Titusville Rally Tops Beavers 54 34 in crowd showdown
Corry Beavers battled a stout defense and trailed by 13 at halftime as Titusville surged in the second half to win 64 34. Don Kauer Latos and Terry Williams led Corry with eight seven and 14 respectively while George Dewey Allan and Tom Allan sparked Titusville. The crowd packed the Corry gym as both teams struggled early before Titusville pulled away in the third and fourth quarters.
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Corry
Ube Corry Beavers
Toler
Titusville
Rockets
Meadville
Beavers
Titisville
Crawford County
Don Kauer
Ca Latos
Kauer
Terry Williams
Rocket
George Dewey
Tom Allan
Allan
Brown and Gold
Dewey
Lee Williams
Latos
Ther Beavers
Orange and Black
Bodamer
Queen City
Benson
Corry Cagers
Phil Cox
Erwin Olsen
THS
Bus Shaner
Colestock
Titusville-Warren
Teague
Rage Crew
Allitude
Franklin
Knights
Australian miler Elliott breaks four minute barrier at Melbourne meet
Australian mile champion Herb Elliott clocked a sub four minute mile at Olympic Park in Melbourne, sliding under the four minute mark for the first time. The interclub event saw Elliott defeat Clarke by about 30 yards as spectators witnessed a historic run that signals his rise on the world stage.
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Melbourne
Herb Elliott
Olympic Park
Blatt
Fe Ie
Youneesh Miter
Clarke
Scholastic Cage Results Roundup of Erie Area Teams
Titusville 54 Corry 34 and other high school basketball scores listed for multiple teams including Oil City Warren Mendville Franklin Erie Strong Vincent Erie Prep Erie Academy Erie East Millcreek Erie Tech Girard Fairview Edinboro Albion West Springfield McKean Lawrence Park Wattsburg Union City North East Wesleyville Waterford Saegertown Randolph Conneaut Valley Cambridge Springs Linesville Townville Conneaut Lake Spartansburg Cochranton Lakeview Mercer Cranberry Kane Brookville Youngsville East Forest Farrell Sharon Bemus Point Sherman Northern Area Pleasantville Olean Bradford.
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Titusville
Corry
Oil City
Warren
Mendville
Franklin
Erie
Vincent
Erie Prep
Erie Academy
Erie East
Millcreek
Erie Tech
Girard
Fairview
Edinboro
Albion
West Springfield
McKean
Lawrence Park
Wattsburg
Union City
North East
Wesleyville
Waterford
Saegertown
Randolph
Conneaut Valley
Cambridge ‘Springs
Linesville
Townville
Conneaut Lake
Spartansburg
Cochranton
Lakeview
Mercer
Cranberry
Kane
Brookville
Youngsville
East Forest
Farrell
Sharon
Bemus Point
Sherman
Northern Area
Pleasantville
Olean
Bradford
Titusville JVs Triumph Over Corry In Nailbiting Bout
Titusville JVs beat Corry 1223 after a tight first half as Ken Harvey led Corry with seven points. Fred Bloom and John Bedford paced Titusville with 14 and 10 points respectively, while LeRoy Rierk and Bob McVicker topped Harveymen with seven apiece in a game that featured a 20 point third quarter surge that decided the outcome.
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Duyn Une Satunysume Ad
Corry Agrees
Titusville
Little Beavers
Toni
Ken Harvey
Aly One
Fred Bloom
John Bedford
Rockets
Dick Platt
LeRoy Rierk
Bob McVicker
Harveymen
GAHS
Cities Over 2 Million May Hold 2 Major League Teams
New York General Manager Frank Lane said cities with populations over two million should be eligible for two major league teams. He noted NL support and possible AL opposition, with Frick casting a deciding vote in a deadlock. The plan lists two million cities including New York Chicago Los Angeles Philadelphia Detroit and requires parks meeting standards and five mile separation. Chicago would be the only city with two teams under the proposal.
