Corry Area Beavers Eye Track Campaign Amid Uncertain Outlook
Corry Area High School eyes a track season led by Ben Calderone and Dave Yard as football and basketball woes linger. Returnees Ken Downey, Sid Stewart, Dennis Hyer, and Eric Vanssens anchor events in sprints, jumps, and hurdles while two top scorers Tomer and Scott sit out.
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Ben Calderone
Dave Yard
Ledger
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Yard
Calderone
Cinder Path
Beavers
Jim ‘Tomer
Chuck Scott
Ken Downey
Tomer
Bob Nichols
Sid Stewart
Denny Hyer
Eric Vanssens
Stewart
Hyer
Vanssens
New Faces Add Depth to Beavers Track Team
The Beavers welcome several new junior and senior athletes boosting depth for football and basketball players turning to track. Seniors Lee Williams Don Knauer Lee Austin John Brown and juniors Terry Williams Jan Van Dresar Bob Bulley Rudy Silvis Paul Dyne lead lines on sprints jumps and relays with sophomores Maloney Brundage Scott and Phillips showing potential in shot put discus and hurdles as they prepare for Tuesday intra-squad meet to gauge readiness and uncover hidden talent.
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Calderone
Lee Willams
Don Knauer
Lee Austin
John Brown
Terry Willaams
Jan van Dresar
Bob Bulley
Rudy Silvis
Paul Dyne
Brundage
Sherwood Scott
Gary Phillips
Brundige
Scott
YMCA tournament honors marked by Meadville and Titusville
Meadville and Titusville finished second and third in the YMCA tournament at St Joseph's, while Milan Monica won. New Castle players will see Jack Kramer touring pros Pancho Gonzales and Lew Hoad on Wednesday, April. Franklin High School varsity team and eight cheerleaders will be honored at the anti all sports banquet next Tuesday. Blaine Ishin and Lou Forte lead with three letters each as Titusville's Howie Sampson enjoys a $40 yard dash win before ineligibility at 19th birthday.
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Tony ‘Traberk
Fraklin High School
Blaine Isihn
Lou Forte
Titsville
Howie Sampson
Connie Trench
Fay
Beavervalley advances to deaf basketball finals
Beaver Valley Pennsylvania reaches the finals of the National Deaf Basketball Tournament by defeating Little Rock Arkansas 72 to 67 in the semifinal round held in Chicago.
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Duulie Uvertine
Yankees Bark-In New York For Exhibition Slate
Yankees return to their home town for a pre season series against the Phillies with Casey Stengel guiding personnel decisions for the opener against Boston. Howard likely to start in left field while Surey at third base. Lumpe unsettled as the job heats up in training.
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Indians and Bears Vie In Second Calder Cup Tilt
The Springfield Indians trail the Hershey Bears 4 0 in the second game of a best of seven series for the Calder Cup playoff just after losing 8 2 in the opener. Hershey led the league with 204 points by Wille Marshall and 40 goals while Dane Fisher supported with 41 assists and Gerry Ehman added 40 goals. The series heads to Springfield for two more games as both teams chase the postseason title.
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Willie Mosconi Tops First National Invitation Tourney
Willie Mosconi of Haddon Heights remains in first place in the first national invitation tournament with three wins and no losses. Irving Crane of Rochester, New York, defeated Luther Lansiter of Elizabeth City in the closest match of the event.
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Whitt Fires 67 To Lead Greensboro Open
Whitt shot 67 to seize the early lead in Greensboro Open action at Forest Country Club. Forty players posted solid rounds as McMullin and Keller chased Whitt with 69. Pott eagled the 18th to finish four under. Crampton, Alexander, and Lema tied for seventh at two behind.
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Chittanooga
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Detroit
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High Point
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Napa
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Derby Preview Headlines Spark Three-Year-Old Derby Run
Associated Press previews key preparatory races for three year olds at Jamaica Laurel and Gulfstream Park as contenders eye Kentucky Derby berths. Nisht Amool Hubcap and Lincoln Road loom in top stakes while Chesapeake Trial and Wood Memorial shape Derby prospects across Maryland New York and Kentucky.
