Beaver Swimmers Close 1962 Season With Loss to Prep
Corry High’s 1962 swimming seniors bid farewell as Beaver tankers fell 57 to 29 at the local YMCA to Erie Cathedral Prep. Prep swept seven of ten events, setting two pool marks, and claimed two of three top spots in most individual races.
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Corry
Cochran
Beaver Tankers
Erie Cathedral Prep
Fiie Parochiala
Prep
Unis Aed
Jack McIntyre
Jimh
McIntyre
Dennis Peresmore
Joe Chillell
Hurlbut
jBeavers
Erie East
Cory
Erie Academy
Beaver
Erie'Trch
Meadville
Jamestown
Lake
Wickwite
Fuss Clark
Tollowat
Corry Wrestler Savko Eyes District Title Run
John Savko, Corry Area High School 120-pound Section champion, seeks a District 10 crown at Meadville as part of a strong Beaver County presence. He owns a 15-0 season record and faces tough foes like Dick Stuyvescent of Greenville as Section Four yields 48 wrestlers from 17 schools.
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Jonn Bayko
Corry
Meadville
Savko
Meadville High School
Beaver
Erie
Erie County
Greenville
Hickory
Erie East
East
Dick Stuyvescent
Eric East
Ed Thomas
Fort LeBoeuf
al Barnett
Thomas
Dick Malek
Beaver Warrior
District Wrestling Tourney Pairings Listed
District pairings show 25 to unlimited weight classes with competitors from SV CL UC G EE H F NE T J To CP W and others. Notable matchups include Terry Magoon versus Dick Redfoot and Ed Thomas against Al Barnett with multiple cross town foes.
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Terry Magoon
Dick Redfoot
Ron Hill
Perry Stewart
Tim McCall
Tony Ross
Jerry van Epps
Don Wilson
Glenn Patterson
Chuck Gordon
Tom Moore
Jim Bemis
Ed Thomas
al Barnett
John Savko
Corry
Dick Stuyvesent
Bob Robins
Terry McNeece
Rich Cummings
Claude McGuire
Larry Bernardini
Bill Harpast
Ben Whaley
Dave Anderson
Lou Foster
Ken McCracken
Ed Hayes
Jim Myers
CU Zolikoff
Ed Fleeco
Rick Ditzenberger
Bill Salchak
Roger Colvin
Gary Lang
LeRoy Colbert
Dave Davis
Tom Carpenter
Earl Lewis
John Howard
Tom Harger
Ed Arrington
Mike Morris
Bob Woklich
Morris Ward
Bob Kowalewski
Dick Schuster
Fred Clelland
Dan Lincoln
Eric Strong Vincent
Conneaut Lake
ULC
Union City
G—Greenville
Cambridge Springs
H—Hickory
F—Franklin
Titusville
J—Jamestown
Bearcats poised for NCAA bid as final results loom
The Bearcats sit at 24-2 after a 71 53 win over Xavier of Ohio and await Saturday night results from Bradley at St. Louis to determine if they will join the NCAA Midwest region. Bradley’s 9-2 conference mark could force a playoff for the NCAA berth.
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Associated Press
Bearcats
Bradley
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Xavier
Ohio
Peoria
Braves
Loyola of Chicago
Loyola
McTion
Utah
Oues
Colorado State
Utah State
Denver
New Mexico
Duke
Maryland
Raleigh
N.C
Clemson
Gathor
North Carolina State
Forest
Virginia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Dukes Roll Toward NIT With 94 80 Win Over Seton Hall
Duquesne stayed on track for the National Invitational Tournament by routing Seton Hall 94 to 80 at Madison Square Garden New York. In western Pennsylvania Allegheny and Geneva edged Thiel and Carnegie Tech in close PA conference play, Allegheny narrowly prevailing after leading 40 37 at halftime.
