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CAHS Tankers Meet Academy Here Tonight
CAHS Tankers host the Academy in a local game tonight at 8. The Beavers, coming off a 50-38 win over Mondville on January 17, seek to rise above .500 at 3 3. Corry’s strong showing and multiple school records pace the Erie area clash. The Academy is a one-time foe, with other opponents slated for a home-and-away schedule.
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15 year old Tammy Davis sets indoor hurdles time
In a Baltimore indoor meet Tammy Davis, 15, Frederick, ran the women's 50 yard low hurdles in 6 seconds. The time was later noted as a national indoor record. Tammy competes for Frederick Track and Field Club and may have shaved time with better track and spikes. Debbie Whorpsen, youngest U8 track member, is highlighted amid Frederick residents’ fundraising support.
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Wilt Scores 50 Against Russell
Wilt Chamberlain scored 50 points as the Boston Celtics defeated the San Francisco Warriors 125-111, extending their season series dominance to six straight wins and widening their division lead. In the Boston doubleheader opener, Jerry West Elgin Baylor and Dick Barnett combined for 4 points as the Lakers edged the Knicks 116-115. Wittenberg Tops Poll as No 1 Small College Team in AP Ranking.
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Celtics dominate junior high cage as records tumble
D Thomas leads Celtics to a 13 1 cage record with six straight wins and top scoring in every game. He posted 12 14 13 13 15 and 10 points while teammates mostly failed to reach double figures. Fogey Five follow in second place at 8 4 6 record. Tramps third with 5 9 and Nationals at bottom.
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Fred Corbett
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Dodgers Boost Salaries For Young Stars
The Los Angeles Dodgers reward youth with raises for 1963. Ben Drysdale and Tomms Davis receive about 10 000 each after standout 1962 seasons. Drysdale tops Dodger history at about 46 000 for 1963. Davis 25 000. Ron Fairly 20 000. Wille Davis unspecified rise from 11 000. Boyer of St. Louis earns about 45 000, down 5 000 from last year.
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Ajax 12-0 In Volleyball Dominates City League
Ajax pins a 2-0 sweep over Nationwide and a bonus point victory at Corry Area High Gym as they claim a 12-0 record in the City Volleyball League. Kinley Dolan and BPM II split one match. BPM II won 22-18 while Kinley Dolan played one game. The other match will be made up later. Moose's rests at 10-2 and Corry James town drops to a late edge with the bonus point.
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Sugar Ray Robinson Wins Split Decision Over Dupas
Sugar Ray Robinson, age 42 and veteran of 167 pro fights, edged Ralph Dupas 98-96 on two ballots while Judge Ruby had Dupas ahead 98-94. The 6,282 crowd at Miami Beach Convention Hall booed the verdict, with AP having Dupas winning and Robinson reflecting on the outcome as unpopular and urging retirement remarks.
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Unbeatens Face Top College Basketball Showdown Tonight
Drake and Cincinnati lead a slate of vital games as Drake seeks to upset Cincinnati’s dominant Bearcats. Loyola Chicago and Niagara also hold perfect records, with Niagara facing Georgetown and Providence in a demanding stretch. Wake Forest aims to stay atop the ACC after beating NC State, while West Virginia, led by Thorn and McCormick, crushed Florida to move to 13-5. Detroit edged Michigan 88-70 after a late rally.
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Union City grapplers take eighth win in league outing
Union City High powered to an 8-0 win over Northwestern as Fred Large’s Bears maintained top Erie County League standing with a 30 win. Unbeaten Union City wrestlers include Frank Chandlerlek at 138, Ken Mecracken at 145, and Bill Greishaw at 154, with Robinson blocking Dipus at 162 in a close 12 pound edge.
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Bowling leaders spark high scores in Corry leagues
In Corry bowls action at VFW and Elks lanes, Baressi led with a 700 set and a 279 game in the Men's A League, plus several 600 triples. Staples, Barrass, Hand and others posted top marks, while Crager and Peterson notched six century games in the Anglers League. Women and other leagues posted multiple 200s and 500 triples amid bustling evening play.
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Tom Crage
Bob Hand
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Bill Dahl
Chuck Skinner
Walt’ Wawrejka
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Cubs Lose 250000 in 12 Coached Baseball Season
Chicago AP report shows the Cubs incurred a near quarter million dollar loss in the season. Revenue from hot dogs, other sales, and drinks at Wrigley Field helped cover freight for 12 coaching staff but did not offset overall baseball operations deficit. Stockholders learned the figures at the annual meeting.
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