Beavers Close Out 58 Slate On Erie Tech Court Tonight
Corry Beavers close out the 1958 schedule with a road game at Erie Tech, aiming for a second win in five games. The Centaurs beat Wattsburg and Erie Strong Vincent while Tech’s losses include Girard, Bradford, and Warren. Coach Vic Cragg restages his lineup with Williams, Latos, and Stewart leading the Beavers.
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Bowling leaders shine in local league action last night
Tom Jansen posted 229 to top local bowlers. In the VFW Men s C league Charlotte Staples rolled 216 the high game in the VFW Ladies A circuit followed by Amy Jackson 179 Rosa Baker 176 and Millie Orn 175. Pete Gravis and Carmen Piccirillo led Bowl-Aire B League with 211 and 202 while Walter Deutschlander led the Corridor Jamestown League with 212.
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Valdez McMurtry Set for Madison Square Garden Collision
Nino Valdez and Pat McMurtry square off in a heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Valdez’s camp touts his Cuban size and reach while McMurtry seeks a big chance after slipping from the top 10 in the National Boxing Association ratings despite a Garden win over George Chuvalo on October 17. McMurtry, 26 from Tacoma, boasts a 30-2-1 career mark and a sharp left hook.
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Pee Wee Reese Quits to Coach Dodgers
After a 16 year career Pee Wee Reese retires as a shortstop to become a coach for the Los Angeles Dodgers. Vice President Burrie Bavast said Reese could have played elsewhere but chose coaching with the Dodgers to stay with the team. Reese starred in seven World Series and eight All Star games after replacing Leo Durocher in 1940.
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Barns Named UCLA Head Coach After Dickerson Collapse
William F. P. Barnes former UCLA assistant takes over as head coach succeeding George Dickerson who suffered a nervous collapse last fall at the university.
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William PF
Billy) Barnes
UCLA
George Dickerson
Beavers Add Kane To 1959 Football Slate
Corry area high school fills one 1959 football vacancy by arranging Kane to meet the Beavers on October 24. Beavers seek replacements for Altoona and Millcreek to craft a nine game schedule with Yard and out of town contests including Warren, Franklin, Bradford, and others. Big early season clash with Franklin set for October 2 as the Knights return near full strength.
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Knights
Browns Admire Passes Against Giants Strategy
The Browns will not flood the air with passes at Yankee Stadium despite coach Paul Brown signaling more passing. New York’s defense has been tough to pass against, and Milt Plum’s inexperience adds risk. The Giants beat Cleveland 13-10 in the last meeting, leading the Eastern Conference and playoff pressure. The Giants have allowed only 45.7 percent completions, the NFL’s best. Cleveland opponents are at 51.9 percent.
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Celtics and Royals Triumph In Thursday NBA Duel
Boston defeats Cincinnati 104 to 90 while Minneapolis edges Detroit 113 to 104. Friday offers no games. Saturday schedule features New York at Boston, Cincinnati at Syracuse, St. Louis at Detroit, Philadelphia at Minneapolis.
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Unbeatens Face Off In Holiday Bowl Showdown
St Peters burg Flor a AP two unbeaten teams Arizona State of Flagstaff and Northeastern Oklahoma State meet in the Holiday Bowl for the NAIA championship with high scoring offenses and top rankings. CBS telecasts at 2 p m EST. Kentucky Ohio State and other classic invites open tonight, with finals set Saturday.
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Howell Surprised by Giants First-Place Bid in AFC East
Howell says he is stunned by the New York Giants climbing into a first place tie with the Cleveland Browns in the Eastern Conference. He credits a great defense, a strong bench, spirit, hustle, will to win, and growing harmony as reasons for the 9-3 record ahead of the playoff game.
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Area Cage Schedule Featured Intracity Matchups Tonight
Area high school basketball slate lists Corry at Erie Tech Youngsville at Warren Hickory at Oil City Clarion at Franklin Bhuron at Meadville Erie East at Harborcreek Randolph at Girard Northwestern at Cambridge Springs McKean vs Wesleyville at Edinboro Conneaut Valley at Lawrence Park Spartansburg at Wattsburg Townville at Union City Jamestown at Southwestern Sherman at Chautauqua East Forest at North Clarion Lake Ripley at Clymer Saegertown at Mercer Tomorrow Eric Strong Vincent at Tinusville.
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U S Leads In Davis Cup Final Clash
In Perth Australia Alex Olmedo and Ham Richardson powered the United States to a 20 lead over Italy in the Interzone final. Olmedo defeated Nicola Pietrangeli in straight sets and Richardson beat Orlando Sirola. The U S duo, defending doubles champions, aim to clinch the tie in the Saturday doubles with Pietrangelo and Sirola.
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Green Contusion Sidelined Duquesne All-America Now with Royals
Cincinnati Royals forward Si Green, once a Duquesne All-America, is diagnosed with a fibber contusion and could return to action early next year. The injury stalls his current season as medical staff monitor recovery and schedule a cautious comeback plan.
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Tormer Duquesne
Colavito Tops AL Slugging With 220 Average
AP report highlights Cleveland’s Rocky Colavito as AL slugging leader last season with a .220 average, 41 homers, 303 total bases in 400 at bats, 118 RBIs, and 26 doubles. Mantle, Cerv, and Williams trailed with strong marks. New York led team slugging while Cleveland placed second.
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Lakers and Celtics Triumph In NBA Action
The Lakers beat the Pistons 104 101 as rookie Elgin Baylor shines with 37 points alongside six teammates in double figures. Celtics move atop the Eastern Division with a 104 40 win over the Royals. Yardley and Jordan lead Detroit with 27 and 24 points respectively.
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