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New York
Cleveland
Frank Lane
Lane
Fourman
Ford Prick
Hems
Frick
Dan Topping
New York Yankees
Topping
New York City
Brooklyn
American League
Detlt
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Detroit
Polo Grounds
Yankee Stadium
Dodgers
Colorado Springs
Ray Narleaki
Billy Marlin
Frank Bolling
Tigers
Bobby Richardson
Yankees
Yankee
Lee MacPhail
Roy Sievers
Rochester Shuts Out Reds 5-0 To Firm Playoff Standings
Rochester Americans beat Providence Red 5-0 to solidify fourth place in the AHL, boosting their one point edge over Buffalo and Springfield. The win also tightens the loss column race, as Rochester has one fewer defeat than Buffalo and Springfield.
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Rochester
Reds
Associated Press
Rochester Americans
Providence Red
Amerks
Buffalo
Springfield
Bisons
Lwo Jess
Indians
Sparta High falls as Takers rout Spartans 72 to 44
The Spartans drop their 13th straight game in a 72 to 44 defeat. Ron Shellilo and Nick White lead the winners with 18 and 10 points respectively, while 17 from Howe Varish and 19 in the second half pace the Takers. Spartans struggle with double figures from Conneaut Lake squad and head to a nonleague tilt against Union Gilg.
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Sparta
Sparta Tilied
Wes
Nyesim
Tursday Ube Spartans
Tuk Union
Sparta High School
West Virginia Mountaineers Back in Action Tonight
West Virginia resumes play after a 10 day layoff to defend their top AP ranking hosting Furman in a Southern Conference game in Charlotte. Duke and other top teams also return, with Cincinnati, Oklahoma State, and Kansas State in action and Oscar Robertson chasing the scoring lead. Kansas, UCLA, and the PCC races shape up as college basketball returns.
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Associated Press
West Virginia
Mountuskers
Ftation
Mountaineers
North Carolina
Furman
Charlotte
Durkeim
Duke
Duke Blue Devils
Firman
Kansas State
Cincinnati
Oklahoma State
K-State
Kansas
Igst Town State
Cincinnnati
Wilt
San Francisco Dons
San Francisco State
Dons
Boston College
New York
Knicks Fell Behind After 110-101 Loss to Celtics
The New York Knicks dropped Game 1 of a five game set at Madison Square Garden, losing 110 to 101 to the Boston Celtics. Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati 102-92, while league officials fined coach Maurice Podoloff and players for conduct during January traces.
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New York Knickerbockers
National Basketball Association
Knicks
Boston Celtics
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Royals
Kaleks
Warriors
Phigill
Jon
Law Bisensutm
Feiddrich
Oilers Rally Beats Warren as Meadville Slips in Tie Fight
In a section tilt, Warren fell 50-47 to Oil City, with Gary Mortimer scoring 17 and Jerry Osborne adding 11 for the Oilers, who secured their first league win and pulled even with Corry for cellar status. Meadville defeated Franklin 71-62 behind 15 from Jack Karkosky and 18 from Nick Monroe, while Glyde Stallsmith led Meadville with 23.
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Warren
Dragons
Jack Karkosky
OM City
Karkosky
Corry
Nick Monroe
Gary Mortimer
Jerry Osborne
Oilers
Mortimer
Osborne
Venango County
Karkosty and
Pranklin
Meadville
Bulldogs
Glyde Stallsmith
Lloyd Eubanks
Lou Fogle
Walt Thomas
Knights
Bobby Lynch
Franklin
Tituville
Oil City
Bemus Point
Sherman
Ron Doncayoge
Dick Woodfield
Crawford County
Sacgertown
Randolph
Conneaut Valley
Cambridge Springs
Linesville
Townville
Conneaut Lake
Spartansburs
Dudzie Fee
Strawbridge
Oi City
Brown Caps 5th Round TKO Over Williams
Joe Brown scored a fifth round technical knockout over Ernie Williams in a nontitle bout. Brown said he might retire after this year and named Kenny Lane as a likely challenger, while NBA president Gilbert Jackson warned Brown to arrange a Lane bout by April 1 or lose recognition.
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Washington
Lignoyeight
Joe Brown
Ernie
Sonny Boy) Williams
Todey
Lane
Kenny Lane
Michigan
National Boxing Association
Brown
Lou Viscusi
Houston
Tex
Joe
Kenny
Viscusi
Congress
Gilbert Jackson
NBA
Willams
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Aeqoss
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