Beavers Host Warren Five Dragons Fight Jinx As Cashman Leads
Corry Beavers seek their first Section II win while Warren with Mike Cashman and Bill Mervynine arrives confident after a 57-50 upset of Franklin. Beavers suffer Casler injury setbacks and rely on captain Ed Latos and Jim Davison as they face a taller Warren squad, with Nick Creda and Don McKelvey among the scorers.
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Ron
Orange and Black Dribblers
Warren
Mike Cashmen
Corry Area
Franklin
Bob .Tinker Casler
Beavers
Caslet
Corry Memorial Hospital
Dragons
Corry
Titusville
Meadville
Cashman
Bill Mervyine
Nick Creda
Section II
Don McKelvey
Rockets
Bulldogs
Ron Warner
Ol City
Knights
Area Cage Schedule Hits Warren at Corry and More
Northwestern faces Union City as Warren meets Corry in early section play. St John hosts Erle Strong Vincent while Edinboro Connessi Lake battles Pymituning Rocky. Other matchups include McKean Wesleyville Kanly Fairview and Mercer Sharpsville in a crowded Crawford County league card.
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Corry
OH City
Franklin
Momiville
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Harborcrpsk
Erie Acaudimy
Crawford County
Bi League
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Cambristee Springs
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Erle
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Southwestern
Brown Coach Kelley Named Colgate Football Head
Jenny Alva Kelley 40 a native of Natrona Heights Pennsylvania is named new Colgate University football coach succeeding Fred Rice who resigned Kelley left Brown yesterday signing a five year contract His Brown teams posted 31 wins 39 losses and two ties in eight years
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Jenny Alva Kelley
Natrona Heights
Colgate University
Fred Rice
Kelley
Brown University
Colgate
Brown
Sports In Brief From Chicago to St Moritz
CHICAGO Chuck Comiskey seeks court to block his sister selling her White Sox stock to a syndicate led by Bill Veeck. NEW YORK Earl Blaik retires as Army coach and athletic director and will join a New York firm as vice president. ST MORITZ Italian duo Zardini Luciano and champions Monti Alegra place first and second in the two man bobsled event.
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Chuck Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Bill Veeck
New York
Earl
Red) Blaik
ST. Moritz
Switzerland
Sergio Zardini
Alberto Luciano
Eugenio Monti
Renzo Alegra
Bowl-Aire League toppers and high scores in last night action
Pete Russell led Bowl-Aire Men with 258 and 200 for 635 total while Paul Hurlbut posted 608 after a 231 game. Other top scores included Ed Barr 283 and Wayne Skinner 219 in the A League and Rex Ireland 205 in the McInnes Steel circuit plus P. Auer 600 in the VFW Men s B loop.
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Pete Russell
Paul Hurlbut
Ed Barr
Bill Lamiere
Wayne Skinner
Sonny Staples
Dick Smith
Paul Brenoel
Merle Ottaway
Euland Harvey
James Lichis
Irving Legters
Clymer
Rex Ireland
McInnes Steel
VFW
P. Auer
P. Amurroso
Armitage
S. Ha
Paul
Cobbett's
Benis Service
Corry Bey
Hammond's
Corry Beavers Edge Meadville 45 41 in Close Swim Meet
Corry high school defeated Meadville 45 to 41 in a tight swimming meet at Corry YMCA. Wayne Vanderhoff won the 100 yard backstroke and Terry Carroll took the 100 yard breaststroke as Corry placed second and third in many events to keep the result undecided until the final relay. The Beavers host Erie Academy next Thursday at 7 PM.
