CAHS Fall to Dragons in Thrilling Local Wrestling Meet
CAHS teams drop two close games as wrestling action at the local gym ends in a dramatic showdown. Foreman faces a controversial call after an alleged bite as Warren and Cummings push near upsets, with Ed Sinnott ruling in the Dragons favor and Derby tailing by narrow margins.
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al Brown
Russ Martin
Point Loss The Casketballers
A fragment reports a team loss and a light humorous moment as players share a pie at a local event. Names and clearer details are unreadable in the clipping.
Trisket-617 Frames 600 Series as 78-Year-Old Bowler Shines
Nels Trisket, 78, first to reach 600 in brief bowling career with 220 204 and 193 in Friday Mixed. Joanne Terwilliger 214 leads Friday Ladies while Corry Beavers fall to Warren Dragons 49-42 in prep for Meadville Tuesday night.
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Braves face legal clash over move from Milwaukee to Atlanta
The National League says a Wisconsin court order cannot force the Braves to stay in Milwaukee, urging play in Atlanta this season while court battles loom. League President Warren Giles outlined owners’ approval to honor the Georgia order, signaling possible U.S. Supreme Court review if disputes persist into the 1965 season opener.
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Local High School Basketball Scores Report
A rundown of scores from regional games with Warren over Corry 68 63 Meadville 85 Titusville 63 Franklin 69 Oil City 68 Spartansburg 93 Northern Area 69 Clymer 56 Chautauqua 63 Youngsville 87 Tidioute 42 McDowell 80 Erie East 75 Erie Tech 45 Erie Academy 2 Erie Strong Vincent 48 Erie Prep 33 Sherman 78 Ripley 58 Mercer 114 Rocky Grove 65 Townville 74 Randolph 54 North East 75 Wattsburg 55 Northwestern 74 Union City 59 East Forest 67 West Forest at Girard 65 Fairview 48 Harborcreek 50 General McLane 4 Fort LeBoeuf 94 Iroquois 83 Jamestown 72 Salamanca 68 Cambridge Springs 68 Conneaut Valley 28 Saegertown 55 Conneaut Lake 53 Fumatuning 67 Pleasantville 52 Clarion 88 Moniteau 39 Ridgway 62 Johnsonburg 59.
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Dukes Face Bonnies After 76-60 Win Over Toledo
Duquesne led by Ron Guziaki with 25 points defeated Toledo 76-60 at the Civic Arena last night. The Dukes have a day off before visiting St Bonaventure in a game at Pittsburgh's Civic Arena tomorrow.
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Wrestling Scoring Highlights Include Narrow Wins
The record lists multiple bout outcomes with point margins. Notable results include Sam Fralice defeating Jim Seitz, Dean Fralice edging Larry Banenen, and Ken McChesney beating Dayro Pusaterl. Referee Edward Sinnott oversees the match.
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al Brown
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Junior High 5 Edges Franklin in Narrow 26 24 Victory
Franklin edged Corry Junior High 26 to 24 as Corry struggled in the middle quarters. Bill Blynt and six others scored, while the Lawrence twins led Franklin with 16 and seven points respectively. The game ended with Franklin showing better balance and the win. In other news H Burton Musser received the USGA Green Section Award for contributions in agronomy.
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Tiny) Schwab
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A Gunners Win By 10 At Local Range
The Red and Gun Club A rifle squad defeated Walnut Creek by ten points at the local range. Final score 1457 to 1447. Coryites Lyle Itor Ak Letes tied for second with 293. Gene Davis Ike Wassink and Gene Gaidia rounded out the top five.
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