Schwab Tops Beaver Scoring As Corry Cagers Set Records
Skip Schwab led Corry with 299 points to become the school's all time scoring leader at 975 total and set season mark with 469. The Beavers finished 10 losses worse than 1961, posting 1,177 points while outscored 1,392. Schwab highlighted with 36 against Franklin, 45 vs Townville, and 33 vs Erie Tech.
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Corry Beaver Paskeewan
Beaver Cagers
Frisina
Beaver
Beavers
Titusville
Orange and Black
Warren
Orange
Paul Dietsch
Schwab
Bill Blynt
Franklin
Townville
Erie Tech
Maryland players welcome resignation of football coach Ward
Maryland football players issued an unsigned statement after Bob Ward announced his resignation. They said no victory was claimed and praised Ward’s past as an All American while noting a personality clash and failed understanding. Ward’s exit follows player dissatisfaction and talk of a spring training boycott. Spring training begins April 6.
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College Park
Maryland
Bob Ward
Ward
University of Maryland
Wardappar
Jim Kehoe
Billy Cabey
The
Terps
Donkey Basketball Tomorrow At Corry High
Corry Area High School Future Farmers of America will stage their annual Donkey Basketball game tomorrow evening at 8 p.m. Features include a women teacher vs FFA opening contest and a women teachers match second, with a list of participants from both sides. Admission is 75 cents with free entry for children under six.
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Corry Area
Future Farmers of America
AHS
FFA
Jean Summerville
Patricia Wilson
Catherine Whitehill
Judy Dwyer
Annette Coates
Eileen Dunbar
Sandy Ott
Millie
Bob Benson
Hy Daley
Bill Klapther
Joe Genovesi
James Brunswick
Chapman Clark
Ed Partch
John Pager
John Linden
Steve Andritz
den Marrs
Randy Kosiak
Charles Kent
Fred Way
Tom Keener
Ralph Tripp
Randy Braswell
John Brentzer
Ivan Chaffes
Paul Covey
John Curtis
Dennis Wade
Gene Dougherty
Steve Gates
Bob Graves
Dale$ Johnson
Larry Kolika
Mike Kuzma
Terry Orton
Dan Reed
Walt Kysor
Roger Willis
Jim ‘Thomas
Gannon Cagers Reach NAIA Tournament
Gannon, ranked 10th in the AP small college poll with a 23 5 record, advances to the NAIA national tourney in Kansas City after beating Westminster 68 61 for the District 18 title. Summers scored 18 and grabbed 21 as Chrisman added 15. Westminster’s Boston had 12 field goals.
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Beaver Falls
Gannon
Associated Press
Kansas City
Westminster
Glenn Summers
al Chrisman
Russ Boston
Frisina
Dave Simmons
Bob McCray
Top Names Missing As Spring Exhibition Games Open
Williams will lead the Washington Senators in an exhibition opener against the New York Yankees at Municipal Stadium in Pompano Beach. Ken McMullen ends holdout and signs a 30 000 contract but misses first 10 days. Frank Howard seeks a three year 100 000 per year deal and may sit out. Several top players across teams remain unsigned or absent as spring games begin. Roberto Clemente homers in Pirates intrasquad while others report injuries and signings across the leagues.
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Williams
Ken McMullen
McMullen
Howard
Green Bay
Wis
Senators
Minnesota
Dean Chance
Jim Kaat
Cesar Tovar
Leo Cardenas
John Roseboro
Willie Horton
Detroit
Cleveland
Sonny Siebert
Cincinnati
Pete Rose
Jack Fisher
Atlanta
Joe Torre
Los Angeles
Don Drysdale
Claude Osteen
Ron Fairly
Paul Popovich
Twins
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Ken Harrelson
Boston
Curt Morton
Bob Floyd
Baltimore
Ron Swoboda
New York Nets
Bob Mill
Purdue Puts 2 On Big 10 Cage Squad
Purdue earns two spots on The Associated Press All-Big Ten team joining Ohio State’s Sorenson and Tomjanovich from Michigan, Illinois, and Indiana in a tight, unanimous balloting. Lafayette of Purdue headlines the second team as top rebounder Ken Johnson leads Indiana with Greg Jackson and Dale Kelley of Northwestern also featured.
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Jhicago
Purdue
Associated Press
Dave Sorenson
Ohio State
Rudy ‘Tomjanovich
Michigan
Dave Scholz
Ilinois Mount
Tomjanovich
Scholz
Michigan State
Lee Lafayette
Lafayette
Jim Cleamons
Ken Johnson
Indiana
Greg Jackson
Illinois
Dale Kelley
Northwestern Mount
Sorenson
Big Ten
Gilliam
Mount
Bucs Happy As Clemente Shows Power
Roberto Clemente homered in a Pirates intra squad scrimmage lifting Pittsburgh to a 2-1 win. Manager Larry Shepard praised the injured shoulder improvement as Clemens drove a 400 foot shot over left field. Gene Alley awaits treatment in Norristown Pa and will miss two weeks of spring actions.
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Bradenton
Fila
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh Pirate
Larry Shepard
Clemente
Pirates
Detroit Tigers
Steve Blass
Pirate
Gene Alley
Norristown
Corry Wins Forfeit in Pistol Match and Net Stars Exhibition
Corry forces a forfeit in the 22 caliber pistol team event with Corry members Frank Pakulski Kurt Lindberg Brad Lindberg Ernie Simpson and Warren Reynolds. In center fire Corry again wins by forfeit as Ernie Simpson and Jim Hileman prevail. In New Jersey Arthur Ashe and Clark Graebner beat Upsala College president and partner in a Davis Cup exhibition doubles match.
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Corry
Frank Pakulski
Kurt Lindberg
Brad Lindberg
Ernie Simpson
Warren Reynolds
Lawrence Park
Cliff Snyder
Dick Cook
John Snyder
Jim Hileman
East Orange
N.J
Arthur Ashe
Clark Graebner
Upsala College
Ashe
Bowling stars shine as Tripp nets 287 high game
Giz Tripp rolled a 287 high game and a 628 three game series to lead bowling action on local lanes. Renzi, Hand, Morton and others posted strong scores in a dense list of top totals and individual frames.
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Giz Tripp
Renzi
Bob Hand
Bob Morton
Clarence Madison
Bob Ottaway
Ray Blynt
Frank Wise
al Dunnewald UI
Leon Root
Paul Clark
Perry McCray
Bob Wotus
Paul Hopson
Lafe Douglas
Women of the Moose Friendship A Bagle’s
Ray Brumagin
Raymond “Om
Earl Steadman
Mel Blynt
Westbury
N.Y
Joey Goldstein
Roosevelt Raceway
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Skip Schwab
Raymonds National Guard
Rocky Grove
Meadville
Cranberry
OW City
Oil City
Wattsburg
Iroquois
Cathedral Prep
Schwab Blynt
IL Sample
Boutwell
Chase
Cummings
Harrison
Grice
Sl Bloom
Bailey Harvey
Donoghue
Jackson
Walker
Cragg Dubrosky
U.S.A
REX Theatre
Siever
Me & W. Coton
Gannon Cagers
Ted Williams
Frank Howard
Washington Senators
Senaton
Municipal Stadium
Pompano Beach
New York Yankees
Don Shaw
Montreal
Denny Lemaster
Houston
Jim Palmer
Dick Radatz
the Monster
Bucs
Jorry Savings and Loan Association
N. Center Street
Penna
Sre
Bowers
Graebner
Carl Fjellman
Charles Landgren
Curlee
Martinelli
Botany
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