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Thompson, Rich Cop Section IV Titles; Districts Saturday Oil City Wins Team Trophy; Warren 4th IN Jim Shaughnessy (kneeling) has Dick Thompson in trouble during the third period of their 154-pound championship match in the Section IV tournament Saturday at Titusville. Thompson had gone ahead in the second period on an escape only to fall behind as this picture was taken. He took the lead shortly after this, 3-2, only to be caught by the Oiler with 33 seconds to go in tlie match. However, Thompson won the match on riding time and will be in the Districts Saturday. by Knight 640 Good Enough As far as the top three places were concerned in singles and doubles in the Warren Bowling Association handicap tournament, they were won last week and the second week of roll offs were not needed.

Jeanette 640 series knocked out last weekend took top money in the singles. The next three places were also secure from this bowling at the Riverside Lanes. The new additions to the top 10 are Helen Peterson in fifth place with a 603 series, Helen Nollinger in sixth place with a 601 series, Margaret Anderson in seventh place with a 598 series and Rita Miley tied for eighth place with a 597 series. Holding spots in the singles top ten from last week besides Ruhlander were Florence AJbaugh in second place with a 610 series; Betty Owens, third, 609; Shirley fourth, 604; Vi Brewster, tied for eighth, 597; Vi Sterling, 10th, 596. The top five doubles teams from last week also held onto their spots with the Addie Okruh-Vi Sterling duo taking the top spot which they won last week with an 1181 set.

Newcomers this week to the top 30 are May Weber-Joann Dalrymple, sixth, 1117; Isabelle Minelli-Marie Stanton, seventh, 1109; G. McCable-Jean Giltinan, eighth, 1108. Staying in the top ten from last week are Helen Reist-Ann Bona- Cage Standings Section II WARREN 8 1 Meadviile 8 1 Oil City 5 4 Titusville 3 6 Franklin 2 7 Carry 1 8 UAVL xYOUNGSVlLLE 11 0 Sparkirwburg 9 3 NORTHERN AREA 7 5 East Forest 6 6 West Forest 5 7 Pleasamtville 3 8 TIDIOUTE Vi Clinched AML Reyn-Sykes 0 St. Marys 10 1 Valley 5 7 Brockway 4 6 SHEFFIELD 4 7 Riidgway 3 7 Johnsoriburg 1 10 vita, second, 1138; Sue Yeagle- Romey Schenk, third, 1131; Flip Morris-Mary Luther, fourth, 1118; Elsie Karl-Ann McAvoy, fifth, 1117; Jaye Pappalardo-Rose Juliano, ninth, 1103; Mary Check- Florence Albaugh, tenth, 1102. Florence totals led all-events at the end of the first week of competition and nobody was able to top her 1767.

Patty Mooney came awful close, however, jumping into second place with a 1765 total. May Weber took over sixth place with a 1689 total, Marie Stanton is in seventh place with a 1674 total and Rita Miley squeezed into 10th place with a 1664 total. Retaining a position in the top ten from last week were Vi Sterling, third, 1720; Janice Acklin, fourth, 1715; Rose Juliano, fifth, 1707; Ann Bonavita, eighth, 1674; Jean Gustafson, ninth, 1673. All results are the final results of the tournament. Fight Results Terror, 132, Manila, knocked out Chompol Pongsing, Thailand, 1.

PANAMA Eugenio Hurtado, 2 2 Panama, outpointed Ernesto Miranda, 11414, Argentina, 10. TITUSVILLE The wrestling rivalry between Dick Thompson and Oil Jim Shaughnessy is over and Thompson had come out of the scrap with the winning hand. Thompson and Shaughnessy met for the second time this season at the Section IV tournament here Saturday in the finals of the 154- pound class and the match ended in a draw, 3-3. However, Thompson won on riding time advancing to the Districts tournament this Saturday. Terry Rich will also be in the District tournament after sweeping through the 103-pound class and keeping his unbeaten record for the season clean.

