Corry High grapplers lead scorers clash in 1960-61
Matt and Jeff Roden and Dale Fralick, top Corry High wrestlers last season, dominated the 1960-61 campaign with strong pins and near perfect records. Roden earned 40 points as a 180 pounder, Fralick 42 as a 95 pounder, each stacking pins in victories and suffering few losses. Fralick closed strong with four straight pins, while Roden had six pins in eight wins and two losses by decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Roden
Dale Kauck
Corry High
Fralick
Mutt and Jett
Orange and Black Grapplers
Mark Fralick
Gary
Roden
Erie East
Ed Arrington
Franck
Titusville
Allen Wakefield
Boden
Waterloo
OU City
Pat Shaughnessy
Beaver Bruiser
Warren
Shaughnessy
Savko Clinches 12-Pound Title In District Finals
Savko, the 1960-61 12-pound champion, finished third in scoring with 38 points during the regular season and posted a 13-3-1 overall including post season. He defeated foes and suffered only a few losses, sharing notable bouts with Dan McIntyre of Titusville and George Patterson who finished fourth with 34 points. Patterson, a 148-pounder last year, won six pins in seven wins and twice defeated Dan Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Savko
Terry False
Erle Strong Vincent
Stoke ‘Tech Memoris High School
Savko
Fort DeBoeut
Ron Hershey
McDowell
Jim Harper
Titusville
Dan McIntyre
George Patterson
Patterson
Pat
Titusvile
Dan Phillips
Junior Leaders Return Key Players To Ice Action
The four leading scorers from last season were Juniors Roden Fralick Savko and Patterson. Four other lettermen from 1960-61 return including Dick Malek Keith Wade Bill Swarm and Gary Donaldson Wade and Swarm are seniors with Malek and Donaldson back for another year. Several seniors from last season departed, among them Bill Eaton Ray Mitchell Don Buell Dale Mitchell Russ Bailey Dick Johnson and Aldo Gremese.
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Roden
Fralick
Savko
Patterson
Dick Malek
Keith Wade
Bill Swarm
Gary Donaldson
Wade
Swarm
Bill Eaton
Ray Mitchell
Don Buell
Dale Mitchell
Russ Bailey
Dick Johnson
Aldo Gremese
Tals’ Eston
Buell
Mitchells
Eaton
Corqy
Malek
Minors Wrestle with Thorny Bonus Rule at Mayors Event
Two Corry Filgh JV wrestlers Dick Malek and Gary Donaldson, both juniors, prepare for an opening match against Townville in Warren as their team, last year a fourth place finisher, seeks a conference crown. Donaldson moves to 133 pounds while Malek drops to 127, following last season’s limited outings. In Tampa, minor leagues face a vote on an amended bonus rule aimed at curbing lavish signing bonuses, with 14 of 22 leagues reportedly ready to approve proposals from major league officials. The plan would cap first year farm-outs, set waiver costs, and keep players on a 25-man roster, drawing opposition over potential stifling of club initiative and talent migration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Filgh
Dick Malek
Gary Donaldson
Son
Warren
Mules
Donaldson
Townville
Tampa
Fla
Los Angeles
San Francisco
George Trautman
Wild
Baseball
Freseo Thompson
Dodgers
Utah State Foe In Gotham Bowl Is Baylor Eleven
Baylor accepts Gotham Bowl invite to meet Utah State on December 9 at the Polo Grounds. Utah State, 9 0 1, ranks high in total offense and defense while Baylor posts a 5 4 record featuring back Ronnie Bull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah State
Baylor
June Raen Curl
Polo Grounds
Ronnie Bull
Kelso Named Horse Of The Year For Second Straight Time
Kelso was named horse of the year for the second consecutive season by the Thoroughbred Racing Association board of selection. The 4-year-old gelding from Bohemic Stable owned by Mrs. Richard C. DuPont also earned outstanding older horse honors for 1961. Native Dancer is the only other horse to win horse of the year twice in nonconsecutive years.
