Beavers To Play Union City Tonight
Corry Beavers host Union City Bears at the Corry Area High School gym for their second 1956 57 season game Chuck Scott starts in place of injured Jim Tomer and the Beavers face a tough test from five returning lettermen. Union City led by Jack Magee Lavern Hurlburt and others aims to rebound after 6 43 loss. Other Section 11 games around include Tainestown at Warren Frank Jin at Lakeview Greenville at Maidville and Titusville at Millcreek.
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Orcutt Re-elected President of Corry Country Club
At a board meeting in the Hotel Corry last night MeviKe Utoveee was re elected president for another year. Holford Arrison became vice president and a secretary treasurer will be appointed after year start. Directors named last September were Morgan Beverly A Brice Smith Paul Bowen and Jack Castor with Castor re elected. Carry over directors include Orcutt Arrison and Ted Pain. A membership drive is tentatively planned for early spring.
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A. Brice Smith
Paul Bowen
Jack Castor
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Ted Pain
Winter Recreation Program Approved by School Committee
The Joint Committee of the Cross area Schools approved a winter recreation program similar to last year. It covers events across Teen Frol tos, junior and senior high intramural basketball, elementary basketball, city basketball and industrial league plus men’s and women’s recreation clubs at a cost of 1032 dollars under the supervision of Lou Han ini.
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Feller Plans Retirement After 21-Year Baseball Career
Ben Feller, 38, longtime Cleveland right hander and major league strikeout king, is near retirement. He may join the Indians in a front office role after 21 years with Cleveland, with an official announcement expected within a week. Greenberg confirms an offer was made.
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Cubs Bolster Catching Corps In 10-Player Trade
Chicago Cubs acquire two new catchers Charlie Silvers from the New York Yankees and Ray Kall from the St. Louis Cardinals in a 10 player trade. Kall hits .247 with 13 homers last season and is shipped with pitchers Tom Poholsky and Jackie Collum and infielder Wally Lammers to the Cubs Los Angeles farm club. Cardinals also promise two minor leaguers to the Yankees with $10 000 for Silvers. Cubs send Sam Jones Hobie Landreth and Eddie Miksis to St Louis in return.
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Giambra Beats Castellani For Possible Title Push
In San Francisco 5500 fans watched 21 year old Joey Giambra overpower Rocky Castellani through rounds one to five before a unanimous decision. Giambra, ex GE middleweight from Buffalo, improves his chance for a shot at the 160 pound title, while Castellani from Cleveland weighs 160 and had previous losses to champions Olkon and Robinson. Referee Downey 96-84 Giambra with Bybee 96-13 and Caller 97-93 AP 97-94 all favor Giambra.
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Sports In Brief collage with varied results and notes
A fragmented sports roundup notes Major League results including Chicago standings and a football coach change in Charleston. It also mentions boxing results in New York and Baltimore, a heavyweight bout in New Orleans, and a note on the 2 050 mile Appalachian Trail extant from Mount Katahdin.
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Wilt Puts Kansas At Head Of List In AP Cage Poll
Wilt Chamberlain leads the AP basketball poll as Kansas tops San Francisco by 40 points. Kentucky and Louisville follow, with Notre Dame and North Carolina also in the top ten amid strong Sophomore and junior showings in the ranking.
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Bradford Returns To PONY League
Bradford rejoined the PONY League amid a shaky season, joining Haley Foxmey in a step back from the Ginx and Chicago White Sox connection. The move followed his brief stint with the Nutrient League and ties to New Orleans residents and the Washington Senators in a broader baseball network.
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Ike Plays Golf With Canadian Prime Minister AuGUP
The report states Ike played golf with Canadian Prime Minister AuGUP at the Augusta National Golf Club near Washington. The two leaders met during a working vacation period with plans for a return to Washington expected by Thursday.
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Lonuden Dominates Family Album in $6,000 Meadows Feature
Johnny Lonuden kept Family Album in front throughout the $6,000 Meadows feature at San Mateo. Odney Meadows track event highlighted Lonuden’s persistent ride from gate to wire with clear race control.
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St Louis Bills Upset Kentucky 71 to 70 in Big Ten Clash
Saint Louis Hickey and guard Harold Alcorn led the Billikens past Adolph Rupp's Kentucky 71 70. Alcorn scored 24, including a key 5 minute burst, as St Louis handed Kentucky its first loss after a No 3 AP ranking. Nebraska also beat Wisconsin 54 51 to stay hot in the Big Ten.
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