Beaver Cagers Open Here Against Townville Tonight
Beaver hosts Townville in a non conference opener to begin the 1963 64 season at Corry Area High School gym with Dick Fox making his first season as head coach. Fox inherits a green lineup led by Bliley Hotchkiss and Stackhamer while Townville arrives short of height and experience for the 8 pm tip off and 6 30 pm junior varsity game.
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Dick Fox
Corry High
Beaver Basketeers
Townville
Corry
East Pleasant Street
Fox
Gannon College
Beaver
Ron Schrecengost
Schrecengost
Franklin
John Bliley
Bliley
Art Hotchkiss
Hotchkiss
Foxmen
Gary Swackhamer
Don Tinko
Mike Baressi
Baressi
Dick Tate
Tom Morton
Dave Beal
Dave Turner
John Xander
Stackhamer
Tinko
Crawford County
Townvillers
Dennis Patton
Bruce Bart
Saegertown
Conneaut Valley
Wid Partch
Joe Frisina
Spartansburg
Fox Tonight
Partch
Linesville
Jerry ‘Litherland
Jayyee
John Claypool
Tom Varasso
Steve Shenefiel
Rick Hammond
Chuck Kennedy
Mike Diabrosky
Ron Stackhamer
Jobn Taté
Harry Andersol
Basketball Tonight: local games across Erie area
Evening hoops feature regional matchups including Spartans at Waltsburg, East North East at Harborcreele, Fairview at Saegertown, Coethanton at Conneaut Lake, and Lawrence Park hosting a guard. Names and venues reflect area high school and rail district sports.
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Enyine Ee
Waltsburg
Erie
Harborcreelea
Jenny
Lawrence Park
Fairview
Saegertown
Conneaut Lake
Unbeatens North Western Oklahoma A M Meet Orange Coast In Rose Bowl
Northwestern Oklahoma A M and Orange Coast College of California, both undefeated, will play in the 18th Junior Rose Bowl on December 14 in Pasadena California. Northeastern Oklahoma's selection was announced today by the game's Board of Management.
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Pasadena
Calif
Northwestern Oklahoma A&m
Orange Coxat Callage
California
Sineuntied
Northeastern Oklahoma
Board of Management
Roberts elected Beaver Club president in January
Harold Odgie Roberts won the Beaver Club presidency at the last night’s VFW Post Home meeting. He will take office in January succeeding outgoing president Jim Lundy. Leo Hooks was elected vice president and Dr. T S Kelsey was reappointed secretary treasurer for another year. Directors for the coming year include Hooks Roberts Willard Gibson Jim Hammond Bill Mitchell Dick Melzer Bill Jones Ted Pain and Wave Rieck. The annual banquet is Saturday January 25 at Corry Area High School cafeteria with E Albert De Luca athletic director at St Vincent College as main speaker and Dick Groat also listed as a speaker.
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Harold
Odgie) Roberts
Beaver Club
VFW
Roberts
Jim Lundy
Leo Hooks
T. S. Kelsey
Hooks
Willard Gibson
Jim Hammond
Bill Mitchell
Dick Melzer
Bill Jones
Ted Pain
Wave Rieck
Corry Area
E. Albert de Luca
St. Vincent's College of
Lions To Miss Playoff Bowl
In New York AP reports the Detroit Lions are set to miss the Playoff Bowl as they jockey for Western Conference influence. The Lions face the Packers on Thanksgiving and the Bears on December 15, with decisions looming on who advances toward Miami on January 5.
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NEW York
Detroit Lions
Miami
Lions
Chicago
Green Bay
Packers
Bears
Corry bowers lose by 46 pins in trio match
Corry team Mehler's 7 up faced Tony's Auto Body in a three game event at VFW Jane’s on Saturday. Despite taking two wins, Corry fell short by 46 pins overall. Unclear scores show Frank Dorrance and others contributing mix of frames as the match details remain partially garbled.
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Corry
Mehler
Tony
Titusville
VFW
Janes
Corryites
Seriae
Frank Dorrance
D. Stephenson
Vukovich
Rob Robinson
Ed Paver
5Hy
Frank Dorrands
Jobh Oesch
Bowling results from Bowl-Aire and area leagues
In Men's A League at Bowl-Aire Lamielle posted a 600 set with 214 199 and 196 as Bob Hand led with 222 212. Earls had the high game at 221. Hassell Jr 216. Cummings 213. others 207 204 or 203. Ray Sandburg topped Men’s B League in town with 250. Lane leaders included Zajac 233 Longan 225, TeWinkle 207, Lietus 205 and Querreveld 203. Deer season causes a bye next week in the league.