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Sunday Golfer Leads Amateurs in Western meet
Billy Key of Columbus Georgia clung to the lead in the second qualifying round of the Western men’s amateur golf tournament in Delray Beach Florida. The 27 year old bank executive posted another one under par 71 totaling 142 after 26 holes. Jack Penrose of Miami shot 46 for a 143 and moved into second place. Defending champion Edgar Updegratt and James Jackson tied at 144 with a large group including Martin Stanovich Eddie Hopkins Mason Rudolph and Ben Smith as the field readies for the final 36 holes of qualifying for the 16 man championship.
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Writers Tab Yanks Braves To Repeat Pennants In 1958
The AP poll of writers and sportscasters projects the 1958 World Series between the Milwaukee Braves and the New York Yankees. Milwaukee leads NL pennant votes, while the Yankees edge Chicago for AL top pick. Other NL teams noted include Cincinnati, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Chicago. In AL, Boston, Detroit, Cleveland, Baltimore, Kansas City and Washington trail.
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Pirates, Kluszewski trade under cloud of back injury
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports Ted Kluszewski likely never had a slipped disc and the Pirates would pay Cincinnati 55 000 if he reports to the club by season start. The piece notes his back ailment was disputed, doctors found no disc, and the Fondy for Kluszewski deal faces questions with limited impact on his batting prior seasons.
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Kubek Sidelined By Charley Horse
Yankees rookie of the year 1957 Kubek pulled up in the third inning of an exhibition against Richmond. He had rejoined the club after personal business in Milwaukee and appeared fine earlier, but a possible hamstring injury may sideline him for the opener against the Boston Red Sox next Tuesday.
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Ruska Defends 500 Yard Freestyle Title At AAU Meet
Sylvia Ruska of Berkeley preserves her 500 yard free title at the women's National AAU indoor meet with a new record of 5 44.59. Don Whitt of Alameda shoots a 67 to lead the first round of the $15 000 Greater Greensboro Open on one stroke under par.
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Hawks Shield Celtics In Nba Playoff Showdown
The St Louis Hawks host the Boston Celtics in a pivotal playoff game with home court advantage. Hawks coach Alex Hannum pushes his team to counter Boston's full court press as key players deal with injuries. A win earns $12,000 for the series, with $7,000 to the loser, and a possible seventh game would be in Boston Monday night.
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Falstaffs Tie Lead as ABC Bowling Events Swing
At Syracuse the Falstaffs of 61. Louis, Mo., gained control of most minor events in the American Bowling Congress championships led by Nagy of Cleveland and Welu of Texas. Nagy topped all events with 2 033, while Welu posted 714 in all events and 1 813 combined with Hulsey in doubles. Wells and Byard-Wells were runner-ups in doubles. North Canton Buck placed fifth in open division.
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Basketball Hall of Fame to Begin at Springfield Campus
The project moves forward with construction planned on the Spring Field College campus in spring 1969. Ed Hickox of the National Association notes a $50,000 pledge from the National Coaches Association, bringing total funds to over $120,000 to start operations and begin building.
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Gruder and Winslow Fight Ends in Draw in San Diego
In San Diego Karl Heinz Gruder 155 and Woody Winslow 154 fought to a draw after 10 rounds. In Tokyo Leo Espinosa 118 Manila outpointed Sadao Yooka 116 Japan to retain the Orient bantamweight title.
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1957 Hunting Deaths Hit New Low In State
Pennsylvania saw 1957 hunting fatalities fall to a low not seen since 1915, with 11 of 14 deaths linked to self-inflicted gun injuries and most incidents occurring in good visibility. The shotgun caused most nonfatal injuries, totaling 376, with rifles pistols and bows also contributing. Preventable factors included lack of training, failure to follow gun safety rules, impetuous behavior, and not wearing bright clothing.
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