Beavers Face Warren Dragons In Section Two Showdown
Warren High's Dragons boast the section's tallest player as they host the Corty Beavers in a Section Two clash. Warren, coached by Joe Massa, owns seven wins in 13 overall and two and two in section play, while Corty’s Beavers seek their 13th game win. Massa, in his 17th year, has led Warren to a nine-game win streak over the Beavers. Warren's road woes persist with only one road victory in five away games. The game follows Warren's 63 40 win over the Rockets and highlights the high stakes tonight in Mt. Warren.
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Warren Cage Record Headlines Warren 57 Youngsville 47
Warren Beavers roll to a 57 47 win over Youngsville as the team routes through a schedule of common opponents Erie East Erie Academy Franklin Ol City Titusville Meadville and Meadville. Jim Redding leads with a towering presence 6 7 while teammates Albaugh Haer Bilas and Nellie Johnson support a 2 2 section mark.
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Dragon Matmen Narrow Beavers In 24-21 Thriller
Warren Dragons rally to edge Corry Beavers 24-21 at home as Ron Seder sits out with illness. Eaton and Patterson pin for the Dragons while Buell, Ball, Mitchell and others competed in close matches. Ray Ball suffered a shoulder dislocation in the third period. Next up, Union City hosts Warren on Wednesday with Bust as the opponent.
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Oil City Hosts Meadville in Tonight’s Games
Tonight’s schedule features Oil City at Meadville and Franklin at Titusville with Warren visiting Corry. Other matchups include Erie Strong Vincent versus Erie Jest and Erie Tech against Erie Prep, plus many regional showdowns across the area.
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Local Bowling Leagues Produce Big Scores Last Night
Three men leagues produced big games on the local bowling scene. Bi Harkless led with 226, Ed Giacoma and Runs Clark each 210, Paul Hoititik 208, Ed Berry 200, Stan SareK 204, Jim Varisso 200. Five women topped 175 with Ann Royek and Dorothy Morton at 161, Pearl Harned 179, Roxann Bradford 177, Joan Beardsley 177.
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Vikings Launch Youth Movement With Draft Picks
New York AP report notes the Minnesota Vikings, entering a 14 team NFL era, pivot to youth in a long term build. Of 13 rookies and eight players with two years pro, only six had more than four seasons. Key acquisitions include Frank Youse Don Hall Bill Kimber Hugh McElhenny Don Joyce Dick Haley Ret Stephens Dave Middleton Bill Lajiham and Tom Barnett.
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Gannon Falls to Youngstown Penguins in Ohio Showdown
Gannon College of Erie, Pennsylvania lost 90 to 72 at Youngstown University Penguins last night in a third road game in a row. The defeat marked Gannon's second straight setback on the current road swing.
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Olympic Champ Rafer Johnson Athlete Of The Year
Olympic decathlon champ Rafer Johnson named Male Athlete of the Year by the Associated Press in 1960. Johnson edged golfer Arnold Palmer in votes from 256 media members, with Floyd Patterson and Norm Van Brocklin also high in the tally. Johnson to receive the Frederick C. Miller trophy at a Milwaukee luncheon. he led with 93 first-place votes.
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Corry Beavers Swim To First Win In Four Years
Corry High's Beavers edged Jamestown 45 41 at the YMCA in a landmark upset. Mickey Andersen and John Kelsey starred with multiple wins while coach Bill Cochran praised team effort and praised freshmen Lane, McIntyre, Crowell and Butters for stepping up.
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Mickey McMahon Ninth In Scoring
Mickey McMahon ranks ninth in scoring with 47 points over 12 games and a 3A DACREY. DACA, while teammate Gary Paige leads 12 game totals at 142 to 136. Meadville’s Bob Hunter tops the conference with 223 average, Jim Daniels close behind with 68 points and 17 figures.
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Major colleges resume full scale basketball action tonight
Major schools restart heavy cage action with top teams like St. John’s, Southern California, Ohio State, Bradley and others in key weekend matchups. St. John’s hosts 10-21 Saint Louis, Ohio State tests 13-0 Big Ten lead vs Purdue, and Bradley meets Marquette in a national TV game while Dike seeks ACC wins for fifth-ranked Clemson. Other games include Miami Florida over Centenary, Arkansas over Tulsa, and Morehead State over Marshall.
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Palmer Trails by One Stroke in San Francisco Open
Arnold Palmer and a pack of pros chase a pair of first round leaders at Harding Park. Charlie Sifford and George Buyer shot six under to take opening lead by one stroke, with Palmer Casper Kroll Ford Brodle Leonard close behind at six under.
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Celtics Extend Lead Over 76ers After Comeback Win
The Boston Celtics hold a 4 game lead in the Eastern Division after a 129 121 victory over Philadelphia. Coach Red Auerbach expressed optimism about their title chances after overcoming a late deficit in the win over the Warriors.
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Warrior Matmen Topple Mighty Strong Vincent
East defeats Strong Vincent 27 22 in Erie City series clash. Arrington brothers Ed and Rich pinned opponents in the 180 and unlimited brackets to seal the win. East ties the Colonels for the lead with 6 1 records and hosts Strong Vincent on Saturday night February 11th.
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