Beavers Open Home Schedule at Cory Area High
Corry Area High's Beavers host Union City tonight in the 1957 58 campaign as Coach Paul Ryans squad aims to sweep past the Bears. Lee Williams captains the team with Ed Latos and Terry Williams at forwards, while two of four reserves vie for the remaining starting spot. The Beavers, despite short height, showed speed and resolve in a recent win over Harborcreek and hope to draw more fans to CAHL games.
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Cory
Husion
Vic ‘Curke
Beavers
Union City
Bears
Corry
Union
Millcreek
Craggmen
Harborcreek
Tomat Lee Williams
Ed Latos
Terry Williams
Don Kauer
Carl Clabbatz
Bob Nichols
Jim Davison
Kim Palmer
Dan Wentz
LeRoy Rieck
Cewt
Latos
Williams
Paul
Titusville
Cranberry
Warren’s
Dragons
Erie East
Venango County
Franklin
Rocky Grove
Oil City
Grove City
Oilers
Union City at Corry and Other Area High School Games
A list of matchups includes Union City at Corry, Erie East at Warren, Titusville at Cranberry, and several others across Erie, Crawford, and surrounding counties. Snider to have knee operation in Santa Monica after season strain.
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Union City
Corry
Erie East
Warren
Titusville
Cranberry
Rocky Grove
Franklin
Grove City
Oil City
Hickory
Meadville
Spartansburg
Tidioute
Erie Academy
Ashtabula
Ohio
Albion
Wesleyville
Cambridge Springs
Edinboro
Erie Prepul
Conneaut
Commodore Perry
Conneaut Lake
Conneaut Valley
Girard
Waterford
Fairview
Greenville
Fredonia
Harborcreek
Erie Strong Vincent
Linesville
Cochranton
Millcreek
Erie Tech
Randolph
Meadville St
Agatha’s
Sharpsville
New Castle
Wattsburg St
Youngsville
Lawrence Park
Snider
Los Angeles
Duke Snider
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. John's Hospital
Santa Monica
CAHS Wrestlers Bow To Falconer In Season Opener
The CAHS Beavers opened the 1957 58 wrestling season at Falconer and were outmatched 48 10 by a veteran Falconer squad. Lindsey and Stutzman won two of 12 matches on pins while an exhibition saw Little lose by decision. Complete results list pins and decisions for each weight class, highlighting Lindsey’s 3 25 pin and other quick pins by the host team.
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Mere
Corry
Falconer
Jerry Adams
Kenny State
Worry Area High Senios
Beavers
New York State
Bob Lindsey
Kenny Stutzman
Chuck Little
Ormond
New York
Stateman
Soph
Tourney Winners Gain In 2nd AP Basketball Poll
Last week's basketball tournament winners registered big sales in national college rankings as top teams shifted focus to upcoming events. Cincinnati Bearcats defeated Temple and claimed their own tournament, moving to fourth in the second weekly AP poll. Mississippi State rose to 18th after wins over Memphis State and the Birmingham Classic. Bradley St Louis and Temple slipped after opening losses, with voting based on results through last Saturday and points allotted with ten for first place, nine for second, etc.
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Cy Amocuies
Cincinnati Bearcats
Temple
Associated Press
Mississippi State
Memphis State
Bradley
St- Louis
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Kansas State
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Marryland
Maryland
San Francisco
West Virginia
Michigan State
Minnesota
Seattle
St. Louis
North Caroline
Kansas
Cobbett's
Paul's Men's Wear
Thompson's
Ae Bacon
I Caurling's
Point Benis Service
Anes A
Hammond's
Vsckars Co
Mag
Diem
Clymer Lumber
Oklahoma State
Neae ‘Iompsok Farms
Gségoe
Missesippi State i Kolstee Keystone
Richmond Paul's Men's Wear
Isah Tlextton Mfg. Co
Cmer Bag Co
N. C. State _ Colta Garage
Iaina Koehler's
Possbacher
Smppen Pase
Georgia Tech
Baylor
Vanderbilt
Southwestern
Memphis
Texas ‘Tech
Louisiana State
Nebraska
Denver
Western Kentucky
Hardin-Simmons
Dartmouth
Colby
St. Mary's
California
Evansville
Tad
Bowling Scores and standings from Bowl-Aire and area leagues
Bowl-Aire A League saw Lou Jensen roll 21 and 24 in a night of action with Bob Bracken and Tab Weeks sharing top honors at 2109. Other leaders included Merle Ottaway 215 and Al Baressi 216, while Clymer and WEW leagues posted top totals and individual scores. In college hoops North Carolina, Kansas and Cincinnati led the national poll as Maryland upset Kentucky. East West charity game prep underway in California and Hawaii.
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Lou Jensen
Bob Bracken
Tab Weeks
al Dorman
Walt Loveland
Tom Cragg
Merle Ottaway
Harold Conn
Joe Baresi
al Baressi
Bill Laimielle
Ed Barr
Wayde Querreveld
Clymer
Merle Newhouse
Allan Dunnewold
WEW
Leamie
F. Bree
B. Reed
H. Pier
Munn
Ahre
Ene Clymer Lumber Co
Bemis Servite
Neckers Go
Blue Bonnet
Kolstee Keystone
Hammond
Clymer Pharmacy
Cobbett's
the Painters
Paul's
Thompson Farms
Carling
Gur
Thompson
WOTR
Clymer Bay Co
U S Davis Cup benching and Furman coaching change
Herbie Flam was benched from the U S Davis Cup squad on medical advice. In Greenville South Carolina Bob King, longtime coach at the University of Tennessee for 11 seasons, has been named head football coach at Furman.
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Melbourne
Herbie Flam
Greenville
8. C
Bob King
University of Timois
Furi
Kentucky Upset Blues Top Ranked North Carolina Fight Remains
Kentucky, ranked fifth, suffers a 65-64 upset loss to Southern Methodist at home as UNC nears a 36-game win streak. Busy weekend looms with Kentucky Invitational first round, while other top teams post mixed results including Kansas State extending a five-game run and San Francisco rallying past USC.
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North Carolina
Tar Heels
Associated Press
Kentucky
Southern Methodist
Wildcats
Worack
West Virginia
Minnesota
Mustangs
Rice
Liiely
BMU
Wisconsin
Wichiti
Town
Kenses
Arkansas
San Francisco
Southern California
Illinois
Colorado
Kansas State
Baseball Men Hit Sunday TV
New York reports the ageman of the Columbia Broadcasting plans to telecast a Sunday major league game next season drawing bitter comment from baseball officials. Commissioner Yord Prick calls it a bad thing and hopes Congress will grant rights to regulate such telecasts. Frank Shay Shaughnessy, longtime minor leagues chair, criticizes the blackout plan as a cover and notes its limited geographic reach.
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New York
Ageman
Columbia Broadcasting
Yord
Congress
Justice Departmentt
Frank
Shay) Shaughnessy
CBA
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Ted Heverly
Stewart Ball
Don Buell
Dave Johnson
William McFadden
Richard Austin
Tom Savko
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Brooklyn
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Valentinetet
Stiteman
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Waddington
Palmer
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Parment
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Rossine
Ball
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Finley
Mtequiston
Smith
Carlson
Drake
van Keuren
Swanson
Francisco III
Rip Eagle
Shrine Hospital
Stanford
Santa Clara
Roth Engle
Jack Curtice
Honolulu
Sian Harrington
Hawaii
L.C. Morgan
Youngstown
Onio
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Santa
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West Main Street
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Greyhound
Croscut
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Pei
American Flyer
Remington Electric
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