Varsity Club Tops Elchynski's In City League
The Varsity Club upset Elchynski's 48-36 to move into sole second in the City Basketball League as four ex Colty Area High School stars returned from college. Larry Cassett led with 14 points, Bil Turner 19, Jim Tomner 12, and Bob Hixson 5 for the alumni. Elechynski's defense limited Tomner and Hlchynski scored 14 and 7 respectively. In the other game Aero Eupplightened routed the Sputniks 82-45 as John Stockton posted a season high 39 points and Shaver added nine.
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Aero
Elechynski
Larry Cassett
Bil Turner
Jim Tomner
Bob Hixson
Bob Milier
Chek Hlchynski
Tom
Aeroengers
Sputniks
John Stockton
Dim Shaver
Bill Swarm
Maurice Aldrich
Bob Mulvin
Aero Supply
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Corry Billiards
Oty
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Miller
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Tomer
Cassett
Turner
G ‘Marty
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Stockton
Burkhart
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Fanaa
Chirk
Aldrich
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Martinez Gets Bye In Welterweight Tournament
In a welterweight elimination setup in New York, Martinez holds a bye to the finals allowing him to pace the field. Akins and Logart are discussed for later title alignment as the NBA hints at recognizing a future champion after the Martinez-Logart winner.
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New York
Akins
St Louis
Massachusetts
Julius Helfand
World Committee
Helfand
Nat Fleischer
Ring Magazine
Alvns
Therr Logart
Thal
NBA
Gilert Jackson
Union Grove
Wise
Logart
Spider Webb Named Boxer Of Month Upsets Calhoun in Middleweight
Spider Webb advances from sixth to third in NBA middleweight rankings after a upset knockout over Rory Calhoun in San Francisco. Calhoun drops in the ratings, while Carmen Basilio Ray Robinson and Gene Fullmer lead the division as boxing notes from New York and other cities recap last night’s fights and results.
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Spider Webb
Rory Calhoun
Chicago
Calhoun
San Francisco
Gulhoun
NBA
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Carmen Basilie
Ray Robinson
Gene Fullmer
UC Wrestlers Top Corry Team 29 19 in district clash
Union City mat squad edged Corry 29 19 at Corry Area High School gym. Kenny Stutzman won in 108 pounds by pin in 1st period, while Frank Malek added a Corry pin. Several winners and decisions followed as the Beavers head into next week’s match against Warren.
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Union City
Orange and Black Grapplers
Corry
Kenny Stutzman
Wilon City
Cone
Frank Malek
Orange
Black
Dave Gordon
Bob Coons
Beavers
Warren
CAHS
Dragons
Bowling Results Highlight 600 Series For Oesch And Baressi
In Bowl-Aire Men's A League night John Oesch 606 series with 226 and 216, Joe Baressi 610 set after a 232 game, and Paul Bre noel top evening with 252. Pete Russell Sr. added 207 and 202 while other A circuit leaders included Froehlich 213 Cragg 201 and Loomis 225. In VFW Men's B League Ry Owens 223 and R Sandburg 232 led scoring with Chillock 215 Hajee 201 Kinney 204 and Becker 204 among others. Hammond's Blue Bonnet etc. won several matches with scores listed.
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John Oesch
Joe Baressi
Paul Brenoel
Oesch
Baressi
Pete Russell Sr
Ted Froehlich
Tom Cragg
Joe Dumefleisch
Mary Perkins
Mort Loomis
Paul Hurlbut
Dick ‘Morton
Bill Lamielle
Bill Hammond
Bob Hand
Jim St. George
VFW
Ry Owens
R. Sandburg
John Chillock
J. Hajee
A. Kinney
S. Ha Jee
Ed Becker
Hammond
Benis Service
Cobbett’s
Carling
Paul
Thompson
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Paul's
Thompson's
Cobbett's
Five More Sign Phillie Contracts
The Nations League club announced 1958 Philadelphia Phillies contracts with veteran pitchers Jim Hearn and Warren Hacker, utility infielder Sally Hemus, catcher John Turk just discharged from the Army, and rookie lefty Gene Snyder. Snyder, a former York, Pa. resident, played last season with Miansi and Lowisville.
