Beavers Wrestlers Eye Conference Crown With Savio Return
Beavers hope to repeat as conference contenders led by Savio returning at 112 pounds and Puckley dominating in 120. Notable clashes include Barko and Knapp with Savio seen as strong favorite while Puckley’s rise draws scrutiny. Larry Wis, Colvin, Deets, and Zolikoff feature in a competitive slate as the season unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amun Gor
Matene Thurinats
Beavers
Bill Eaton
John Savio
Ray Mitchell
Eaton
Mitchell
Savio
John
Besver
Puckley
Barko
Titusville
Jin Knapp
Ibi-Patinder
Orange and Black
Thunder
Bob Mulvin
Quad
Larry
Wis U
Cillf Zolikoff
Bisler
Oller
Gonina
Ike Puck
Warren
Roger Colvin
Deets
Colvin
Corry
Puckiey
Mulvin
Who's Best Miler Rated Thss Up
A fragmented report notes Thams and Beilis team up with Peter Gnell to coach a miler in a 1968 Dublin race. It mentions a world record pace near 4 54 and references New Zealand and a New Açuluier plipped outcome.
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Meenas
Thams
Biliolf
Peter Gnell
Dublin
Petoa
N.” Ecoond
Ranguy's Than
Wangunul
New Zealand
CAHS Cagers Face Titusville and Local Rivals
Corry Area High School hosts a marathon set of contests with 100 athletes in Orange and Black. Beavers basketball aims to repeat a 62-39 win over Titusville while seeking a league 3-3 mark. swimming and wrestling also compete at Titusville, Erie East, and home sites.
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Corry Ares High School
Titusville
Fat Erie East
Beaverland
Athetics
Lou Hanna
Moore
Ben Calderone
Little Beavers
Titusville Junior High
Little Orange
Black
John Bisley
Varsity Beavers
Oil City
Beaver Basketeers
Tuanville
Orange and Black Hoopsters
Corry
Mickey McMahon
Harold Bromley
Bob Wikwire
Dick Scholion
Chuck Gilliland
Ron
Meadville
George Schroeder
Bromley
Beavers
Augainist ‘Pratikiln
Werren
Beaver Hydromen
Cory
Erie Cathedral Prep
Erie ‘Tech
Jamestown
Ron Brown
Art Butters
Cept Brown
McIntyre
Sopidomore
East
Pete Peterson
Bob Mulgin
Matmmen
Aight
Orange and Black
The
Jostote
Ted Awa
Soach Murvin
Johnson
Spops Sohten
Archer
Bert
Oilers
Beaver
Dima
Dy Pargnthicane
Owas
Ari
Diegfeld
T. Jotmanon
M. Johrson
John
Gayle
Diple
Malek
Gary Don
Games Tonight Section Two District Matchups
Tunaville visits Corry and City plays Warren Franklin. Other games include Spartansburg not scheduled and a full slate with North East Wattsburg Union City Fort LeBoeur Lawrence Park Fairview Girard Wesleyville Northwestern General Mo Calla Harborcreek Erie Tech Hickory Grove City McDowell Cambridge Sprites Sharon Ellwood City Cochran ton Saegertown Commodore Perry Linesville Conneaut Valley Erie East Reynolds Greenville Tigioute Pleasantville East Forest Bennetts Valley North Clarion Cranberry Sheffield Johnsonburg Jamestown Bradford Beaver Falls Farrell Dunkirk Erie Strong Vincent Mercer Sharpsville Rocky Grove Randolph Conneaut Lake Pymatuning Bemus Point Northern Area Lakeview West Middlesex Reynoldsville Ridgway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunaville
Corry
Warren Franklin
Memdville
Spartansburg
Wattsburg
Union City
Fort LeBoeut
Lawrence Park
Fairview
Girard
WesleyVille
Northwestern
General Mo
Calla Harborcreck
Erie Tech
Hickory
Grove City
McDowell
Cambridge Sprites
Sharon
Ellwood City
Cochranton
Saegertown
Commodore Perry
Linesville
Conneaut Valley
Erie East
Reynolds
Greenville
Tigioute
Pleasantville
East Forest
Ohio State Maintains Unanimous Top Spot In Poll
Ohio State Buckeyes hold a unanimous first place in the AP college poll with a 15 game win streak after a 72 4 win over Purdue. Kentucky, Cincinnati and Kansas State follow in the top five as Duke and Duquesne adjust positions.
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Ohio State
Buckeyes
Associated Press Weekly
Purdue
Northwestern
Jerry Lucas
John Havncek
Boilermakers
Kentucky
Duquesne
Duke
Blue Devils
Wildcats
Georgia
Florida
Cincinnati
Drake
Houston
North Texas
Oho State
Kansas State
Southern California
Iw Ich State Ca
Hunter Safety Course Offered In Columbus
The Spring Creek Sportsmen's Club sponsors a hunter safety course in Columbus for one session next four Thursday nights. Open to any area hunter age 11 and older, the class invites men women and children to enroll free of charge. Base handling of guns is among topics. classes meet each Thursday at 7 pm with SPS Club instructors.
