Corry High sports notes spark season ticket sale
Wrestling practice started at Corry Area High School with early start allowed by the PIAA. Season tickets go on sale at the high school for 18 home events including 11 basketball and seven wrestling matches. adult seats 5.50, students 2.50, with gate prices 1.00 for basketball and 0.50 for wrestling. The piece mentions Johnson's football records, local coaching remarks, and other school sports chatter.
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Suugere Hckets
Lorry Area
Bekool
Lou Hanha
Hanna's
Corry High
Townville
Union City
Bears Meet Packers in pivotal NFL showdown
Chicago and Green Bay collide to break a first place tie in the Western Division. Packers favored by four, with quarterback John Roach starting for Starr. Bears rely on stout defense as both teams showcase ground games led by Jim Taylor, Tom Moore and Bill Wade’s passing. Weather expected cloudy and cool with showers.
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Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
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Cleveland
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Denver
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Heaven
Vince Lortpas
John Roach
Bart Starr
Roach
Starr
Jim Taylor
Tom Moore
Jarry
Kramers
Taylor
Moore
Buck Baker Averages 90 MPH At Augusta For 510 Mile Race
Buck Baker of Charlotte North Carolina drove a 1963 Lee Petty Plymouth to an average of 90 miles per hour on Augusta International Speedway’s three mile road course. He set a new speed record for the day while qualifying for tomorrow’s 510 mile race, surpassing the prior day’s mark of 88.75 mph.
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Augusta International Speedway
Buck Baker
Charlottes N.C
Baker
West Mifflin Bears Triumph In WPIAL Class AA Title
West Mifflin North earned its first WPIAL Class AA football crown in a dramatic 12 6 win over Butler at Forbes Field before 20 371. Viking QB Karl Tribelhorn threw 11 yards to Bill Lukses for the winning score after a Butler fumble. Memorial Tech beat Cathedral Prep 7 2 to claim Erie City league honors in the region. Richard Petty is shown with a 1963 Plymouth prepared by his father.
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Associated Press
West Mifflin North
Buller
Forbes Field
Karl ‘Tribelhorn
Vikings
Bill Lukses
Butler
Duquesne
Pennsylvania
Memorial ‘Tech
Cathedral Prep
Western Pennsylvania
Celtics Blitz Toward Mark in NBA Pace
The Boston Celtics won their 11th of 12 as they chase a record for most victories in a season, walloping the New York Knicks 1931 116. The win keeps them on a 917 pace, well above their 750 pace two seasons ago and the 707 mark set in 1960. Philadelphia rallied from 15 points down to beat the Los Angeles Lakers 97 100, while the Detroit Pistons beat San Francisco 108 in Friday’s other games.
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Associated Press
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Associations
NBA
New York Knicks
Celtics
Philadelphia
Los Ageles Lakers
Detroit Pistons
San Francisco
Peralta Defeats Thornton In Ten Round Thriller
Argentine Gregorio Peralta edged Wayne Thornton in a bruising 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Peralta, 28, won by split decision to inch closer to a title shot against Willie Pastrano, with rematch talks for December 13 hinging on a written contract guaranteeing a title bout for the winner.
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New York
Wayne Thornton
Gregoria Peralta
Willie Pastrano
Argentina
Fresno
Madison Square Garden
Harry Markson
the Garden
Per
Peralta
Thornton
Arnie Opens Own Business
Arnold Palmer announced his entry into golf equipment manufacturing with the Arnolder Co. of Chattanooga. He will serve as company president and plans to stay active in major tournaments but reduced touring.
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Latrobe
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
M. J
Deke Palmer
Arnolder Co
Chatanooga
Ben Hogan
Weather, winner, and equipment misheard report
An unclear transcription notes a weather-related claim about a winner and equipment. The text is fragmentary and includes garbled quotes and stray words, making it difficult to determine the exact persons, places, or events involved.
Princess Anne rolls over Warwick 68 0 in season finale
Greatest passer in Virginia history, Voorn O'Brien, completed 35 of 53 for 531 yards and seven touchdowns as Princess Anne crushed Warwick 68 0. The 6-foot honor student wrapped his career with 22 scoring plays this season and 61 for three years.
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Voorn Nia Brag
Vati
Buster O'Brien
Virginia
Princess Anne
Viz Tess
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