Beavers Look to End Home Campaign in Erie and Warren
The Beavers, 8 8 on the season, aim for two 500 plus efforts this week. They host Erie Academy, then travel to Warren for a Section 1 clash as underdogs against the second-ranked Erie squad with a 16 4 season record. Vic Cragg’s team seeks a third league win after a 56 53 win over Warren in a prior meeting.
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Ares. High Dribblers
Beavers
Erie Academy
Warren
Orange and Black
Academy
Golden Lions
Erie
Inds
Vic Cragg
Dragons
Pennsylvania Sees Record Year for Small Game Kill
The annual tally by game protectors shows that every resident small game bird and animal was more abundant last year than in 1954. Despite bad weather during nesting, disease and parasites, cooperation among sportsmen farmers and wildlife authorities produced better hunting in 1955, with many hunters enjoying increased success.
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Pennsylvania
Sport Shorts and Worries From the Season
Sport Shorts note that players have scored 1095 points in 18 games with Dietsch at 909 and a teammate at 237. Rainbow fingerlings from the Cor ty Fish Hatchery head to Luke Pleasant for stocking. Ohio State's Hilbert Bobo faces disciplinary probation as he may miss next fall while Frank Jamus moves to Jersey Shore for the coming season.
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Paul Dietsch
Bill Turner
Dietsch
Corty
Luke Pleasant
Hilbert Bobo
Ohio State
Frank Jamus
Youngsville Mid
Hershey
Jersey Shore
Ted Kroll Wins Tucson Open in Three Stroke Victory
Ted Kroll captured the Tucson Open title after a four day event at El Rio, finishing three strokes ahead of Don Finsterwald. Finsterwald, Linsday, and other contenders chased Kroll through the final holes as Kroll’s steady play clinched the victory earning $2,000.
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Ted Kroll
Tucson
Associated Press
Ariz
Fort Linderdale
el Rio
Don Finsterwald
Budford Meehts
Ohio
Fon
Clenp Lilitne
Patty Springs
Krofl
Wm Birelie
Tommy Bolly
Chittanogwa
Peru
Indoor Track Fails Photo Timer Sparks Controversy
New York Athletic Club Games at Madison Square Garden stirred debate as photo timers, once standard, were dropped due to cost. George Sydnor of Villanova beat Duke’s Dave Sime in a photo finish disputed by judges and crowd. Ron Delany faced boos after a 4 14 Baxter Mile win. Other highlights included Ghovie Jenkins’s 50 meter indoor record and Parry O’Brien’s shot put mark.
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Associated Press
New York
Slong
New York Athletic Club
Madigan Square Garden
George Sydnor
Villanova
Duke
Dave Sime
Sime
Haye
Sydnor
Ger
Ron Delany
A. C. Meek
Vilgrove
Ghovie Jenkins
Tial
Parry O'Brien
Heavent
Leo Cathay
North Carolin College
Harrison Dillard
160 Pounders Active As Sugar Ray Robinson Era Grows
The middleweight division buzzes as Sugar Ray Robinson defends the title against Bobo Olson in Los Angeles on April 20. Contenders like Ralph Jones, Tony Baldoni, Hildy Smallwood, and Ray Drake press bids, with Eduardo Lausse and Hob Boyd also in pursuit of future title shots. Fullmer-Turner, delayed by venue changes, is rescheduled for Madison Square Garden in New York City.
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Ly Associatea
Wtress
Sugar Ray Robinson
Sugar Ray
Bobo Olson
Los Angeles
Thether
Ralph Ker Jones
Robinson
Ray Drake
Brooklyn
St. Nicholas Avena
New York
Eduardo Lausse
Argentina
Milo Savage
Lausse
Hob Boyd
Chicago
Chicaigo
Gene
West Jordan
Utah
Victorien Uni
Gil Turner
Lim
Puller
Salk
City
Hulleabouts
Eye Iice
Spruce, N
Turner
Pullmer
Madison Squire Garden
Hypo Blasts win fifth straight in intramural league
Hypo Blasts defeated Warriors 58 17 led by 14 point efforts from Bob Follett Howie Sherwood and Gates. Dukes beat the Now Notings 49 42 and Crewcuts topped the Bums 43 36. Dyer scored 24 for the Dukes Jackson led Crewcuts with 14. Beavers beat Bears 32 21 Tigers routed Lions 80 40 Davison scored 48 for Beavers Little John Marty 40 for Lions upcoming Saturday games listed.
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Senor High
Warriors
Dukes
Now Nothings
Bob Follett
Howie Sherwood
Gates
Dyer
Bob Jackson
Beavers
Bears
Tigers
Lions
Jim Davison
Little John Marty
Teener League expands as clubs organize for season
A meeting at the new Corry Area High School set the Teener League expansion to five teams with the Columbus Merchants to be led by manager Ronald Dills. Other teams and pilots are Nations Bank Cliff Austin Raymonds Sonny Staples Ajax Merle Ottaway and Aero Supply Joe Glaviano. Ground and budget committees were named for Olin Bracken Field and the four club Minor League includes Yankees Indians Giants and Braves with pilots to be announced.
