Corry Beaver Club Banquet Honors Eliot Sheen and Local Athletes
Crowd of about 450 attends Corry Beaver Club's tenth All-Sports Banquet at Corry Area High School. Ray Eliot is praised for football wisdom, Howard Sheen is lauded as longtime Corry High principal, with awards to Gary Fralick for wrestling and Bob Lindsey for football class. Dignitaries commend local rivalries and school sports programs.
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Maurold Wolfe
Lou Hunsin
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Beaver Club Banquet Highlights Top Speakers
Four keynote figures chaired Saturday's Beaver Club banquet with Corry High athletic director Ray Eliot among the speakers. Left to right: Lou Hanna, Ray Eliot, Pete Dubky, outgoing Beaver Club president, and Dallas Smiley, toastmaster for the 10th annual fete.
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Corry High
Ray Eliot
Pete Dub
Beaver Club
Dallas Smiley
Beav er Club Banquet Master Of Ceremonies Speaks
Dallas Smiley served as master of ceremonies for the 10th annual Beaver Club All-Sports Banquet at Corry Area High School. He introduced speakers with limericks and paid tribute to Corry’s principal, coach, and local figures, while noting the night’s mix of sports acclaim and school pride. The event included a boxing result from Lakeview with Ray Schlamp stopping Billy Fletcher in New York.
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Trophy awards highlight banquet with coaches and stars
Hanna presided at the trophy ceremony after recognizing coaches and cheerleaders. Ed States earned the American Legion baseball MVP, Carol Chirievialo won girls singles tennis, and Betty MacKen ne claimed women's singles. Tony Radecki and Bob Lawson missed the Corry Tennis Club summer finals. City League trophies went to Aero Supply j and Corry Loan for basketball and volleyball respectively. Eliot opened with humor about Illinois Michigan rivalries, then spoke on success in football and life.
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Fralick
Lindsey
Ed States
American Legion Baseball
Carol Chirievialo
Betty MacKenne
Corry
Tony Radecki
Bob Lawson
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Braves weigh Aaron to fix second base gap
Ayers ayear overview shows Braves plan to fill second base with Aaron after considering trades. Manager discusses bullpen needs, fixes with Ch primo Cottier as defensive second baseman, and calls up youngsters for pitching depth led by Pizarro Jay Willey. Spahn and Burdette anchor rotation with Don McMahon in bullpen as Covington eyes comeback. Ed Mathews anchors infield as team eyes 1960 pennant pursuit.
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Don McMahon
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Red Schoentienaten
Ed Mathews
Baseball Hopefuls Highlight Top Players Across Positions
A reader praises John ny Logan as an underrated third baseman and notes his peak potential. Joe Adcock and Frank Torre form a strong double play pairing while Del Crandall stands out as the league’s best catcher. Bill Bruton earns praise as a steady center fielder and Aaron is hailed as batting champion and possible MVP with room to grow.
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Frank Torre
del Crandall
Bill Bruton
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Boston Red Sox
Unbeaten list in recreation loop cut to two
The fifth and sixth grade recreation league in Wright School gym trimmed unbeaten teams from three to two. Globetrotters beat winless Planets 20 16 as Gary Blynt and Troy Eshelman led with 16 points. Satellites edged Buccaneers 26 14 to stay tied for first with Little Beavers after Torpedoes fell 18 12 to Little Beavers. Troubleshooters beat Swamp Foxes 14 12 led by BI Proper with 10 points. Jim Carrier had 10 for the Foxes.
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Late Douglas Leads Bowl-Aire Mixed Doubles Night
AALS Late Douglas dominated the Bowl-Aire Mixed Doubles League posting a 236 and 202 for a 634 series. Chick Williams joined with a 206, the only other bowler to reach a 200, while Autumn Eddy led the women's group with a 176.
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Pro Cage Standings and Weekend Results in Eastern Division
Eastern Division standings show Boston leading with 41 wins and 78 losses accuracy note. Philadelphia 36 15 and Syracuse 29 23 with New York 22 30 in the mix. Western Division lists St Louis 29 21, Detroit 21 23, Minneapolis 14 33, Cincinnati 4 25. Weekend results include Boston beating Cincinnati 129 107 and 146 128 over Detroit, with St Louis edging Syracuse 117 110 and Philadelphia 114 104 over Minneapolis. Schedule options include Philadelphia vs Minneapolis in Los Angeles and St Louis at Boston in New York.
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46th Annual Report Of The Controller Of Erie County Pa
Summary of Erie County 1959 finances shows expenditures totaling 681,768.21 with non-governmental outlays of 673,606 and total balances of 234.84 cash in bank 109,244.70 and securities 132,000.14. Receipts include January 1 1959 balances and yearly collections totaling 135,199.03, with recorded commissions and local expenditures accounting for the year’s activity.
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Erie County financial report 1959 details assets and taxes
The document outlines the Erie County financial statements for 1959 including receipts and disbursements, assets such as cash investments and government bonds, and liabilities across annuity reserve accounts and retired member funds. It notes revenue receipts from taxes, farm sales, and interest, plus total expenditures across governmental and non governmental segments and a tax statement with duplicates and credits.
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Sonny) Schlamp
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