Union Edges Slippery Rock 59 58 in Wild Home Thriller
Union High stunned its home crowd with a 59 58 win over Slippery Rock after a frenetic six seconds. Meier led Union with 30 points as Slippery Rock rallied from a halftime deficit but fouled out three starters and couldn’t overcome the late surge.
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Thad Bukowski
Union High
Slippery Rock
Tast
Scotties Antelopes
Union
Sophoore Ralph Currie
Earl Stanley
Rocky Piscinieri
Dave Frazier
Bill
John Cavanaugh
Mike Covelli
Howard
Unkhouser
Stanley
Rockets
Mike Meier
Tom Cavanaugh
Meier
Piscinieri
Packers end may be near
The Baltimore Colts visit Green Bay as the defending champions risk elimination in a Central Division title race. Green Bay trails Minnesota and Chicago by a half game, and a loss could end their run as world champions. The piece also notes North Dakota's 1894 football debut.
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Fred McMane
UPI
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Green Bay Packers
Packers
Colts
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Minnesota
Chicago
Ridls Pitt falls to Westminster in rough Steel Bowl setback
Westminster outplayed Pitt for most of the game but cold shooting in the second half doomed the Titans 59 52 as Pitt survived with a late rally. DeJoseph led Westminster with 20 points while Pitt faced 38.6 percent shooting and 20 turnovers in the loss.
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St. John's
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Titans
Anthony
Buppy
DeJoseph
Titan
Pitt
Ellwood City Edges Center In a Narrow Thriller
Ellwood City High led by Milroy Stevenson s 26 points edged Center 66 63 here last night. Center rode a 22 12 first quarter to a brief lead before Ellwood City rallied, with Vic Sharek adding eight in the second period and Stevenson contributing 19. The Wolverines pulled ahead 38 36 at halftime and held on as Mike Zugay hit a late two and Stevenson scored final points in the closing seconds. Center s Ken Week had 23 points while nearby mentions note local game related buck prizes in Clearfield and Venango counties.
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Piscinieri
Joe Seminara
Rocket
Pitt
DeJoseph
Westminster
Titan
Ron Galbreath
Ridl
Billy
Titans
Len Kalata
Bill Downes
Yost
Samuels
Charles Hunt
Panthers
Boston
Mike Riggle
Duquesne
St. John’s
Redmen
John Warren
Nelson Twins
Gary Majors
Moe Bart
Bill Zopf
Ellwood City
Milroy Stevenson
Ellwood City High
Center
Trojans
Wolverines
Vic Sharek
Stevenson
Chargers
Butler Hennon
Mike Zugay
Ken Week
Lancers
Ken Bauder
Neshannock
Chris Eleanr
Fifth Avenue
Lancers Fall To Tall Fifth Avenue Archers In Tight Bout
Neshannock's Lancers were overwhelmed by a 6-2 and taller Fifth Avenue lineup in a 71-53 loss. Gary Carter led all scorers with 26 points as Archers dominated the boards and pace, while Neshannock struggled with height and shot opportunities.
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Jack Goddard
Land of
Dwight Clay
Neshannock
Huntling Chargers
Lancers
Fifth Avenue
New Castle Romps Past Strong Vincent 80-56
New Castle High powered past Strong Vincent 80 to 56 as the Hurricanes use speed to overwhelm Erie. Butch Walker Champ Young and Wilbert Taylor each scored 16 points to spark the attack while Taylor led with 13 rebounds. The win extends New Castle’s two game streak as Strong Vincent experiences its first loss after two wins.
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New Castle High
Erie
Vincent JV
New Caste High
Erle
Vincent
Connie Palumbo
Meadville
Eric Strong
New Castle
Palumbo
Eric Strong Vincent
Valentino Bell
Butch Walker
Champ Young
Wilbert Taylor
Walker
Canes
Taylor
Young
Big Jim Stoner
Colonels
Bell
Lew Eggleston
Hurricane
Ralph Calabrese
Lake City
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Rose Retains Bantamweight Title With Narrow Point Victory
Lionel Rose of Australia outpointed Chaco Castillo of Mexico 118 to 117 to retain the world bantamweight title in a tight showdown. Williams will miss the Cardinals season after exploratory knee surgery finds no abnormality, leaving the team cautious on the injury cause.
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Inglewood
Calif
UPI
Lionel Rose
Australia
Chaco Castillo
Mexico
Baseball plans new image as Eckert fired
San Francisco reports that baseball ousted Commissioner William D. Eckert and plans a major reorganization. Owners aim for a central, strong commissioner's office with far-reaching changes including possible rules experiments and a quick appointment of a new leader.
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San Francisco
UPI
William D. Eckert
Baseball
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Times
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Detroit Tigers
Air Force
Mike Burke
New York Yankees
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