Beavers Travel To Union City Tonight
Vic Cruse fields the Corry Beavers in a Union City Friday night matchup at 8 15 p m in Joint High School gym The Beavers seek their first win of the season as starters Ed Latus Jim Davison and Don Kauer lead a forward line with center Latus and guard Williams plus reserve help from Rieck Stewart and others Union City counters with a nucleus from last season led by Jack Phanco and Greg Besonson The Bears aim to rebound after last year’s 71 49 home loss to Corry in a game that started a string of section 11 action tonight other local teams also scheduled across Meadville Greenville Titusville Warren and Lakeview in a busy slate
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Greg Besonson
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TaVern Hulbut
Bob Palmer
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Lakeview
Ken Harvey
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Pirates Trade Purkey to Redlegs for Don Gross
In a early off season move the Pirates send right hander Hob Purkey to Cincinnati in exchange for left handed pitcher Don Gross. Gross went 7 8 with 43 appearances and a 4 32 ERA last year. Purkey finished 11 14 with 151 strikeouts in 180 innings for Pittsburgh.
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Corry High Beavers Wrestling Squad Named for Season Opener
Corry High School plans to name its wrestling squad tomorrow as eleven boys prepare for the season. They will travel to Falconer next Monday for the Beavers first meet, with weight classes listed from 103 to 185 pounds. Matthews is aided by Chuck Palmer, who will attend most matches. Bob Coons has injured a knee and may miss the season's balance.
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Marshall and Bower Dominate Hockey Standings
Willie Marshall of Hershey remains the top scorer in American Hockey League play with 18 goals and 20 assists for 38 points, as Cleveland trails the Bears by a slim margin. Johnny Bower delivers a standout defensive run for Cleveland, lowering his goals against average to 2.24 and recording three straight shutouts to lift his career total to 42. In other league notes, Lawrence J. Elliot, 19, signed by the Pittsburgh Pirates’ Hollywood club for 1958, and various boxing and bowling results are listed alongside minor league updates.
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Auburn Gridders Receive AP Trophy
Auburn claims its first national football championship after winning the Southeastern Conference title and national defensive honors. The AP trophy was presented at Clift Hore Stadium by Ted Smits of The Associated Press, with Gov. Folsom declaring "Auburn Day" in Alabama as celebrations united the state.
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Lions Retain George Wilson for Second Season
Detroit Lions announce the rehiring of head coach George Wilson for a second year. In other circuits, Cincinnati trades Don Gross to Pittsburgh for Bob Purkey while Dale's Delight wins a Tropical Park feature, and Extin Helper takes the Cumberland Purse at Pimlico.
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Boxing writer Caswell Adams dies at 50 in New Jersey
Caswell Adams known as Cas Adams, boxing writer for the New York Journal American, died yesterday at the Medical Center Manhasset New York from a cerebral stroke suffered February 16. He was 50.
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Tar Heels Take AP Poll Lead in Opening Basketball Rankings
The Associated Press poll names North Carolina as the No 1 team with 41 first place votes and 1018 points, while Kansas close behind with 34 first-place votes and 985 points. Kentucky Bradley Kansas State San Francisco Michigan State West Virginia St Louis Temple and others follow in the top 10, with Maryland strong at 3-0 as a conference threat after a 80-57 win over Temple. Oscar Robertson leads Cincinnati’s rise as chamberlain challenges him for early star power.
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Ryff Wins But Eyes Lightweight Crown Bid
New Yorker Ryff outpointed Frankie Ippolito in a ten round fight at St Nicholas Arena and, after surgery on both eyes, ran his record with a decisive win. Ippolito bled from the nose and two gashes over the left eye as Ryff pressed early and controlled much of the bout en route to the decision.
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