Corry High wrestlers welcome new faces for season
Corry High’s wrestling squad enters practice with ten starters aiming to rebuild after losing ten of the top fifteen from last year. Newcomers Tom Flowers and Jim Barber headline a crop of 60 in drills, with Flowers in 154 pounds and Barber in unlimited. Coach Mulvine expects gradual improvement, with scrimmages set against Erie Cathedral Prep and Port LeBoeuf before the Townville opener.
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Corry High
Bob Mulgin
Mulvin
Flowers
Barber
Lou Hanna
al Culbertson
Mulyin
Culbertson
Chip Ciel
Townville
Mammoth Dale Gates
Bob
Tom Harger
Titusville
Beavers
Erle Cathedral
Erle Academy
Craic Agatst McDowall
Eld Reve
Haliday Tayoff
Bowl picture shaped by late-season clashes across bowls
New York AP reports a shifting post season picture as four Saturdays remain. Mississippi and Alabama loom for Sugar and potential cross-conference matchups. Texas targets the Southwest champ while Missouri or Oklahoma vie for the Orange Bowl spot. LSU Army Georgia Tech and Miami also considered for Sugar or Cotton bowls.
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New York
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Arkansas
Texas
Alabama
Missouri
Southern California
Army
Penn State
Auburnay
Gna State
Bath
Pasadens
Pacific Coast
Southern Cal
Starlfores
UCLA
Paehaps
Auburn
Duke
Georgia
Tech
LSU
Miami
Southwest
Felix McKnight
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Kansas
Upset-filled week in college football picks
AP Sports writer Harold Claussen predicts weekend upsets across the college schedule. Notable picks include Northwestern over Wisconsin, USC over Stanford, Alabama over Miami, Penn State over West Virginia, and Oregon over Washington State, among others.
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Harold Claussen
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Tildden
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Evanston Wildcats
Indiana
Badgers
Southern California
Stanford
Trojans
Pete Beathard
Alabama
Miami
Crimson ‘Tide
Joe Namath
George Mira
Mississippi
Chattanooga
Rebels
LSU
Texas
Baylin
Longhorns
Arkansas
Rice
Billy
Moore
Missouri
Colorado
Louisiana State
Texas Christian
Sonny Gibbs
TCU
Minnesota
Iowa
Gopher
Bobby Jean
Hawkeyes
Penn
State
West Virginia
Dave Robinson
Robert Kachman
Pennsylvania Lions
Oregon
Washington State
Steve Barnett
Georgia Tech
Florida State
Tech
Auburn
Duke
Maryland
Washington
California
Army
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Churchmen's Volleyball League Opens With Night of Results
The Church Recreational Volleyball League opened at the Armory last night. Mennonites defeated Methodist A 3 0 while Methodist B lost 24 4. Catholics swept Presbyterians 3 0 with scores 33 22 and 28 16 and 25 24 41 19. Eight teams schedule seven weeks with Tuesday games, next week moved to Monday at East Washington site. President Bob Johnson announces two minute games start 7 30.
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Armory
Methodist
East Washington Street
Leamie
Bob Johnson
Palmer Snead Lead Canada Cup Favorites in Argentina
Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead, the American duo, opened practice for the 10th Canada Cup in San Isidro Argentina as early favorites to defend the title. The two met tough greens at the San Isidro Jockey Club course while 34 nations field teams, with the U S aiming for its sixth overall and third consecutive win.
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San Isidro
Argentina
Arnold Palmer
Sam Snead
America
San Isidro Jockey Club
United States
Snead
Palmer
Teo
Tigers Beat Japanese Nine in Japan Tour Victory
Tigers blanked Hiroshima or Osaka eleven as Chico Fernandez and Mike Rontke power Detroit to a fifth win on their Megane Japan tour. Paired with Moytuck and Botts Kline boosts helped spark the offense. The team has two losses and one tie on the trip.
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Tigers
Japan
Chico Fernandez
Mike Rontke
Pau Moytuck
Botts Kline
Detroit Terra
Wurthal~ Hawke
Eagles Sign Kapale to Bolster Defense Against Packers
Philadelphia Eagles coach Nick Akorich said the team will use new signee John Kapale at left defensive end behind Gene Gossage in Sunday's NFL game against the Green Bay Packers. Kapale, 6-foot 240-pound end, was among three Steelers cuts last week. Don Oakes was released to make room.
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Kapele
Philadelphia
Nickakorich
Philadelphia Eagles
John Kapele
Gene Gossage
Green Bay Packers
Pittsburgh Steelers
Don Oakes
Waterfield Resigns as Rams CoachSvare Expected to Lead
Harland Svare, 32, takes over the Los Angeles Rams after Bob Waterfield quits with two years remaining on his five year deal. The 1-7 season and low attendance prompted the move as Rams face a tough upcoming schedule. Hirsch confirms honoring Waterfield’s contract at about $25,000 yearly.
