Nice Going Men Strive For Curry Sports Honors
Readers witness a week of competition as athletes pursue Curry sports glory. Wrestlers Savko and Perry Hast draw praise for strong showings while Beeboy and others post notable performances in district divisions. A two camera team promotes hunting and fishing films set for March events in Sparsburg and Corsy, featuring Et Warren and color footage of Mauna Kea goats and Big Island wing shooting.
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Memory high school tourney sparks city sports page
Erie memory High School hosted a district basketball tourney with top teams like the Jamestown Colt lineup and Uniontown in a fierce regional race. Pittsburgh’s sports media highlighted Uniontowns brown and a key interview with Le salient fare on WBA TV, while Stokes’s illness and Twyman’s aid drew attention.
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Swinging Saints and All Stars Clash in Holiday Basketball Night
The Sevan swinging saute and Corry All-Stars meet the All American Indians in a festive basketball event featuring players such as Vick Tate Hunt Suliffer Tom Campbull John Bliley and Whitt Goettrey. The card includes strong showings from Gorey Bowsirs and Corcoran Valley entries with plans for practice formats and ongoing regional rivalries in a high-energy, charity style game night.
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Chisox Flinger Shaw Says He Is Ready To Be Traded
AP notes contract disputes roil baseball with Bob Shaw saying he is ready to be traded unless White Sox raise his pay. Covington of the Braves rejects latest offer as McHale cites his 20 year old star’s 20-5 potentials while Shaw argues for a raise. Training camps open with players showing strong form and prospects like Pehanick and Fox drawing praise.
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Bowling leads city with high score and high series
Lefty Paul Clarke topped last night’s bowling in four city leagues by posting a 628 series with games of 234 and 214 in the Bowl-Aire Men’s A League. Bill Schall matched the 234 in the VFW B circuit, while Mel Blynt added a 610 series with 217 and 210. Other notable scorers included Gerald Staples 205 200, Paul Hurlbut 227, and Archie Wettimore 221 among a long list of 200 plus games.
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Chuck Wilett
John Woodard
Ray Blynt
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Bob
Donkey Basketball Night at Wright School Gym
Two donkey basketball games feature Corry Area High School faculty versus Future Farmers of America and Union City in the second game. Proceeds go to the local FFA group. Events begin at 7:30 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. with Watts providing entertainment on the court.
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Chamberlain Aims At 3000 Points In Season End Rush
New York AP Chamberlain of the Philadelphia Warriors leads the NBA scoring race with 2917 points in 76 games and a 38.4 average as the regular season nears its end. Elgin Baylor trails with 2403 points and a 34.8 average. Chamberlain also holds the league rebound record with 2068. Boston Wellies, Eastern Division champs, have no player among the top 10 scorers or top five in field-goal percentage.
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McKeesport Defeats Har-Brack in WPIAL Quarterfinals
McKeesport, the sole regular season winner over Uniontown, beat Har-Brack 71 to 59 in the B quarterfinal to advance toward the PIAA Class A crown. They next face the Mount Lebanon or Aliquibo winner, with Uniontown in a separate bracket awaiting a final showdown. West Reading opened District 3 defense with an 86 to 32 win over Fleetwood.
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Conneaut Valley toppled Lawrence Park in district semifinal
Conneaut Valley dumped Lawrence Park 62 55 in a PIAA Class B District 10 semifinal as the Indians shrugged off a rally by Lawrence Park. About 2100 fans watched at Mead Fieldhouse. The Inaigas extended their win streak to 99 and advance to face the Youngsville-Cochranton winner Friday on the same floor.
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College Tournament Field Deep, Dark Mystery
College tournament field in flux as teams scramble for NCAA and NIT berths. Bradley refuses NIT bid delaying seedings. New Mexico State-Arizona State playoff to decide Border Conference spot. midwestern and west coast contenders jockey for at large bids amid upsets and tight standings.
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Unprecedented Buckeyes Lead Cage Poll During 1960-61
Ohio State dominates the final Associated Press poll as the undisputed national leader for the season. The undefeated Buckeyes held first place every week, while Cincinnati rose to second after an 18-game win streak and Missouri Valley title contention. Top ten includes Kansas State, North Carolina, Bradley, Southern California, Iowa, West Virginia, and Duke.
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Ingemar Says Floyd Won't Land Big Left
Ingemar Johansson said Floyd Patterson won’t clip him with a left hook in their next heavyweight title bout. He predicted a faster right hand that keeps him from being carried back by a rush and noted he has no mental block about turning loose.
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Dupas Beats Giardello In Ten To Eye Nontitle Bout
In New Orleans Ralph Dupas, the No 3 welterweight, defeated middleweight Joey Giardello by unanimous decision over 10 rounds. Dupas weighed 149 pounds and is seeking a nontitle bout with champion Benny Kid Paret, while Giardello drops to 20 losses. Whitey Esneault stated plans for a possible Dupas-Paret match but gave no details.
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