All-America high school picks by Scholastic Coach six
Keystone State sends 40 players into Scholastic Coach sixth annual All-America selections. Five Pennsylvanians earn first team spots, including Vince Pacekoski and Robert Worrell at fullback, Dan Ficca at guard, Nick Maravich at tackle, and Joe Harris at end. Notable honorable mentions include Bob Gronendaal Hal Redinger and past honorees Joe Walton Jerry Tubbs Paul Hornung Jon Amnett Jimmy Brown and Tommy McDonald.
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Keystone State
Scholalle
Sniors
Bitt
Bob Gronendaal
Hal “Buz
Redinger
Erie
Vincent
Vince Pacekoski
Robert Worrell
Dan Ficca
Nick Maravich
Joe Harris
Joe Walton
Jerry Tubbs
Paul Hornung
Jon Amnett
Jimmy Brown
Tommy McDonald
Corry Football Star Earns Multiple Honors in 1956
The latest Hill weno stranger oh Corry's foot ball honor roll lists an all-Section IT first team selection and honorable mentions on the all-Pennsylvania squad and the Wiswamn Wisemen all-America brewer. He also captured the Richard Bachemer Memorial Trophy as Corry's most valuable player for 1956, awarded at Beaver City barbecue.
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Oh Corry
Wiswamn Wisemen
Bill
Richard Bachemer
Corry
Beaver City
Meadville Bulldogs Meet Erie Strong Vincent In District Playoffs
The cream of District 10 basketball travels to Farrell on March 8 as Meadville Bulldogs, Section 11 champions, face Erie Strong Vincent, Section I holder. The winner advances to Grove City on March 16 to face Lake. The victor will crown District 10 champion and meet the Hel9 champ.
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Farrell
Meadville
Biluhty Bulldogs
Erie
Vincent
Wilake
Grove City
Bours
Conneaut Valley Clinches Second Straight Crawford Title
Conneaut Valley steamrolled Cambridge Springs 68 to 32 Friday night to seal the Crawford County B League crown for the Tridians, extending their unbeaten stretch to the Joop. Megdville Junior High defeated Greenville Juniors 47 to 22, while Piaville wrestling closed its season with a 22 to 20 win over Ot City. Lou Boudreau, KC Athletics manager, witnessed a cellar finish in 1956 after a string of six placements.
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Conneaut Valley
Cambridge’ Springs
Tridians
Crawford County
Valley
Megdville
Greenville
Piiaville
Ot City
Lou Boudreau
Kansas City Athletics
Wilt Needs 40 To Take Scoring Lead
Wilt Chamberlain scores 40 to reclaim major college football scoring lead, aided by Grady Wallace and Chet FTho dot. The piece notes Port No. 3 in the ota ble, with Wallace prominent and ongoing efforts shaping the top scorers race.
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Wilt
Reepees
Chamberlain
Oklahoma
Bank Giant
Agassist
Bob Caroline
Grady Wallace
Bob Wallace
Columbia
Chet
Namie
Poins
Wallace
Seewyere
Beavers Take On Cathedral Prep and LeBoeuf Wrestling Duel
Corry Area High hosts a double feature with Corry basketball and wrestling tonight. Beavers seek a win after a rough stretch as Cathedral Prep faces Corry’s wrestlers against Fort LeBoeuf of Waterford. Jayvees sit out. wrestling starts at 6 80 and basketball at 8 15 with listed Beavers and Ramblers in action.
