Corry High Eyes Track Opener As Winter Sports End
Corry High athletes shift from winter sports to track and field with the opener next month. Defending Section Two Beaver trackmen aim for another title while basketball and swimming posted losses. wrestling declined despite a 7-5 record. Revenue fell $1,127, but football receipts offset to a $900 net after expenses. Erie Mech and Meadvillers vie for the Class A crown as Norm Sundstrom highlights Meadeville stats with new metrics. Warren High plans a single wing return under coach Fred Bell. The bowling handicap tournament looms with organizers unsure of date as Rob Smith and Ken Bert shine in recent play.
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Erie Tech Faces Regional Semi Finals in PIAA Playoffs
Erie Tech wins over Knock Five advancing to the regional semifinals in the eastern half of the state. Johnstown and Plymouth-Whitemarsh also win, with Plymouth-Whitemarsh edging Catasauqua 51-49 on a late Bob Olszewski jumper. Jim Thorpe faces Scotland in Lebanon and Archbold meets Waymart in Carbondale as the region crowns a champion.
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NIT Opens in New York as 26th Tourney Kicks Off
The National Invitation Tournament begins in New York with first round doubleheaders: Villanova vs DePaul and Fordham vs Memphis State. Six twinbill sessions are planned, culminating in the final on March 23. Wichita State and Providence pace top seeds as NCAA action also unfolds nationwide.
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Old fighter dies in Enfield Conn funeral set for Wesocki
Enfield Connecticut obituary notes the death of Charles M Wesocki an aging prizefighter once known as a two bout in one night lightweight who fought under the Philadelphia name Jack ONeill died yesterday at age 0 The item mentions a $100 award from the American Bowling Congress BLONDIE
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Corry Pistol Team Tops Jamestown In Tight Dual
Corry Row and Gun club pistol team split two matches with Jamestown last night losing the opener by three points and winning the nightcap by 19. Scores were 1370 to 1367 and 1389 to 1370. Dick Lindberg led Corry with a 568 total, 278 and 289, while D Stearns posted 566 for Jamestown. Other scores included Joe Briskie 263, Gene Hasbrouck 269, Kurt Lindberg 231, Norm McElroy 273 in the first match, and Hasbrouck 274, K Lindberg 278, McElroy 270, Pakulski 275 in the second. Corry remains first in the Penn York League by a comfortable margin.
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Bowler Bowler Hits 700 In ABC Tourney
In the American Bowling Congress event yesterday Jimmy Moyer tied for seventh in regular singles with a 700 series. The Erie Pennsylvania bowler rolled 224 244 and 226 as his best ABC tournament showing to date while John Snowdell of St Louis is noted in the write up.
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Cassius Clay Narrowly Edges Jones In Booed Decision
New York AP reports Cassius Clay earned a unanimous 10 round decision over Doug Jones at Madison Square Garden amid boos and jeers. Clay needed late rallying, with no knockouts, to keep his perfect record and eye a bout with Liston or Johansson. The crowd of 18,782 saw varied rounds as judges tallied 5-4-1 and 8-4-1 in Clay’s favor. gate totals reached $104,943 with payouts around $90,000 to Clay and $75,000 to Jones.
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Not Done Yet Race Tightens As Volleyball Stakes Grow
Volleyball action at Corry Area High School sees Moose Ajax and Corry post 3-0 sweeps. Standings tight with a 1.24 scramble as postponed games shift to Wednesday the 27th. Mooses beat Nation 82 9 and 30 22 for a bonus point. Ajax barely trails. Iron workers win 21-17 in overtime, then 22-16. Logners 26-4 pace leaders. top eight advance to playoffs. Night’s results list several scores. rookie catcher Bateman tops charts for Houston Colt. Cassius Jones defeats Clay in a heavyweight bout with a crisp right hand.
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Bowling Scores Highlight Local Leagues
Ross Bailey rolled 627 in the Raymond League at Bowl Aire, with 235 202 190 games, while Ed Barr added 609 in VW Men’s A League after a 225 202 182 set. Other top totals included Chick Perrin 214 211 in A League, and George Taylor 228 in Raymond. Women’s Moose League winner Roxann Bradford 198. Standings open.
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Kuharich Steps Down as Notre Dame Coach
Joe Kuharich resigns as Notre Dame head football coach to join the NFL as supervisor of officials. Freshman coach Hugh Devore named interim coach. Daugherty of Michigan State mentioned as future possible successor. Devore notes he has no designs on the permanent job and remains to help out.
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Road To 300 Wins Wynn Near Milestone In Exhibition
Wynn 43, seeks 200th win as White Sox phase champ talk in Sarasota exhibition. Phillies blitz him with triples and a homer but Sox rally for an 8 7 win. Donovan and Williams endure rough days in Fla as Dodgers Mets and other teams post wins in spring exhibition play.
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Alliance Loses to Rockhurst in N I C Tournament
Alliance College fell 65-33 to Rockhurst College of Kansas City in the National Intercollegiate tournament despite Ed Hudlek scoring 19 points and Al Bush adding 14. Rockhurst was led by Harry White with 16 as both teams sat tied at 27 at halftime. Kuharich, now freshman coach, said his role remains unchanged after taking over Notre Dame’s program.
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