Listless Corry Team Drubbed by Union City in Loss
A listless Corry Area High School basketball squad fell 73 to 52 at Union City. Union City built a 20-11 first quarter lead and 42-19 halftime advantage, then stretched the margin to 60-38 after three quarters. Union City’s Howland, Shreve and Gilson led with 21, 16 and 12 points. Beavers’ Wolfe added 16 and Burkhart 15. Corry’s Hixson left with a knee issue, and Corry reserves won 52-197 in the preliminary. The Bears travel to Millcreek Monday.
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Pool Resigns As Rams Coach After Disputed Season
Hampton Pool stepped down as head coach of the Los Angeles Rams after a 6 5 1 NFL season. Assistant coaches quit. Dan Reeves unavailable for comment. Possible successors include Yale's Jordan Olivar and Buck Shaw, with discontent cited among players over Pool's critique of several Rams players.
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Durocher Voted Manager of the Year in Major Leagues
Leo Durocher of the world champion New York Giants won the 1954 manager of the year poll with 316 of 426 votes. Al Lopez ranked second, with Birdie Tebbetts, Charlie Grimm, and Paul Richards following. Casey Stengel was top on only seven ballots. Durocher credited his players and warned that next season will be tougher with Milwaukee and Brooklyn potential rivals.
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Caflisch Lumber Lassies Sweep In League Night
Caflisch Lumber beat Katherine s and Raymond Jewelers swept Bowl-Aire to extend their seven game lead in the Ladies C League. The night featured Thelma Hell s 175 high single and listed scores for all teams across the league standings and scholastic scores including Union City and Titusville.
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Baker Beats Wallace In Madison Square Garden Bout
Baker wins a 10 round decision over Wallace at Madison Square Garden. Wallace, durable but ragged, faced a mounting jab as Baker early floored him once and dictated the pace. Judges scored for Baker, AP also favored him. Baker eyes higher heavyweight challengers including Valdes Cockell and Beved Chips as he pursues a title shot.
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Browns And Lions Clash Tomorrow In Nonleague Tuneup
Cleveland coach Paul Brown says he will start the best Browns players against the Detroit Lions in a game seen as meaningless for standings. Both teams won their conferences. the main NFL title clash is set for December 4 when they meet again.
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Navy Completes Home Drills for Bowl Tilt
Annapolis Md The Navy team finished its last home drills ahead of the Sugar Bowl date with Mississippi on New Year's Day and received the Lambert Trophy as the top eastern football squad. Col Edgar Garrisch, 1925 Army All-America center and Lambert Trophy chairman, presented the award before 3600 Midshipmen. No key details about the Cleveland at Pittsburgh score are provided.
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