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Warren Hacker
Torms
Sally Hemus
John Turk
Gene
Snyder. Snyder
York
Miansi
Lowisville
Kansas State Upsets Kansas In Double Overtime
Kansas State defeats Kansas 79-75 in double overtime led by Boozer and Rooven as Wilt Chamberlain struggles. AP ranking places K State at No. 4, with Buffalo and other top programs in pursuit. big games across conferences shift standings and pace college hoops excitement.
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Kansas State
Kansas
Corry Hosts Mighty Meadville Tonight in Section Tilt
Corry Area High School hosts Meadville in a Section II showdown as Vic Crage's Beavers seek their first win in league play. Meadville, riding a four game streak and 46 game league winning run, is favored slighty but recent form suggests a close game. Tony Pero may miss start for Titusville injury impact, with Eubanks Staismith Arrigan Peters and Kauer Nichols Williams Davison Williams as key players.
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Corry
Vic Crage
Beavers
Meadville
Bulldogs
Titusville
Franklin
Oil City
Warren Tony Pero
Hnenp
Loyd Eubanks
Clyde Staiismith
Tom Arrigan
BI Peters
Don Kauer
Encouniter
Bob Nichols
Terry Williams
Ed Latos
Jim Davison
Lee Williams
Davison
Warren
Duquesne Fresh Team Shattered By Low Grades
Duquesne University canceled the remaining six games of the freshman basketball schedule after five of seven players failed to meet a 1.0 GPA requirement. The probation list includes Bob Slobodnik, Bob Primus, Bill Rader, Bill Passell, and John Emmerling, with squad manager Ker Noca and sophomore Mike Wolfe also placed on probation. A separate note lists scattered college standings and players, indicating broader sports context.
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I”E Duguesne University
Bob Slobodnik
Har-Brack High School
Bob Primus
Pittsburgh Fifth Avenue
Bill Rader
Pittsburgh St. Justin
Bill Passell
Pittsburgh Langley
John Emmerling
Mt. Lebanon
Ker Noca
Mike Wolfe
Brooklyn
Marshall Leads AHL Scoring Race Amid Fine
Marshall bursts ahead in the American Hockey League scoring race with 77 points from 31 goals and 46 assists, a 12 point gap over team mate Dane Fisher. Fisher has 65 points, while Cleveland’s Jimmy Moore sits third with 63 and Fred Glover has 57. Johnny Bower leads goalies with a 2.29 GAA on 119 goals allowed in 48 games with seven shutouts.
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Mike Runaway
Teaning
Dane Fisher
Fisher
Cleveland
Jimmy Moore
Fred Glover
Johnny Bower
Sellout Expected For All Star Basketball Game
Reported sellout crowd anticipated for the Harlem Globe Gauililie and Bay Francis All Stars in a high profile all star contest at Ye Corry Aves High School gym. Notables include Bob Me inte Of Case and Francis at 6-10, with ticket sales brisk at K and H Restau rut and Jansen's, doors open at 7 tomorrow.
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Fielght
Jansen
Ex Cage Coach Urges Three Basketball Rules Changes
Ex Yale coach and former Olympic Basketball Committee chair calls for three changes. He wants one free throw for defensive fouls, a 30 second shot limit, and a move away from zone defense to curb scoring. He also argues for three points on long-range baskets to deter zone defense and speed play.
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Olympic Basketball Committee
National Association of Basket *Ball Coaches
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Eam
Iie
Operale
Hennon Makes All East Again in Major College Ball
Pittsburgh guard Hennon, 5-8 junior, named to the Weekly All East first team for the fourth straight year. He scored 25 points in Pil’s win over St. John’s last week. Also named to the ECC team are Nolan of Lehigh Jeffries of Muhlenberg Fleming of Temple Sanders of NYU.
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Une
St. John's
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Mubien
Berg
Dan Fleming
Temple
Andy Tom Sanders
NYU
Bjornbakkun Upsets Austria’s Putzi Pram for Slalom Title
In Bad Gastein Austria Norway’s Bjornbakkun defeats Putzi Pram for the women’s slalom world title as Associated Press reports. In Miami Charlie’s Song wins the $5,000 Soul Atlantic Purse at His Jen.
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Tneer Bjornbakkun
Putzi Pram
Miami
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