Manlius School tops Buff alo freshmen as nondivision play unfolds
Mike Hanna sparked Manlius School to a 210 victory at home in N Y against the University of Buffalo freshmen. Hanna, captain and former Corry High standout, threw a six yard TD pass and led the undefeated prep school to win number six. Corry’s Mike Vincent also starred as Bucknell beat Temple 14 3 in Lew isburg. All-Section balloting looms as Meadville Tribune tracks area players and upcoming showdowns.
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Browns Giants Pack Bears Packers Lead NFL Week
Packers crush Steelers 43 14 to stay 7 1, Taylor gains 141 rushing yards after hepatitis and knee injuries. Bears beat Colts. Browns win with Jim Brown 223 yards. Giants roll over St Louis 58 21. Morrall ties career high with 330 passing yards against 49ers. Meredith connects four TDs, Tarkenton fires big plays for Vikings.
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Bowling results and league notes from Chester and Houston
In Chester the VFW Mixed Doubles League saw high scores with Bocoling and teammates posting games around 191 to 221. Other bowlers included Lale Douglas 203 and Thelma Gravis 180, plus Chuck Van Winkle notable for a 5 7 split. In Houston the Oilers report a fractured jaw sidelining defensive end Don Floyd for the season after the 45 3 loss to Boston.
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Spartans Chase Rose Bowl Hope Amid Busy College Football Weekend
Michigan State coach Daugherty’s job security was reaffirmed by president John Hannah as the Spartans moved into the national spotlight with wins over Northwestern and Wisconsin. Texas stayed atop the AP poll with a Cotton Bowl bid hunt, while Auburn Princeton and other top teams extended win streaks.
Indiana Tankers Win Two Meets Over Week End
Indiana tankers swept two intramural meets over the weekend at the YMCA defeating Ohio State 59 44 and Pitt 51 43 on Saturday. Lundy led the Pri Day win with three firsts, while Root added two victories and Amy was a double winner for Ohio State. Other firsts came from Durnoall and Joe Amy. several swimmers earned seconds, including Root and Rothrock. Indiana showcased team balance as Pitt’s Dave Fuller led with three firsts. Roy won two events on Friday with additional Indiana firsts from Bennett and Joe Amy. Pit winners included Wolls and Sawyer. seconds spread among Root Lundy Wolus Rothrock Rose and Wurm. On a related note, Southern California slipped to an 11 27 loss to Washington in a Big Six clash, as Washington moved atop the Rose Bowl race. Army edged Air Force 14 10 in Chicago. Other Saturday scores included Penn State over Louisville 25 0 and Tulane ending a 17 game skid by beating South Carolina 20 7. Penn upset Harvard 7 2 in the Ivy League.
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Lamonica Leads Bills Past Broncos in AFL Tilt
Buffalo rookie quarterback Lamonica steers the Bills to a 34-21 win over Denver after relieving injured Jackie Kemp. He throws a 74-yard TD to Glenn Bass, then a 8-yard scoring pass to Cookie Gilchrist. Gilchrist gains 125 yards on 26 carries as Buffalo climbs in the Eastern Division race behind Notre Dame alum Lamonica.
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Yellows Beat Blues In Intramural Girls Swim Meet
The Yellows defeated the Blues 44 to 31 in an intramural girls swim meet at ICA on Saturday. First places were earned by Debbie Ficcardi Robin Jol ley Ann Bennett and Meg Sharrow. Blues swimmers Becky Bulard and Mary Summerville each won two events. Mary Mignacci also earned two seconds. A night meet open to the public is planned for Thursday at 7 o'clock.
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Saturday Games Show Mixed Results Across Regions
Erie Prép defeated by strong Vincent 27 to 6 while Erie Academy routed Committ Ohio 42 to 0. Aliquippa QU and Erie Rast suffered losses. Niles Ohio crushed Erie Tech 62 to 0. Sherman won 38 to 0 over Panama and Ridgway Johnsonbur 19 in a separate matchup.
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Wilt Chamberlain Dips In 58 Points As Warriors Beat Lakers
Wilt Chamberlain poured in 58 points to lift the San Francisco Warriors to a 116-99 win over the Los Angeles Lakers, moving them to second in the Western Division. He made 23 baskets and 9 of 15 free throws, reviving the old scoring flair after a down start to the season. Other weekend NBA action included Celtics victory, Hawks and Knicks wins, and Oscar Robertson top scoring with 95 in Dayton.
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