Surprising High Cagers Topple Dragons 64 50 in league play
Corry Area High beat Warren Dragons 64 to 50 ending a 22 game league losing streak. Beavers dominated with strong drives, sharp passing, and rebounding led by Ettingnys and Gordon. Elhynski topped scoring with 17, while Cassett Hixson Coates reached double figures as Warren fouls fueled Corry's late surge.
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Massamen
Corry
Walt Wolfe
Elchynski
Beavers
Dragons
Warren
Carsett
Hixson
Coates
Ettinger
Warrell
Meadville Bulldogs rout Franklin 105-40 in league play
Meadville crushed Franklin 105-40 to stay unbeaten in Section II. Lloyd Sharrar paced the Bulldogs with 66 points on 15 goals and 26 free throws, surpassing the old league scoring mark of 46. Titusville beat Oil City 68-62 to tighten second place. Corry’s 64-50 upset over Warren moved the Beavers within a game of Warren and Oil City.
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Meadville
Franklin
Bulldogs
Lloyd Sharrar
Wille Hunter
Titusville
Oil City
Corry
Warren
Beavers
Corry Om
TAGM KEGLERS ENTER STATE TOURNEY AT ERIE
The TAGM Electric Keglers of Corry, tied for first in the American Division of the Class B Bowl-Aire league with Esso Service, filed entry for the State Bowling Association tournament in Erie. The event runs April 9 to May 30, with handicap prize money and several local teams expected to join. Members listed include MacBain Sears, S. E. Anderson, Max Chris, Bob Owens, and Harry Hotchkiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacsm Electric Kegiers
Esso Service
Bowl-Aire
Corry
Erie
TAGM
MacBain Sears
S. E. Anderson
Max Chris
Bob Owens
Harry Hotchkiss
Wininger and Harrison Lead Thunderbird Tourney Chase
In Palm Springs California Bo Wininger and E J Dutch Harrison surged to the third round of the $15 000 Thunderbird Invitational golf tourney as 36 professionals contest the final laps Harrison 44 from Ardmore Ohio posted 63 68 while Wininger 31 of Oklahoma City fired 61 70 to sit tied atop the field at the midway mark behind a crowded pack including Ben Hogan Harrison battled back pain from recurring vertebrae issues dating to youth in Arkansas as the event winds toward a rough finish tomorrow.
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Palm. Springs
Calif
Bo Wininger
E. J.dutch
Harrison
Coack
Ben Hogan
Ardmore
Ohia
Wininger
Oklahoma City
Tol
Arkansas
Sugar Grove Falls 47 24 to Corry Junior High
Corry Junior High defeated Sugar Grove 47 to 24 after Sugar Grove cancelled a Clymer High game. Paul Dietsch led with five field goals as Corry built an 18-5 first quarter lead and 30-12 at halftime. Ted Francisca added eight while Angove was Sugar Grove’s top scorer with five. A rematch is set for next Friday at Sugar Grove.
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Clymer High
Sugar Grove
Corry
Blue Jays
Ib Invaders
Victor Cragg
Varsity
Paul Dietsch
Dletsch
Ted Francisca
Angove
Grovers
Pr. Sit. Kn.o.h. Tot
Patterson
G. Patterson
Dingleldor
Davis
Gabriel
Bailey
Knapp O
Gabriel A
Phillips
Harriman
F Amboy
Rowland
Smith
Feeney
Best
Gray, B
Osborne
Irwin G
Flick
Gregory cc. Thayer
Wright B
Goldsmith
Tower E
Cowles
Battin
van Ord FE
Whitney
B. Grice
P. Kelly
Spf
W. Gullek
Corry Junior High
Pataky
Dietsch
Mitchell
B. McLaughlin
Tomner
French
Burkhart
Pr. Sit. Kn
Tot
Latos M. TeWinkle
Turner Pless
Seo Hall
Lathrop Durham
Yanssens Youn
Brigham 2 Conneaut
Williams
Dean
Maedie Groff
Pitts Lauria EO
Marty
Simmons
T. Reimhola
Sprovert
Corry Class A Gunners Upset by Conneaut
The Corry Class A gunners, defending champions, lost to Conneaut 1196-1186. In the Class match at home, Corry was defeated 1178-1139. Osborne led Amby Club with 42, B McLaughlin 241, Walt Guilek 236 for Conneaut, Dinefelder top for Corry with 242, Davis 239, Winkle 283 for Corry in the separate B team result, plus notes on other local marksmen.