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Beavers
Cathedral Prep
LeBoeuf
Corry
Waterford
Hemippiers
Ramblers
Coregy
Titusville
Hon Gostella
Jim Ehrman
Erie
Tomczak
Carey
Kopkowski
P. J. Distech
Bil Tamer
Bill Mitchell
Dim Tamer
Don Kauer
Chuck Seat
Ed Lats
Jayvees
Fort LeBoeuf
Terford
Orange and Black
le Boeuf
Kenny Stutzman
Tom Savko
Gary Johnson
Chuck Little
Dennis Hyer
Stewart Ball
Larry | Finley
Chuck Palmer
Los Uteys
Paul Capela
Norman Uppermaan
City Bowling Tourney Planning Session Announced
The Men's City Bowling Association will hold a meeting tomorrow night at 8:40 in the basement of the Public Library. Secretary Anderson announced the session will discuss the forthcoming City League bowling tournament and decide its date and location.
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E. Anderson
Association
St. Petersburg Women's Open marks record 279 by Faulk
Mary Lean Faulk of Thomasville Ga set a new LPGA record with a 279 total to win the $5,000 St. Petersburg Women's Open in Florida. Across the map, Van Dwyer and Delany posted wins at New York and New Orleans events while Classic racers and horses filled the day’s sports brief.
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Petersburg
Fla
Mary Lean Faulk
Thomasville
Ladies Professional Golfers Association
Miami
al Dark
St. Louia Cardinals
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Cheshire
Conn
Ed Walsh
New York
Ron Delany
Villanova
Pred Dwyer
New York Athletic Club
Pitt
Arnie Sowell
Tom Courtney
Charlie Jenks
Phil Reavis
Gen
Duke
Bold Ruler
Hinteah Park
New Orleans
Palr Grounds
Oldsmar
Sky
Lynn
Celtics Only Team Sure Of NBA Playoffs
The Celtics, Eastern Division leaders with 31 wins, appear virtually assured of a playoff berth as the 72-game NBA season winds down. The race tightens with Philadelphia at 32 victories and Syracuse surge altering the standings. big games include New York losses and Western results impacting seedings amid late-season drama.
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Aananeew
National Basketball Association
Fino Rifonith
Svith
Boston Geltics
Syracuse Nationals
Sun Bay
Boston
Nats
New York Wuickerbockers
Philadelphia
Knicks
Minneapolis
Fort Wayne
Rochester
Pisconis
Royals
Celtics
Erick
Vince Boryla
Nick Rally
Phildelphia
Techle
Jum Duffy
Paul Arizin
Joe Graboski
Warlors
National League Unveils New Emblem On Green Book Cover
The National League introduces its official emblem designed by League President Warren Giles. A photo of the emblem appears on the front cover of the 1957 Green Book, with details compiled by Service Director Dave Grote.
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Sinuinna IL
Warren Giles
Neares
Leagie
Lesms
Toray
Ie Boul
Dave Grote
Cii
Giles
Blister Threat To Gonzales Tennis Title
Pancho Gonzales, the 28-year-old Los Angeles pro, revealed a hand blister that could end his tour if it worsens after defeating Kenn Rosewall in Australia. The victory set up a 100-match trek to Dallas where he leads 4-0 as promoter Jack Kramer weighs his star’s future.
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New York
Pancho Gonzales
Los Angeles
Australia
Kenn Rosewall
Isoh Squire Garden
Dallas
Gonsales
Jack Kramer
Pancho
Kraemer
TE Gonzales
Panicho
Seguirine Dinny
Sedeman
Tony Trabert
Rosewall
Gonzales
Semira
Three Teams Can Clinch Cage Titles This Week
BYU Idaho State and SMU can clinch conference titles this week as major college races tighten. BYU can seal Skyline by beating Utah. Idaho State needs a split with Western State. SMU can close a three title run by beating Texas A and M and Rice.
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Associated Press
Brigham Young
Idaho State
Southern Methodist Tizure
BYU
Utah
Western State
SMU
Mustangs
Texas A and M
Jay Hebert Wins $20,000 Texas Open
Jay Hebert, 34, from Louisiana, captured the Texas Open title at Bracken Ridge Park by one stroke over Ed Furgol. Hebert closed with a birdie on the 18th for a 71 and total 271, earning $2,800 and moving second in year money. Furgol shot 67 to finish second at 272. Arno ld Pantier and Tony Folguiet tied for third at 274 after solid final rounds.