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Angeles
Harland ‘Bvare
Los Angeles Rams
National Football ‘League
Svare
Bob Waterfield
Rams
Polidh
Ram
Elroy
Crazylegs
Hirsch
Los Angeles
Waterfield
Musial Says He Will Play On With Cardinals In 1983
ST LOUIS AP Musial ruled out retirement after Branch Rickey proposed he retire Cardinal President August Busch Jr backed Musial remaining in 1983 saying they need his bat and he will likely become a vice president when he retires Musial, who turns 42 this month, dismissed retirement plans stating he would play elsewhere if the Cardinals drop him Rickey later clarified he had misread talks and believed Musial would retire after 1962 season
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Branch Rickey
Manger Bing Devine
Devine
Ritkey
Cardinals
Cardinal
August A. Busch Jr
Stan
Busch
St. Petersburg
Fla
Rickey
Bing
Johnny Keane
Keane
New York
Kesne
Fortie Maintains NCAA Yardage Lead at BYU
Brigham Young rusher Eldon Fortie tops the major college yardage chart for the sixth straight week with 1,733 total yards. Oregon State's Terry Baker is second with 1,451, Miami Florida's George Mira third at 1,290, Northwestern's Tom Myers 1,163, and Georgia Tech's Billy Lathridge 1,157. Gale Sayers follows with notable rushing totals.
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NEW York
Eldon
Fortie
Ncaa Service Bureau
Terry Baker
Oregon State
George Mira
Miami
Fla
Tom Myers
Northwestern
Billy Lathridge
Georgia Tech
Dick Shiner
Maryland
Pilot
New Mexico State
Gale Sayers
Bowling leaders and high scores in local leagues
In Bowl Aire Industrial League Merle posted a 239 25 144 for a high fourth best season series. VFW Ladies B League saw Pat Fenno at 514 with 171 173 170. Roxann Bradford hit a 507 triple in Ladie Honor League at PW amie Wis 201. Other top performances include Betty Ochs 186 Blanche Zajac 185 Laura Snow 276 Pat Shumsky 177 Maydean Niedo mys 67-10 split Velma Henry 216 leading Ladies B at Avalon Center. Kay Messina Dorothy Rath led Bowl-Aire Ladies B with 179 Charlotte Stockton 178 Janet Gibas 67-10 split. Other Industrial League leaders included Tony Kost yal 201 Larry Barr 200 Larry Vanderhoof 200.
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Maples
Bowl Aire
Pat Fenno
Roxann Bradford Ren
Pwamie Wis
Betty Ochs
Blanche ‘Zajac
Laura Snow
Pat Shu
Merkle
Tony Kostyal
Larry Barr
Larry Vanderhoof
Reds Seek To Pummel Yanks In Basketball
The Soviet and American teams clash at Madison Square Garden in the first game of a double header under international rules. A Russian girls squad and the Nashville Business College AAU champions also play, with players from major colleges and led by coach Bud Browning.
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Tudsslams
Madison Square Garden
Nashville Business College
Viktor Zubkvoy
Moscow
Maryland
South Dakota
Iowa
Texas
Colorado
United States
Rome
Russia
Gary Thompson
Towa State
Mike Moran
Marquetet
Jerry Shipp
Oklahoma State
Ed Sharrar
Sante
West Virginia
Bobby Rascoe
Western Kentucky State
Larry Parsifal
Kentucky
Don Ko Jis
Marquette
Pete McCaffrey
St. Louis University
Bud Browning
Phillips Oilers
AAU
Kansas
Johns Roland
Missouri
Browns weigh waiver options as Davis status uncertain
Cleveland coach Paul Brown indicated Ernie Davis may not join the Browns this season and the club would consider waivers to replace injured safety Bobby Franklin. Franklin is hospitalized with a broken collarbone, with further checks planned before any roster move.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Paul Brown
Bobby Franklin
Bobby
Brown
Pranklin
Rubin Carter Wants Shot At Penders Title
New York reports Rubin Carter sought a chance to fight Pender for the world title, after Pender’s plan to defend against Jose Torres in Boston collapsed due to a missing $100,000 guarantee. D'Amato cited IRS seizure of Patterson Liston proceeds and blamed promoters, hoping a later date for the bout.
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New York
API
Paul Penter
Rubin Carter
Trenton
N.d
Carmen Telegram
Sam Silverman
Boston
Pender
Jose Torres
Cas D’amato
Torres
Carter
Florentino Fernandes
Madison Square Garden
Massachusetts
Europe
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
World Boxing Association
D'Amato
Internal Revenue Service
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Chicago
D'Ama
Rod Laver to Turn Professional After Davis Cup
Rod Laver of Australia the top amateur player will turn professional under a two year contract for 109760 with the International Professional Tennis Association. Approval from Davis Cup officials is required after the Brisbane challenge round on December 26 28.
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Rod Laver
Australia
Melbourne Herald
Alan Stewart
Stewart
Laver
Tenniis Association
Briabane
Davis
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