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Corry
Conneaut
Corneaiit
Osborne
B. McLaughlin
Amby Glub
Walt Guilek
Gary Dinefelder
Eugene Davis
D. Dell
D. Groff
M.te Winkle
Bowling season strides as Raymond Jewelers topples Martin Motors
In Ladies B League action Bowing 4 The Raymond Jewelers widened their lead by sweeping second place Martin Motor Sales last night. Results list Raymond Jewelers 4 Marty Motor Silos 40 36, Wayside Market at Katherine, Grier Jewelry, Fairmind Jewelers, and Katherine's with notable scores 539 and 590 for Wayside Market, others posting individual totals across the board.
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Raymond Jewelers
Martin Motor Sales
Raymond Jewry
Marty Motor Silos
Moifel Dalry
Katherine
BB Abn Grier Jewelry
Fairmind Jewelers
Marti Major Siles
Mode Datry
Grice Jewelers
Katherine's
Johnson Wins Split Decision At St Nicholas Arena
New York heavyweight Harold Vohanon vs Archie Moore rumor and crowd reports frame a chaotic bout night. Jimmy Slade lost a split decision to Johnson over 10 rounds at St Nicholas Arena with observers split on performance. Johnson weighed 178½ pounds to Slade 182, claiming heavier form but slower action, while managers and officials offered mixed takes on the fight.
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Johnson
New York
Jimmy Slade
St Nicholas Arena
Harold
Harold Barnes
Slade
Joe Eppy
AL Bert
Ball
Salt Johnson
Bert
Ani Slade
Cigure D
Slade Tom Loughery
Wis
Berl
Harde
Loughery
Adelphi Drops College Football Amid Suspension Wave
Adelphi College of Garden City New York has dropped football as part of a wider trend of smaller colleges suspending the sport since the start of the year. Other institutions, Quincy Ohio and Case Institute of Technology, followed suit in suspending football within the same period.
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Adelpht
New York
Adelphi College
Garden City
N. Y
Quincy
Case Thilitute of
Land
THREE UNBEATEN TEAMS FACE RIVAL BATTLES TONIGHT
Top ranked Kentucky seeks win No. 19 against Vanderbilt while Duquesne aims for No.17 against St Bonaventure. Western Kentucky, Connecticut, and Norwich idle amid exams. Findlay edges out Lawrence Tech while Belmon t Abbey hosts Erskine. Tom Marshall fuels Western Kentucky with 39 points as Furman struggles in a lopsided win.
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Associated Press
New York
Seattle
Portland
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Duquesne
Wild~cats
St. Bonaventure
Buffalo
Erskine College
Due West
Bel~mont Abbey
Western Kentucky
Rogis
Denver
Connecticut
Norwich
Lawrence Tech
Detroit
Findlay College
Oho
Leroy Marquette
Tom Marshall
Regis
Frank Selvy
Furman
Warren JV Wows Corry In 56 22 Junior High Clash
Warren Juniors routed Corry High reserves 56 to 22 after a 48 4 halftime lead. Homan led Warren with 11 points, while Latos and Burkhart each added eight for Corry as the reserve game turned into a rout.
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Corry High
Warren Juyvees
Contet
Atle Beavers
Homan
Warren
Latos
Furillo Urges Action Against Bean Ball
New York veteran Furillo the 1983 National League batting champion urges stricter penalties for pitchers who hit batters. He proposes two-base allowances for batters, suspensions for coaches and managers, and an extra umpire to spot deliberate bean balls. Also notes recent onfield incident at the Polo Grounds. College basketball scores follow with Holy Cross, Rhode Island, Boston College, and others.
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New York
Vans Ruhliaght
Leider
Parade Magazine
Furillo
Leo Durocher
Polo Grounds
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Farrell
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Tagm Keglers
Shem
Iy Chick Young
Imo
Cragg
West Palm Beach
Fly
Larry Mujica
Nicola Funari
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Italy
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Cohen Auto Supply
W. Main St
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Samac Cleaner
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Rhode Ialund
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