Harkless undefeated as Loveland oilers tweak 127-pound grappling duties
Local wrestling notes highlight Harkless remaining undefeated at 127 pounds for Loveland while reports from Titusville place him in the Oiler-Rocket match tonight. Corry’s scorebook errors surface with Bruce Taylor and Ed Fennick. Franklin’s Fennick praised as a top grappler.
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Oil City Beavers Invade Corry for Dual Meet and Tilt
Corry hosts Oil City in a Section Two wrestling showdown with Beaver team led by Denny Harkless and Jim Hutchinson and Corry featuring Sam Fralick and Larry Harrington. Both schools also clash in a Section Two basketball game as Oil City seeks to stay in title contention.
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Corry Jamestown League bowling results at Avalon Center
Tomeho led with 602 for the Corry Jamestown League at Avalon Center scoring 170 198 234. Others included Berry 122 Melzer 217 Chris 206 Shaver 203 Bennett 205 Smith 205 Black 202 Kingsley 201 Middleton 200. Shaw nearly 600 with 214 210 258 672 in the American B League. VFW Ladies season totals listed with Esther Mierke and Florence Amoroso among top scorers. Corry Bowl-Aire lost two of three in Jamestown Classic. Mamon led with 196 254 190 640.
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Norm Cressley
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Mildred Orn
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Florence Lamielle
Dorothy Morton
Gladys Thompson
Blanche Zajac
Ann Gluyna
Mary DeLury
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DeBell Veading
Bob Mamon
Corryites
Ted Anderson
Local Softball Standouts Earn Season Highlights
A scrambled report highlights players in the 1955 season with mentions of Cincinnati int players, a Babe Ruthian leadership cue, and team positions. Bill Turner leads a list with Terry Williams and Dietéch delivering key numbers as 823 is noted in the recap.
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High School Conference Scores and Pairings Noted
A list of boys and girls games across multiple districts shows East Forest, Spartansburg, Tidioute, West Forest, Pleasantville, Youngsville, Clymer, Sherman Victory Joint, Cranberry and more scheduled. Local Erie teams include Strong Vincent, McDowell, Erie Academy, Erie Prep, Erie Tech, Fort LeBoeuf, Union City, Lawrence Park and Wattsburg.
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Chuvalo Ready for Patterson Fight at Madison Square Garden
George Chuvalo completed heavy training in Vonticella New York for Monday's heavyweight bout with ex champion Floyd Patterson at Madison Square Garden. He passed a medical check and was declared well conditioned and ready. Patterson boxed four rounds at his Marlboro camp and may do more work before breaking camp Sunday.
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Fuller Breaks 400 Record as Tankers Triumph
Corry High swimmers beat Meadville 58 to 27 led by Dave Fuller who won the 160 yard medley and the 400 yard freestyle and set a team mark at 5:05.7. Other Corry winners included Jeff Wickwire Ken Lacey Bill Masler and Marty Roehrig with Meadville’s Pat Boyle taking two freestyles.
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Oklahoma to host softball Hall of Fame in Anaheim
The Amateur Softball Association of America selects Anaheim California as the site of the national Hall of Fame and future headquarters. The 104 commissioners held their 33rd annual convention and voted yesterday to move national headquarters from Newark New Jersey.
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Iba Closing In On Course Of Personal Goals
Hank Tha coached the United States Olympic team and seeks the Big Eight title with Oklahoma State. The Cowboys defeated Colorado 59-55 in three overtimes to rise 5-0 in conference and 12 4 overall, and Tha reached 712 career wins, two behind Adolph Rupp.
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Warriors End Losing Streak After 17 Games
San Francisco Warriors end a 17 game slide with a 1080 piece win over the Cincinnati Royals. Big Nate Thurmond scores 30 to spark the victory while Oscar Robertson struggles, held to eight points in a tightly defended first half. No other games that night.
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Pirates Sign Three Players For 1965 Contracts
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced the signing of three players to 1965 contracts Jimmy Price catcher Dave Kwiatkowski outfielder first baseman and Bob Robertson infielder outfielder aged 22 22 and 18 respectively.
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Dave Kwiatkowski
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