Rich won the right to go to Districts by knocking oif Dick Best of Oil iLiy. Oil City went into the tournament favored to walk away with the team trophy and the Oilers did just that. The Oilers were 12 points better than Conneaut Lake and Franklin, tied for second with 36 points apiece. Warren was fourth with 24 points, Titusville and Corry tied for fifth with 15 points and Saegertown and Town ville tied for seventh with 11. Eight of the 12 entries in the tournament were knocked out in the first round.

One grappler was beaten in the semi-finals and another in the finals. Tlie match dragged on throughout the day with a definite lack of pins being noticed by all and many matches going into overtime. One match in the tournament, a championship match, went into double overtime and still ended in a scoreless tie. The referees voted on the winner. Apparently the only person in a hurry to get things over with was Bob Culbertson.

The former Warrenite wrestled a total of three minutes and 14 seconds all day nailing his first opponent flat in 1:22 of the first, his next one in 1:23 of the first and his championship opponent in :29 of the first. He was the only Beaver to make it to the finals. Thompson and Shaughnessy simply felt each other out during the first if they seen enough of each other during the past few years. Shaughnessy was bothered throughout the final match by a cut on his head which he received in the semi-finals. The match had to be stopped several times while the bleeding was stopped.

The second period opened with Thompson down and three seconds later he was ahead by one point with an escape. The second period ended with Dick holding that slim one-point advantage. Shaughnessy scored a reversal when tlie third period was only eight seconds old to take a 2-1 lead. Thompson returned the complement nine seconds later and pulled into a 3-2 lead. Shaughnessy evened the match up with 33 seconds remaining with an escape and it ended in a 3-3 tie.

Riding by the narrowest of the match and 154-pound crown to Thompson. Dick was the only grappler to defeat Shaughnessy in duel-meet competition in the past two years. Shaughnessy, however, has his troubles when he gets into tourna ments, losing this year and last. Rich had his troubles in taking tlie 103-pound title. After a scoreless first period, Rich fell behind 4-1 after Best received two points on a near-fall and two more on a take down.

Rich had one point for an escape. Rich stayed about two points behind Best in the third period and finally the score was 8-6 with only seconds remaining. Just before the final buzzer sounded, Rich scored his first take two send the match into overtime. In the overtime period, Rich scored an escape in the first one- minute period and rode Best the entire second period to win the title. A1 Brown made it to the finals in the 138-pound class but lost out to Mike Anderson of Titusville, 3-1.

All the scoring was done in the third period when Anderson reversed Brown, scored another point on a foul and Brown received a point on a foul by Anderson. TOURNAMENT WINNERS Pictured above are five of the many winners of various events run during the third annual Youngsville Skiways Winter Carnival over the weekend. From the left are Chuck Armstrong, winner of slalom; Heidi Johnson, second in the giant slalom (12 and under); Wendy Johnson, third in the slalom; Wendy Ruthven, queen of this carnival and second in the slalom; and Sharon Johnson, last queen and winner of the special slalom. (See Story for Other Winners.) by Knight SUMMARY FIRST ROUND 95-Pounds Fenwick (F) pin SUDUL (W), 1:14 2nd; Carhart (S) pin Titus (TO) 1:30 3rd; Taylor (C) dec. Wood (OC) 8-2; Free dec.

DeArmemt (T) 2-0. RICH (W) pin Yo- oina (S) :51 2nd; Jackson (C) dec. Donovan (T) 4-3; Best (OC) pin McVay (F) 1:59 2nd; Kunyuck (TO) dec. Brest (CL) 1-0 (ol). Grannis (F) pin Baker (OC) 1:14 1st; Archer (TO) dec.

Holcomb (S); Higley (C) dec. SHAFFER (W) 64); Morian (CL) dec. Matson (T) 7-0. 120-Pounds Bumhekner (CL) dec. Himes (T) 8-3; Giannis (F) dec.

