Beavers Face Bull dogs Tonight In City Rivalry
Corry High School athletic notes say the Beavers, seasoned, meet an inexperienced Bulldog squad tonight. A win would boost early season aims and serve as a barometer for the Beavers’ form. Also: local bowling leagues heat up with a City League race tight between Aeros and Keisters, and ladies and Raymond leagues showing strong top teams. Governor Grattan, a sensational 4 year old pacer, purchased by George B. Blood of Falconer, draws interest. Blood has long been a harness horse aficionado. Ralph Greenleaf’s return to competition is postponed due to illness, after a storied career. A Sarasota Open midway update shows Ted Luther near the pack leader, with Alvin Krueger leading. Sports notes wrap with boxing chatter on Buffalo’s Big Boy Brackey versus Camera and Kate Smith’s new Celtics ownership teased for a Saturday appearance.
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Phillies Face Cash Deals in MLB Meeting
Major league executives close to wrapping up their annual gathering with two pending trades involving the Philadelphia Phillies. Boston Braves chief Bob Quinn eyed a Phillies swap while Curt Davis could move to the Chicago Cubs. Cubs owner P J Wrigley and manager Charley Grim push for a cash deal to secure Davis as pennants loom for 1966. Yankees meanwhile sent Johnny Allen to Cleveland for Monte Pearson and Steve Sanders as part of one completed deal.
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Jourdet's Quakers Defeat La Salle 36 28
Lon Jourdet's Quakers of Pennsylvania secured a 36 28 victory over La Salle to stretch their winning streak. Other results include Lafayette losing to Princeton 21 30, Boston University rallying past Howard 31 39, and Providence defeating Yale 48 24.
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Corry Boxers on Card at Jamestown Friday
Corry boxers headline a Jamestown card at the Washington Street Auditorium tomorrow evening. Four Corry amateurs, including Seemans and Katller, are scheduled for five round bouts with foes from Jamestown and Erie. Other local youths and Corry participants fill the lineup with several sixteen bouts and community interest high.
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Loblaw's Groceteria Clinches Big Lead in Class B League
Loblaw's Groceteria stretched their lead in the Class B standings after last night's competition. The team shows a 25 8 record with a .754 winning percentage, atop a table that includes Aero Supply No.2, Kiwanis No.1, Spring Creek, and Corry Jamestown in pursuit.
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Renaissance club defeats Goodyear Wingfoos in Akron game
The Renaissance club of New York grabbed an early lead and held it to defeat the Goodyear Wingfoos 35 to 25 on the Goodyear floor in Akron last night.
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High Five Opener Looms As Meadville Hosts Corry Beavers
Corry Beavers visit Meadville High to clash with the Bulldogs in the season opener. Coach Bill Myers declares the squad ready after three weeks of practice. Key players include Bob Roelofs and Joe Baressi at forward, Bud Curtis at center, Don Paulson and Bob Jewell at guards. The full squad travels plus Sullivan Hurlburt Taylor Gulick. Nine Bulldogs listed as probable starters. neither team features last season’s champions. Beavers add three more games to reach nineteen. McEwan comes December 20, then Waterford January 7 and 14 at home.
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Buffalo squad drops game to Firestones in Akron
Buffalo team in Mid West Conference loses 33 to 28 to Akron Firestones. Erie players Stankey and Maury, both on Buffalo, each score four points in a hard fought clash.
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Revolta Wins Sarasota Open Sets New Course Record
Johnny Revolta captured the Sarasota Open in Sarasota Florida with a final round performance to set a new course record. He finished with a 274 total to win top money, as Bill Mehl of Louisville Kentucky and Luther of Corry both posted strong showings in the event.
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Dukes Open Season with 48 21 Victory Over Waynesburg
Duke University’s basketball team defeated Waynesburg 48 to 21 in the opening game. The Dukes displayed strong offense and defense, signaling a promising season after last year’s success with players like Paul Birch.
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Hershey Beats Atlantic City 6 1 To Lead E A H L Standings
Hershey, Pa December 12 Hershey's fast stepping tie artists moved into first in the eastern amateur hockey league by defeating the Atlantic City Sea Gulls 6 to 1. It was the Gulls first visit at the Ice Palace.
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