Cage Receipts Show Turnaround for Corry Area Hoops
Corry Area High School basketball receipts for the past two seasons were compiled by Faculty Manager of Athletics P Lowe Edwards. This year’s 12 home games brought over 1200 dollars, a notable rise from last season and the first season with no loss in basketball finances in some time. The boost stems from improved team performance and a larger home crowd capacity at the new school, with next season expected to increase further as Beavers look to contend for Section 11 honors and attract crowds of 700 to 800 regularly.
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Cage
Corry
P_ Lowe Edwards
Beavers
Baseball TV Deal Sets Record for 13 Clubs and 860 Games
Baseball plans to televise 860 games this season across 13 clubs at over 26 million dollars. Pirates, Braves, and Athletics sit out. About 4 sponsors commit 12 million, with the rest from local advertisers. Road games number around 350, flags and postgame wrapups boost exposure. Major sponsors include tobacco and beer firms along with auto and baking names.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Milwaukee Braves
Kansas City Athletics
Tobacco
Beer
Automobile, Baking
Gazor Blade Companies
Postseason play ruled out for Cory Highongere
Sport Shorts report that Cory Highongere will not participate in postseason games due to local school athletic officials. The Erie city and county all star game at Gannon Auditorium on March Mth will feature no Orange and Blick players. Clymer fans celebrate a Southern League title win over Sherman as Fran Merriwell powers a comeback in a 18 point deficit to force extra time. Don Wigton of Allegheny College signs with the Cincinnati Redlegs Class B affiliate in High Point North Carolina, reporting for spring training March 25. Cleveland Indians show no expected holdout with Bobby Avila amid wage disputes. Mexican second baseman aims to avoid pay cuts.
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Cory High
Yeavon
Erie City
Crnie
Gannon Auditorium
Clymer
Sherman
Fran Merriwell
Pirates
Don Wigton
Allegheny College
Baykelowllace
Cincinnati Redlegs
Highpoint
N.C
Cleveland Indians
Bobby Avil
W& Go
Hornets Win In Overtime 4-3 Against Providence
Joe Klukey scored a timely goal 1 05 into overtime to lift the Pittsburgh Hornets past the Providence Teds 4-3. Klukey, ex of Boston and Toronto, sparked the rally as the Hornets cling to a chance at the league title. Al Stearns added a key goal, keeping Cleveland close in a tight standings race.
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Noe
Klukey
Boston
Toronto
Pittsburgh Hornets
Providence Teds
Vhetelanph
Fie
Feds
al Stearns
Cleve Jagr & Te
Bury Falo Byans
Tarons
Colgate and Opponents Scoreboard Rough College Basketball Card
Fragmented OCR lists scores for Colgate against multiple opponents including Cornell Pennsylvania Dartmouth Villanova and others with inconsistent player names and typos. Key results show Penn 78 and Dartmouth 86 with scattered numbers and misread team names.
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Bilcknell
Cornell
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Darmouth
Hervard
Villanova 'i
Bonaventure
City
Piel
Gamijen
Wollabine
Alun
Aubnt
Valine
Lotdinienn Stile Hi Karas
Coloradet
Pepperclinie
Woba
Cunfuriilin
AAU Faces Court Over Santee Case At Madison Square Garden
In New York the AAU argued before the appellate division of the New York State Supreme Court to lift a temporary injunction blocking Wes Santee’s lifetime suspension. Attorneys sought to set aside the injunction as cross-motions heated the appeal. Other mile entrants included Ron Delany and Jim Bailey as pre race tension rose awaiting posttime.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Wes Santee
Knights of Columbus
New York State Supreme Court
Santee
Madison Square Garden
Charles P
Villanova
Jim Bailey
Oregon
George King
New York University
Jim Doulin
Manhattan
Justice McNally
Dan Ferris
Costa Scores Controversial Win Over Vasquez in Madison Square Garden
Costa edged Vasquez in a split 10 round decision at Madison Square Garden amid boos from about 3,000 spectators. Vasquez, the 21 year old featherweight contender, was a 4 1 underdog and weighed 133 pounds to Costa 131. A ringside poll showed readers split with eight writers backing Vasquez. The card also noted minor scores from scholastic games and hockey results.
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Seay
Costa
Ruby Vasquez
Madison Square Garden
France
Cherif Hama
Garden
Vasquez
Garden Jung
Frankie Ruff
Thres
Costa ‘Vasquez
Gosta
Amboy and Corry battle in two.range matches
Amboy Rifle Club defeats Corry in two matches with a 1205 to 1203 edge led by George Patterson and B Mc Laughlin. Patterson added a 97 in the air rifle, while Eugene Davis and Walt Gulick followed with 243s. Corry Class B lost 1123 to 1113 as F Sutherlin tallied 229 for Amboy and Jack Crowell 296 for Corry.