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Kelso
New York
America
Thoroughbred Racing Association
Board of Selection
Richard C. DuPont
Bohem Mig
Palmer Traded From Pittsburgh Rens to Los Angeles Jets
Jim Palmer a 6 foot 8 inch 245 pound forward from the Pittsburgh Rens of the ABL was traded to the Los Angeles Jets for the player to be named. Palmer formerly played for the Cincinnati Royals and the New York Knicks before joining the Rens in the ABL.
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Jim Palmer
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Rens
Los Angeles Jets
Rens
Palmer
Cincinnati Royals
New York Knickerbockera
National Basketball Association
Eight lettermen back for season opener against Townville
Twelve hundred pounder and six setbacks via decisions mark the squad's opening. Ma lek, brother of ex King Frank Malek, finished with 13 points. Donaldson had six points on 2 5 0 mark with seven decisions. Gary, last year's 127 pounder, was sidelined by injuries. Swarm and Wade return, each with five points last year. Swarm had a third period pin, Wade a 1 6 record with all reversals by decision. The eight lettermen provide the backbone as the team opens tomorrow against Townville on the local mats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malek
Frank Malek
Donaldson
Gary
Swarm
Wade
Townville
President Kennedy Receives Lifetime AAU Card
President Kennedy granted a lifetime Amateur Athletic Union membership pass at the White House amid a backdrop of AAU and NCAA power struggles over U.S. teams abroad. AAU officials, led by N. J. Barack, seek collaboration and a new Olympics program to unify governing bodies and strengthen international competition.
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Washington
Kennedy
Amateur Athletic Union
Harvard
AAU
N. J. Barack
Barack
White House
National Collegiate Athletic Association
U.S
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Engle
America
Enele
Pete Newell
University of California
NCAA
United States
Local Pistol Team Routs Erie Quintet
Corry's pistol team swept a doubleheader from the Erie Keystone Club at the Red and Gun Club on East Washington Street. Dick Lindberg led with 282 and 261 to win top honors in both meets, while Frank Pakulski was runner-up with 270 in both. Best scores were 264 in heat one and 259 in the nightcap, with all five Corry shooters exceeding Keystone's second-match best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Lindberg
Corry
Erie Keystone Club
Red and Gun Club
Washington Street
Lindberg
Frank Pakulski
Keystone Club
Race Issue Kills Barons in Birmingham Alabama
Birmingham loses its Barons baseball team for next season after owner Alvert Belcher withdraws from the Double A League citing segregation ordinances as the reason. Belcher voiced deep regret after attending a minor league meeting in Tampa and noted no other option. A federal judge previously struck down the city's segregation law, which is now on appeal.
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Birmingham
Als
Southern Association
Baron
Alvert Belcher
Belcher
Tampa
Fla
Pro Basketball Last Night's Results
Syracuse 196 Streinadt 12 led last night in a pro basketball summary. Washington 103 Los Anwetes Francisco 108 Piltsburen 40 were also noted with final scores and top performers.
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NBA
Syracuse
Streinadt
Washington
Los Anwetes
Francisco
Piltsburen
Wrangle Over Fight Officials Stirs Canada
In Toronto ap, a dispute over officials for the Patterson McNeeley world heavyweight bout sparked a saga as Canadian and outside judges were debated. Promoter D Amato clashed with Ontario official Merv McKenzie over whether non Canadian judges would be used, while Jersey Joe Walcott was hired as referee. Patterson entered as a heavy favorite with strong odds on a knockout.
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Toronto
Ody
Floyd Patterson
Tom McNeeley
Sig
Wishipeg
Hamilton
Louisville
Philadelphia
Canada
Patterson
Cts D'Amato
Merv McKenzie
Ontario
D'Amato
McKenzie
D’amato
Isbor
Jersey Joe Walcott
Camden
Jude
McNeeley
Cage Schedule For Tomorrow Night Across Sixteen Venues
Tomorrow night’s cage card features Carry at McDowell Titusville at Greenville Youngsville at Warren Oil City at Clarion Clymer at Frewsbore Exle East at North East Erne at Johnsonburg Meadville at Sharpasville Franklin at Cranberry Bradford at Hornell Tidbute at Meadville St Agatha West Forest at North Clarion Ridgway at East Forest Mayville at Panama and West Forest at North Clarion.
