Corry's Track Squad Eyes Seven Point Winners Return
Corry Area High School track coach Yard and Van Dyke prepare for a spring season hampered by indoor practice due to weather. Seven returning point winners anchor the Beaver squad with rivals and injuries noted, as seniors Tomer Scott and Maedie lead sprint and relay hopes while Potocki Hyer and Silvis seek stronger showings in jumps throws and distance events. A large list of candidates and newcomers fills the ranks ahead of Section IT competition in three weeks.
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Corry
Fred van Dyke
David Yard
Beaver Trackmen
Yard
van Dyke
Jim Tomer
Tomer
Chuck Scott
Iis
Mray
Tom Potocki
Dennis Hyer
Potocki
Hyer
Ricky Maedie
Paul Dwyer
Maedie
Dave Eaton
John Silvis
Shoul
Bob Nichols
Bob Herring
Bob Staples
Sherwood Scott
Bob Shepard
Mike Piccirillo
Sid Stewart
Jan van Dresir
Terry Dandy
Dave van
Erne Vanssens
Dave Hillstrom
Lee Williams
LaVern Lindsey
Chuck Skinner
Ken Downey
Joel Lloyd
Stuart Ball
Gary Munsee
Ron Brown
Dupas Beats Martinez In 10 Round Comeback Victory
In New Orleans Ralph Dupas edged Vince Martinez by decision after ten rounds. Dupas, 21, outweighed Martinez 141½ to 146½ pounds and drew late ink after Martinez opened a cut near Dupas right eye in round three. Judge Foxy Kolling called Dupas one of the world’s best lightweights despite the contentious decision.
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New Orleans
Jack Kolling
Mybody
Ralph Dupas
Vince Martines
Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Martinez
Paterson
N. J. Sancher
Dupas
Martinex
Martines
Martinen
Plaquemines Parish
Staté Athletic Commission
Louisiana
Corry Tennis Meet Aims To Form City Organization
State tennis meet urged local enthusiasts to attend a meeting tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in Room 108 of Corry Area High School. Organizers seek to form a Corry tennis association to manage Mead Park courts and arrange summer tournaments. All ages invited, with officer elections and beginner courses on the agenda.
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Corry
Lou Hanna
Gorry Area High School
Mead Park
Celtics Hawks Clash In Tie Breaker Playoffs
Celtics and Hawks meet in a decisive NBA playoff tie breaker at St Louis, with Boston needing a win to stay alive in the series. Key players include Jose Abright and Bol Couky for Boston, while St Louis teams push to gain momentum as the series advances.
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Celts
Hawks
Bugiun
Leslice
National Basketball Association
Lois Boston
Ted
Tuttas
NBA
Boston
Celte
Jose- Abright
Boston Garden
St Louis
St. Lovik
Trumblown
Abe Bol Couky
Bill Teusal
Coury
el Sala
PSA Stands Show High Scores In Local Bowling Night
H Pier rolled high singles at 232 while P Hurlbut added 211 262 for an 803 series. Other top scores include J Chilousie 204, J Loveland 210, P Clark 213, R Ottaway 221, and W Loveland 201 as Bowl-Aire Men’s A League results list Hammond’s 1832 and Cobbett’s 2709 among tight team totals.
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H. Pier
P. Hurlbut
B. la Jmielle
Morton
W. Hammond
J. Jungfleisch
M. Cobbett
D. Morton
R. Ottaway
E Harvey
Hurlbut
W. Loveland
Chase Mobil
Bemis
Harper's
Hammona’si
Pirates Trim Roster as Camp Breaks in Fort Myers
The Pittsburgh Pirates end camp in Fort Myers with a 28 man roster after adding Bob Kumya from Columbus and sending Paterson Naranjo Kildoo and Pepper to other affiliates. They head to Atlanta to face the Tigers in an exhibition before the NL season opener. The Pirates report 20,018 attendance and plan to return to Fort Myers for two more years, with the Tiger tour ending April 14 in Charleston.
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Pirates
Fort Myers
Fla
Pittsburgh Pirates
Atlana
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Charleston
W. Va
Bob Kumya
Columbus
Paterson
Cholly Naranjo
Don Kildoo
Lavin Pepper
Pirates Hollywood Club
Farrell Faces First Base Dilemma In Spring Outlook
Daytona Beach report says Cleveland manager Kerby Farrell worries over first base after We Wertz injures a knee. Wertz has bruised a hip and may miss a day or two, raising question who fills first base if Wertz sidelined during the season. Preston Ward appears the leading option after a knee injury sidelined him last season.
