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Local Picks Fall in Line Crystal Ball Bets
A sports column mocks a crystal ball predicting many games with several correct and wrong calls. It notes a 26 eight and 16 wrong record, then lists multiple game picks across teams such as Union City, Warren, Titusville, Franklin, Oil City, Meadville, and more with brief justifications and regional matchups.
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Corry Pritay
Warren
Eric
Tor
Union City
Harbor Creek
Beavers
Erie East
Dragons
Karkosky
Titusville
Cranberry
Rockets
Franklin
Rocky Grove
Oil City
Grove City
Meadville
Hickory
Eubanks
Clyde Stallsmith
Tidbute
Spartansburg
Spartans
Millcreek
Erie Tech
Tosaup
Trojans
Lawrence Park
Youngsville
Tigers
Albion
Wesleyville
Cambridge Springs
Edinboro
Erie Prep
Conneaut
Conneaut Valley
Girard
Erie
Vincent
Harborcreek
Cochranton
Linesville
Randolph
Meadville St
Warren Dragons Rally in Early Season Basketball Run
Warren tops four of five to lead the league after opening wins against Erie Academy Tech Youngsville and Northern Area. Jack Karkosky anchors the offense with Nick Creola Nick Monroe and Mark Peterson supporting as Don McKelvey steps in for injured Bob Yerg. The Dragons face Erie East next in a key early clash.
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Warren
Meadvile
Titusville
Kane
Dragons
Erie Academy
Jack Karkosky
Joe Massa
Erie
Tech
Youngsville
Karkosky
Pat Madden to Swim District 10 Meet at Erie
Warren High School senior Pat Madden, 17, will again compete in the District 10 swimming meet at Erie on February 2. He previously placed well in the 40 and 100 yard freestyles despite Warren having no team. This season he will swim the 40 yard freestyle and the 120 yard individual medley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Madden
Warren High School
Erie
Warren High
Pat
Sherman
New York State
Frewsburg
Ron Doncavage
Dick Daniels
Sears Hill
Bill Mitchell
Michigan State
Harry Sperry
Corry Wrestlers Open Mat Season At Falconer Tonight
Corry high school wrestlers in orange and black travel to Falconer for the season opener of the 1957 58 campaign. Beavers previously sent four to district finals and will face a regular slate of ten matches with rostered weights and names listed for the evening.
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Corry
Falconer
Ares High School
CAHS
Beavers
Union City
Waterford
Millcreek
Liettership
Foren
Sams Molutewd
Orange
Blick
The
Titusville
Gery Adams
Dave Jannsen
Burkema Wins Sanford Open in Final Stroke Play Finish
Burkema of Franklin Hills Michigan captured the Sanford Open in Banford Florida by one stroke. He posted a 72 hole total of 269 with rounds 37 31 88 and won the 2000 top prize with partners Ed Porky Oliver and Jay Hebert. Oliver and Hebert each earned 1350 while Balding and Doering shared fourth with 950 each.
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Walter Burkema
Ed Porky Oliver
Jay Hebert
Burkemo
Oliver
Hebert
Franklin Hills
Mich
Canton
Mass
Sanford
Mayfair
al Balding
Miami Besch
Art Doering
Fox Chapel
Hawks Win Streak Extends in Western NBA Race
The St. Louis Hawks surged in the Western Division lead with a 138-118 win over the Minneapolis Lakers, stretching their streak to five and moving 5 games ahead of the Cincinnati Royals. They had earlier beaten the New York Knicks 136-124 in a nationally televised game. Syracuse routed Cincinnati 109-83 and New York rallied to defeat Detroit 116-109.
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Wey
National “Basketball Association
St. Louis Hawks
Boston Gelties
Hawks
Cincinnati Royals
Boston
Syracuse Nuts
Minnneapolis Lakers
St. Louis
New York Knicks
Syracuse
Cincinnati
New York
Detroit Pistons
Coral Gables Handicap Won by Gray Phantom at Tropical Park
Gray Phantom trained to victory in the Coral Gables Handicap at Tropical Park earning 11725 dollars. In California Tom Brown of San Francisco defeated Whitney Reed of Alameda 6 2 6 2 in National Hard Court Championships finals. Montreal Canadiens shut out Chicago Black Hawks 2 0 in Chicago. Rangers Dean Pentice suffered a six stitch cut to left small toe after collision with Gordie Howe in 4 2 win over Detroit.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Gray Phantom
Tropical Park
LA Jolla
Calif
Tom Brown
San Francisco
Whitney Reed
Alameda
Rangers
Icea
NEW York
Dean Pentice
New York Rangers
Gordie Howe
Detroit Red Wings
Tuffys Kendall Service WASHING LUBRICATION
Tuffy's Kendall Service advertises car washing and lubrication at the corner of Center and Washington Street, offering vehicle care in a local neighborhood setting.