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McDowell
Titusville
Greenville
Youngsville
Warren
Oil City
Clarion
Neil The Wheel Is Active Again in Pittsburgh Rens Return
Former NBA star Pesaswunun incs Johnston, 32, joined the Pittsburgh Rens roster for the American Basketball League. He dressed for the 2ens game vs the San Francisco Saints but did not play, after retiring two years earlier following a knee injury with the Warriors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pesaswunun Incs
Ell
Johston
Bask
Ketball Association
Pittsburgh Rens
American Basketball League
Johnston
San Franisco Saints
Philadelphia Warrior
Warriors
Roach
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Packers Look Healthy For Major Clash With Giants
Green Bay Packers near full strength for the NFL showdown with the New York Giants in Milwaukee. Key players returned after illnesses. Paul Hornung to be released from Army duty for the game. Jim Taylor Max McGee expected to play. Hank Gremminger and Jim Ringo nursing injuries. Packers favored by three as they seek a Western Division title duel.
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Green
Wis
Green Bay Packers
New York Giants
Packer
Packers
Wisconsin
Giants
Milwaukee County Stadium
Paul Hornung
Ft Riley
Kans
Eiven Insurance
Jim Ringo
Vince Lombardi
Jim Taylor
Max McGee Alling
Hank Gremminger
Ringo
Taylor
McGee
Gremminger
Action Werkessay
Hape
Navy Stuck With 2 Way Init Saturday
Annapolis Maryland Navy Coach Wayne Hardin explains a three team football setup used due to limited depth. He plans to revert to two squads once players gain experience, but will keep the split offense and defense as needed for Army game in Philadelphia.
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Annapolis
Ali—vanch
Wayne Hardin
Navy
Army
Philadelphia
Hardin
Ferguson cited as AP Back of the Week from Ohio State
Columbus Ohio Bob Ferguson the All America full back at Ohio State says he is happy and very grateful to be chosen AP Back of the Week for his play last Saturday against Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Ferguson
Columbus
Ohio
Bob Fermison
Mike
Buldozer
Associated Press
Ohio State
Michigan
Merkle leads in town bowling with high scores at VFW
Dick Merkle topped the board in Bowie town bowling at the VFW with a 895 series and 223, 235, 203 games. Corry Kegler topped 600 for the first time in a league night and several players surpassed 200 in multiple leagues, including Paul Clark and Leon. The Speed League, Vets Speed and other leagues reported numerous 200s and strong performances across the card.
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Dick Merkle
Perhlms
Merritt
Bowie
Darry Hever
Zalenecks
VFW
Deadeye
Metanee Steel
Merkle
Merkie
Ray Blynt
Paul Clark
Ieagues
Leaf Root
Biks Antlers
Vets
Leon
Elkselvenit
Bull Hammond
Anndersary
Wall Mollinger
Shorty Coun
Bob Hand
Kate Dough
Tom Cruse
Guy Davis
LeRoy Mort
Ben Bauhofner
Dmv Maynard
Chuck Skinnen
Chaence Mics
Chuck Hess
Don McCry
VEW
Jean's Yam Shop
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Jeff
Eads Jre
CHIC
U.S. President
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Corry Dick Lindberg
Warren Reynolds
Ron Zeaman
Gene Hasbrouck
Keystone Joe Cherico
John Lytle
Dick Hess
John Miller
Paul Stienbrink
Norm McElroy
Ron Zaman
Keystone
Don Levin
Joe Chenco
Naz
Neil
Cassian Tray
Will Besmanoff
Holly Mims
Washugton
James Bilin
Jonny Chrisy, Ox, A
Cee
National Bank OF Corry
Fed. Dep
Ths. Corp, Macaca
Tuffy’s
Kendall
Washington Streets
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin S. Corry
Auto Glass Table Top Glass General Auto Repair
Frank's Auto Service
Thomas Motors
E.P.M
Parnaces Crystal Coal
Maple Ave
VEW Speed League
Py Moehott
Woods x Pauls
Jaith
Tihs Rutters
Trine
Yanks
Superive Cleaners
Cinry Bakery
ANB
Corry Lasiney Fe
Wort Melloy
Thane
Chasiey
Gramercy
Park
Gramercy Park
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