Beavers Hockey and Basketball Take Center Stage in Local Sports
Corry Beavers shift focus from football to wrestling and basketball after a 5-2-2 grid season. The wrestling squad, led by seniors John Savko and Dale Fralick, prepares for a December 1 home opener against Townville as part of a 12-match slate guiding Head Coach Bob Mulvin.
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Pittsburg Leads Small Colleges in AP Poll
Pittsburg of Kansas tops the Associated Press small college poll, boasting an eight game winning streak and 265 points. Baldwin Wallace stays runner up with 57, Southeast Louisiana at 53, Northern Michigan 49, while Lehigh jumps to No 8 after upsetting Colgate 20 15.
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Wilt Notches Another 58 Points in NBA Victory
Wilt Chamberlain of the Philadelphia Warriors scored 58 as his team beat the Detroit Pistons 132-128. He lifted his season total to 460 points in eight games, pacing a 51-point per game pace that could break his 3,038-point single-season mark.
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Pittsburgh Steelers weigh Layne availability for Dallas game
Pittsburgh officials remained uncertain if quarterback Bobby Layne will play Sunday against Dallas after a workout left him feeling encouraged. A team spokesman said Layne passed well and his injured side is improving, with no definite decision yet.
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Penn State Weighs Pass Defense for Mountaineers
Penn State faces West Virginia with weak pass defense a focus as sophomore Freddy Colvard leads the Mountaineers in both rushing and passing. Coach Rap Engle and assistant Frank Patrick praise Colvard as a key factor in WVUs improvement, noting Holten as a top running threat for the Mountaineers.
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Whitey Ford Wins 1961 Cy Young Award
Whitey Ford, 31, was voted the 1961 Cy Young Award as baseballs outstanding pitcher. He received nine of 17 votes from the Baseball Writers Association of America in Boston. Ford recalled his first major league victory and celebrated the honor after a season highlighted by 15 scoreless World Series innings against Cincinnati. Spahn finished second with six votes, Lary appeared on some ballots, one writer abstained.
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Duke Honors Art Wall Jr. With Duke Award
The Duke University Alumni Association of New York honored pro golfer Art Wall Jr. of Pocana Manor yesterday. Wall, Duke Distinguished Achievement Award winner for 1961, received a clock from Duke alumni. The former Masters champion turned pro after graduating in 1949. Army upset the Mountainers 7 3.
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Bowling Scores Highlight Barr's 266 In City Meet
BOWLING BA Barr continued his strong pace with a 266 in the city league, one of his best seasons. He led with a 5,2xx series and helped his team, plus fellow scorers like Joe Murton and Bay Mini, post multiple 600s as men and Audrey Rouse 191 and Bertha Carroll 175 led the women's Moose League at Avalon Center Bay in Corry.
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Drafted Stars Not Given To Complaining
Fort Lewis Washington report on athletes drafted into the Army during the Berlin crisis quotes Green Bay Packers linebacker Ray Nitschke and Yankees shortstop Tony Kuvek. They say service demands are a duty, not a choice, with several other professional players from Milwaukee, Los Angeles, and Minneapolis expressing similar sentiments. The unit will train for battle readiness as they adjust to the uniform and wage changes. Only some are content with military duty while many face reduced personal earnings from their five-figure salaries.
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Cleveland Pipers Struggle in New ABA Loop
The Cleveland Pipers, last season’s AAU champions, suffer a 101-100 setback to the Kansas City Stars in a rough start to the new American Basketball League. Bridges and Steers led with late attempts, while the Pipers’ veteran core failed to clinch the win.
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Beaumont Gibson Golf Tournament Draws Amateurs and Pros
Vochсемent starts Beaumont as Tes-Done Sanders Tay Murbert and Ired Hawkins lead a field of 124 players, 10 amateurs, in the Brinnon Tyvikononab Golf Tournament offering $20,000 in prize money. Also noted is Army service and football camaraderie among new Company A Third Battle Group members amid reflections on military life.
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