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Tuffy
Kendall
Washington
Bowling Results Show Close Scores and Leaders
Last night in the Bowl-Aire leagues Bill Basas led with a 203 series and 29% mark, aided by a 204 from Low Ch Tulfu and 203s from Hill Lamiette and Pete Russell. Erma Willett topped the ladies at 181, while Ethel Russell posted 116. team results list Hornets-Me and Busy Bees-619 among top records with Plasmashers-1838 and Wasps-1632 also marked. Willie Pep’s boxing note appears unrelated to local bowling.
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Bill Basas
Low Ch Tulfu
Hill Lamiette
Pete Russell
Erma Willett
Ethel Russell
Hornets
Busy Bees
Wasps
Willie Pep
Boston
Jimmy Connors
Pinspotters
New Aedtford
Mass
Russo DeCola Clash Opens Week's Fights in New York
Brooklyn welterweights Danny Russo and Tony DeCola meet at St Nicholas Avena in New York. Russo, 19, carries a 12-8 record after recent wins over Eddie Lynch and Peter Schmidt. DeCola, 2, is 35-8-1 and earned another shot after two close bouts with Jimmy Archer.
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Russo - DeCola
Associated Press
Danny Russo
Tony DeCola
Brooklyn
St. Nicholas Avena
New York
Russo
Eddie Lynch
Peter Schmidt
DeCola
Jimmy Archer
Teddy Brenner
Williams Sievers Lead 1957 AL Batting and HR Titles
Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox captured the AL batting title at age 39 with a .388 average, becoming the oldest to win the league crown. Roy Sievers of Washington led in home runs with 42 and RBI with 110, as eight regulars hit 300 or better.
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Williams
Sievers
Chicagow
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Roy Sievers
Washington
Pompey Seeks Better Kick In Second U.S. Invasion
Yolauide Pompey of Trinidad hopes for a stronger performance in Chicago on Wednesday at Chicago Stadium against Clarence Hinnant after a 1954 setback to Moses Ward left him with injured hands. Ring and NBA ratings note Pompey among top light heavy contenders while Hinnant appears as a tough puncher in a telecasted bout.
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Yolauide Pompey
Trinidad
America
Moses Ward
Chicago
Pompey
Clarence Finnant
Washington
Ring Magazine
National Boxing Association
Hinnant
ABC
Detroit Lions Meet 49ers For NFL West Crown Clash
Detroit Lions and San Francisco 49ers, each with strong offenses and late-season momentum, square off in San Francisco to decide the NFL Western Division title. Both teams closed regular play on three-game win streaks. Detroit beat Chicago 24 to 4 and San Francisco topped Green Bay 27 to 20 behind Y. A. Tittle's 17-point second half.
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Detroit
San Francisco
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Chicago Bears
Green Bay
Cleveland
New York
Pittsburgh
Washington Se
Philadelphia
Chicago Cardinals
Satuy
Washington
Associated Press
Detroit Lions
Lions
49Ers
Bobby Layne
Tobin Rote
Burden
Rote
Howard
Hopalong
Tarheels Seek Streak Breaker in Holiday Tourney
North Carolina opens play in the Kentucky Invitational facing Minnesota while West Virginia and Kentucky meet in a strong field at Lexington. The Tar Heels carry a three game win streak into the event alongside top teams as NCAA season pivots toward Christmas tournaments.
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Tarheels
North Carolina
Kentucky
Lexington
Minnesota
West Virginia
Louisville
San Francisco
Army
Quantico
Charlotte
Maryland
Tar Heels
Bradley
Got
Beatle
2Ndland
Ohio State
Michigan State
Orewey
Missouri
New York University
Violets
Madison Square Garden
Cal Ramsey
Port
South Carolina
Kansas
Wilt
Sut Chamberlain
Associated Press
Bt. Joseph’s
Philadelphia
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Chico Vejar
Stamford
Conn
Pat Lowry
Toledo
Ohio
KELLY
Pondel
Sunoco
Prin — Eneneanen Ween
Jim Palmer
Gary Johnson
Dave Corden
John Morayek
Chuck Little
Larry Higby
Stuart Ball
Larry Adams
George McQuisten
Dave Carlon
Don Vankheuren
Bob Lindsey
Burkema
Banford
WWE
Canadiens
Montreal Canadiens
Chicago Black Hawks
Corry Pharmacy
Downy Archer
Gale Kerwin
Valley Stream
Ottawa
NBC
Colts
Norm van Brocklin
Los Angeles Rams
Cleveland Browns
New York Giants
Lions 49Ers
Frisco
Browns
Giants
Rams
Cady and
Collier
South
Paul
Nasi
PNAC
eGree
Remington Electric Ri
NA —eSeeoo Thuifii Beck
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Miafit Flouial Beponin
Isweance
Copeeatior
Memenh
PeDeene Tengave
Avetye
Cormese
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