Corry High prep teams set for 1961 62 season opener
Corry High School begins a multi sport push as basketball and wrestling teams open their seasons this Friday night at home against Millcreek and Townville respectively. Coach Ron Schrecengost holds a tall squad with several returning monogram men as junior varsity coach Herb Klodell takes over.
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PIAA Announces 1961 62 Basketball Rule Changes
The PIAA adopts three major changes for 1961 62 season. A common foul on offense will give possession to the defense with the offender marked but no free throw. Sideline coaching will be allowed during games. Overtime ends the old sudden death format and adds three minute extra periods as needed to settle games. The association also surveys inclusion of postseason tournaments in the 22 game limit.
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Bowl Slate Clears as Declining National Trophy Bowl Dims
Postseason bids spread across bowls with Utah State Auburn and Kansas in play while Miami Penn State and Alabama await final confirmations. Gotham and Bluebonnet hopes hinge on Auburn and Kansas results as Sugar Liberty Gator and Rose bowls shape the slate in December.
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Minoso Joins Cardinals In Major League Draft Swap
TAMPA FL A P reports a major league deal as Minoso left Chicago to join St. Louis with Musial in the outfield in exchange for Joe Cunningham. The trade, second inter league move at the convention, reshapes the Cardinals lineup with Curt Flood in center and Cunningham adding versatility for Chicago.
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Penn State to Meet Georgia Tech in Gator Bowl
Penn State earns a Gator Bowl invitation after finishing 7-3 and accepting the bid Monday night. Coach Rip Engle expects the matchup with Georgia Tech, as Penn State beat Navy Boston University Syracuse California West Virginia Holy Cross and Pittsburgh this season while losing to Miami Maryland and Army. Georgia Tech closes its regular season at Georgia after beating Southern California Rice Duke Auburn California Florida and Beel and losing to LSU Tennessee and Alabama.
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Seventeen Pennsylvania High Schools End Season Unbeaten
Twenty three Pennsylvania high schools finished the 1961 football season unbeaten and untied. The list was headed by Mone sen and Albert Gallatin with 11 wins. Teams with 10 victories numbered nine including Beaver Falls and Johnstown Catholic, Grove's City was one of ten schools with 9 0 records.
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Wrestling team eyes stronger 1981 season start
The squad finished 4-8 last season and hopes rise as eight lettermen return from the 1960-11 group. Mulgin adds assistant Herman Rennells from Fairview Pennsylvania and Edinboro State College. Opening match for 1981-62 is Friday night on the focal mats versus Townville.
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Mary Perkins sets bowler season high in city league
Perkins rolled a 238 224 495 in the Bowlaine Men’s league tying Ed Barr for top series this season. Messina and Merkle also over 600 while Legters 600 series and Leyters 236 260 208 highlighted heavy pinfalls. Clark joined Perkins with multiple 200s as several bowlers topped 200 in the five leagues tracked.
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Alabama and Ohio State Sit Atop College Football Poll
Alabama and Ohio State led the national college football rankings as Week in and week out the top teams clashed in key matchups. Michigan State and Wisconsin traded spots with Minnesota, while Auburn and Texas, among others, pursued strong showings as Sugar Bowl implications loomed.
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Banquet Honors Beaver Grid Players Tonight
AML members attend a special banquet honoring Curry Area High School football players. Coaches and staff will be present along with Superintendent of Schools and local officials at the Knights of Columbus in South Center street. Cochairs Mrs. Robert Bruckernd and Mr. George Downey plan committees to solicit funds and organize the event.
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Orangemen to Meet Miami in Liberty Bowl
Syracuse aims to face the University of Miami in Philadelphia at Liberty Bowl time with details noting Miami's 10 win season and Syracuse’s bowl march. The Hurricanes boast 29 Pennsylvanians on the squad as they prepare for a high stakes matchup.
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