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Corry Area
Columbus Merchants
Ronald ‘Dills
Pilots
Nations Bank
Cliff Austin
Raymonds
Sonny Staples
Ajax
Merle Ottaway
Aero Supply
Joe Glaviano
Corry-Jamestown
Joe Baresi
Ellis
Vern Group
Moose
George Sprovers
VFW
Sam Baressi
Olin Bracken Field
Roger Brown
Walter Casler
James Stewart
Yankees
Indians
Giants
Braves
Fred Ahl
Tony Sprovers
Lou Hattba
Joe Baressi
Sam Barassi
George Sprovert
Everett Phillips
Ken Harvey
Vic Cragg
Ronald Dills
Clit Austin
Arthur Brundage
John McMahon
Doc" Re
City League Tonight Skips Standings Amid PTA Meeting
City Cage teams play tonight at Wright School as PTA meeting alters schedule. Opening game pits Hichynski's Restaurant against Quality Market with Black Knights, FPA, Barbarians, East End contesting. Hotel Corry idle. Black Knights seek wins to stay near leaders. Colts sign Dillon from Bellwood Pa. Dillon played for Shippensburg State Teachers College. College basketball results include Dartmouth 3 Holy Cross 67 and Niagara 78 St John’s 72 among others.
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Wright School
Hichynski
Dartmouth
Holy Cross
Niagara
St. John’s
Cornell
Columbia
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Penn State
NIT Watching Marquette Dumped By Louisville 76 65
The NIT committee eyes cage results as Louisville drops Marquette 76 65 and faces Xavier Dayton and other potential bids. Memphis State Niagara Manhattan St Francis and San Francisco shift bets as NCAA and NIT races unfold. Nearby scores include Boston over New York and Philadelphia over St Louis.
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Marquette
Associated Press
Louisville
Cardinals
NGAA
Madison Square Garden
Bolind Xavier
Ohio
Dayton
Daytons
Memphis State
Niagara
Manhattan
St. Fran
St. Francis
San Franchisco
Brooklyn Colles
St. Joseph's
Sqlurchy
San Frankisco
Shin Jose State
Tomorrowland
St. Mary's
California
Oklahoma City
Temple
Holy Gross
Ollahioms City
Drake Tontaht
Ube Agaa
Oly Gross
Notrene
Durmouth
Tomphould
Fgg
NEHA
Rod and Gun Club Open House And Fish Fry Tomorrow
The Corry Rod and Gun Club hosts its annual open house and fish fry tomorrow evening at the club on East Washington Street. An expected 900 sportsmen will witness guest speakers from state and local bodies, films, and awards including certificates of marksmanship and prize drawings. Admission requires a paid-up membership card for 1965.
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Corry Rod and Gun Club
East Washington Street
A.V. Coghirmt
Ray Armstrong
Pennylvania Federaton
William Flick
Bragan Sees Pirates In First Division Talk
Bobby Brinn Pittsburgh Pirates top field manager at the annual Dapper Dan Club dinner asserts only Milwaukee and Brooklyn will field stronger clubs than his Pirates. Pitt coach Johnny Mihale receives Dapper Dan award after attending crowd of 1500. Pitt lost 7 0 to Georgia Tech in Sugar Bowl after seven wins in ten regular season games.
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Pho
Pittsburgh
Bobby Brinn
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bragan
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Pirates
Johnny Michelose
Pitt
Georgia ‘Téch
Colts Sign Bellwood Star From Shippensburg Highlighted
Baltimore Colts sign Chester Dillon from Bellwood Pennsylvania who played for Shippensburg State Teachers College. The move marks a notable addition from a smaller college program to the Nilonal Football League.
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COLTS
Dillen
Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
National Football League
Fave
Brekle Chester Dillon
Bellwood, Pa
Shipperisburg
Pas State Teachers College
Dillen Baltimore
Nilonal Football League
Tickle Chester Dillon
Bellwood
Shippensburg
State Teachers College
Hockey Scores From Tonight's NHL Matchups
New York defeated Detroit 2 to 1 while Montreal routed Bovtery 7 to 1. Toronto and Chicago finished tied 1 to 1 in a pair of late games.
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New York
Detroit
Montreal
Bovtery
Toronto
Chicago
Tle
Barons Clinch Playoff Spot With Weekend Wins
Cleveland Barons moved into the final playoff position in the American Hockey League by winning 6-2 at Springfield while Hershey beat Buffalo 10-3. Cleveland later lost 5-3 to Providence as Buffalo beat Pittsburgh 6-4.
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Cleveland Barons
Springfield
Barons
Hershey
Bears
Buffalo
Indians
Cleveland
Providence Reds
Buffalo Bisons
Pittsbugh Hornets
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Heberlein Motor Sales
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al’ Clothes Shop
Erie Brewing Co
Hea Prater
The
Erie Brewing Company
Erie, Pa
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S. First Ave
Corry, Pa
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