Wildcats End Football Era With Warren Victory
In a season wrap, Warren routed Jamestown 200, closing the football campaign for area high schools. Franklin, Townville, and Corry faced defeats as League play highlighted Section Two’s struggles with non conference foes. Buddy Namath shone for Alabama while Blaik explained football success hinges on quick movement and dedication amid upsets across the college gridiron.
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Red) Blaik
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George Preston
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Warerie Cathedral
Pregg Gharoy
Villa
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Beaver Basketeers Eye Better Days
Beaver Corry basketball coach Ron Schrecengost expects improvement in the upcoming season. With three of the 1961 starters back, Johnson Scholton Bromley Vincent and others push the Beaver lineup as they prepare for a season opener November 30 against McDowell.
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Dick Scholton
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John Xander
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Butters
Tke Vincent
Heth Klodell
Inds
Ben-Caldérone
Calderone
Mighty Erie Tech
Lawrence Park
Spartansburg
PIAA
Alabama Leads College Poll in AP Rankings
The Associated Press poll shows Alabama as the new No 1, edging Southern California by a slender margin after a 36-3 win over Miami. USC remains second, Wisconsin rises to fourth after beating Northwestern, with Mississippi and Texas rounding the top six as 21 teams received votes.
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Southern California
Miami
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Wisconsin
Mississippi
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Penn State
Texas
Missouri
Arkansas
Minnesota
Louisiana State
Mangrum Suffers Heart Attack Ends Golf Return Hopes
APPLE VALLEY CALIF. AP A heart attack ends any plan for a comeback by golf great Ben Mangrum, the U S Open champion who had recently been cleared to play occasional rounds. The report notes Mangrum’s hospitalization and suggests the attack likely ends his competitive career. Nearby notes mention local athletes and football results, including Clymer High finishing 5-2 and a rough Cleveland Washington game with many penalties.
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Apple Valley
Cali
Lloyd Mangrum
Californa
Mangrum
Cleveland
Byron Nelson
Vic Ghezzi
Dar
Nelson
Gheaxit
Penn State Tops Lambert Poll To Lead Major College Football
New York AP reports Penn State replaces Army as No 1 in the Lambert poll after a decisive victory over West Virginia. Army falls to second following a 12-7 loss to Oklahoma State, with Dartmouth third. Syracuse Pittsburgh Boston College Holy Cross Navy Harvard Villanova fill top ten.
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Oklahoma State
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Syracuse
Pitts Burch
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Holy Cross
Navy
Harvard
Villanova
He's Some Kinda Quarterback He's Some Kinda Quarterback
Uxbridge High School defeated Grafton 50 to 6 as quarterback Tom Hague, a 180 pounder, returned an 80 yard kickoff for a touchdown and scored on scrimmage runs of 21 27 8 9 65 and 25 yards while rushing for four conversions to account for all 50 points.
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Bafton
Mass
Uxbridge High School
Grafton
Tom Hague
Beavers Draw Record $9,234 This Season
Beavers report record season receipts totaling 9,234 with a net 9,004 after gate receipts. Expenses ran 4,529 plus 700 for equipment reconditioning and 200 in misc costs, leaving net profit 3,629. Athletic director Lou Hanna presented to the Corry Area Joint School Committee, citing weather and strong Kane and Johnsonburg opponents as factors.
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Rey Jane Ape
Lou Hanna
Corry
Hanna
Kane
Johnsonburg
Cousy and Celtics Top Royals in High-Scoring Game
Bob Cousy, 37, dazzled as Boston Celtics beat the Cincinnati Royals 137 to 126 at Boston Garden. He teamed with Bill Russell and Tom Heinsohn to spark a first-half burst that built a 25 point lead, while Russell grabbed 32 rebounds and Heinsohn scored 25.
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Dy Ane Associacy
Bob Cousy
Boston Celtics
Cincinnati Royals
Cousy
Royals
Boston Garden
Celtics
Bill Russell
Tom Heinsohn
Heinsohn
Boston
Russell
Syracuse
Tigers drub Japs in Shizuoka on ninth inning slam
Detroit Tigers rout two Japanese teams led by Yomiuri Giants and Daimai Orions 12 7 in Shizuoka as Larry Osborne hit a ninth inning grand slam. The game ended after darkness halted play with Detroit 10 2 on the tour and 27 homers hit.
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Shizuoka
Japan
Larry
Osborne
Detroit Tigers
Yomiuri Giants
Daimai Orions
Detroit
Titans to Stay in New York as Sale Nears
New York Titans owner Harry Wismer seeks buyers as AFL Commissioner Joe Foss says the club will remain in New York and transfer of ownership could close by next weekend. Wismer has run the team for 2½ years, claiming losses around 1.75 million dollars, with bids from several metropolitan-area individuals.
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New York
New York Titans
American Football League
Titans
APL
Joe Foss
Harry Wismer
Foss
South Dakota
Wismer
Dallas Texans
Polo Grounds
League
New Orleans
Cocky Cassius Predicts Early KO In Moore Bout
Cassius Clay pledges a first round stoppage against Archie Moore in the Thursday heavyweight clash at the Sports Arena. The 20-year-old champion says he will stay fast, go right after the old foe, and end it quickly as Moore notes a solid workout after three rounds with Eddie J Jackson in Los Angeles.
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Annieles Ab
Archie Moore
Cassius Clay
Clay
Moore
Felix
Eddie J Jackson
Los Angeles
BowlAire Bowling Scores Highlight League Night
Gerald Staples and Wayne Skinner led the BowlAire Men's A League with 214 218 games while Don Bradford added 20 and 2H in the WEW B loop. Al Thorne posted 225 291 397, Shorty Doan 203 200 491, and Lafe Douglas 286. Other A Leaguers included Paul Clark 206 Len Mix-Yacein 20, Russ Cass tt 200, Marv Perkins 200.
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Staples
Skinner
Bradford
al Thorne
Shorty Doan
Lafe Douglas
Bob Hand
Paul Clark
Len Mix- Yacein
Russ Cass
Marv Perkins
Bob First
Bernie Ross
Lyle Thompson
Lavern Fitch
Hank Davis Jr
Andy Syentek
Stanley Hajec
Frank Hajec
Tony Stee
Wayde Querreveld
BowlAire
Everett TeWinkle
Vince Bensink
Cager Dies After Practice At Furman University
John Lemmond, starting center for Furman, collapsed during basketball practice in Greenville and died minutes later at Greenville Hospital. The 20-year-old Charlotte native, 7 feet tall, had moved to starting center as a sophomore and averaged nearly 20 points per game as a freshman.
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N.C
John Lemmond
Furman University
Lemmond
Charlotte
Greenville Hospital
Purman
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