1957 Corry sports year highlights and players
A compact recap of Corry area sports in 1957 detailing football, basketball, track, and golf highlights. Mary Brown's golf feats, John Rudolph's 68 in MacKenzie Tournament, and Bil Mitchell's injuries mark the season along with Beavers standings, era records, and notable junior and local club activities during 1957 and outlook for 1958.
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al Corty Area High School
Mish the Beavern
Wey
Mary Brown
Beaver Club
John Rudolph
Ben MacKenzie
BU Mitchell
Mh Erle
Don Bauer
Schedue
Corry
Johnsonburg
Lillie
Stullar
Danny McEldowney
Bob Lawson
Corry Archery Club
Carry and Vicinity
Harborcreek
Engera
Huskies
Harbor Creek
Beavers
Warren
Lee Williams
Srnie Vanssens
Oi City
Bil Mitchell
Connie French
Messiville
Warren Jan
BI Mitchell
Bach‘omer
Jim Tomert
Chuck Scott
Cory
Titusville
Union City
Meadville
Jim Tomer
Bui Mitchell
Kagaglows
Sale
Ab Franklin
Dorothy Mortos
Ratomot Bil Turner
Youngaville
Ticher Tor Gorey
Dietght
Wilt Paces Kansas to Big 8 Tourney Crown
Kansas forward Wilt Chamberlain led a Big 8 title run in Kansas City, scoring and rebounding to pace the Jayhawks past rival Oklahoma State and claim the conference crown. Memphis State edged Maryland 47 44 in three overtimes to win the Sugar Bowl while Temple won the Holiday Festival title in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilt
Kansas
Associated Press
Bull Chamberain
Mys
Yenma
Kamuis Bate
Kar Fas
State
Memphis State
Maryland
Rog Swander
Temple
California
New York
Owls
Guy Rodgers
Tews
Syracuse
Queen City
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Michigan State
Bradley
Missour Valley
Peorit
Huskies
University of Washington
Doug Smart
Burlington
Michael’s
Kentucky
Loyola of Chicago
Michigan
Arizona
Drake
Missouri Val Jey
North Texas State
Minnesota
Yale
Boardman Stops Schmidt In Sixth Round Comeback Fight
Larry Boardman, 21, rebounds from a knockdown to KO Peter Schmitt, 23, in 1 minute 8 seconds of the sixth round at St. Nicholas Arena. The Marlborough, Iowa native seeks a February 4 comeback with no opponent announced. Nick Skorich resigns as NFL Pittsburgh Steelers line coach in Flint Michigan. Beaver Clat All-Sports Banquet set for January 6 with Duffy Daugherty to speak. Beavers outlast Alumni 15-28 on December 26.
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Boardman
Schmidt
New York
Larry Boardman
Boardmen
Peter Schmitt
St. Nicholas Arena
Marlborough
Iowa
Teddy Bremner
NFL
Flint, Mich
Nick Skorich
Pittsburgh Steelers
Apami- Pennsylvania
Beaver Clit
Duffy Daugherty
Beavers
Bowling Results Highlight Local Leagues and Standouts
The Clymer Mens League and VFW men posted strong scores with several bowlers topping 200. Notable figures include Bob Morton at 21, Russ Bemis 208 and 202, Bob Bracken 311, Merle Ottaway 208, Marv Perkins 203, Ed Zewatsky 212, Chuck Wil fett 208, Vern Group 211, Ron Greely 202, Hank Roskowski 210, and Al Baressi 29 800 duo alongside others reaching the 200s in both leagues.
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Clymer Grou
Mitford Einadele
Jim Loomis
Alan Dunnewold
Merton Querreveld
Stes Lets
Gilbert Tos
PC Hotlink
Fitial
al Baressi
Russ Bemis
Bob Morton
Dodgers Still Without Home In Los Angeles
Dodgers face uncertain venue status as city debates a proposed stadium site in Chavez Ravine. A June primary vote will decide the ordinance granting the National League club a ravine site after a contentious council hearing.