Johnson (C) 3-0 (ot); Matthews (S) dec. HESS (W) 4-2; Hutchinson (OC) dec. Oogley (TO) 13-1. 127-Pounds Redfoot. (CL) pin Edm.

Maley (C) 1:19 2nd; Jon Shaffer (T) dec. BOB SHAFFER (W) 5-3; McCullough (F) pin Daily (TO) 1:19 1st; Harkless (OC) wins forfeit from Femberg (S). (F) dec. Strickland (OC) 5-4; Reagle (S) dec. SORENSON (W) 6-2; Bradley (CL) dec.

Wyant (TO) 5-0; Bush (T) dec. Ed. Malek (C) 3-0. (CL) dec. Blair (F) 5-0; Anderson (T) pin Hunt 1:09 1st; Hutchinson (OC) dec.

Knapp (TO) 5-3; BROWN (W) pin Howard (S) 1:46 3rd. (CL) dec. McCray (C) 4-2; Bain (S) dec. JORDAN (W) 6-2; Strowbridge (TO) dec. Nulms (F) 4-2; Harvey (OC) pin Van Horn (T) 1:30 3rd.

154-Pounds Shaughnessy (OC) dec. Haisbrouck (T) 7-4; Adam (S) dec. Berlin (TO) 8-6; Zarecki (CL) dec. Higley (C) 4-0; THOMPSON (W) pan Brown (F) :31 1st. 165-Pounds Noggle (F) pin Raster (TO) 1:15 2nd; Ward (OC) dec.

CHRISTENSON (W) 3-1; Shaffer (T) dec. Swinkoia (S) 6-2; Klingensmith (CL) pin Higley (C) 1:03 3rd. (C) pin Reinhart (T) 1:22 1st; Nicklin (F) pin Bain (S) 1:03 2nd; Laird (CL) dec. THORNTON (W) 4-0; Titus (OC) pin Kaster (TO) 1:12 2nd. (OC) pin Weifliing (S) 1:49 3rd; PASTRICK (W) dec.

Summerhill (CL) 5-2; Culbertson (C) dec. Bums (T) 8-0; Cleiand (TO) pin Smith (F) 1:09 1st. SECOND ROUND 95-Pounds Fenwick (F) pin Carhart (S) 1:34 1st; Free (CL) dec. Taylor (C) 5-3. 103-Pounds RICH (W) dec.

Jackson (C) 7-0; Best (OC) dec. uck (TO) 2-0. 'ounds Grannis (F) pin (TO) 1:17 1st; Morian Higley (C) 5-3. ounds Burnheimer (CL) dec. Johnson (C) 1-0; Hutchinson (OC) dec.

Matthews () 3-0. (CL) dec. Shaffer (T) 7-2; Harkless (OC) dec. McCullough 5-1. (F) dec.

Bush (T) 3-0; Reagle (S) dec. Bradley (CL) 9-5. (T) dec. Vincen (CL) 8-4; BROWN (W) dec. Hutchinson (OC) 7-3.

145-Pounds Marian (CL) dec. Bain (S) 7-2; Harvey (OC) dec. Strawbridge (TO) 11-8. 154-Pounds Shaughnessy (OC) dec. Adam (S) 2-0; THOMPSON (W) pin Zairecki (CL) 1:23 3rd.

165-Pounds Noggle (F) pin Ward (OC) 1:08 3rd; Shaffer (T) dec. Kiingensmiith (CL) 4-1. (C) pin NickMn (F) 1:23 1st; Titus (OC) dec. Laird (CL). (OC) pin (W) 1:59 3rd; Cleiand (TO) pin Culbertson (C) 1:45 3rd.

CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND FYee (CL) dec. Fen- niok (F) 8-6 (ot). 103-Pounds RICH (W) dec. Best (OC) 9-8 (ot). (F) dec.

