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Wolfe Honored as All Ohio College Second Team
Wolfe Wald Wolfe, recently named as one of three 1958 Apylon players, earned another accolade for Denison University football. The junior back was named to the second team in an All Ohio College wide recognition poll.
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Curry
Wald Wolfe
Apyon
Denison University
Mnother
Gilback
Mail Bag Letter Cheers Local Sports Glory and Rivalry
A reader laments over the noisy prose in a letter about Corry’s sports scene and Carnegie Tech. The author notes Lar ry Cassatt on Carnegie Tech’s Tartans and jokes about being a mythical 1957 national champion in comparative scores, while defending pride in local athletes amid modest prep teams.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech
Ohio State
Corry
Larry Cassatt
Beaver Club Banquet Slated For January 8
The Beaver Club All-Sports Banquet at Michigan State University will feature Duffy Daugherty as main speaker. Awards include the Richard Bachemer Memorial Trophy and the outstanding senior athlete honor, plus Life League Teener League prizes and seven new tennis championship cups for Corry area teams and athletes.
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Dufy" Daugherty
Michigan State University
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George Downey
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Hornsby Signs As Chicub Coach
Baseball great Rogers Hornsby signs with the Chicago Cubs as a coach and batting instructor days after resigning as a youth program director for Mayor Richard Daley. Hornsby, seven time NL batting champion with a lifetime .356 average, led the Cardinals as player manager to the 1928 World Series title.
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City League Sets Basketball and Volleyball Schedules
City League basketball runs January 6 to March 31 with games on Mondays and Wednesdays at the West High Gym. Volleyball begins January 8 and ends March 26 at Carry Area High School, with four matches per night. Players must wear regulation gym shoes. rosters lock eligibility rules apply. playoff eligibility requires 75 percent of games played. Trophies for both sports. schedules to appear in a future Journal.
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Raymond League Bowling Scores Report Night Performance
Frank Bernard led Raymond League action with 210 and 214 games while Late Douglas added 213. Ed Kovach 201 Hd Feldt 201 Ross Bailey 211 and George Taylor 209 also posted solid scores. In Bowl-Ailey League Kelly Lewis 202 high game and Jansen's posted a new team series 2506.
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Frank Bernard
Douglas
Ed Kovach
Hd Feldt
Ross Bailey
George Taylor
Kelly Lewis
Jansen
Illinois Ekes Out 85-82 Decision In Tight Tilt
Illinois escapes with an 85-82 win as Maryland rolls to a 88-58 victory over Navy. UCLA suffers a close setback losing 89-88 to an opponent via late break. Dartmouth, unbeat en, edges Holy Cross 69-64 amid strong scoring run.
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Maryland
Dartmouth
UCLA
Hy Asanejated
Ireny
Miltigih
Tri Diana
Iowa
Rice
Owls
Navy
Wichita
Holy Cross
Louisville
Marquette
Missouri
Texas
Vanderbilt
Citadel
Oklahoma City
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Niagara
Syracuse
Virginia
Washington and Lee
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Amherst
Connecticut
Colgate
Quantico Marines
Belmont Abbey
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St Michael's
County Sportsmen Elect Officers At Erie Meeting
The Erie County Council of Sportsmen's Clubs convened at the Showboat in Waterford electing officers for 1958. Russell Mink of the Erie Sportsmen's League was named president, Thomas Hector of Gem City Sportsmen's Club as vice president, Mrs. Lucille Soya of Presque Isle Beagle Club as secretary, and Robert Wank of Corry Rod and Gun Club as treasurer. Ed Palmer of the Erie Skeet Club was appointed delegate to the State Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs, with Lou Blanchard of Gem City Club as alternate.
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Erie County Council of Sportsmen's Clubs
Waterford
Mablem
Russell Mink
Erie Sportsmen's League of
Erie
Thomas Hector
Gem City Sportsmen's Club
Lucille Soya
Presque Isle
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Ed Palmer
Erie Skeets Club
Bate Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
Harrisburg
Lou Blattchard
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11M Blanchard
Gem City Club
Pistons Coach Resigns as Lakers Win
The Minneapolis Lakers defeated the Philadelphia Warriors as Detroit Pistons coach Charley Eckman resigns under pressure. Eckman will continue to draw $13,500 yearly until June 1959, with speculation on successors including Bob Davies Pollard and Bob Calihan.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis Lakers
Detroit Pistons
National Basketball Association
Lakers
Philadelphia Warriors
Charley Eckman
Fort Wayne
Derroit
Eckman
NBA
Detroit
Bob Davies
Dim Pollard
Bob Calihan
Dodgers Eye Rose Bowl In 1958
Dodgers president Walter O'Malley said Pasadena officials have visited the team and he sees no roadblocks to playing in the Rose Bowl, amid 1954 NL season context in Pasadena just before Christmas. He met Pasadena City Manager Don McMillin and flew to New York for the holidays.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Pasadena
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Walter O'Malley
New York
O'Malley
Don McMillin
Pasdena
Mind Made Up Talbert Mum On U S Davis Cup Duo
U S captain Talbert leaves the doubles pair certain while Mulloy fights for a singles spot in Melbourne. Mulloy expresses readiness after a mix of doubles and singles prep, with Seixas and Mackay favored to anchor the American team in the Challenge round as Mulloy aims for a breakthrough in the singles.
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Carnegie Cagers Rally For Narrow Win At Westminster
Carnegie Tech edged Westminster 98 68 in overtime on home court after Westminster tied at 83 83 on a last second 40 foot set shot by Mike Swanth. Bill Saria banked a late field goal for Tech while Waynesburg fell 78 17 to Marietta as Sandy Smith led with 38 for the Yellow Jackets.
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Arizona State coach named Missouri head football coach
Columbia reports Dan Devin, then unbeaten Arizona State coach, is appointed head football coach at the University of Missouri. Miami feature Duck Heaven priced at $6.80 runs at Tropical Park.
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Dan Devin
Arizona State
Tempe
University of Missouri
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Pompey and Hinnant Fight Drawn in Chicago Card
Promoter plans potential matchups with Pompey to Montreal in February or March if Durelle beats Anthony in New York, while Anthony defeats Durelle may lead to a Pompey bout in Montreal. Referee Welaman favored Pompey, judges differed on the rest, and the AP card listed Pompey as the winner.
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Hinnant
Chicago
Yulee
Trinidad
Clarence Ata
Fela F
Ow York
Yvande Duret
Tony Anthony
Truman Gibeon
International Boxing Club
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Archie Moore
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Dawsons Plu Start Rookie Quarterback Daw Son
Unclear text references Daw son Len Daw and a rookie quarterback set for an NFL windup against the Cardinals in Chicago next Sunday. Parker disclosed yesterday that Devron had contracted the fy.
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Len Dawson
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Brown Wins New York Pro Athlete of the Year Poll
Former Syracuse All America back Jim Brown is named winner in the New York pro athlete of the year poll. The Cleveland Rickok former standout tops the statewide vote with strong national recognition in 1960s era sports circles.
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New York
Jim Brown
Syracuse
Cleveland
Rickok
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