CAHS Top Scorers Repeat Agee Williams and Latos Lead
CAHS season totals show Terry Williams 296 and Latos 275 as top scorers for Corry High. Williams led in field goal percentage and rebounds, while Latos excelled at free throws. Paige and Olson followed, with juniors McMahon and McIntyre notable in junior high scoring.
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Terry Willams
Fd Latos
Corry High
Journal
Cape Waste
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Latos
Gary Paige
Junior
Steve Olson
Mickey McMahon
Vic Cragg
Jim Davison
Paige
Sid Stewart
Davison
Doug Stewart
Stewart
Tom Morse
Varsity
Beavers
Roger Hoover
Joe Buaressi
Jerry McIntyre
Danny McEldowney
McIntyre
Five Section II Wrestlers Triumph at Franklin Meet
Five Section II mat champions survived openers Saturday as Section I champs faced them in Franklin. Titusville and Warren sent four reps to District 10 prelims with two winners each: Jim DeMille 103 lb and Chuck Shaffer 145 lb for Titusville. Max Claypool and Gat Paige 120 lb for Warren. Oil City’s Chuck Breene was the only other Section II win. Several local wrestlers were eliminated, with Greenville producing five of the six Section II victories. The tournament winners meet Section I champs in Erie next Saturday at 8 p.m., with survivors advancing to state.
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Franklitusville
Warrenekeh
Jim DeMille
Chuck Shaffer
Titusville
Warren
Max Clay
Gat Paige
Oil City
Chuck Breene
Chuck Samunsky
Franklin
Bob Dale
Joe DeVault
Dean Lester
Jimy Olson
Mike Vouson
Bob Emerson
Greenville
Hhotbed
Pymatunine
Corry Archers Top Union City In Trophy Shoot
Corry Archery Club hosted Union City for a trophy shoot at the East Mant indoor range. Junior high students led by Ben Calderone posted a 3959-1430 pack score. Corry’s varsity and junior varsity squads competed, with standout scorers including Ralph Bailey and Terry Williams. Williams’ team showed depth as players Kinney Lamona Price McQuiston and Davison led the program into next season.
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Union City
Binmen
Toca
East Mant
Tempet- Street
Turnteges
Ben Calderone
Ralph Bailey
Little Beavers
Torerparts
Cee Getncuin Tian
Eyange
Willam Brown
Williams
Latos
Davison
Kinney
Lamona
McQuiston
Paige
Larry
Gallaher
Bea
Ge Masaers
Terry Williams
Graver Fata Dey
Ed Latos
Blondie Aga
Gary Paleo
Steve Olxon
Joe Baressi
Larry Galligher
Pall Bayer
Bob Caster
Bill Lord
Dennis Moulin
Mike Metanehliy
Harrison Gite
Jol Lume
Ted Williams Aims for 18 HR and .400 Avg This Season
Ted Williams pledges to stay with the Scottsdall team in Scottsdall Arizona and vows to reach 18 home runs while sustaining a .400 batting average this season, threating to depart if goals falter.
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Ted
Scottsdall
Ariz
Ted Williams
Hawks Teams Share First in Rec League Action
Sixth grade Hawks beat Red Devils 11 14 to seize early lead while fifth graders Streakers and Blue Angels top standings. Falcons' Jerry Kennedy scored 11 and Hawks' John Bisley led with 19 as schedule shows Hawks vs Paleons and Red Devils vs Merc next.
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Red Devils
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49Ers
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John Bitley
Paleons
Feed Devils
Rawk
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Beavers
Blue Deve Us
Din Carvier
Thn Craker
Mick Dubrosky
Bie Devils
Blue Devils
Pioneers
John Bisley
Ronnie Hants
Tom Bracken
Jim Proper
Johnson Cops Golf Tourney in Baton Rouge Open
Husky Howie Johnson won the Baton Rouge Open by one stroke with a 283 total after rain delays and rough conditions at Baton Rouge Country Club. Jay Hebert led early but finished second as John McMullin tied for third at 283. Ken Ventura, defending champ, tied for 26th at 292.
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Husky Howie Johnson
Jay Hebert
Saniind
Fla
San Marcos
Calif
Professioan
Johnson
John McMullin
Fair Oaks
Pail Harney
Worcester
Mass
Doug Ford
Paradise
Ken Ventur
Palo Alto
Prace
Budweisers Seek ABC Lead in St Louis Bowling Meet
The Budweisers of St Louis, national champions, clash with Pfeiffer Beer Detroit and four other 1000+ averages in the American Bowling Congress tournament tonight aiming to overtake the pace. Don Carder stars for the Budweisers as they seek a third 1900 series, while Joe David Tim Morait teamed for 131 in doubles and Glenn Glens and Bob Gersh led Chicago in a separate doubles event. The Hockstadter junior classic of Chicago posted 2995 to lead the open division.