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Press
Duquesne
Seton Hall
Madison Square Garden
New York
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Geneva
Thiel
Carnegie Tech
Nick Workman
Paul Benec
Willie Somerset
Meadville
Hank Rachelreiss
Pittsburgh
Tartans
Five Seniors Lead 1962 National All America Basketball Team
The Associated Press named five seniors to the first team led by Jerry Lucas of Ohio State. Also on the first team were Terry Dischinger, Billy McGill, Chet Welker, and Len Chappell. Lucas, Dischinger, and Walker topped voting by writers and broadcasters with Lucas at 1,589 points.
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NEW York
Woppe
Ohio State
Jerry Lucas
Associated Press
Lucas
Terry Dischinger
Purdue
Billy McGill
Utah
Chet Welker
Bradley
Len Chappell
Wake Forest
Dischinger
Walker
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Neck
Dischin- Ber
McGill
Chappell
John Havlicek
Art Heyman
Duke
Heyman
Havlicek
Portage
Charles Nash
Kentucky
John Rudometkin
Southern California
Rod Thorn
Skyline
Jet
Nesh
Playoff Upsets Highlight Openers In PIAA Race
State playoffs opened with West Reading advancing to a fourth straight Class C title attempt by beating Upper Dauphin 76-60. Oakmont edged Fort Cherry 32-31 as Edgewood toppled Dayton 71-67. Edgewood faces Oakmont in the Class B semifinal while West Reading meets Scotland in the Dist. 3 semifinal.
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Ly Associated Press
Fort Chet Ty
Oakmont
West Reading
Upper Dauphin
Fort Cherry
Pittsburgh
Susquehanna
Upper ‘Dauphin
Edgewood
Dayton
Scotland
Ambler
Levittown
Woodrow Wilson
Springfield
Delco
Coatesville
Clairton
Carnegie
Hickory Two
Dist
Western Pennsylvania
Erie Tech
Commodore Perry
Spartansburg
Meadville
Conneaut Lake
Lawrence Park
David Meadfieldhouse
Hickory
Meadville High
Lakers
Allegheny
Titsusville
Temple Coach Litwack Seeks Higher Basketball Baskets
Temple coach Harry Litwack and National Rules Committee member predicts baskets will be raised above the current 10 feet. He told the Philadelphia Basketball Writers Club that higher rims will curb tap-ins and ease officials’ burden on goal tending calls.
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Rib
Harry Litwack
Temple
National Basketball Rules Committee
Litwack
Philadelphia Basketball Writers Club
Bowling Results Highlight Distaff League Scores and Double Centuries
In the Ladies A League at VFW Wednesday night Florence aired 164 191 165 for 540 series while Angie Crapser led with a 203 single. Other top A league scorers included Sample Baker Lamielle Weeks Hoyt Chase and Shumsky.
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VFW
Florence
Mary
Angie Crapser
Maribelle Sample
Rosa Baker
Florence Lamielle
Emma Weeks
Helen Hoyt
Erma Chase
Pat Shumsky
Blanche Zajac
Corry
Avalon Center
George Price
G. Bennett
Amy Tombo
Kien
Bowl- Aive
Compton
Thome
Jim Rhoades
Dale Hammerlee
Romeo Marchitelli
John Falcone
Liston Nixes Terms For Title Scrap
In New York AP report, Jonny Liston rejects Floyd Patterson title bout terms and a payday between 200 000 and 700 000. Liston objects to Patterson’s second fight control and site choice while promoter Bolan touts a 200 000 minimum guarantee. Dr Charles P Kaisen says Liston could be removed as leading contender. Patterson and Cas D Amato unavailable for comment.
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New York
Jonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Tom Bolan
Bolan
Liston
Patterson
Bo-lan
Charles P. Kaisen
National Boxing Association
Tacoma
Wash
Cas D'Amato
Rip Engle OK after operation for ruptured tendon
Penn State football coach Rip Engle, 52, is in satisfactory condition after surgery at Gelsinger Medical Center for a ruptured Achilles tendon suffered Wednesday while playing paddle ball. He is expected to be discharged tomorrow or Monday.
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Damenuse
Rip
Engle
Penn State
Gelsinger Medical Center
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