Youngsville Eagles at Corry Area High School Clash
Youngsville travels to Corry Area High School to face the Beavers led by coach Ron Schrecengost. Corry seeks a win after recent losses and relies on seniors Bates and Paige with McMahon Olson and Bauer in the lineup as the junior varsity games open the evening.
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Corry High Football Profits From 1960 Season Revealed
Corry High School football showed a $2,859 profit for the 1960 season, with nine games attracting $37,983 in revenue. Total expenses reached $35,124, including $1,085 for visiting team guarantees and $764 for uniform reconditioning, while other costs covered uniforms, travel, medical, scouting, advertising, and miscellaneous items.
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Rigney Signs to Pilot Los Angeles AL Franchise
San Francisco passed on Bill Rigney but Los Angeles hired him to manage its 1981 American League club. Rigney signed a one year deal after his midseason 1960 Giants ouster and will attend the Boston draft meeting with Gen. Mar. Fred Haney to acquire players. Haney indicated continued pursuit of Del Rice and Red Schoendienst as possible additions.
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Ohio State Tops First Cage Poll Of New Season
Ohio State leads the first Associated Press college basketball poll of the season with 350 points and four first place votes. Detroit received one first place ballot, while Indiana and North Carolina also figure prominently as the tally reflects games played Saturday and Sunday across the nation.
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Bulldogs and Rockets Resume 1948 Rivalry in 1962 Return
VSVILLE Inasuaville Area School Board approved a return to football between Titusville and Meadville effective with the 1962 season. The series will renew for the first time since 1948 after policy differences caused the break. The opener will be played at home in 1962.
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Baumann Tops ERA In Jr. Loop For White Sox Link
Baumann posts leading ERA in the junior league as Chicago White Sox acquire the disabled 27-year-old in an offseason trade from Boston. Last season he went 18 7 in 20 starts with the club, while teammate Bunning led the league in strikeouts with a 14 1 record and 252 strikeouts. New York’s Jim Coates finished 13. There were no 2 game winner leaders, and many pitching stats were listed for the season’s end.
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Martinez and Shorts Boxers at Cleveland Show
Martinez 22 of Cleveland defeats Benny Paret two bouts before he becomes champion. Martinez 30 from Miami Beach fought Virgil Alcis for the title two years ago and is on a comeback after seven straight wins. Duquesne suffers first basketball setback of the season as Bowling Green wins 88-65 in overtime on the victor's court.
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Hoosier Teams Boosted By Big Wins In Conference Play
Purdue fell to Pitt while Penn State slipped from unbeaten pace as Ohio State and Georgia Tech earned key victories. Dischinger led the victorious team against Detroit Titans, helping the program climb in the AP national poll amid tight conference race.
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Local Keglers Split With Erie Teams in Showdown
In a best of three series at VPW lanes, Erie visitors split with the local keglers to even the set at 1-1. Corry leads in pins, while Phil Sample paced the home team with a 220 game. Several bowlers posted high scores including Sonny Staples and Bill Hammond.
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Bowling stars Shurly and Coan pace late standings
In a rough OCR read, Shurly and Coan dominated bowling with top scores near 217 and 247 by Kine Kaohel, who led 1960 high game. Wert 236 Hand 231 also posted strong marks as seven players surpassed 200 in a county meet, with several other scores around 201 to 208.
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Blizzard Delays 28-Player Interleague Selection Draft
A scheduled interleague player selection event was postponed due to a blizzard in Boston and travel issues for Los Angeles officials. League spokesman said the draft is rescheduled with a 28-player pool from four groups, aiming to finalize selections by midnight Friday. Commissioner Ford Frick and the National League provided permission to proceed with the revised format.
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Alabama Favored Over Texas In Bluebonnet Bowl
Alabama is a one point favorite to defeat Texas in the Bluebonnet Bowl game set for Saturday. Oddsmakers call the matchup the closest of the postseason.
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