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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1954

Page

7

Millcreek Falls to Corry Five in Tight Bout

A slim crowd watched Corry defeat Millcreek 59 42 as Bob Hixson led the Beavers with 27 points and Jim Burkhart added 18. Corry pulled away in the third quarter, while Millcreek suffered 31 fouls and four players fouled out.

Corry Hixson Jim Burkhart Paul Dietsel Crookers Vic Cragg Burkhart Serond K Yori Beavers Aeith Haupt

Local Bowling League Scores and Standings Report

Aero Ladies League front runners won three matches with totals listed for Department Office and Engineering teams. Avalon moved into first in the Avalon Men's A League with a sweep of Bracken's and Corry Wallpaper and Paint. Mabel Shoppe led VFW Ladies B League by splitting with Davis Radio as Carroll's Gift Shop expanded its lead in Ladies B. Betty Damon posted the night’s best solo score.

Teac Whs Avalon Bracken’s Corry Peterson Corry Wallpaper Bracken Mabel Shoppe VFW Davis Radio VEW Connie’s Rogers Stev Mahel Shoppe Connie's Rogers Steel Carroll Leed’s Helen Cardll Lepd Helen Shoppe Root Betty Damon Millcreek Wollo Hixson Cranberry Ff Franklin Toth Farrell Younstown Suull Sullue Hyer Shayer Mitchell Miaintenance Propellers Department Bal cTauiriestott and Hines Too

Major League meets wind up in New York moves toward trades

Lane remains in New York after the annual meetings with White Sox GM Frank Lane signaling possible trades. Several front offices including Cleveland, Cincinnati, Philadelphia and St. Louis stayed behind as discussions continued on deals such as Wally Post and others, with a mix of closings and renewed bids expected in days.

Lane New York Ehan Frank Lane Energette White Sox Finigu Postacarrera Cleveland Hank Greenberg Cincinnati Gabe Paul Philadelphia Roy Hamey St. Louis Dick Meyer Brooklyn-Cincinnati Wally Post Fred Bagrowski Hobie Landrith Reds Junior Gilliam Bob Milliken Dodgers Kim Finigan Arnie Portocarrero Kansas City Grennsbergee Indians Wouthd Seld Dale Mitchel Chiewea Carl Sawatski Cards Elle Leter Erik Smith

Corry Overpowers Millcreek Reserves in Preliminary

Corry area team posted an 84 to 24 victory over Millcreek reserves in the preliminary contest. The Beavers led 12 to 11 at halftime and pulled away in the second half, Connie French scoring 14 points while Lusthen added seven for the visitors.

Corry Wap Yees Millcreek Little Beavers Connie French Lusthen

Delay Start Of City Cage Loop Inauguration Postponed

Lou Hanna announces the City Basketball League season start is delayed to Thursday evening December 23. Forty games per team with a playoff to crown the champion amid two open clubs. College results include Clarion Teachers 74 Grove City 63 and North Carolina State 100 Wake Forest 65.

Lou Hanna Wineup Hutt Geneva Slinpery Allegheny Thiel Stolen's Fairfield Tons Brooklyn College Iadiwan Edinboro Towers North Carolina State Wake Forest Georgetown American Maryland Dike Clemson Georgia St Louis Texas Christian

Boxing Writers award winners announced for Braddock Ruff Olson

James J. Braddock receives the J Walker Memorial Plaque for service to boxing. Frankie Ruff is named Rookie of the Year after eight pro wins. Carl Olson is named Fighter of the Year and will receive the Howard J Nell Memorial Plaque. Awards to be presented January 1 at the Hotel New Yorker.

Associated Press New York James J. Braddock Einderelm Man Frankie Ruff Carl Bobo Olson Boxing Writers Association Braddock Games J. Walker Ruff Wil Jorn Haward J. Nell Lorhe Association New Yorker

AP All America Football Team Named for 1954

A diverse 11 led by a balanced backfield was chosen as the 1954 AP All-America football team. Ralph Guglielmi, Howard Cassady, Dicky Moeg, and Alan Ameche headline the backfield with Beagle, McDowall, Elena, Boveri, Chesbaliskis, and Kurtz among guards, centers, and linemen. Reports from 17 regional boards and about 900 AP outlets shaped the selections.

New York Associated Press Ralph Gugliviun Notre Dame Howard Cassady Ohio State Dicky Moogle Rice Alan Ameche Wisconsin Fll Seson Ron Beagle Navy Jan Frank McDowall Milam Fis Wnds Jack Elena UCLA Rex ‘Boveri Mississippi Bud Brodis Arkansas Ralph Chesbaliskis Army Kurtetts Oklahoma

Television a major issue at Big Ten meeting

Big Ten Conference opens talks on regional television rights as part of a push to shape next year’s NCAA program. Committee discussions focus on regional appearances and potential limits, pitting Big Ten aims against Notre Dame advocated policies.

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Major Leagues Reject Key Player Demands Reluctant Pay Boost

At a joint meeting major league owners rejected the players union demands including raising the minimum salary from 1000 to 87200 and restricting winter ball participation. Com missioner Ford Frick cited cost as a major factor while minors receive some relief with fees for call ups from lower leagues and partial spring training support.

Associated Press New York Ford Frick Awnsys Oumagermansry Aavermenla Ney Cliss B Clit Chuss Cliss D

Shrine All Star Picks Deepen North South Split

The North team adds Norman Amundsen and Ron Younker while the South selects Buck George for the Shrine All Star game in the Orange Bowl Christmas night. Coach Ivy Williamson leads the North with five players. Coach Andy Gustafson has 16 of his 25 for the South.

South Buck George Ivy Williamson Wisconsin Andy Gustafson Miami

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