Beavers Face Youngsville Tonight In Bid For Second Win
Corry Area High School cagers seek a second win as they travel to Youngsville for a varsity contest after a narrow comeback victory over Millcreek. Frank Lloyd replaces Mel Blynt in the opening lineup while Don Wood Ted Elchynsil and Bob Hixson anchor the lineup as Corry aims to extend a winning week. Youngsville brings a veteran squad eager for District 10 Glass B glory, following a 64 45 win over Lawrence Park.
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Fred Schiwib
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Mel Blynt
Frank Lloyd
Don Wood
Ted Elchynsil
Mill Creek
Bob Hixson
Larry Cagsett
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Frank Kamus
Lawrence Park
Haight and Culves
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Meadow
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Parkers
New York State Grouse Season Extended to Sunday
The New York grouse and squirrel season is extended to Sunday afternoon due to earlier fire risk delays. Chauteauguua County reports good rabbit and squirrel supply. after Sunday, cross border hunting shifts to rabbits with cottontail season running through January 31, 1854.
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Intramural Cagers Action Scheduled for Tomorrow
The Cory agesign school intramural basketball program continues at Jimior High with three games set for tomorrow afternoon. Room 4 faces Room ? at 1 o clock, Room 2 meets Room 5 an hour later, and Room 1 clashes with Room ? in the night session. Saturday dawns with a morning recreation program limited to fifth and sixth graders.
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Cory
Fights Last Night Across Cities Highlight Boxing Cards
Reports from Fall River Providence Hartford Newark Portland and nearby towns recount last night’s boxing results. Notable bouts feature Harold Gomes defeating Stoney Godet 124 to 128, Ken Hammer stopping Noel Reid, Danny Rubine beating for Sersfins, Billy OBoone besting Terry Ryan, and multiple city scores including Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore Syracuse Milwaukee.
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Ken Hammer
Detroit
Noel (Bully Reid
Tondtary
Newark
N.J
Danny Rubine
Hoboken
Sersfins
Portland
Billy Oboone
Old Orchard Beach
Terry Ryan
Browmers Sweep Keeps NL Edge Over Ajax Office
Browmers widened their NL lead with a sweep over Ajax Office while Gull Service shut out General Telephone. Standings show Johnson Brothers 36 12. Gull Service 34 14. General Telephone 22 26. Ajax Office 20 28. Davis Insurance 18 30. Al’s Clothes Brew and Meinnes Steel also listed. Results include Johnson Brothers 716 767 84 Ajax Office 667 722 810 and Gull Service 799 175 195 General Telephone 746 763 119 Al’s Clothes Shop 679 895 03 Paul’s Men’s Wear 661 770 731 Davis Insurance 775 780 760 Melanes Steel 742 768 770. Esso Service led the American League with a three-point win over Aero Supply while Sawyer’s Studio fell to Bachemer’s Soft Drinks. League standings show Esso Service 18 wins, 29 losses. Ajax Engineering 24 24. Sawyer’s Studio 19 29. Individual scores list Esso Service 148 870 125 Aero Supply 67 164 821. Bachemer’s 821 857 854. Sawyer’s 873 AaAD 756 788. Ajax Engineering 801 920 13 Stait’s 792 831 772. Brighem’s Sunoco increased NL lead to 13 games with a four-point win for second-place Penelec in the VFW Men’s League.
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Meinnes Steel
Paul's Men's Wear
General Telephone
Ajax Office
Davis Insurance
Al's
Gulf Service
Al's Clothes Shop
Melanes Steel
Esso
Bachoiiér's
Wy Stadl's Jewelers
Tagm Electric
Ajax Engineering
Borstorff and Fitch
Sawyer
Aero Supply
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Sunoco
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Penelec
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Evans Beauly Salon
Meerdini’s
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White Sox and Reds complete deal for Willard Marshall
Chicago General Manager Frank Lane lands veteran outfielder Willard Marshall from Cincinnati in exchange for Saul Rogovin and two infielders Connie Ryan and Rocco Krasnich. All four players waived in own league before the trade. Marshall, 32, has a long major league career with New York Giants Boston Braves and Cincinnati, including 36 homers and 107 RBIs in 1947.
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Saul Rogovin
Associated Press
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Frank Lane
Chicago White Sox
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Roc—co Krsnich
Connie Ryan
J. Marshall
Sox
Paul Richards
Atlanta
New York Giants
Giants
Boston Braves
Cincinnati
Owen Retires as Giants Coach as NFL Team Seeks New Leader
New York Giants declared head coach Steve Owen retirement after 23 seasons. Giants president Jack Mare said a new coach will be chosen by next month and will join an expanded scouting system. unconfirmed reports linked Vinnie Lombardi to the job.
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Associated Press
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New York Football Giants
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Vinnie Lombardi
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Ab Amy
Earl
Mockey Scores in NHL as Boston, Detroit, Montreal win
Mockey tallies dominate the scoreboard with Boston 6 Detroit 3 and Montreal 5 Chicago ? A headline readout notes the wins by Boston Detroit and Montreal while Chicago trails in a nearby matchup.
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Wall setting pace in Miami Open second round
Wall, a 30 year old pro from Pocono Manor, Pa, led the Miami Open after the first round at the Miami Sprites municipal course. He shot a Saledor-Parks style run with a hot putter to 2 strokes ahead of Al Brosch and Ed Furgol, aiming for his second big prize after winning the Fort Wayne Open last August in a playoff.
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Wall
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al Brosch
Redhead
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College basketball scores roundup from multiple games
Siena 78 over Louisville 71. Temple 80 over Lehigh 48. Johns Hopkins 52 over Dickinson 64. Boston College 67 over Stonehill 47. Notre Dame 72 over Detroit 45. Kansas 55 over NO State 67. Xavier 80 over Hanover 60. Several teams listed with mixed results. Overtime noted for Phillips Oilers 3 WO.
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Washington-Jefferson
Bethany Way
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Gurman
Thiel
Westminster
Eastern New Mexico
Boston College
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Smith Zulueta Lightweight Bout At Madison Square Garden
New York night action features Bud Smith of Cincinnati versus Cuba’s Orlando Zunic eta in a 10 round lightweight bout at Madison Square Garden. The winner could earn a shot at the dummy Carter splitweight title. start time listed as 10 p.m. EST with ABC telecast.
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New York
Willace
Bud) Smith
Giacinnati
Cuba
Orlando Zuniceta
Toyo
Madison Square Garden
Carter
Tor Ile
ABC
Dukes and Wake Forest Clash in Steel Bowl
Duquesne ranked third in the AP poll meets undefeated Wake Forest in the Steel Bowl opening game. Duquesne seeks a third straight win while Wake Forest aims for its fifth. Pittsburgh hosts the opener with Pitt and Bradley in later action and the winners meet tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Pith
Bradley
Tanele
Tomorow
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