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Ban Anuuway
Jay Hebert
Louisiana
Hebert
Sanford
Fia
Brackenridge Park
Ed Furgol
Sir Andrews
Doug Ford
Habert
Fargo
Hlent
Furgot
Vdimme Demarel
Klabieson Lake
Arnold Pantier
Latrobe
Tony Folguiit
Midlothian
Recreation Cage Results and Saturday Night Fights
Senior high league action saw the Pros beat the Bombers 76 to 42 led by Howard McMullin with 26 and Tom Lathrop 20. The Flashes edged Five Joes 32 31 as Steve Calhoun scored 14. Boiler Spartans toppled Boilermakers 85 2 in eighth ninth grade play with Dino Murty 28 and Larry Barr 18. Buckeyes bested Badgers 28 17 as Vanderhoff led with 10. Seventh graders Tigers crushed Cubs 41 5, Beavers beat Rams 25 2, Lions down Bears 21 18. Silver Darts stay undefeated 31 4 over Flaming Arrows, Jayhawks 14 8 over Falcons, Black Knights 20 16 over Globetrotters, Black Hawks 15 10 over Corry vets. Next week Lions vs Beavers. Tigers vs Bears. Cubs vs Eagles. In other notes Kapichan wins at Bowie in Maryland Stakes.
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Bombers
Howard
Sad Bell
McMullin
Tom Lathrop
Fred Wilkinson
Flashes
Steve Calhoun
Art Vanderhoff
Cil Purdey
Boilermakers
Spartans
John
Dino) Murty
Larry Barr
Art Perkins
Buckeyes
Badgers
Vanderhoff
John Duma
Wolverines
The
Tigers
Cubs
Rex Mortis
Bengals
Roger Myers
Beavers
T Rams
John Correll
John Edwards
Lions
Bears
Ica
Dennis Carroll
Charles ‘Thomas
Hears
Eans
Clementary
Silver Darts
Flaming Arrows
Bill Blur
Black Knights
Globetrotters
Bill Bughomer
Jayhwks
Falcons
Bob Lawson
Black Hawks
Corry Vets
Mick Malone
Hawks
Jayhawks
Corey Jets
Hie
Chee Nirah Chee Ewean
Flaming Arows
Women’s City Bowling Assoc holds first round results
The tourney opened with Bennett’s winning Class A, Avalon taking Class B, and Carrolls Git Shop winning Class A. High games featured Rathbun 202, Bulard 116, Bertha Carroll 180, Angie Cropser 180, Muldred Buress 177, Tae Burgard 176, Dorothy Morton 170, Gluyna 116, and Meerdink’s Friendship.
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Women’s City Bowling Association
Bennett's
Avalon
Carrols Git Shop
Dorothy Rathbun
Marion Bulard
Bertha Carroll
Angie Cropser
Muldred Buress
Tae Burgard
Ann Gluyna
Dorothy Morton
Barons Grab Key Wins In Tight AmHL Chase
In a high scoring weekend the Cleveland Barons won twice to climb within two points of Providence Reds while Rochester Amerks and Hershey Bears also notched two wins. Cal Stearns scored late shorthanded to seal a 3 2 win for Cleveland over Buffalo, and goalie Bobby Perreault posted a pair of shutouts as Rochester defeated Springfield.
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Swoomiegress
Just Ale Paints
Providence Reds
Rochester Amerks
Cleveland Barons
Reds
Barons
Providence
Hershey Bears
Rochester
Hershey
Cal Stearns
Buffslo Bisana
Cleveland
Buffsio
Springfield
Willie Marshall
Bears
Bobby Perreault
Perreault
Amerks
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Tiger) Williams
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Corry Pharmacy
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Chic Young
Accordion School of Music
Ostecks Bros
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Thomas Motors of Corry, Inc
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