Morian (CL) 3-0. 120-Pounds Burnhaimer (CL) dec. Hutchinson (OC) 4-2. ALMOST GOT HIM Mike Anderson (top) is about to roll over Terry Rich in the championship round of the 103-pound class in the Section IV tournament Saturday in Titusville and score a two-point near fall. Rich howevei, came back to tie the match a 8-8 with no time left and send it into overtime.

He then won by one-point on a escape. He will be competing in the District tournament Saturday. by Knight Oilers Beaten by Dragons, 66-59; Titusville Only Game Remaining By DAVE FAY Times-Mirror Sports Editor Now picture this: The Dragons have just come into the locker room Friday night after defeating Oil City, 66-59. There is some small talk and kidding about the game just past and individual mistakes made. The question pops up several times within the period of 30 seconds, Meadviile Nobody knows the answer so tlie kidding goes on.

All of a sudden a foam streaks through the locker room door. did ya hear the score at half it screams. it announces. Silence. the voice pleads.

Gary Holcomb, who had just nailed down the Section II scoring title bearing a miracle on the larger scale, os miracles run, breaks the silence. Sheffield Nipped by Valley men Wolverines suffered a 71-69 upset at tlie hands of Valley Friday night dropping the Allegheny Mountain League record to 4-7 for the season. The Wolverines rallied in the fourth period but still fell two points short. Sheffield fell behind by three at the end of the first period, 19-16. They held the lead for a portion of the second period but lost it despite the fact both teams scored 21 points during the period.

The Wolverines outscored Ben Valley in the second half, 32-31, but it enough. Game scoring honors went to Tom Brouse with 23 points closely followed by Mike Ingram with 22. Jerry McGuire led the Wolverine attack with 17 followed by Tom Rosetti with 12 and John Bulicz and Tom Watts with 11. score at is Meadviile 12, Franklin From the sound of the explosion in the locker room one would think that the Beatles had just arrived in a small room packed with teen-age girls. And for what reason? It was and Meadviile held a six- point lead.

If scoring continued at pace, tlie Bulldogs would win, 24-12. Coach Joe Massa present when the score was reported but soon found out about it. He simply scratched his balding head and said we shoot Meadviile and Franklin, needless to say, played control for the first half of their game. However, the Bulldogs When the second half started and scored 14 points to the 6 and went on to win, 38-29, to keep alive in the Section race, sharing the top spot with Warren. The victory over Oil City kept in the same position as Meadviile.

Warren has only one more game in jits path to the Section II title, Titusville Friday night in Titusville. As has been the story so many times, the Dragons had their troubles getting past Oil City. The Oilers went in to a full press right from the start and the Dragons reverted to a Y. A. Tittle-type long-born scoring attack, wthieh work.

SHEFFIELD Bulicz Hall Totals VALLEY GF 3 11 f) 4 717 ft6 2 12 04 0 0 2 5 1 11 28 1369 111 23 10 2 5 1222 6 3 15 32 8 0 1 1 26 19 71 Totals Score by quarters. SHEFFIELD 16 21 13 BENN. VALLEY 19 21 18 Junior Varsity Bennett's Valley 56 Sheffield 45 Werner Giesler Double Winner in Winter Carnival (OC) dec. Redfoot (CL) 10-4. (F) dec.

Reagle (S) 3-2. (T) dec. BROWN (W) 3-1. (OC) dec. Mrian (CL) 5-0.

154-Poumds THOMPSON (W) dec. Shaughnessy (OC) 3-3 (match won on riding 165-Pounds Noggle (F) dec. Shaffer (T) on referees vote. (C) pin Titus (OC) 1:31 1st. Unlimited Cleiand (CL) dec.

