Indiana Tops Poll as No. 1 Again After Wins
Indiana remains the No. 1 team in the AP college basketball poll after beating Notre Dame 66 55. Kentucky and Duquesne follow, each posting impressive wins last night, with Kentucky defeating Wake Forest 101 69 and Duquesne routing Carnegie Tech 65 42.
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Bowling action tightens as Cory Novelty leads A League
Cory Novelty's team trimmed their lead to four games as they won three points from Jensen's in the Men's A League last night. Niederriter's squad blanked Mineo Builders, with standings showing Corry Novelty and Niederriter's atop the table and Mineo Builders pushing hard in a crowded field.
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Harvey Kuenn Wins Rookie Of Year In Junior Loop
Milwaukee born Harvey Kuenn Detroit Tigers shortstop and former bonus baby won the American League Rookie of the Year award. He earned 23 of 24 votes from Baseball Writers Association critics and recalled disbelief at the honor while crediting teammates and his upbringing.
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Television Schedule Highlights and Lineups
WBEN TV Buffalo listing for Wednesday night into Thursday morning shows a full slate from 6:00 p.m. to 12:05 a.m. with Sarebrush Trail News Caravan Bob Hope Fireside Theatre Circle Theatre Judge for Yourself Playhouse 0b00 News Weather and Sports Life With Elisabeth Place The Face Then Today Garry Moore Ding Dong Arthur Godfrey Love of Life Search for Tomorrow Matinee Playhouse Johnny's Show Double or Nothing Meet Millers Big Payoff Welcome Travelers Sports Spotlight Superman Outdoor Camera News Arthur Godfrey Niagara vs Syracuse Boston Blackie and more on Philco Zenith Admiral Spartan TV sets.
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Beavers Face Erie Tech Five On Road Tonight
Corry Area High Gribbler seeks to even its 2-2 season as it travels to Erie to face Tech High. Jayvee games start at 7 p.m. with the varsity to follow. Erie’s Centaurs aim to extend a five of six win run and hand Beavers a third defeat.
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Ajax and Rogers Steel Win In Volleyball Loop
Ajax defeats Corry-James Town and Rogers Steel tops the Merchants in a City League volley ball night. Aero Supply beats Raymonds while Ajax and Rogers Steel stay unbeaten with Monday schedule featuring Aer versus O J, Ajax versus Merchants and Rogers versus Raymonds.
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Bowling Scores Highlight VFW League Night
Claude Weber posted a 2: high mark as VFW Men's B League bowling action continued with top scores by Walt Shannon 210 Ford Stewart 205 Bill Allert 220 M S Reed 202 Art Shambury 206 Alan Dunnewald 206 Gordon Halthouse 218 Jim Thompson 200 Vic Powell 200 Clirir Bisbee 214 Elland Harvey 218 Chuck William 205 Orrin Bisbee 230 Rocky Mountain 293 Joe Baressi 204 203 Lou Jensen 201 Don Maloney 206
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Elchynski Leads Scoring Amid Backcourt Partnership
Elchynski at the pivot and Bob Hixson with Larry Cassett in the backcourt have carried the scoring load so far. Elchynski and Cassett provide most of the points through the early games.
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Corry High football season attendance tops 11 thousand
F Lowe Eawarts, Corry Area High School faculty manager of athletics, reports the season total attendance exceeded 11 000 with receipts of 7 788 69. The figure reflects gross receipts before equipment, advertising, travel, and other outlays. Warren game drew 1 704 60 in receipts. 793 63 in guarantees. Other varsity contests posted varied figures with Yon esville and Mil creek among contributing communities.
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Two Day Doe Season Ends Amid Snow and Reports
Harrisburg Pennsylvania the two day antlerless deer season closes with thousands afield despite snow and rain. Game Commission officials could not estimate yesterday’s deer kill but call the season a success despite unfavorable weather. No accidental gunfire deaths reported on opening day. Forest City men Davis Butts and Anthony Dessler found Butts dead from a heart attack in Wayne County woods. Coroner Arthur Bryant notes heart attack as cause. A large share of Pennsylvania’s 103000 licensed hunters pursued deer this year.
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Satterfield Fights Tonight in Eight Round Bout
Chicago heavyweight Bob Satterfield returns in an eight round duel against Ray Augustus of Topeka Kats at Rainbow Arena. An eight round middleweight bout pits Hobby Boyd of Chicago versus Henry Henderson of Kansas City. Reported purses include several listed sums across multiple cities.
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Whitfield and Santee Probed by AAU for Amateur Rules
The Amateur Athletic Union announced an investigation into alleged amateur rule violations by Mal Whitfield and Wes Santee. If proven, both could face a life ban, though no suspension exists yet due to insufficient evidence. The probe has also barred them from Sullivan Award consideration for nearly four months.
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