Beavers and Oilers Clash Highlight Poor Sportsmanship
In a note titled Heart Three cheers for One Ollers readers condemn the extreme poor sportsmanship by Oil City players and fans during Corry’s season ending game. Beaver fans lament the foul calls and crowd jeers while Coach H L Wells and Vic Cragg strive to keep silence. A moral victory is claimed with some apologies from Oilers fans.
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Oil City
Beldig
Olity
Ollers
Corry
Beaves
Oilers
Wells
Beaver
H. L. Wells
Vic Cragg
Cragmans
Beavers
Oll
Playoff race in District 10 Class A B and C hoops
District 10 playoff action features Titusville versus Hickory in Class A at Farrell Friday with Vincent's winner advancing to meet the victor next Friday March 14 at Allegheny College Meadville. Class B opens with Sacrertown versus Girard at Meadville Field House and Grove City College hosting Lakeview versus Mercer County B winner with winner facing Youngsville next Tuesday. Class C opens with Edinboro versus Randolph at Meadville, then Corry Area hosts East Forest upper valley winner against the Edinboro Randolph winner on March date for the district crown.
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Grill
Titusville
Hickory
Farrell
Eric Strong Vincent
Vincent
Allegheny College
Davidead
Meadville
District 100
Pittsburgh
Lakeview
Mercer County
Youngsville
Girard-Saegertown
Edinboro
Erie County
Randolph
Crawford County
Corry Area
Forest
Corry Fans Rally For Final Game Of 18-Game LOSING Streak
Sport Shorts notes a strong turnout by Corry fans traveling 5 miles to watch the last game of a team enduring an 18 game losing streak. It recalls last year’s Ott City visit revealing a 5-? record. Veteran coach Tuas ends a 28-year 368-172 career after guiding Odor teams to District 19 play.
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Corry
Ott City
Rist
Lear
Tuas
Odor
Bill Sample
Beavers
Corneil
Beavers scorers top rivals in junior high to varsity totals
The Corry season closes with Williams leading varsity scoring at 296 points and Ed Latos close behind at 275. Junior varsity crown ends in a 93 93 tie for LeRoy Rieck and Doug Stewart, while Gary Paige dominates junior high with 116 points in 10 games. Jim Davison and Carl Clabbatt contribute, with Paige fueling the Blue Jays’ best 5 5 mark.
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Corry
Terry Willams
Section 11
Ed Latos
LeRoy Rieck
Oil City
Doug Stewart
Larry Gallagher
Gary Paige
Steve Olson
Williams
Lites
Vic Cragg
Beavers
Latos
Terry
den Kauer
Lee Williams
Bob Nichols
Jim Davison
Carl Clabbatt
Stewart
Little Beavers
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Ringe
Gillagher
Coleaders
Jan van Dresat
Bob McVicke
Paige
Blue Jays
Gary
Riss Brant
Olson
Nets
Meadville
Bob “Tinker” Custer
Joe Baresi
Willams
Lato
Corry Cagey
Mark Terry
Titusville
P. J. Dietsel
E. Latos
D. Kauer
B. Nichols
J. Davison
Recreation Cage Results: Undefeated teams shine in junior high and elementary rounds
Junior High leads show Wolverines and Sputniks unbeaten in Class A and B as Jayhawks and Blue Devils remain flawless in the fifth and sixth grade circuit. Scores include Wolverines 42 Buckeyes 14 and Sputniks 45 Panthers 20 as next week brings Wolverines vs Beavers and Rockets vs Buckeyes in Class A and Flying Fort vs Sputniks in Class B.
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Dive Brooks
Ess Wildcats
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John Patterson
Flying Fort
Globetrotters
Randy Krone
Dennis Carroll
Mike Knowlton
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Beavers
Rockets
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Rangers
Bach Omer
Cage Volleyball Action Slated in City League Night
Nervy guppy pushes ninth straight City Basketball League win as leaders face Sputniks while Klinkers Photogs duel Corry Billiards in a tougher test. Klinkers sits 3-5, Billiards 2-6 as other matches fill the slate at Corny Area High School and downtown venues.
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Guppy Pues
Sputniks
Klinkers Photogs
Corry Billiards
Acro
Cigll
Klinkers
Eui
Ajax
Sproversk Auto Body
Melunes Steel
Aero Supply
Prudential
Corry- Jamestown
Corry Jamestown
Raymond’s
Sharon and Chester Lead Returning Title Seeks in District Play
Sharon from District 7 tops the contenders list as 1997 state champ eyes another title chase. Chester, District 1 veteran, pursues a fifth straight Set Hon league crown. Many 1957 district winners remain in contention across districts 4 7 9 10 as playoffs approach with quarterfinals set for Thursday and Friday.