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Sevresniucr Assant
Spring Creek Sportsmen's Club
Columbus
SPS
Spring Creek Club
Tory Battles Wank Philadelphia Boxers Tonight
Joey Giar dello of Philadelphia ranked eighth faces Henry Hani of Detroit ninth in a ten pound feature bout at Convention Hall. The winner could earn a Sok.wit title chance with Robiniars Mr. in a cited bout material. Unclear contenders and amateur slate fill the card with junior varsity rein starting at high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tory Battles
Philadelphia
Joey Giardello
Henry Hani
Detroit
Conven
Tion Hall
Wit
Siew Ray
Banquet Honors Groza and Local Athletes in Corry
Groza, famed Browns place kicker and NFL star, headlines the Corry Area High School banquet with a career spanning three sports at Martine Ferry High School and a 1959 Browns tenure. Also featured are Joe Connell and senior athletes from basketball, swimming, golf, wrestling, track, and football. Tickets are available through Beaver Club members. event includes trophies and tributes in a non stag dinner setting.
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Low Griva
Cleveland Browns
Big Lou
Footeball
Ohio State
U.S. Army
Pacific
Groza
Browns
Groza Jong
Philadelphia
Bobby Walston
Lou
Gro
Tne
Cleveland
Jeff
Joi
Joe Connell
Warren
Hw. Connell
Pittsburgh Ter Company
Corry Area High School
Beaver Club
Penn State
Rip Engle
Courage shines in Stokes and Twyman life fight recognition
Philadelphia writers named Maurice Stokes and Jack Twyman as the most courageous athletes of 1961 for Stokes paralysis battle and Twyman’s support. The award included a $500 grant to aid Stokes’ rehabilitation, with praise for their spirit amid recovery efforts. Whitey Ford and Joe Romig received special honors in the same event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Twyman
Maurice Stokes
Philadelphia
Chreinnat Royals
National Basketball Association
Yack Twyman
Stokes
Philadelphia Sports Writers Association
Twyman
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
St. Francis
Bin
Hin Dsight
Jimmy Dykes
Milwaukee Braves
Onendntorview
Tyyman
Aruces
Dwynian
Metin
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
America
Joe Romig
Colorado
Wildcats Top Tech as UK Extends Win Streak
Adolph Rupp's Kentucky, No. 2 in The Associated Poll, defeated Georgia Tech 71-42 in Atlanta to push its winning streak to 13. Ohio State beat Purdue 473 in a high scoring clash as the Buckeyes tied the modern Big Ten record with 20 consecutive wins. Mississippi State and others also won, while Notre Dame fell to St. John's in a late double overtime.
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Adolph Rupp
Wildcats
Associated
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Kentucky
Oho State
Purdue
Boilermakers
Buckeyes
Indiana
Sched
Bradley
Tulsa
Mississippi State
Delta State
Kentucky Pegels
Southern California
Cotton Nash
Jerry Lucas
Ohio State
Terry Dischinger
Mel Garland
Mel Nowell
Dischinger
Lucas
Garland
Nowell
Delta
Grandie Barron
LeRoy Ellis
St. John’s
Notre Dame
Jimmy Rays
Tadjana
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Virginia Tech
West Virginia
Bucky Kel Jer
Vinnie Ernst
Jim Hadnot
Providence
Niagara
Clemson
Furman
Jercy Smith
Xavier
Ohio
Detroit
Bowling Shorty Coan and Dick Metis Top A League Scores
Coan and Merkle both rolled 300 plus in Bowl-Aire action with Coan 218 215 207 and Merkle 225 204 179 in the Men's A League. Other high scores included Renzi 216 Eddy 211 Messina 211 Lamielle 211 Thorne 206 Barr 206 Staples 205 Douglas 204 Clark 200 Crags 200 and Dingfelder 200. Clymer League leaders Holthouse 212 VanEarden 204 Querreveld 203. In two VFW leagues numerous 100 plus games appeared including Davis 284 Robinson 226 Brentek 128 Auer 208 Glavis 402 Combs 211 Schiveffer 208 Cobbett 406 Beck 204 Gerzina 201 Frisina 201. Avalon Center top marks Ed Paver 200 201 Mitchell 212 Holcomb 212 Ray Clark 22
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorty Coan
Dick Metis
Coan
Merkle
Bowl-Aire
Whele
Pat Renzi
Bob Eddy
Frank Messina
Bill Lamielle
al Thorne
Ed Barr
Gerald Staples
Lafe Douglas
Paul Clark
Tom Crags
Gary Dingfelder
Clymer
Ralph Holthouse
Wilbur VanEarden
Wayde Querreveld
VFW
Jowble
Hank Davis
Rabble Robinson
Andy Brentek
Paul Auer
Pete Glavis
Gene Combs
Harold Schiveffer
Mel Cobbett
al Beck
Lou Gerzina
Angelo Frisina
Avalon Center
Ed Paver
Fred Mitchell
Jack Holcomb
Ray Clark
Ski World Champs at Chamonix Likely Canceled Over East German Entry
Officials warned the world championships in Chamonix on February 10 could be canceled if East German skiers are denied entry. Swiss FIS head Marc Hodler called an emergency Bern meeting after reports East Germans may obtain French visas. Austria notes limited political sympathy but cites FIS rule guaranteeing participation for all members.
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Wibana Ces
Susbman Akfing
Chamonix
France
Marc Hodler
International Ski Federation
PIS
Bern
Iim
FIS
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Leon Doleski
Dick Peebles
Jim Proper
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Thomas R. Shupe
Harold G. Wolfe
J. Donald Watson
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Richard Bachomer Memorial
Louis Ball
American Legion Jr
Elmer “Ortner
W. Washington St
Corry, PA
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California
Jane Barker
Tech
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Ugstshee
Eer the Inis
Beastie
Ocuet
Boston House
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VEW Post
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Tri-Nord Zalzneck’s Inc
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