Meadville's Sharrar Dominates Section IT Scoring Race
Lloyd Sharrar of Meadville leads scoring with 142 points in six games, ahead of Snell and Franklin. Corry’s Larry Cassett tops other local scorers. Teague leads Meadville in team scoring with 421 points while holding opponents to 268. Also covers Nations League 1954 schedule, Pirates home dates, and other sports notes.
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Lloyd Sharrar
Meadville
Titusville
Bulldogs
Snell
Franklin
Corry High
Larry Cassett
Ted Elchynski
Bob Hixson
Beavers
Teague
Brooklyn
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St. Louis
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Corry
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Buccos
Forbes Field
Giants
Dodgers
McCullougn
Poindexter
Cer Fain
McDowell
Wood Franklin
Caue
Schwabmen
Corry Mneup
Don Wood
Oklahoma A&M trip Wichita to near title
Oklahoma A&M Cowboys beat Wichita 59 51 in Stillwater to extend their perfect Missouri Valley Conference run to four straight wins and tighten a possible NCAA bid. Kentucky Duke Furman Maryland and other top teams posted multiple results as regional races heated up. Oklahoma City won 69 54 at home while West Virginia topped NYU 92 80 in others.
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Associated Press
New York
Oklahoma A & M Cowboys
Stillwater
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Aggies
Wheatshockers
Missouri Valley
Kentucky
Western Kentucky
Duquesne
Georgia
Frank Ramsey
Western Foundaretson
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North Carolina
Furman
Frank Selvy
Manhattan
Maryland
Washington and Lee
Oklahoma City
Creighton
West Virginia
New York University
Denver
Utah State
Dayton
Memphis
Cameron Signs Pact to Play for Steelers
UCLA halfback Paul Cameron becomes the second All American back to join the Pittsburgh Steelers. Art Rooney hails the move as boosting the team’s backfield with Cameron and Johnny Lattner. Cameron agreed to terms last night from Los Angeles with a one year contract reportedly near ten thousand dollars.
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Paul Cameron
UCLA
Pittsburgh Steelers
Steeler
Art Rooney
Cameron
Johnny Latt
Rooney
Los Angeles
West Coast
Steelers
AU America
Bowling stars post high scores as Blair leads in win
Slogger pace set in league bowling with a 621 series and several 200s by Elwin Gage Ed Berry Chuck Luddy Phil Amoroso Shorty Cogn Dick Chase and Henry Hill. Blair pours in 29 points for Geneva in a 29 7 win at Beaver Falls as Western Pennsylvania league action continues with Mexico touring team beating St Vincent and Alliance defeating Allegheny.
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Cwrrwrewes
Sloe Sartekd
Singletons
Elwin Gage
Ed Berry
Chuck Luddy
Phil Amoroso
Shorty
Cogn
Dick Chase
Henry Hill
Blair
Pittsburgh
Bill Blair
Geneva
Beaver Falls
Gavies
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
University of Mexico
St. Vincent
Alliance
Allegheny
Beavers and Beavers Face Franklin in Key Hoop Clash
Corry Area High meets Franklin High in a Section II League showdown to avoid basement standings. The 8 PM varsity game follows a Jayvee tilt, with Corry relying on Snell, Moyur, Henson, McCullough, Poindexter, and Wood while Franklin counters with Snell and a strong supporting cast.
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Corry Area High
Franklin High
Beavers
Cngers
Fred Schwab
John Aram
Snell
Moyur
Henson
TAGM Dribblers Tighten Grip On Cage Loop Lead
TAGM Electric remains atop the City Basketball League after a 49 49 tie with Connie s in the main game. Randy McCray and Fred Jackson led the scoring for the leaders with 16 each while Bunsink s rallied from a 9 0 deficit to post a seven point win.
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Tagm Electric Cagers
Connie’s
Vagabonds
Buesink’s
Elehyngki
Corry Jamestown
Tagm Electric
Blehynski
Connie
Dick MoKeta
Bob Long
Elehynski
C-J
Bob Jackson
Bowling and league standings from last night in various leagues
TAGM Electric led the American League with three wins while Aero Supply was blanked. Esso Service dropped a game to Borsterff and Fitch. National League saw Johnson Brothers Keglers extend their lead by splitting four with Gulf Service. Corry Jamestown League mixed results with Maintenance benefiting from a forfeit. Hockey scores include New York 3 Chicago 2 and Toronto 4 Montreal 2.
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Borsterff
Fitch
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Borstorff and
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Sawyer's Studio
Stahl's
Buchomner's Soft Drinks
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Davis Insurance
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al Ajax
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Al's Glothes
Jolson Brothers
Ajax Office
Metnies Steel
Al's Clothes
Paul's Men's Wear
Ga Assembly
Torreit
New York
Chicago
Toronto
Montreal
Detroit
Boston
Texas A A M Selects Bryant As New Coach
Texas A and M announced the hiring of Paul Bear Bryant from Kentucky with a six year contract at 18000 dollars per year becoming football and athletic director. Ray George resigns as head coach after a 12 14 and 4 record and will be replaced by Bryant who has built Maryland and Kentucky programs into bowl contenders.
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Associated
Fumal
Lesser Lights Lead Phoenix Open Round One
In Phoenix, Peter Thomson and Jack Harden led the opening round of the Phoenix Open, each firing four under par on 6,690 yards. Harden posted seven birdies for a 42-32 while Thomson shot 33-31 with an eagle on the 10th, backing Australian strength alongside Harden for the $10,000 event.
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Assyouca Cress Phoenix
Arlu
Peter ‘Thomson
Melbourne
Une
Jack Harden
el Pago
Thomson
Ben Hogan
Ith
Harden
Phoenic Country Club
Syard
Giardello Meets Cartier Tonight in Big TV Bout
Philadelphia's Joey Giardello aged 22 to 1 favorite challenges middleweight champ Bobo Olson in a one round bout against Cartier. Walter Carter of New York not listed among top 100. ABC radio and NBC TV plan live coverage at 10 p.m. BST.
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Giardello
Government Loses Suit Against International Boxing Club
A federal judge dismissed the governments antitrust suit against the International Boxing Club of New York and Timis after 40 minutes of argument. The court held the monopoly claim did not meet legal standards under the Sherman Act, aligning with a Supreme Court approach.
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Nnvclate Ary
New York
International Boxing Glib
Timois
Yesterdy
Gregory F. Noonan
U. S. Supreme Court
Full
Aginst Orgunized Baseball
TBC
Konstanty Rejects Second Phillies Offer
Jim Konstanty, 96 year old relief ace of the Phillies, balks at a contract clause and warns he may be a holdout. He cites past holdouts and disputes over attendance figures as issues while remaining at odds with Philadelphia management.
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Jim
Phillies
Crebs
New York
Jim Konstanty
Philadelphia Phillies
Richthunder
Fred Glover
Cleveland Report
Clearwater
Fla
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