Merry list of local sports figures goals and gags
A humorous box lists local personalities and their seasonal aims from aiming for a no hit game to breaking a hip, winning titles, coaching debuts, and other quirky sports ambitions. It mixes names such as LeRoy Rieck Doug Stewart Patsey Notle Vic Craze and others detailing upcoming hopes and roles across football baseball wrestling golf and track in Corry Oil City and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
LeRoy Rieck
Doug Stewart
Patsey Notle
Legion — Baseball
Mies
Bob Pollet
Denison
F. Lowe
Gus” Edwards
Harlematellites
Cbiry High
Vic Craze
Harlem
Corry High
Hoh Caster
Don Kaver
Navy
Riss Brant
Felis Matthews
Porven
Thinsville
Oil City
Mary Brown
Sam
Joe Bates
Charlie Shuss
Bob Crosby
Low Hanna
Sesson
Brekefield
Dave Yard
Bob Lindsey
Tank
Belly MacKenzie
Ben Calderone
Kenny Stilemen
Ed Barr
Phil Sample
Jim Vinik
Ed Fenstermacher
Tom Morse
Meadville
John Roach
Jim Reagle
Frank Melek
Alumni edge Beavers 59 46 in holiday classic defeat
Alumni veterans led by Don Kauer with 11 and Bill Turner with 10 toppled Corry High Beavers 59 46. Turner and McVicker balanced scoring as the grads built a 30 22 halftime edge and held Beavers to four third quarter points. The win ends a three year varsity run and sets up scrimmages with Clymer and Wattsburg next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Aves
Corry High
Beavers
Grads
Vic Gragg
Lew
Tom Morse
Mickey McMahon
Fmt
Wotton
Varsity
Scott
Aneld
Ed Latas
Tom Morsey
Turner
Inereaise
Miargir Ds Kauer
Carl Clab~ Bate
Terry Williams
Bill Mitchell
Stewart
Chicago Beats New York 3 to 0 in Hockey Showdown
Chicago defeats New York 3 to 0 in a domestic hockey game. The victory highlights strong offense from the home team and shuts out the visitors with solid goaltending and defense.
Eagles Visit Youngsville in Busy Basketball Night
NBA results summary from AP notes Wednesday action with upcoming Friday schedule including Boston at New York Minneapolis at St Louis Detroit at Cincinnati Syracuse at Philadelphia and a feature on Youngsville Eagles visiting town for a marquee game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
New York
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Detroit
Cincinnati
Syracuse
Philadelphia
Cuban Welterweight Rodriguez Wins in Miami Beach
Luis Rodriguez, ranked No 2 in the world, defeats Garnet Hart by unanimous decision in a one round main event at the Miami Beach Auditorium promoters say the winner could meet the best available challenger February 10 for the title. Hart’s camp complains Rodriguez avoided a fair matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace
Fla
Luis Rodriguez
Garnet
Sugar) Hart
Miami Beach Auditorium
Sugar
Chris Dundee
NBA
Anthony Maceroni
Rinless
Don Jordan
Angelo Dundee
Rodriguez
Charley Scott
Scott
New York
Marty Stein
Hart
Sam Huff Named Top NFL Lineman of the Year
The Associated Press poll selects Sam Huff of the New York Giants as the Pro Lineman of the Year with 18 of 37 votes. Writers from across the country praise Huff as the leading NFL lineman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Huff
Oan Ff
New York Giants
New York
California
Associated Press
Today
Huff
Little Beavers Top Blue Jays in Junior High Clash
The Little Beavers defeated the Blue Jays 47 to 37 as Hoover’s squad used a 19 to 3 second quarter run to pull away after a 10-8 opening. Highlight scorers included Bob Wickwire with 15 points and Danny McEldowney adding 12 for the Beavers, while Dick Scholton led the Jays with seven of 11 from the line and 10 total. Capper: Corry Jamestown CJ JV edged Spring Makers 22 to 10 in the secondary tilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Jayvees
Roger Hoover
Lillle Beavers
Dick Scholton
Blue Jays
Bob Wickwire
Danny McEldowney
Wickwire
Scholton
Seholton
Corry Jamestown
Steel Agers
Springmakers
Corry JV
McEldowney
McIntyre
J. Williams
Knowiten
Danner J
Ortner
Hamilton O
Corry Jr. High
Flowers
Ea Ai Johnson
Hanna
Bromley
Barber
Butters
Dr. High
Bowling league scores highlight across multiple groups last night
Bob Morton posted a 624 series with 098 202 in the VFW Men's A League while T Burlingame Leonard Might added 235 226. Jim Maynard sparked Raymond League action with a 607 set and LeRoy Hoyt led Elks Antlers with 220 233 games for 608.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Morton
VFW
T. Burlingame
Leonard Mightaccio
Wayne Skinner
Gene Conn
Bob Hand
John Oesch
Phil Sample
Jack Castor
Bob Wotus
Dick Merkle
Jim Maynard
Clarence Madison
Bill Hilfast
Lou Hurlbert
Everett Phillips
LeRoy Hoyt
Elks’ Antlers
Russ Cassett
Bob Proctor
Chuck Dackman
Charles Keefer
John Woodard
Kelly Lewis
Si Harkless
Harald Curtis
Hammond's
Bill
Corry Loan
Corry Concrete
Buesink
Mick's
WOTR
Buesink's
Superior
Bill's Place
NFL Attendance Sets Record for Eighth Straight Year
Attendance across the NFL reached 3,314,515 this season, topping 1958 by 156,617. Nine clubs posted gains while three declined, with the New York Giants leading the surge by drawing 389,604 fans over six home games, up 97,167 from the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
National Football League
Associated Press
NFL
New York Guayits
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Bob Tunnell
Tony Radecki
John Rudolph
Corry Country Club
CAHS
Larry Batt
Uhat
Mary Beth Keppel
Betty MackKenale
Gary Prilick
Kauer
Jinx
Lee Williams
Bill Turner
Pasadena
Calif
Margaret Bertelson
Minn
Tently
Door Stewart
Steve Olson
Journal
Hocke
Ied
Chicago
TUFFY
Kendall
Washington Streets
Hammon&d
Eagle Street
Dial
Youngsville
Corry Rod & Gun Club, Inc
Chic Young
Blondie
Williams
Mitchell
Latos
Bscott
Bauer
Clabbatt
J. and
P. Frisina
Havana
Florentino Fernandez
Cuba
Little Beavers
Rocky Kalingo
Philippines
Seabrook Farms
Swift's
League Frank's Automady
Crystal Coal Atty Wotr
Hammond’ McCray Mobil Its
Corry Saving & Loan
Thompson's
Waterhouse
Jansen
Heberlein
Merry Christmas
Sharpening Service & Sales
West Main St
Corry, Pa
D Nees
Holiday
Eason
Corry Sayings and Loan Association
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