Beavers Open Season with Third Straight Victory
Beavers of Corry City rolled to a 74 1 52 victory over Corry High on their home track as Sid Stewart and the 880 relay pace the surge. Ben Calderone and Dave Yard anchored a strong effort with multiple event wins and records. Stewart outpaced Dave McLaughlin in the 880 while clocking 2 10 9 in the 880 relay. The Corry five dominated the field events with Brundage, Olson, and Maloney among the event winners. Williams led with 11 5 points, and Corry’s overall score showed depth in the Orange and Black. Next, Corry hosts Titusville then Franklin on the road.
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Corry High
Ben Calderone
Dave Yard
Beavers
Qi City
Corry Area
Sid Stewart
Corry
Oil City
Oilers
Stewart
Ol City
Dave McLuuchlin
Oiler Star
McLaughlin
Jimi Tomer
CAHS
Jan van Dresar
Jim Vanik
John Brundage
Terry Williams
Swift
Erie East
van Dresar
Vanik
Brundage
Williams
Ken Downey
Doug Stewart
Downey
Steve Olson
Jim Maloney
Maloney
Stewart Brothers
Olson
Oi! City
Jerry Osborne
Wert
Bergers
Titusville
Franklin
Sve Uenelky
Renidy Warren
Dragole
John Endres
Jim DeMille
Mockets
Butch Conrad
Knights
Meadville
Jou City
Pennkiin
Warren
Vetion Contin
Track meet results show multiple event winners across teams
Wert wins 110 high hurdles and 100 yard dash goes to Vanik, McLaughlin leads mile, 880 set by Steward JC with 2:10.9. Oil City secures 4x100 relay in 1:97.41, Downey leads 40 yard dash, Brundage clutch in low hurdles, Olson and Williams excel in field events including javelin and pole vault, and Williams tops broad jump.
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Brundage
Flinchbaugh
Vanik
Osborne
van Dresar
Mil Ruil
McLaugh In
Stewart
Cooper
Cotty
VanDresar
Williams
Downey
Jones
Lockhart
Flinchbuueh
Wert (Och Tine
Steward JC
McLaughlin
Crawford
Oil City
Deets
Finnchbaugh
Maloney
Schoch
Lindsey
D. Stewart
Olson
Myers
Roach
Leek
Rockets and Knights open league season with wins
Titusville Rockets defeated Warren 85 to 71 with a clean field event sweep led by George Dewey who set a school record in the shot put at 46 feet 1 inch and claimed discus. Franklin's Knights edged Meadville 65 to 63 as Butler and Bush starred in the Rockets’ field events and Jim Hoffman of Meadville led in the javelin.
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Titusville Ave Flames
View Sorces
Rockets
Warren
Franklin
Knights
Meadville
George Dewey
Tietusville
Bill Bush
Joel Benson
Tom Pye
ABC Tournament Ends Tomorrow
The ABC bowling tourney nears closure after 72 days of continuous competition. Detroit’s Ed Lubanski leads singles and all-events with 4 and 2 116, while the high pair is Gib Fishbach and Barney Vehige of St. Louis with a 1372 series.
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Clin Mcet
Homer Carries Full 24 Miles Intrasquad Homerun
In an intrasquad game at Montana School of Mines Dan Trbovich hit a ball that sailed over an unfenced outfield and landed in a passing ore train car, carried 24 miles to Anaconda. Official scorer ruled a homer as his team won 64. The piece notes freight cars per train rising from 46 in 1926 to about 70 today.
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Wun
Otlé
Dan Trbovich
Montana School of Mines
Anaconda
Trbovich
Youth and Veteran Reach North and South Golf Finals
Jack Nicklaus, hailed as a rising amateur star, meets veteran Gene Andrews in the North and South Championship final after 36 holes. Nicklaus, a Walker Cup team member from Columbus, Ohio, edged Bob Zochran 2 up in the semifinals, while Andrews defeated Jacke Penrose 3 and 2 to advance.
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Jack Nicklaus
Gene Andrews
Nicklaus
Ton Pacific Palisades
Cali
Niclaus
Columbus
Ohio
Bob Zochran
St. Louis
Andrews
Jacke Penrose
Miami
Fla
Major Loop Stars In 10-7 Braves Win
Ed Mathews drove in five runs with two homers, including an eighth inning grand slam to lift the Braves over the Reds 10-7. Ralph Terry earned his first victory for the Athletics, scattering eight hits, fanning seven, and shutting out the Tigers in the first inning for a 10-1 win.