Sonoski (OC) 3-0. OFFICIALS: Lew Chew, Clarion; Sam Markte, BeMefonte; William Carlisle, DuBois; Charles Condo, Lode Haven. YOUNGSVILLE Werner Giesler of Warren was the only double winner during the third annual Youngsville Skiways Winter Carnival held over the weekend here. Giesler won both the giant and the special Slalom. Wendy Ruthven was crown queen of the 1964 festivities by last queen, Sharon Johnson.

Both girls are from North Warren. Winner of the costume contest was Vivian Hovis and Don Norris, dressed as the Flintstones. Race results follow: Giant Slalom (Open Class) Giesler, 49.4; Dick Morris, Youngsville, 51.0; Louis Carter, Warren and Bob Simpson, Clarendon, 52.4; Jim McManus, Youngsville, 52.8; Dave Warren, 53.0; Charles Babcock, North Warren, 54.4. Special Slalom Giesler; Dick Morris, Youngsville; Dave Warren. Special Slalom Sharon Johnson, North Warren; Mary Conarro, Warren.

Giant Slalom (12 under) George Abel, Warren; Heidi Johnson, North Warren; Cindy Ruthven, North Warren. Slalom (18 under) Nancy Johnson, North Warren; Wendy Ruthven, North Warren; Wendy Johnson, North Warren. Slalom (18 under) Chuck Armstrong, Warren; John Kohler, Bradford; Dave Burdick, Erie. The Oilers led in the game body twice, both times early in tlie first quarter, with die Dragons taking lead for good with 6:53 showing on the scoreboard clock in the first period. Although the Dragons led by 10 points at times, scare at the end'of the first quarter was 17-14 in favor.

Warren started the second period by hitting an four field goals in just a little more diian two minutes and went cold; until Joel Roop connected with 11 remaining in the period. he was the last Dragon to score from tlie field in the period as the Dragons lost a point to the ers, 16-15, and held a 32-30 lead. The Dragon lead grew to nine in the thud period as the Oiiqrs had considerable trouble finding the basket. Oil first -field goal came at 5:07 and theirixt four minutes later. Tlie Oilers ended up 3-17 from the floor in the period and the Dragons headed into die finale with a -46-37 advantage.

In a last ditch effort topy'il the game out, the Oilers committed five fouls which Warren turned into eight points ancLithe game winning margin fourth quarter. Warren was rout- scored in the period, 22-20, tut still won by a seven-point margin. Hie Dragons got a boast when big Dave Pearson touled-out tor the Oilers with almost five minutes left in the game. Bob Arnold led the Dragons in the rebound department with 16 white Roop and Holcomb -liad eight apiece. Jim Johnson-and Paul Johnston had tour ajMece while John Haer pulled in five.

Holconlb had to share the scoring lead with little John Downing, both hitting 20 points. 19 and Johnson 11. The only other Oiler in double figures Ted Stoudit with 10. Warren was 25-72 tor 34.7 tixipi the floor and 16-26 from the' topi line for 61.5 per cent. Oil City was 25-66 from the field for 38 per cent and 9-15 for 60 per cent.

The only regularly scheduled game on the Dragon slate is Titusville Friday night WARREN Arnold 7 Holcomb 8 Johnston 3 Johnson 5 ood 2 GFY 7 fil 19 4 20 3r 7 5 j.i 11 2 5 9 Totals OIL CITY Pearson 2 1 Woods 4 0 Abplanalp 2 2 6 Stoudt 4 2 Straub 1 1 3 Downing: 9 2 20 Wright 2 1 lloutz 1 0 2 Totals 25959 Score by quarters: WARREN 17 15 14 OIL CITY 14 16 7 Oli City 52 Warren 34 Junior Varsity fin TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD BATTERY ON A NEW Atlas BATTERY TIMMIS BROTHERS LIGHTHOUSE SERVICE STA. Penna. Ave. and Conewango 723-8060 rim HEATING FOR REPAIRS and NEW A HEATING SHEET METAL CO. (Papalia Bros.) PROSPECT and PA.

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