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Dodgers
Los Angeles
Lobanus
Angeles Dodgers
Chaves Ravine
Nronal League
Indy
Tonnell
Field
Swift
Jacob M. Bregman
Cornell
Dodger
Walter O'Malley
Hammond
John F. Benis
Gibson Jr
Cobbett
Paul's
Carling
Thompson
Pasadena
Rose Bowl
Coliseum
Wrigley Field
Dallas Leaves Texas League. Victoria Replaces Shreveport
In Dallas, the Texas League franchise exits after 69 years, with Victoria taking Shreveport’s place in the league. In Miami, Voyante earns the Pakistan purse at Tropical Park by a head over Northquest.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Victoria
Shreveport
Miami
Fla
Voyante
Pakistan
Tropical Park
Northquest
Wilt Tops In Tourney in 12th Big Eight Tournament
Sportswriters selected Wilt Chamberlain the outstanding player of the 12th annual Big Eight basketball tournament in Kansas City. The all tournament team includes Ron Loneski Kansas Roy Dewita and Bob Boozer Kansas State and Lyle Frahm Town State.
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Kansas City
Rad
Wilt
Chamberlain
Kansas
West Virginia Tops AP Cage Poll After Week of Upsets
West Virginia remains atop the AP basketball poll as Kansas and Kansas State slide from the top tier after a busy week. Maryland and Mississippi State move up while San Francisco climbs to seventh behind a string of solid showings. Kentucky stays in tenth as North Carolina, Cincinnati, and UCLA face shifts in the voters’ rankings.
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Assqoigtem Ryems
West Virginia
James
Associated Press
Kansas
Kaw State
West ‘Virginia
Bruckhus
Buites
Tomprulment
Vitathen
Sourt
Bradley
San Francisco
Oklahoma City
Denver
Niagara
Oklahoma
Dons
Maryland
Memphis
Michigan State
Towa State
UCLA
Southern California
Mississippi State
Kentucky
Utah State
Mit
Kansas State
North Carolina
Mary‘land
Bissippi State
Cincinnati
Oklahoma State
Utah
Texas Christian Ad
St. John's
Brooklyn
North Carolina State
Oregon State
California
Temple
Bowls Set As 14 College Gridders Clash Tomorrow
Broad bowl slate features Oklahoma, Texas, Navy, Oregon, and Prairie View in major post season clashes. Rumors center on star players and coaching matchups as 80,000 plus fans fill New Orleans and other sites to watch televised action across CBS NBC and local outlets.
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Chahon
Duke
Sooners
Carl Dodds
Caius
Mackuy
Hal McElhanes
Sommers
Mississippi
Texas
Barrell Royal
NBC
Dillon
Navy
Wee
Eddie Erdelathc
Tony Sgemir
Stummle
Rheins
Frank Ryan
AllsAmerica Hing Huth
CBS
Kin
Oregum Tas
Oregon
Anane
Don Clark
Bob Waite
Chin
Wi Paso
Tex
Drake
Lonlewills
Houston
Southern
Prairie View
Orlando
Pin
Mileesiaxip
Dexae
Marshall Holds AHL Scoring Lead
New York report notes Marshall extended his scoring lead in the American Hockey League with a goal and two assists to reach 64 points, eight ahead of Providence rookie Bill Sweeney. Dino Fisher of Hershey led in points with 44. Cleveland’s Johnny Bower tops goaltending with a 3.12 GAA through 33 games. Hershey’s Bobby Perreault had no shutouts and a .250 average.
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New York
Television Schedule for WBEN Buffalo and Network Listings
TV guide style listing shows WBEN channel four tonight with 5:00 children theatre, 5:55 weather, 8:00 news and sports, 7:00 Annie Oalsley, 8:00 Phil Silvers, 9:00 Tell The Truth, 9:30 Red Skelton, 10:00 84 000 Question, 11:00 News. Wednesday includes Captain Kangaroo, 9:00 Popeye, 10:00 Garry Moore, 10:30 Arthur Godfrey, Orange Bowl and Cotton Bowl football games, late news, sports and theatre listings with The Big Record, The Millionaire and I’ve Got A Secret.
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Fim
Futt! Page
Annie Oalsley
Phil Silvers
Eve Arden
Red Skelton
Sparta
Susie
Garry ‘Moore
Oklahoma
Duke
Navy
Rice
Arison
Steve's Texaco Service Motor Tune Up and Oil
Tiras Gassline operates Steve's Texaco Service offering motor tune ups gas line service and oil changes at 820 North Center Street phone 2404.
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Steve
Texaco
North Center St
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