Beavers and Knights set to clash in high school grid tilt
Preview of the Corry Beavers versus Franklin Knights football showdown plans a September 1 kickoff and a predicted October 2 battle. It notes key returning players shifts, line changes, and a forecasted close contest likely to mirror last year's Corry win 20 to 16. The piece emphasizes defensive matchups and offseason changes, including graduations and replacements in both teams.
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Franklin Meets Meadville Faces Weekend Title Clash
Franklin clashes with Meadville as the two Triangle Conference rivals race for position with a key October 2 meeting at Pleasant Street. Franklin relies on speed led by Butch Conrad and a sharp aerial attack from Conn and Lou Fogle, while Corry brings power in both lines and a stout defensive front. The outcome could shape the race for the Crawford County showdown at Beaverland.
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Franklin
Beaverland
Corry
Crawford
Lou Hanna
Pleasant Street
Beavers
Knights
Butch Conrad
Stffness
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Lou Fogle
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Feagwe
Cary angler nets 4lb trout with worm in Hare Crevic
John Willams of Widmalin and Teal outlet recalls a fish tale about a Cary angler catching a 4 percent pound Melict belt trout at Hare Crevic using a worm bait. Terry Williams, star athlete from area high school, will start football at Frederick College in Portsmouth, Va, then transfer to another school for four years. Carl Young of Erie, a noted bowler and Perry Plaza proprietor, plans to weigh in legal bowlers for bowling balls tomorrow afternoon.
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Cary
Terry Williams
Ny Area
Terry
Frederick College
Portsmouth
Carl Young
Erie
Perry Plaza
Innes
Carry
VPW
Legel
Last Night's Fights at Baton Rouge Ring
In Baton Rouge last night the boxing card featured upcoming fighters with several knockouts. Notable results include a decisive knockout by a green challenger against Santiago Ramses, with ongoing chatter about future title prospects.
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Ine Brown
Baton Renee
Sattiago Ramses
Havent
Junior golfers enjoy Corry Country Club picnic
The first annual junior golf program picnic at Ute Club ended the season. Standing: John Nander, Mike Hanns, Vicky Durkes, Ronnie Brown, Urene Chitlock, Bill Brown. Kneeling: Billy Bachomner, Harrison Keppel, Jeff Brown, Benny Dyckes, David MacKenzie. Missing: John Davidson who led the ringers with a 24 score. Dennis Tuckes won the Junior President's Cup. Elaine Chillock earned the consolation prize.
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Harrison Keppel
Jeff Brown
Benny Dyckes
David MacKenzie
John Davidson
Kiss
Elaine Chillock
Ron Brown
Maryown
Robert
Giants Lose to Dodgers as Series Opens in Los Angeles
San Francisco faces a rested Dodgers in Los Angeles tonight after a weary skid. Dodgers ace Don Drysdale and reliever Ron Perranoski shine as the Giants fall behind 72 to 24 in the series opener. Willie Mays hits his 22nd homer but the Giants are sidelined by strong Dodger pitching and timely defense.
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Loreeed Antee
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Sunfay
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Mike Merormick
Willie Mays
Dick Parvell
al Worthueton
Ori Ue
Giants Benched by Rigney Fight Over Twin Bill
Lex Rigney blasted Giants manager Giles after a doubleheader controversy. The Giants, mired in a 1-21 slide with the Phillies, endured a rough stretch as errors and poor defense mounted. Rigney criticized the forceful scheduling that prompted the twin bill, reflecting player frustration and the tense mood around the club amid the rough season.
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Lex Rigney
Giles
Twin Bill
Giants
Major Loop Stars Thy Associated Press Spells Win
A garbled passage describes a major loop stars game where a team associated with the press achieves a win. The text mentions river, percentages, and batting figures, but many names and places are unclear, leaving the outcome as the core readable fact.
Middleweight Crown Up For Grabs Tonight
Boxing fans foresee a decisive bout as a packed venue in New York hosts a midweight title fight. Names and odds blur in the chaotic report but the expected clash centers on top contenders vying for the crown.
Tunnell and Radecki Rematch For Title Tonight
Tunnell meets Radecki in a bid for the title tonight at the Mead Park courts with both defending champions and top contenders expected to clash in a high stakes duel. Expect tense rallies as the field includes listed rivals and local favorites in a card highlighting season progress and potential upsets.
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Letien
Ourien
Mead
Chillock and Dolan Win Weekly Ladies Tournament
Chillock Dolan teamed up yesterday to capture the top prize in the Weekly ladies tournament. The pair posted a seven fire nine score, edging out Tadies and Tew by a narrow margin in a match filled with brief highlights and key shots.
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Csuen Poeran
White Sox and Indians set for crucial Cleveland opener
The Chicago White Sox visit Cleveland for a four game series as they cling to a one game edge over the second place Indians in the standings. Bob Shaw starts for Chicago opposite Tek Tayshman as both teams chase momentum. In Davis Cup action, Perry Jones and Harry Hopman near retirement as Neale Fraser and Rod Laver headline a youthful Australian squad for the round.
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Southeast Conference Good Bet To Field 3rd Straight U. S. Champ
Southeast Conference eyed as likely 1960s finalist factory with LSU as defending champ and Auburn Florida Georgia Tech Tennessee among contenders. Auburn’s Dietzel teams rely on free unit system while Mississippi Vaught’s Rebels field fast backs and strong guards as newcomers fill gaps. Local note cites Alabama and Vanderbilt among others in rugged SEC race.
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City Bowlers Elect Officers for 1959 60 Season
Corry City Bowling Association members met at Bowl-Aire alleys for a brief session on Wednesday night to elect officers for the 1959 60 season. Casper Wozowice was elected president with four vice presidents named per American Bowling Congress rules. Executive directors selected were Harold Shannon Ford Stewart Phil Sample and Rodney Post. E Anderson was reelected secretary treasurer, and Romeo Marchitelli, outgoing president, led the meeting.
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Rodney Post
E. Anderson
Romeo Marchitelli
Windthorst High Faces Manpower Shortage Before Season
Windthorst High School football coach George Beaman struggles with a nine man turnout as the season opens September 4. A larger squad was expected, but five players left for Fort Smith, Ark, reducing available players from 14. The program seeks additional enlistments to field a team.
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George Beaman
Windthorst High School
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Lewin
Windthorst
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Fort Smith
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