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Feim
Meadville
Bulldog Mermen
Yelay
Wayne Vanderhoff
Terry Carroll
Beavers
Jerney
Vanderhoft
Perry Parkey
Lon Douglas
Larry Langhurst
Mendville
Corry
Douglas
Mickey Anderson
Parker
Roger Lacey
Carroll
aqui-Deavers
Erie Academy
Resulia
Cizale
Hillatrom
Sheehan
Noble
Douglas and Grice
Ese
Anderson
Langhurst
Varderhoft
Whitebeatt
Norton
Blick
Andersen
Hall
Ard
Rainer
Whitehead
Lacey
Kelsey
Ist
Iint
Cory
Vanderhoff
Sikes
Flick
Lopez Cites Slow Start and Rookies for White Sox Dip
Chicago White Sox manager AL Lopez blames a slow start for the club's early struggles while praising three rookies John Callison Barry Lattman and John Romano who could shape the 1959 season He notes improved pitching led by Pierce Donovan Wynn and Staley and targets more left handed depth in the bullpen as the team eyes a better start and challenge to the Yankees next season
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Chicago White Sox
Tampa
Fla
Yankees
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A Bis Agusan
Indianapolis
Barry Lattman
John Romano
American Assn
Don Rudolph
Rodolfo Arias
AAA
Billy Pierce
Dick Donovan
Early Wynn
Ray Moore
Gerry Staley
Bob Shaw
Turk Lown
Sherm Lollar
Luis Aparisio
Nellie Fox
Jim Landis
Smith
Landis
Callison
Mayo Smith
Cincinmal
Redlegs
Pettit Seeks Two NBA Records Amid Torrid Scoring Pace
New York AP report notes Bob Pettit of the St. Louis Hawks stands atop the league scoring race with 1,445 points this season and a 29.5 average, needing 25 points per game to surpass George Yardley’s 2,001 point single season mark. Arizin remains second with 1,272 points while Jack Twyman sits third at 1,204. Leaders in other categories include Kenny Sears in FG% Bill Sharman in free throw accuracy Bob Cousy in assists and Bill Russell in rebounds.
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St. Louis Hawks
Louisiana State
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Philadelphia
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Oscar Robertson Scores 27 in Bearcats Victory
Cincinnati star Oscar Robertson moved to a season scoring pace of 32.9 points after an 27 point effort in an 84 to 71 win over Tulsa. Jim Hagan and Leo Byrd follow with 29.4 and 28.6 points respectively after Monday games.
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NEW York
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Leo Byrd
Marshall
Key Club Grabs City Loop Lead In 42 41 Clash
Key Club took the city league lead with a 42 to 41 victory in a tight junior division game at the Wight Beheol court. Fountainette Tiniby and Mickey's Dough were among the standout players in a hard fought contest.
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Wight
Mickey's Dough
Glan Tuts
Fountainette Tiniby
Luvney
Slink Meilink Ratty
Elebels
Union City subdues Corry matmen 31 to 16 in key dual
Union City wrestlers defeat Corry 31 16 as Kenny Stutzman Frank Malek and Bob Lindacy win by pins. Chuck Rhodes scores a second win as Union City jumps to an early 10 0 lead and extends it with pins and decisions before Lindsey seals the affair. Next matches loom at Waterford and two Section II opponents.
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Union City
Corry
Bears
Vietna
Corry Arewigh
Felix Matthews
Kenny Stutzman
Frank Malek
Bob Lindacy
Stutzman
Malek
Seill
Wegin
Gary Fralick
Dave Johnson
Corry Polttte
Jim Palmer
Bob Judkvor
Don Buell
Bunchley
Bues Brook
Roger Mann
Key Clubbers Move to First as Narrow Win Shifts Standings
In a close basketball game the Key Clubbers beat the Rebels 51-45 after trailing by 17 at halftime. Key Clubbers top scorers were Bresay with 16 and Tun Nell with 11, while Fountainette and Rebels posted double figures but couldn't close the gap. The victory puts the Key Clubbers in sole possession of first, with Fountainette and Rebels tied for second at 3-2.
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Rolers
Myroughy
Secon
Fountainerite
Nipget
Jenkine Jeaders
John Roach
Jerry Houser
Bob Piles
Avening
Rebels
Jan Vian Bresay
Bi Tunnell
Ah Vanderhoff
Thos Aton Boutwell
Red
Art Perkins
Larry Jagg
Jim Paulson
Fountainette
Mickey's
Varsity Club
Local gym night yields close basketball bout
In the second week of play at the gym basement, Held Hsgecand shot 52 for the winning side while David Mayen scored 41 for the losing team. Another shoot is scheduled for next Monday at the focus.
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Cmren
Non Kyat
Garry Ymca
Carlton Wabsick
David Mayen
9 Bell UC pins and decisions in a crowded match
In a UC event, multiple bouts concluded with pins and decisions. 154, 147, and 138 pound bouts saw pins on Fralick, Miller, and Malek timed by preylod. Several decisions included Hately over Palmer, Rhodes over SHU TIC, Burt over Roden, and Lindsey over Bipps.
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Fralick
Clayton
Ian
Stutzman
Miller
Hately
Palmer
McGuire
I Jackson
WarTawel
I Buell
Jockey Bill Boland Wins Woolf Memorial Award
Jockey Bill Boland, Derby winner in 1950, was named the George Woolf Memorial Award recipient. Charlie's Song at Hialeah led all the way to capture the Caribbean Purse worth $9,000.
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Bill Boland
Middleground
Apprence
Miami
Hialeah
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