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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1957
Page
7
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In 1967 the Dragons rise after graduation, posting a 5-1 start and upsetting Warren while beating three Erie schools. Corry’s Reavers cling to second as Kanehu and others struggle to topple them, with three wins over Academy Tech East and a 47-38 win over Corry.
Mendville, defending league champions, suffer a 3-4 start amid a rough schedule. They split results with Greenville and Erie East and face Comy in Section action beginning January 10. Titusville, led by eight lettermen, shows early promise after wins over Grove City and Cranberry.
Knights slid past Cranberry 81 81 in their lone senior laden start, then dropped next four to Lakeview Erie Tech Rocky Grove and Grove City. Corry sits 3 2 with Warren the lone standout in non league play as Section II opener looms January 10.
Rochester Americans beat Buffalo Bisons 8 to 4 as a late third period burst decided the game. Stan Smrke scored three goals with Gary Collins adding two goals and an assist while Mike Nykoluk assisted on four. Cleveland edged Providence 2 to 1 in the other game as the Barons notched their 11th home win.
Veteran Seixas and 22-year-old MacKay rallied to shield the United States from a Davis Cup straight-set loss to Australia. Seixas endured a grueling final set against Malcolm Anderson, finally clinching the win as wind and tension increased, while MacKay battled Ashley Cooper in a tight match.
Giardello, after a 10 round decision over Ralph Jones in Miami Beach, eyes a title clash with Carmen Basilio. Manager Ferrente says a Basilio bout is preferred but he will take any action, as Giardello remains ranked third by the NBA and extended his record to 71-6. Jones, 29, falls to 21-69 in lengthy career, with the crowd of 9,261 marking the largest turnout of the year.
Raymond M. Looney a 21 year old Glassport Pennsylvania resident and George Washington University athlete signed a bonus contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates He will be assigned to the Pirates Columbus IL team and the bonus amount was not disclosed.
In Erie high school basketball scores Strong Vincent edged Erie Tech 7 to 7 with small margins across the region as Erie Prep beat Erie Academy 51 52 and Millcreek 43 Erie East 42 while Girard topped Waterford 85 35 West Springfield defeated Wesleyville 69 49 Lawrence Park led Albion 86 38 Wattsburg beat Union City 65 50 Lakeview down Grove City 60 54 Sharon over Sharpeville 68 44 Warren 61 45 Ammus 58 Alumni 42.
In New Orleans Sill Quillian defeated top seed Ham Richardson 6-2 3-6 6-3 to win the Sugar Bowl Invitational. In Miami Untamed ridden by Johnny Ruane captured the Tropical Park feature in a strong finish.
East versus West in the 38th Shrine game draw Preseason odds with East backed by stars from Michigan, Michigan State, Penn State and Wisconsin. West coach Jack Curtice rejects the underdog label as he relies on Utah’s talent and a Wing T to counter.
The Hawks increased their lead in the Western Division after beating the Royals 97-06. Boston fell to Philadelphia 110-96 in Madison Square Garden as New York beat Detroit 125-120. Bob Cousy led Boston with 28 points despite an injured thigh, while Joe Graboski and Jack George sparked the Warriors with decisive late baskets.
Five All-America players headline the opening bowl slate as tides shift across Georgia, California, and Florida stadiums. Key stars from Auburn Michigan Kentucky and Tulane are set for high visibility in major games, with crowds nearing 60,000 at San Francisco and Jacksonville. NBC CBS and regional networks will televise Blue Gray East-West and Gator Bowls, while Cleveland meets Detroit for the NFL title.
DETROIT The Detroit Lions and Cleveland Browns prepared for a world championship clash at Briggs Stadium. George Wilson said the team is ready, but tackle Charlie Anshew may miss the game with an injury. Hawaii-born lineman Anshew, switched from center to tackle this season, sat out the Western Division playoff win over San Francisco but hopes rest improves his condition for the title game against the Eastern Conference champions.
A wide essay celebrates football players as symbols of American identity blending courage, pride and teamwork. It contrasts public praise with onfield errors and notes how players embody dedication while facing critics, fans, coaches, and alumni. The piece links grit to Notre Dame culture and ends with a boxing bout report from San Diego and Tijuana.
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