Beavers Host Speedy Franklin In Section II Contest
Corry Area High School’s Corry Beavers host Franklin’s speed threat Bobby Lynch in a Section II clash. Franklin seeks a league win while Corry aims for their first Section II victory and to slow Lynch, Williams and the Knights in a high intensity junior lineup. The game follows Franklin’s 65-38 win over Corry and features a young Beavers squad with no seniors on the floor.
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Franklin
Corry
Beavers
Knights
Area Cage
Bobby Lynch
Lynch
Terry Williams
Williams
Ed Latos
Carl Clabbats
Jim Davison
Jim Palmer
Lee Williams
Bob Nichols
Don Kauer
Jim McCullough
Walt ‘Thomas
Lou Fogle
Teddy Smith
Fred Harris
Blaine Kuhn
Dick Wojtowicz
Larry McNutt
Stonger
Warren
City
Beaver Posch Vic Creag
Titusville
Stetson
Rockets
Dragons
Queen City
Meadville
Oi City
Corry-Ene East
1957 Chautauqua Deer Kill Records
The State Conservation Department released the official tally for Chautauqua County reporting 2,484 deer killed in 1957. The county’s total included 4,098 bucks and 1,388 antlerless deer, marking the central and western counties’ third largest take. Commissioner Sharon J. Manhs noted a statewide total of 72,677, including a record archer take of 1,199.
Only One Pirate Remains Unsigned in Florida Camp
Roman Mejias, lauded as Cuban Winter League man of the year, has signed with the Pittsburgh Pirates, becoming the 37th player to do so. Bob Skinner is the lone holdout at Fort Myers training camp, while Ted Kluszewski, recently acquired from the Reds, works through light sessions after a back issue.
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Pittsburgh
Roman Mejias
Pittsburgh Pirate
Bob Skinner
Pitates
Fort Myers
Fla
Ted Kluszewski
Ginelmati Redlegs
Kluszewski
Nielsen and Kay survive to final round at indoor champs
New York defends as Jon Kueh Nielsen and Barry Mes Kay advance to the final rounds of the National Indoor Championship. In Arcadia California jockey Eddie Aveavo rode his 4,000th winner aboard Be Four old Gelding Warren Biats in the eighth race at Santa Attila.
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New York
Jon Kueh Nielsen
Barry MesKay
Arcadia
Galif
Eddie Aveavo
Geleiny
Warren Biats
Seattle Halts Baylor as Harteyn Closes Late Upset Bid
Seattle held Baylor to 22 points in the final stretch as Jim Hart sank a 30 foot shot with nine seconds left, lifting Seattle past Baylor 78-77. The win tied a 12 game league streak for the Chieftains and boosted their post season hopes while the Associated Press survey continued to spotlight NCAA bids and conference standings across Miami of Ohio, Tennessee Tech, Notre Dame, Saint Louis, Oklahoma State, and Holy Cross in tight race for regional berths.
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Montana State
Baylor
Tennessee Tech
Miami
Corry-Jamestown
Assembly
Montana
Monul
Engineering
Jim Hart
Chieftains Maintenance
Cme
Hayloy
Oscar Robertson
The
Ring Assembly
Nerup
V Engineering
Associated Press
Ohio
Wayne Embry
Ohio University
Tennnessee Tech
Eastern Kentucky
Morehead
Notre Dame
Yip Mid-American
Ohio Valley
Newark University
St. Louis
St. John's
New York
Madison Square Garden
Oklahoma State
Clemson
Furman
Richmond
May Could Move Bouchee Job With Phillies
Royally touted rookie Harry Anderson, 6-8 200 pounds, may open 1958 at first base for the Philadelphia Phillies after Manager Mayo Smith asked him to report to the rookie school and gave him a first baseman glove. Bouchee’s off season morals case led to his Spokane guilty plea, with sentencing set for next month. Anderson, previously the left field hope, hit 17 homers last season, batted .268 and drove in 61 runs in 118 games.
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Warnie Ria
Harry Anderson
Philadelphia’ Phillies
Mayo Smith
Anderson
Phil
Phils
Ed Bouchee
Ue Jun
Bouchet
Spokane
Wish
Smith
West Chester State Teachers College
Reputer
Gonsales Beats Hoad In 1981 Exhibition Match At Hosdy Tract
In Philadelphia at Hosdy tract during a 1981 charity tennis event Pandity Gon zales defeated Lew Hoad after a three set rally 2 6 8 5 6 6. Meanwhile Pittsburgh Pirates board chairman Brauch Rickey recovers from a mild heart attack.
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Philadelphia
Pandity Gonzales
Lew Hoad
Hosdy Tract
Pittsburgh
Brauch Rickey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Valdes and Miteff Set for Madison Square Garden Showdown
Nino Valdes from Cuba faces Argentina's Alex Miteff in a heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Valdes aims for a title shot after a knockout of Joe Erskine, while Miteff seeks credibility among the sport's elite.
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Madison Square Garden
Cuba
Nino Valdes
Argentina
Alex Miteff
Valdes
Joe Erskine
Mike DeJohn
Erskine
Nina
Bento Jolson
Floyd Patversons
Hikle
Homblity Erskine
Janes
Mayie
Section II Wrestling Tourney Slated For CAHS Tomorrow
Corry High School hosts the Section II wrestling tournament with five schools Warren Titusville Oil City Franklin competing in an all day event. Action begins 1 30 tomorrow with preliminaries and finals at 7 49 pm in the CAHS gym. Coaches draw byes at 11 45 am and the proposed bye plan bases on 1958 results.