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Associated Press
Ed Mathews
Braves
Reds
Ralph Terry
Athletics
Tigers
Cleveland
Inedians
White Sox
Istarta
New York
Yankees
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Baltmore
Red Sox
Washington
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Indians
Herb
Sox
Dick Donovan
Minnie Minoso
Russ Nixon
Tito Francona
Score
Ray Boor
Ivie Wertz
Boston
Tome
Lower Vito Valentinetti
Dacke Jensen Iso
Gail Harris
Don Jordan Retains Welter Crown After Akins Thriller
World welterweight champion Don Jordan barely retains his title after edging Virgil Akins in Kiel Auditorium. Jordan injures his right hand but dominates the 13 rounds and eyes a nontitle bout with Carmen Basilio, possibly at Madison Square Garden, while Basilio debates a return to welterweight for a big payday and a possible Robinson rematch. The bout’s net gate was $44,746 with each fighter earning $28,423 including TV shares.
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ST. Louis
Don Jordan
Carmen Basilio
Madison Square Garden
Jordan
Virgil Akins
Basilio Cowd
Akins
Souchak Holds Firm Advantage at Tournament of Champions
Mike Souchak led 26 golfers into the third round at Desert Tan Country Club with rounds of 66 and 70 totaling 136, four strokes ahead of Arl Wal Jr and others. The field saw windy conditions on the 09-yard, par Wi-ab-T3 layout as Baylor, Palmer, Litter, and others trailed with scores around 140 to 143. NBC television will air the full round tomorrow at 3 p.m. PDT.
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Mike Souchak
Grey
Mihole
Desert Tan Country Club
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Dustu« Borsos
John MocMullin
Eric Vossler
George Bayer
Tot
Gene Litter
Arnold Palmer
NBC
IRS golf tourney invitation cautions honest handicaps
Tulsa note invites all Internal Revenue Service workers to the annual golf tournament in Oklahoma City on May. It adds a caution to be honest when claiming golf scores to establish one's handicap.
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NUFF
Tulsa
Okla
Internal Revenue Service
Oklahoma City
Mathews Slams For Braves as Cleveland Pads Lead
Braves slugger Mathews homered again driving Milwaukee to a 17 0 win in Cincinnati while Cleveland expanded its lead. The Pirates fell behind after Smoky Burleson’s two run double sealed a late game, and other NL races saw Don Demeter and Gino Cimoli figure in late scoring.
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Hal Stueiing
Kiddie Mathews
Mathews
Perhipa
Steptelon
Braves
Cicinnati Mathews
Ahaiy
Bie
Los Angeles
Don Demeter
Homer
Milwaukee
Hill Game
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Sal Princisco
Nane
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Philadelphne
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Jonelhy Innit
Chasine
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Roy Mcmillin
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Joey Jay
Bon McMahon
Dodgers
Duke Suller
Pinel
Ohm Rasebara
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Whale
Ron Pahrly
Amd Jst
Snider
Elieter
Ane
Charlie Neal
Gino Cimoli
Ceutter
Johnny Podres Iiii
Clan Lahine
Ti Hie
Howie Nun
Gene Green
Pirates
Dick Stuarts
Tania Borne Gun
Smoky
Buriees
Phils
Ron Kline
Grant Hamner
Ed Boushee
Wally Post
Earl Visit
Lelvoy Buce
Reef al Scholl
Fuehh
Felipe Alot
Saturday Games Hit by Fragmented Schedules and Stat Notes
Saturday and Sunday MLB matchups are listed with teams like Milwaukee Chicago Los Angeles St Louis and others. A Birmingham tribute notes the death of Alan Naylor, longtime sports editor, with career highlights and league standings referenced.
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Los Angeles
St Boule An Francisca
Pittsburgh
Phiadelphia
Milwhiker
Tan Amgeles
St. Louis
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Philadelphia
Birmingham
Alan Naylor Stone
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Washington
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Dostan
Boatiy
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Milchaniker
Los Andre
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Velday Besutts
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St Lani
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