led scoring for Youngsville with 14 and 12 points while Terry Williams had 11 for Corry. The Blue Jays travel to Meadville tomorrow for another game.
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Corry
Warren County
Ken Harvey
Youngsville
Fehlman
Halfast
Little Eagles
Terry Williams
Blue Jays
Ilistrom Oo
Williams
Love Wentz
Potorki
Tunnel
Mowrey _ eee
Morris
Steen
Reed
Frisina
San Francisco and Dayton Lead AP Top 10 Teams
The Associated Press poll ranks San Francisco as No. 1 with 81 of 191 first-place votes and 1,209 points, while Dayton sits No. 2 with 18 first-place votes and 1,095 points. Kentucky moves to third, NC State drops to fourth, and Illinois rises to fifth after a week of shifts.
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Associated Press
San Franncisco
Dayton
San Francisco
Dons
Vic
Tories
Kentucky
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
Vanderbilt
North Carolina
Tarheels
N. C. State
Vandy
Timois
Nixth
Temple
Louisville
Diske
Tinals
Beavers Meet Warren Dragons In Section II Clash Tonight
Beavers host Warren High Dragons in a Section II battle at 8 15 PM with Jayvee prelims. Warren arrives 2 1 in league play led by Jeff Homan and John Powley, while Cory Area hosts with guard leadership and hopes for an upset if limiting Warren scoring. Jim Tomner and Paul Dietsch lead Beavers in a hoped-for upset bid.
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Warren Dragons
Battle
Cory Area
Warren High Dragons
Jayvee
Vic Crape
Inds
Titusville
Franklin
Meadville
Joe Massa
Jeff Homan
John Powley
Don Nelson
Ed Ribkerson
John Harrington
Homan
Powley
Warren
Cory
Cragemen
Jim Tomner
Paul Dietsch
Bil Turner
Walt Lotos
Tom Linski
Bill Mitchell
Connie French
Titusville High Rockers
East Favored In Pro All Star Game
The East leads the NBA All-Star clash aiming to extend its streak over the West as stars like Bob Cousy and Dick McGuire play for New York and Boston against West captains Port Wayte and Charley Eckman. Key selections include Bob Pettit of St Louis and Clyde Lovellette of Minneapolis with other notable players from Fort Wayne and Philadelphia.
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Louisville
Duke
Holy Gross
Alabama
Cincinnati
St Francis
Oklahoma City
Houta
A . Southiern
Methodist
Memphis State
Oklahoma
Bob
Conse
Boston
Dick McGuire
New York
Burt
George Senesky
Philadelphia
Port Wayte
Charley Eckman
Bob Pole
Bt. Louis
Clyde
Louellette
Minneapolis
George
Ordley
Larry
Foust
Fort 47
Calhoun Keeps Unbeaten Record In Win Over Luedee
Rory Calhoun, undefeated in 17 pro bouts, defeated Jerry Luedee of New Haven by unanimous decision over 10 rounds at St. Nicholas Arena. Calhoun, born in Atlanta and based near White Plains, weighed 160.5 to 161.25 pounds as Luedee suffered his first loss after 18 prior starts. The fight, refereed by Larry Napp, followed a Madison Square Garden prelim meeting between the pair.
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Ater
Rory Calhoun
Calhoun
White Plains
N. C
Atlanta
Jerry Luedee
New Haven
St. Nicholas Arena
Luedee
Madison Square Garden
Tost
Larry Napp
Charley Rosen
Lee
AL Singer
Associated Press
All-Star Lineup Drafted for Rochester Clash
Rochester features Bust-Dolph Schayes from Syracuse and Paul Arigin of Philadelphia as probable starting forwards with Neil Johnston of Philadelphia at center. Boston fields Cousy and Bill Sharman at guard while Weat Yardley and Pettit play wing. Minneapolis supplies guards.
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Rochester
Bust
Dolph Schayes
Syracuse
Paul Arigin
Phildelphis
Torwards
Neil Johnston
Philadelphx
Boston
Cousy
Bill Sharman
Weat — Yardley
Pettit
Minneapolis
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