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Cory
Amboy
George Patterson
B. McLaughlin
Patterson
Eugene Davis
Walt Gulick
Corry
F. Sutherlin
Jack Crowell
L. LaBounty
Corry Rod & Gun Club
L. Eckman
V. Lindsey
G. Rhodes
B. Plick
J. Crowell
R. Barber
Alabama clinches SEC title ending Kentucky reign
Alabama, the new SEC champion, secured an NCAA tournament berth by defeating Auburn 93-62, ending Kentucky's league dominance. UCLA clinched a tie for the PCC crown with California as San Francisco extended its unbeaten streak to 49 games. Dartmouth moved within a game of the Ivy title with Harvard. ACC and Southern tournament action saw NC State and Wake Forest win semifinals, while North Carolina fell to Wake Forest. Kansas, Cornell, and Villanova posted notable wins in various leagues.
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Associated Press
Alabama
Dartmouth
UCLA
Sten
San Francisco
Caissons
Crimson ‘Tide
Auburn
Kentucky
NCAA
SEC
Wildcats
Harvard
Columbia
Willie
the Whale
Pepperdine
West Virginia
Hot Rod Handley
Purman
Richmond
Washington and Lee
Raleigh
N. C
North Garolina State
Wake Forest
Trout Stocking Planned for Verimnso and Mercer Streams
Hatchery crews haul Cory Fish Hatchery trout to Oil Creek East and West branches and nearby streams. Brown and rainbow trout will be stocked Tuesday through Wednesday in Oil Creek, Thompson Run, Caldwell Creek and West Pithole Creek with deliveries at Centerville Hydetown Titusville and Pleasantville post offices. Fishing season starts April 15 at 9 a.m. EST and streams close from midnight March 14 until opening.
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Corry
Uruk
Centerville
Hydetown
Titusville
Pleasantville
Bowling results from multiple districts and matchups
District level results show Johnstown defeating Westmont 79 to 58 in a District 6 Class A quarterfinal, while Pittsburgh City League title game lists Olive scoring 54 and Fifth Avenue 47. Other early rounds include Conneaut Valley 13 over Girard 59 and Penn Township 70 over Parker 54, with Lilly 54 defeating Harmony 46 in District 6 quarterfinals.
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Westmont
Pittsburgh
Piaa Chass
Picet
Round Penn Township
Parker
Lilly
Harmony
Porterfield Happy to Leave Dressen Era at Senators
Porterfield, speaking in Viera Florida, said he wanted a trade since Dressen became Senators manager. He was dealt to Boston with Vernon, Schmitz and Umphlett for five players, later finding relief in happier surroundings with the Red Sox. Porterfield cited pitching disagreements with Dressen and admitted a rough season but remained hopeful he would have won more under better conditions. Ben Anolik signed Marty Marshall to replace Harold Johnson in a 10 round heavyweight bout with Sonny Liston after Johnson withdrew with a shoulder injury.
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Washington
Charlie Dressen
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Mickey Vernon
Johnny Schmitz
Tom Umphlett
Boston
Dressen
Porterfield
Red Sox
Charlie
Lust
Johnson
Pittsburgh
Ben Anolik
Marty, Marshall
Detroit
Harold Johnson
Sonny Liston
Bt. Lous
Philadelphia
Receipts Rise At Corry High Cage Contests
Cory Ares High School athletics manager Tone Edwards reports 12 home basketball games yielded receipts of 1230.05 for the just-completed season, up from 805.75 in 1964 55 when all but three games were at Weight School gym. The year’s gate supported a budgeted break even of 1200 with Meadville Bulldogs drawing the largest crowd at 180.05 and Titusville at 140.50. Separate special contest with the Faculty added 167, not going to the athletic fund but earmarked for medical purposes. Game by game receipts list multiple towns and schools including Millcreek Union City Erie Tech Alumni Youngsville Franklin Meadville Titusville Olean City Warren and Erie Academy.
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Tone Edwards
Cory Ares
Meadville Bulldogs
Beavers
Fromm Titusville
Sparta High Five Defeats Faculty in Postseason Showdown
Sparta High Five outscored the Faculty 47 to 28 in a postseason game. Coach Norm Campbell's Inde built a 15-6 first quarter lead and led 26-20 at halftime. Campbell added 14 and Rassy tallied 10 as the High five dominated later quarters. Professional scores include Fort Wayne 104, New York 97 and Boston 119, Minneapolis 118.
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Norm Campbell
Inde
Casulty
Ras¢y
Pice
Wachers
Campbell
Fort Wayne
New York
Boston
Minneapolis
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