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Corry
Res
Beavers
Warren
Titisville
Oi City
Franklin
CAHS
Rod Gun Club Fish Fry Set For Tuesday
The Rod and Gun Club hosts a Tuesday night fish fry at 8 o clock in the East Washington Street club rooms. Merrill Patterson leads the event with fried flounder and trimming, while guests from the Game and Fish Commission, Dr. Elmer Ortner, Ford Motor Company representatives, and wildlife film showings highlight the evening. Erwin MacDonald, club president, outlines plans for the coming year as seven door prizes including an electric shaver, portable radio, and watches are awarded.
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Toen
Washington Street
Merrill Patterson
Game and File Commission
Elmer Ortner
Ford Motor Company
Erwin MacDonald
Corry Club
Six Golfers Tie For Lead At Houston Classic Round Two
The Houston Classic Golf Invitational in Memorial Park Course saw six veterans aged 38 to 42 share the second round lead at four under par. Pete Mazur Ed Oliver Stan Leonard Ted Kroll Marty Furgol and Milton Marusic each fired 68s to top a field of 39 within four strokes. Several notables 69s and 70s followed, including Bill Webb Dutch Herrison Bob Goalby Jay Herbert Jimmy Demaret Joe Conrad and Roberto de Vicenzo, as Ken Venturi Tommy Bolt and Otto Greiner stayed close at seven under via 68s or better.
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Houston
Tex
Pete Mazur
Buffalo
N. C
Porky) Oliver
Canton
Mass
Stan Leonard
Vancouver
B. C
Ted Kroll
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Marty Furgol
Lemont
Milton Marusic
Webster Groves
Furgol
Kroll
Memorial Park
Bill Webb
Kansas City
E. J
Dutch Herrison
St. Louis
Bob Goalby
Darien
Conn
Jay Hebert
Sanford
Jimmy Demaret
Gallery Tavorite
Joe Conrad
San Antonio
Roberto de Vicenzo
Mexico City
Ken Venturi
Tommy Bolt
Chattanooga
Tenn
Otto Greiner
Tenafly
N. J
Wright School Fifth and Sixth Grade Rec Basketball Set for Tomorrow
Fred Schwab announced the Wright School recreation basketball program for fifth and sixth grade teams will be held as usual tomorrow morning.
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Wright School
Fred Schwab
Warriors Crush Syracuse 110-97 in rookie scoring burst
Woody Lauldsberry sparked the Warriors with 34 points as the 6 7 freshman carried Philadelphia to a 110 87 win over Syracuse yesterday. The victory put the Warriors two games ahead of idle New York for a final playoff berth in the Eastern Division. Boston upset Cincinnati 94 92 on Bill Russell’s late layup as the Celtics' magic number shrank to three for the division title.
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Mmnocmien Rres
Woody Lauldsberry
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia
Warriors
Syracuse
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Bill Russell
Bill
Celts
Celtics
Gannon and Geneva Triumph in NALA District Playoffs Berths
Gannon and Geneva basketball teams celebrated their selection to berths in the NALA District 30 Pennsylvania playoffs by turning in easy victories last night. Indiana recorded its 18th victory in 20 starts by defeating Thiel College 92 59 at Indiana. It was the Indians 27th straight triumph on their home court. Nick Tepovich scored 21 points and Don Schena 20 to lead Geneva.
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PEELS
Burue Wesree
Geneva
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Thiel College
Indians
Nick Tepovich
Don Schena
Area Cage Schedule and Result Highlights
Area high school basketball schedule lists Franklin at Copry Warren at Titusville Erie Prep versus Erie East Erie Academy against Erie Tech and other matches across the region. Notable results include an 87 87 tie with Slippery Rock at Beaver Falls and Gannon defeating Allegheny 65 58 in Meadville with Pete Russo scoring 28. Paull Peterson had 28 for St Vincent’s in a 94 81 win over California Teachers at Latrobe. Ken Rager of California finished with 27 in the scoring parade.
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Port
Allegheny
Ridgway
Hickory
Sharpsville
Johnsonburg
Sheffield
Bradford
Curwensville
Farrell
Sharon Grove
City
Greenville
Slippery Rock
Beaver Falls
Jim Hitcin
Togers
Gannon
Meadville
Pete Russo
Paull Peterson
St. Vincent
Californis
Latrobe
Ken Rager
California
Mantle Yanks Near Pact on 1968 Salary
Outfielder Mickey Mantle and the New York Yankees near a 1968 salary, estimated around 75000. An announcement from Lee MacPhail is expected next week. Mantle would be the highest paid in Yankee history after DiMaggio and Ruth if he signs. Mantle, 26, batted 84 homers and 94 RBIs last season despite a leg injury and has been in Florida playing golf.
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Fla
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Lee MacPhail
Yankees
George Weiss
Mantle Sigus
Joe DiMaggio
Babe Ruth
Mantle
McPhail
Florida
MacPhail
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Norma Walters
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Rose Morton
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Sons Brown
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Bob Bracken
Mike Gurrig
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Frank's Tavern
Moose
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Miteff
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Maple Ave
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Cory
Felix Matthews
Dave Johnson
Kenny Stutzman
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Stuart Ball
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Frank Malek
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