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ST. Louis
Budweissers
Pfeiffer Beer
Detroit
Don Carder
Hittt
Joe David
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Fie
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Bob Gersh
Chicago
Chicas
College Cagers Near End Of Regular Slate 12 Positions Remaining In NCAA NIT
NCAA and NIT brackets near completion as 12 spots remain in NCAA and four NY teams vie for NIT at large bids. Teams such as St. John’s Fordham and Manhattan eye key regionals while Missouri Valley and Skyline contenders fight for at large slots. Ohio Valley and West regional titles shape the field with several conferences still undecided.
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Mexico City bout ends in close decision
Raul Macias from Mexico City and Ernesto Parta from Mexico fought a tight ten round bout with Macias out pointing Parta by split margin as spectators noted the gritty exchanges and territorial edge.
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Mexico City
Raul
Ruton) Macias
Mexico
Ernesto Parta
Williams Drops To Fourth In Section II Scoring Race
Section II season ends with George Dewey leading scoring at 227 points for the season. Tony Pera of Megslyille posted 169 to finish third, while Corry Williams and Corry Bri ay Night figure among the top five. Clyde-Stintismith of Meanville had 148, with Jim Divison and Bobby Lynch drifting from the top five as final tallies roll in.
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Dewey
Corry
Joe
Hol Litles
Celtics Lose as Auerbach Protests Goaltending Call
Boston coach Red Auerbach erupted after a 104 102 defeat to St Louis Hawks protesting a goaltending call on Bob Cousy’s late shot. Celtics, league divisional leaders, faltered in a tight game as rival teams also posted wins Sunday.
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Bill Russell
Celtics
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Cousy
Mithiepin
Mierween
Syrah House
New York
Knicks
Detrott
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Minneapolis
Philadelphia
Lakers
Warriors
Syracuse
Ake Iy
Royals
St. Tos
Miler, Moran lead Penn wins at IC4A meet
Kane Miler wins IC4A distance race at Madison Square Garden with 2.00.6 time. Ed Moran secures a Penn triumph in the 880 yard event, while Dick Engelbrink captures Penn State victory in the two mile with a 9 1/ units unclear.
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Ed Moran
Madison Square Garden
Moran
Penn Suele
Dick Engelbrink
Penn Ste
Track and field brief from New York squares Garden meets
In New York Manhattan won the 104 events at Madison Square Garden by a narrow margin over Penn State with a close point total. Ron Delany won the indoor mile in a time near 4 minutes 17 seconds. Kalevi Karkinen captured the North American ski jumping title in Squaw Valley with a jump around 2,004 feet. In Colorado Springs, Lathledaxistenki delivered a dramatic free skate performance to claim his third world men’s title.
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Penn Suite
Ron Delany
Squaw Valley
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Finland
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Colon
Lathledaxistenki
Gatorado Springs
Hawl-Aire Mixed Doubles leads with high scores and splits
Pronk Bernardt and Bu ba mitelle top the Hawl-Aire Mixed Doubles in a noisy meet with 20 and 179 outputs. Avalon Junior League features Bob Zaleneck rolling 147 and 140 high games while Mike Baroxst ties 140 and 146. Other boys' leaders include Cin Cookies and Taek Houmbtlinic with 190, Dave Wetmore 133, Bob Lawcen 125 197, Som Marlon 1S, Karl Brooks 194, Paul Brooks 124. In girls rankings Marilyn Jungfleich and Kathy Berry pace, with Mary Tousen 119 and Linda Paige 111. Mixed Doubles Pirates and other teams post top totals. Splitters and Miss/Mis in several events reach 700s.
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Hawl-Aire
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Sofie Douglas
Fdies
Salrdiy
Avalon
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Mike Baroxst
Cin Cookies
Taek Houmbtlinic
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Bob Lawcen
Som Marlon
Karl Brooks
Paul Brooks
Marilyiy Jungfleiich
Kathy Berry
Mary Tousen
Vth
Phyllis Dural
Linda Paige
Wwooh Pirates
Melinen
Hil & Mins
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Baby Happy Losers
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Total
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Dana Happy Lovers
Lane Declares War On Yanks Asks AL Help
Frank Lane, Cleveland Indians general manager, urges American League clubs to join him in an outright strike against the New York Yankees. He says their common objective is to do everything possible on the field to prevent the Yankees from winning again.
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Les
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Yankees Pennant Hopes Framed by Club Strategy
A St. Petersburg resident urges neighbors to unite against the Yankees by throwing their best pitchers to break momentum. Lane cautions that aging stars and pre win momentum may be masking weakness, calling for a gang-up policy this season to prevent a pennant. Saturday night fights in Hollywood note Roberto Gavin stopping Jimmy Moser in 1 round.
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Ine
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Bin
Te Teft
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Ark
Bob Turley
Ryne Duren
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Durer
Yankee
Whitey Ford
Hollywood
Calif
Roberto
Mono
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