May Leaves For Florida Baseball School In 1950s Era
Ted May, son of Mr and Mrs T Allan May of West Columbus Avenue, leaves for Ava Jon Park Florida to enroll in Fred Haneles baseball school February 10 to March 10 aiming to sharpen pitching and arm strength for pro tryouts with Cincinnati Redlegs. He is assigned to Maryville Tennessee in the Class A Mountain State League after the Florida session.
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Ted May
Cincinnati Redlegs
Ted
Corry Mound
American Legion
Franklin Jayvees Rally To Put Away Corry 58 33
The Franklin Jayvees defeated Corry 58 to 33 in a junior high preliminary to the varsity contest. Franklin opened with a 15 9 lead, extended it to 32 16 at halftime and held a 39 28 edge late. Carson scored 12 and Butters 11 for Franklin while Jim Burlhart led Corry with 10.
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Sud Uotty
Franklin Jayvees
Carson
Butters
Jim Burlhart
Corry
Franklin
Fred Schwab
Ted Elchynski
Larry Casselt
Schwabmen
Cass
Beavers
John Aram
Chuck Snell
Cassett
Elchynsit
Snell
Henson
Isc
McDowell
MacCullough
Moyer
Geee
Wood
Coates
Sao
Blehynski
Comet
Hixson
Miller
Wolfe
Bander and
Hunter
Beavers Edge Franklin Cagers 65 63 in Narrow Win
Corry Aves high school Beavers squeeze past Franklin 65 63 as Cassett and Elchynski lead with 39 points. Franklin’s Chuck Snell nets 26 in a late rally but Beavers hold on for second league win, while Meadville and City games also noted.
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Beavers
Franklin Cagers
Cassett and
Elchynski
Franklin
Corry Aves
Sib
Meadville
Corry
Titusville
Ol City
Warren
New Castle
Ambridge
Farrell
Buwood City
Youngaville
Kant Forest
Erle Prep
Erle Tech
Arle Boat
Bele Vincent
Bhurpaville
Greenville
Sharon UI
Bouvir Falls
Kane
Emporium
Sheffield
Johnsonburg
Corry Junior High Trots 39 20 at Sugar Grove
Corry Junior High, led by Dietsch with 15 points, defeated Sugar Grove 39 to 20 to extend their win streak to three. Cragg used the full squad as Dietsch and Turner sparked a 14-3 opening, with Sugar Grove narrowing by halftime before Corry pulled away in the second half.
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Corry Junior High Basketeers
Sugar Grove
Vic Cragg
Varsity
Paul Dietsch
Bill Turner
Blue Jays
Sugar Grover
Corry
Dietsch
Ted Francisco
Rowland
Corry Junior High
Mitchell
la ‘Tomer
Serene
Tomer
French, & O
Latos
Francisco
Yanssens A
Maedje O
Pitts
Williams
O Marly
Phillip
Angove
Fic. Oo
Eer Feeney
We Ob
Tower
Irwin Drae
Battin
Benson Cs
VanOrd
Corry Uw
Luvison
Nation’s Top 20 teams clash in biggest winter basketball night
Sixteen of the nation’s top 20 college teams play tonight as Kentucky faces Georgia in Owensboro, Western Kentucky meets Eastern Kentucky, and Duquesne hosts the Quantico Marines. Duke, Washington, Indiana, Notre Dame, and Cornell also figure in key matchups across major conferences.
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New York
Kentucky
Georgia
Owensboro
Adolph Rupp
Wildcats
Western Kentucky
Eastern Kentucky
Duquesne
Quantico Marines
Philadelphia
Frank Seluy
Furman
Tom Goll
LaSalle
Selvy
Gala
Explorers
George Washington-Duke
Durham N. G
Duke
Associated Press
Generals
Indiana
Michigan State
Hoosiers
Seattle
Gonzaga
Notre Dame
DePaul. H
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Yale
Princeton
Dartmouth
Oklahoma
Holy Cross
St. John’s
Brooklyn
Boston
Maryland
Virginia
Fime
Tigers
Brown
Kentucky May Hold Bryant to Contract
Kentucky athletic officials debated keeping football coach Paul Bryant to his contract amid his sudden departure to Texas A&M. President Dr. HL Donovan resisted resignations. others expected no action, keeping Bryant bound. Texas A&M officials weighed signing before release from Kentucky while Bryant’s future remained unresolved. Also includes boxing results from Madison Square Garden and West Palm Beach cards.
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Lexingion
Manomues
Paul Bryant
Texas A&m
Bryant
HL. Donovan
Athletic Association
Texas Adt
Kentucky
W. L. Peaberthy
Aggie Athletic Council
A&m
David H. Morgan
Giardello Wins On TKO In First Round
Joe Giardello stopped Walter Cartier in 2 48 of the first round in New York. Cartier was down three times before the referee halted the bout. Giardello weighed 180 pounds to Cartier's 101 and the match drew 4 051 fans paying 13 378 dollars.
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Joey
Joe Giardello
Walter Cartier
Joe
Garth Panter
Salt Lake City
Panter
Giardello
Cartier
New York State Athletic Commission
Harry Keasler
New York
Winter bird feeding sparks community questions in Pennsylvania
Northwest readers share bird sightings and curiosity about species counts. The author notes Pennsylvania hosts about 300 bird species, the U S has around 800, and the world about 25 000. Lifespan ideas, banding data, and reasons birds have wings are discussed with patience.
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Peta
Pennsylvania
United States
Hal "Harrison
Pensylvania
Talwaya
Bowling standings and scores from local leagues
Raymond Jewelers B lead cut to 10 with Grice Jewelers and Martin Motor Sales gaining on Wayside Market. Scores show Raymond Jewelers 33 43, Martin Motor Sales 433 602, Wayside Market 627 611 565, Grice Jewelers 500 572 66,1st place shifts noted. Corry Jamestown lead trimmed in YEW Ladies League after Sawyer's Studio results. Rosa Baker top individual with 182. Hartley’s keep VFW C League lead with multi-game totals. Scholastic, NBA and college scores listed with multiple teams and results.
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Raymond Jewelers
Pers
Grice Jewelers
Martin Motor Sales
Katherine’s
Grice
Corry-Jamestown
Sawyer
E Andangth
Garry-Famestown
Sawyer's
Meordink
Evan
Corry
Jamestown
Rosa Baker
Aingleton
Orioles Chisox Complete Trade
New York reports outfielder Chuck Diering joins the Orioles as a potential centerfield starter after a St. Louis and New York NL stint. Johnny Lipon and Groth traded to Chicago White Sox for Sam Mele and Neil Berry with no cash exchanged. Phillies reach deal with Del Ennis for about 26000. Other signings include Andy Pafko Kim Wilson and Morris Martin plus Pete Naton Dale Coogan and Yachel Perkins.
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NEW York
Chuck Diering
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Baltimore Orioles
Diering
Johnny Groth
Orioles
Groth
Johnny Lipon
Chicago White Sox
Sam Mele
Neil Berry
Philadelphia Phillies
del Ennis
Ennis
Milwaukee Braves
Andy Pafko
Er Kim Wilson
Morris Martin
Philadelphia Athletics
Max Siirkont
Pete Naton
Firet
Dale Coogan
Pittsburgh
Yach
el Perkins
Baltimore
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Lee Austin
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Chisox
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Mele
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Phils
Jim Soo
Billy Francis
C. R. French
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Al's Clothes Shop
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Fogle Lumber CO
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