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Bowl- Aire
Bob Hand
Lamielle
Arley Earls
Pete Hassell Jr
Chuck Cummings
Frank Messina
Dick Chapman
Bill Hammond
Joel Jungfleisch
Chuck Hess
Carl Meerhoff
Sonny Staples
Jim Varasso
Paul Hurlbut
Ray Blynt
al Xander
Ray Sandburg
VFW
Fa Ie Vine “Ui
Steve Zajac
al Longan
Lyle Thompson
Chet Hajec
Ron Greeley
Stan Bailey
Gary Munsee
Walt Bowen
McInnes Steel Shop
Avalon Center
Archie Wetmore
Art Proctor
Bob Devereaux
Chuck VanWinkle
al Long
John Chillock
Torin Frontera
Everett TeWinkle
Ulymer
Bowl-Aire
Jim Lietus
Wayde Querreveld
Claude Dougherty
Sparta Opens Season At Home Tonight
SPARTANSBURG Sparta's defending District champion cagers begin the season at home against Pyma tuning. Joe Frisina's Spartans, Class C champions last year, return five lettermen Terry Maynard Larry Morris Larry Carter John Linden and Jim Tubbs. Maynard Morris and Carter are seniors Linden and Tubbs are juniors. Carter stands 6-8 with Bill Rote a 6-1 junior next in height. Other Spartans include John Stranahan Dale Blakeslee Pete Torrey Fred Sargent Mike Albers Clyde Baris Joe Linden Ron Byler Bill Stranahan and Don Straite.
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Spartansburg
Sparta
Spartan
John Stranahan
Dale Blakeslee
Pete Torrey
Fred Sargent
Mike Albers
Clyde Baris
Joe Linden
Ron Byler
Bill Stranahan
Don Straite
Pentagon To Decide On Army Navy Grid Classic
Army and Navy face a delayed decision on whether to play the annual football clash as Pentagon officials consider the option amid a period of national mourning for the armed services. Coaches express uncertainty while noting Kennedy's interest in football and sports in general.
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Pentagon
Associated Press
Navy
Wayne Hardin
Army
Paul Dietzel
Philadelphia
Kennedy
Armed Sérvices
ExPitcher James A Parnham Dies in McKeesport Collapse
Former major league pitcher James A. Ruben Parnham died yesterday after collapsing on a street in McKeesport. He was 67 and pitched for the Philadelphia Athletics in 1916 and 1917, posting a 22 win total.
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Pittsburgh
James A.ruben Parnham
McKeesport
Parnham
Philadelphia Athletics
Texas Holds No 1 Position In Grid Poll
Texas and Texas A M remain atop the Associated Press grid poll as the regular season winds down amid a sparse slate of games. Navy clung to No 2 while Mississippi No 3 and Michigan State No 4 awaited key conference outcomes. Nebraska rose to No 7 after a 20 20 draw with Oklahoma, with Oklahoma dropping to No 10 amid title race uncertainties.
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Texas
Navy
Mississippi
Michigan State
Pittsbur
Alabama
Nebraska
Illinois
Auburn
Oklahoma
Pitt Studies Mira For Weaknesses
Pitt coaches review film of Miami quarterback George Mira to identify any weaknesses as Pittsburgh prepares to face Miami on Saturday. Coach John Michelosen notes Mira was a tough challenge last season and could be even stronger. The Panthers then plan to end the season against Penn State in December with ticket refunds for postponed December 7 game.
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Auburn
Tigers
Alabama
New Orleans
Mississippi
Pitt
Panther
Miami
Michigan State
Tate
Timois
Duffy Daugherty
Daugherty
Illingis
Pittsburgh
George Mira
Mira
Hurricanes
John Michelosen
Esas
Panthers
Penn State
Kennedy
Pitt Jathletic
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Jack Christiansen
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Lieiug Keystone
Ar Neckers Co. Ik
Clymer Lumber Ci
Danrylea
Tommy's WsGo . Ate
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Kinley-Dolan
Corry Beverage
Ate
Columbus Inn
Bill's Place
Jim Roise Steak House
Wattsburg
R. W. Norris
Penelec
Malas Fe Ship League of Teams
Forgeanes
Pymatuning Jr
LeBoeuf
Kimlin Dry
Moose No
Union City
Paul's
Colta Garage
Sacgertown
A&b Dist. Co
Hammond
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Corry Bakery
West Forest Home
al Xander Co
Corry Jamestown
Pleasantville Youngsville
Tidioute
Texas Lunch
Vols —Meen's Wear
Ih Hs
Ptol Ag Feitact Gill
Miso
Arrow Chevella
Cohen Auto Supply
Franklin St
Dial
OU - Keronens
Stokers - Furnacts Crystal Coal Co
Maple Ave
Corry Concrete and Gravel Co
N. Canter
Associated Freak
Associated Preas
Texas A&m
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Fla
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Lifty Nimrod
Jim Brink
Tionesta
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