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Sharon
Combinaton
Chester
Coal Township
Bedford
Altoona
Erie
Hollidaysburg
Huntingdon
Uniontown
Ford City
Fords
McKees Rocks
Westinghouse
Langley
Pittsburgh
Punxsulayney
DuBois
Kane
Hickory
Titusville
Meadville
Strong Vincent
Mexican National Open title go to Antonio Cerda
Antonio Cerda wins the 14th Mexican National Open with a 9 under par 279 after 72 holes in Mexico City. Jackson Open in Mississippi sees Fred Hawkins Juyhawes 10 prevail by two strokes with a 140 total after 36 holes. Pancho Gonsiony Keagba 3 4ales defeats Low Hoar Siphotrotives 2 5/84 in Phoenix cross country series.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Antonio Cerda
Jackson
Miss
Fred Hawkins
Juyhawes
Phoenix
Ariz
Pancho Gonsiony Keagba
Australia
Low Hoar
Siphotrotives
Flying Aces
Ratiwors
Major conferences split on NCAA entry race
The NCAA berth race remains unsettled with seven league champions yet to be decided. West Virginia is favored to represent the Southern Conference after a three game win streak, while Duke leads the ACC with UNC, NC State, or Maryland possible winners. Big Ten and other leagues feature tight battles for at-large bids as teams like Oklahoma State, Notre Dame, Pitt, and others jockey for final spots.
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Ty Tunis
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Thompson Shines In Giants Camp
Thompson, veteran star Bobby Thomson, 34, impresses in the Giants spring training camp. He pledges to play left field or any position and aims to capitalize on his swing as manager Bill Fuentes notes Thomson looks sharper in week one. Rigney calls Thomson a potential pleasant surprise as the season nears.
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San Francisco Giants
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Bobby
Bill Fueney
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Dodgers
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Royals and Warriors Suffer NBA Defeats in Tight Standings
In NBA action Cincinnati Royals and Philadelphia Warriors both lost as St. Louis Hawks beat Cincinnati 103-93 and Minneapolis Lakers defeated Philadelphia 102-92. Boston Celtics beat Syracuse Nats 107-100. Cincinnati sits two games behind Detroit in the Western race while Philadelphia clings to a playoff edge in the East and the Warriors lag two games behind Syracuse for the final spots.
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Philadelphia Warriors
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Philadelphia
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Nats
Detroit Pistons
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Syo
Nuts
New York
Springfield Grabs AHL Playoff Spot in Tight Race
Springfield strong inched toward an AHL playoff berth by edging Providence 3-2 after a 4-4-2-2 swing with the Reds. The Indians, chasing Rochester for the final spot, won 4-2 in overtime to keep first place Hershey within reach of the top, while Cleveland and Buffalo won decisive games.
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Associated Press
Springfield Tdinns
Boston Bruins
NHL
Providence
Reds
Indians
Headspin Event Results Light Up Jamestown Bowling
Jehan headlined the headpin tourney at Avalon alleys with Joe Baressi and Frank Graker leading the field in the singles and bulbs divisions. Baresei posted a 287 high series from 360. Croker had the top single 111 nine pins shy of perfection. Stroup and Deutsch Lander took second and third in the headpin series with 280 and 274. Shaffer notched 110 for second high single. Price 102. In Class B, Bud Dever led with a 262 series, Tim Reed 220, Louis Dubrosky 212.
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Jamestown
Jehan
Avalon
Joe Baressi
Frank Graker
Baresei
Croker
Paul Stroup
Walt Deutschlander
al Shaffer
George Price
Bud Dever
Tim Reed
Louis Dubrosky
Fullmer Aims to Reclaim Prestige in West Jordan Bout
Gene Fullmer 26 challenges Mile Savage 32 in a 10 round middleweight bout in Salt Lake City. Fullmer, ranked No.2, seeks a decisive victory to earn a title shot against Carmen Basilio or Sugar Ray Robinson, while manager Marv Jenson promises a secret offense as Savage relies on experience from 87 prior fights dating to 1945.
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Salt Lake City
Gene Fullmer
Rolund
Mile Bay
Sivage
Fullmey
Carmen Basilio
Sugar Ray Robsinson
Marv Jenson
Jenson
West Jordan
Tnh
Savage
Pullmer
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