Oil City drills past Corry in 102 point rout
Oil City High, Orange and Black, defeated Corry 102 to 57 in a league game. Bob Hartz scored 35 and Howie Rose 32 as Oil City shattered the school record with 109 points against Corry, while Vic Cragg’s Beavers suffered a fifth loss in seven TI League outings.
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Ol City High
Corry Ares ‘High School
Vic Cragg
Beavers
Oilers
Meadville
Oil City
Rocky Grove
Corry
Crazymen
Cory
Ol City
Bob Hartz
Howie Rose
Craggmen
Osler
Clus
Corry Class A Gunners Beat Walnut Creek In North Western League
Corry Class A shooters defeated Walnut Creek 1193 to 1188 in a local home and away match. Bob Patterson led with 242, Don Patterson 240, Snarski 239, and Corbett 239 for Crockers. H. Burniston and others tied for victor’s totals as Corry B struggled 230 for Bill Durham.
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Winuye Rue Uum
Sana
Walnut Creek Gunners
Corry
Erie
Bob
Don Patterson
Snarski and Corbett
Crockers
Bill Durham
H. Burniston
Pr. Sit
Kn. Oh
Tot
B. Patterson
Walnut Creek
Dingfelder
G. Davis Sicher Kelly
Port Henning
Hogan
Corbett
Snarski
Koetiter
Randolph Hands Sparta Loss in Class C Debut
Jory Gardner, 45, of North Long Beach California is named player-manager for 1956 of the Arizona Kwamue’s class C Douglas Club in Pittsburgh. The Pirates’ Rochestr beat Philadelphia 105 to 96 for an early season result.
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Pittsburgh
Jory Gardner
North Long Beach
Calif
Wiis
Arizona Kwamue
Douglas
Pittsburgh Pirate
Little League Meeting Set For Tomorrow
An important Little League meeting is scheduled for tomorrow at 10 AM for managers and others cited in the program. Attendance is required to discuss arrangements for the coming season.
San Francisco Extends Streak To 42 Straight
The San Francisco Dons, ranked No. 1 in major college basketball, beat Loyola of Los Angeles 68-48 to extend their 42 game winning streak. Carl Boldt scored 20 points, and All-America Bill Russell grabbed most of the rebounds during the win. Other notable results include Brooklyn’s St Francis and Holy Cross extending their own win streaks.
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Associated Press
San Francisco Dons
Loyola of
Los Angeles
Dons
Carl Boldt
San Francisco
All-America
Bill Russell
St. Francis of Brooklyn
Holy Cross
Terriers
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Creighton
Niagara
Crusaders
Wake Forest
Clemson
UCLA
Washington
William and Mary
Davidson
Virginia Military
Citadel
Muhlenberg
Colgate
Oregon
Southern California
St. Francis
Dan Mannix
Tom Heinsohn
Purple Eagles
Ahd
Beacons
LaFayette
Harvard
Bears
Joe Tebo
Clarence Straughn
Wayne
Mich
St. Louis
Bob Blake
Gal Hifornia
Oregon State
Utah State
Denver
Brigham Young
New Mexico
Seton Hall
St. Peter's
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Clymer Pirates Edge Sherman In Narrow League Win
Clymer High’s Pirates edged Sherman 48-45 to move closer to the Chautauqua County Southern League title. Clymer led 21-10 after one quarter but were outscored 17-8 and 8-5 in the next two periods before pulling ahead late. T. Bensink led with 14 points while Fra scored 16 for Sherman.
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Tlymer High
Pirates
Sherman
Clymer
T. Bensink
Fra
Williams Signs $100000 Contract With Red Sox
Boston star Ted Williams, age about 40, signed for his 11th season with the Boston Red Sox. The slugger, who weighed 220 pounds, will be paid close to $100,000 this year as spring training opens. Also noted is a scholastic basketball tally: New Castle 66 Ambridge 39, Sharon 48, Beaver Falls 47, Knox 62, Brookville 23.
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Williams
Associated
Boston
Ted Williams
Noonger
Boston Red Box
New Castle
Ambridge
Sharon
Beaver Falls
Brookville
Amateur Leads Phoenix Open at Midpoint in Open Event
An amateur tops the Phoenix Open halfway with a 36 hole 156 as Jim Tom Blair TL of Missouri leads. Cary Middlecoff holds second at 139 while Ken Venturi is also 139 in a strong showing from amateurs and pros alike at Phoenix Country Club.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Mike Southak
Jim Tom Blair TL
Jefferson City
Cary Middlecoff
Ken Venturi
California
San Francisco
Venturi
Phoenix County
Pier
Lionel Hebert
Johnny Palmer
Paul McGuire
Wichita
Kan
Inquest Planned Into Boxer's Death
Philadelphia medical examiner Joseph W. Speciman to conduct an inquest Tuesday into the death of middleweight boxer Robert Perry from a brain injury after a bout at the Cambria A C L. Perry died two days after the fight with Rudy Watkins of Baltimore who won by technical knockout in the sixth round. Witnesses to be called include ring officials and promoters.
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Xyes
Philadelphia
Joseph W. Speciman
Robert Perry
Cambria
Pony
Rudy Watkins
Baltimore
Watkins
Perry
Episcopal Hospital
Maringers
Blue Jays Fall to Union City in Shocking 32–17 Defeat
Corry Junior High team traveled to Union City yesterday afternoon and were routed 32–17. The loss followed a 27–18 win by the Blue Jays in the previous meeting last month here.
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Corry
Higa Cngers
Union City
Blue Jays
Bwe
Mixed Doubles Handicap Bowling Teague Organized
A mixed doubles handicap bowling event has been organized at the VW Club and will start tomorrow evening. The balanced entry draws interest from both men and women bowlers in the city and closely contested matches are anticipated.
Jackson Victor Over Bob Baker in New York Fight
Floyd Patterson said he would fight Rocky Marciano after Jackson Victor defeated Bob Baker by majority decision on the Madison Square Garden card. Jackson dazzled with his trademark moves and a double uppercut, drawing a 4,200 attendance and $12,000 gate as Baker pressed early before succumbing to the Hurricane’s swarm.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Tommy Jackson
Patterson
Rocky Marciano
Jackson
Bob Baker
Madison Square Garden
Marelnno
Baker
Tim
Harry Kessler
Vnewes
Ineke Gordon
Dodge
Joe Agnel
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Ohio State swimmers break world medley relay record
Four Ohio State swimmers eclipsed the listed world record for the 20 yard medley relay with a time of 1 422 yesterday in a special try at the Ohio State Natatorium in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Ohio State Natorium
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Fetrell
Lupton
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Tunnel Herringene
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Union
Fogle Lumber Co
Franklin 8
Corry, Pa
Rexall
Center St
Connie’s
Florida Juicy Temple
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Kraft's
Connie's
Voast
Blondie
Doe
Al's Clothes Shop
Heberlein Motor Sales
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Ohio Young
Jackson Victor
Akensladad Praag
Mendyitle
Rivrell
Ellwood City
Bowl-Aire Ladies League
Roselake Dairies
Raymond Jewelry
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Sunoco
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Tuffy
Kendall
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Xchange
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
National Bank of Corry
Bank OF Corry
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