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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1957
Page
7
A compact captioned note recounts a quirky phrase about railways and a named figure in a stylized, period tone. It hints at a railway theme with a personal or local context implied by the quirky wording.
Beavers face Millcreek on McDowell High School court in an opening clash billed as a tough test. Kauer captains with a shifting lineup as Clabbatt may miss due to broken glasses. Davison and others seek action as Corry’s Jr varsity matches set the early schedule. The Trojans boast Conner Fiedler and McGreagror in a veteran squad, while last season’sCorry win 46-43 over Millcreek is contrasted by a 57-27 setback at McDowell.
Mulloy and Seixas, both veterans, defeated Felicisimo Ampon and Raymondo Deyro in 45 minutes to give the United States a 3 0 lead and advance to the Interzone final against Belgium. Seixas to meet Deyro and Flam to follow as formality.
VanCise’s Sevier promotes free S H Green Stamps with every purchase. They offer call and delivery service for car needs.
An Associated Press survey of 116 major football programs shows total attendance fell by 195,602 from 1956 to 1957. Average per game dropped about 400 to 24,260 as 49 home games drew 13,731,208 spectators across the season. Mississippi Valley and Border conferences posted notable percentage declines.
The Cincinnati Royals defeated the Detroit Pistons 109 to 99 to move within a game and a half of the first place St. Louis Hawks. The Warriors beat Syracuse to climb to second in the Eastern division as Philadelphia also won.
Tonight Corry plays Millcreek while Meadville visits Sharpeville and Titusville meets Greenville. Other games include Cranberry at Franklin and Ene Tech at Bradford with numerous county matchups across Stansbig Wattsburg Conneaut Valley Albion Cambridge Springs West Springfield Bemus Point Sherman Kane Ridgway Conneaut Girard and more. Tomorrow Erie Tech travels to Warren.
Chicago bowler Joey Schmidt of Albany earned first round lead at the World Invitational Bowling Tour event with a solid start. Local interest centers on Schmidt’s early performance and the competition field.
Dick Chase led last night with a 245 in the Corry Jamestown League. G Price had 205 and W Deutschlander 221. In Bowl-Aire B, Carm en Piccirilo had 233 and Ed Zewatsky 225. Other B league leaders included Neidomys 200 08, Gerzina 21%, Ottaway 208, Elchynski 202, Hand 200, DeMauri 200, Sarnick 200. In the VFW Ladies A, Mary Hnatyzyn and Marlon Bullard each posted 2182, Rosa Baker 17% and Dot Morton 175 with 1308 total for six games.
In Colorado Springs angry reactions surfaced from NL teams over the five player trade that sent Don Kaiser and Eddie Maas to the Braves from Chicago in exchange for Taylor Phillips and Sammy Taylor. The deal strengthens Milwaukee’s pennant chances as Cubs and Braves reshape their pitching staffs and rosters.
Aggies, who lost to Rice and Arkansas earlier in the week, Roger Wenizel led Tulsa with 16 points. Dee throws late in the game sealed the Tulsa victory with under a minute remaining.
Rumors fly as the Braves reportedly pursue a deal affecting several teams including the Dodgers Giants and Phillies. San Francisco officials protest citing talent loss while Phillies manager Mayo Smith questions the move. Earlier the Cardinals traded Willard Schmidt Marty Kutyna and Ted Wieand for Joe Taylor and Curtis Flood.
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