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Preston Ward
Dodgers Bow To Braves Amid Pitching Woes
Dodgers suffer an 8-5 loss to the Milwaukee Braves in Oklahoma City as Walter Alston’s rotation questions persist. Roger Craig, Don Newcombe, Sal Maglie, and Johnny Podres limited to varying innings. Braves extend spring edge to 4-1-1 against NL champs.
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Walter Alston
Brooklyn Dodgers
Alston
Roger Craig
Don Newcombe
Sal Maglie
Johnny Podres
Podres
Navy
Newcombe
Maglie
Craig
Dodger
Dorlzers
Milwaukee Braves
Oklahoma City
Braves
Dodgers
Ken Lehman
Milwaukee
Ray, Crofie
Bob Trowbridge
Charley Neal
Gino Cimoli
Brooks
Boston
Red Sox
Pittsburgh
Fort Myers
Fla
Chicago
White Sox
St. Denis
Charlotte
Philadelphia
Detroit
Clearwater
New York Giants
Cleveland
Taint
Mobile
Ala
Baltimore
Cubs
Milt Bolling
Lelichander
Jack Harshman
Dini Howell
Cardinals
Ed Houchee
Ted
Phillie
Detroit Iitchers
Paul Foytack
Jack Crimton
Dusty Rhodes
Horer
Foster Castleman
Giants
Milwaukee Braves Poised For First National League Title
Milwaukee eyes first NL pennant led by pitching depth and a balanced offense. Key questions around second base left field and bullpen. Chicago and New York, plus Brooklyn and St. Louis, shape a tight race as Haney bets on Robinson and core sluggers to lift the Braves.
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York
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Brooklyn
Tiki
Fred Haney
Dodgers
Dodgers and Redlens
Milwaukee
New York
Red ‘Schoendienst
Jackie Robinson
Cincinnati
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Phildelphia
Gincinnnatt
St. Louis
Chicago
Haney
Robinson
Jackie
Guy Fimes
Eddie Mathews
del Crandall
Danny O'Connell
Bobby Thomson
Johnny Logan
Hank Aaron
Joe Adcock
Bill Bruton
Warren Spahn
Bob Buh
Lew Burdette
Gene Conley
Ray Crowe
Taylor Phillips
Bob Trowbridge
Red Murff
Juan Plezaro
Brooks
South
Paw Johnny Podres
Don Drysdale v
Randy Koufax
Cain Sal Malic
Roy Campanella
Pee Wee Reese
Carl Purillo
Cartier Retires From Boxing to Focus on TV Acting
Walter Cartier, 83, retires after a third-round technical knockout loss to Jankie La Bus at St. Nicholas Arena. The East Meadow, NY native, famed for Pfe Claud Dillingham on Ernie Bilko, cites fading reflexes and laborious punching. He had previously beaten Eddie Andrews in February and had returned to fighting after years as an actor.
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Walter Cartier
Handsome Walter
Tosing
Jankie La‘Bus
East Meadow
N. Y
St. Nicholas Arena
Pfe
Claud Dillingham
Phil Sivers
Ernie Bilko
Gartier
Eddie Andrews
Holyoke
Carlier
Alhat
LaBun
Manager decision frames 1958 Klippstein trade cue
Righthander Johnny Klippstein had his best season in 1958 with 12 wins for the Cincinnati Redlegs after a 1954 trade from the Chicago Cubs. In a key game against his old team, Cincinnati manager Birdie Tebbetts faced a choice on walking Hobie Landrith and Don Miksis, with Klippstein pitching. Cincinnati won 4-3 in the 15th inning on Frank Robinson's RBI single.
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Johnny Klippstein
Cincinnati Redlegs
Chicago
Klippstein
Redlegs Inca
Cincinnati
Bir
Die Tebbetts
Redlegs
Cubs
Ath
Jerry Kindall
Hobie Landrith
Turk Lown
Eddie ‘Miksis
Don Hoak
Dee Fondy
Landnith
Smibes
Johny
Miks
Hock
Cincianani
Frank Robinson
WAN Seratunese
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Moosehaven
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Hammond's
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Lenton Mg. Co
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Rossbacher's
Paul's Men's Wear
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Lenton Mig
Koehler’s
Col Garaze
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Idtvision
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N. J
Jackie LaBua
Cartier
SUN
BowliAire
Exon convretEr
Ohoical
USA
Chevrolet
America
Thomas Motors OF Corry, Inc
Chic Young
By Benolan
Miksis
B. Hove
John Klippstein
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
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