Beavers End Cage Season Host Franklin Quint
Corry High faces Franklin in a home season finale as the Beavers chase their third win of 1959-60. Franklin, 5-2 in league play, seeks 6-2 while Corry aims to crack 1,000 points on the year with 19 games played.
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Beavers
Franklin Quint
Corry High
Franklin
Meadville
Orange
Black
Corry-Franklin
Hiem
Knights
Pranklin
Jim McCullough
Givens
Bulldogs
Low Eogle
Ted Smith
Fred Harris
Hichs
Lancers
Corry
Roger Hoover
Knight Squires
Warren
Titusville
OM City
Erie boxer Johnny Bigratro defeats Christy Bru in eight
In Culley Auditorium, Erie's Johnny Bigratro handily defeats Tony Christy Bru by unanimous decision, halting Christy’s 19 bout win streak. The eight round feature left Christy with an eye cut and bleeding, while preliminary results list several local bouts and outpoints across the region.
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Tony Unmisty
Pittsburgh
Erie
Johnny Bigratro
Culley Auditorium
Christy
Ukefeht Bieiuero
Diy Deydis
Walt Abbott
Detroit
Yom Gerarde
Warren
Tex Nata
East Night Fights Stir Lewiston and New York Card
Jimmy Grow, 18, Lewiston Idaho, outpointed Jim Carter, 138 pounds, Oakland, by cane in New York. Jimmy Aveher, 148, New York, outpointed Johnny Gor myn, 148, Brooklyn, 10 rounds.
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East
Rouse
Tdaho
Jimmy Grow
Lewiston
Tdail
Jimny Carter
Oakland
Cane
New York
Sunny the Garde
Jimmy Aveher
Johnny Gormyn
Brooklyn
Lind Climbs Scoring Standings In Weekend Run
Dragons' Lind rises to fourth in Section II scoring after a 16 point effort against Titusville Friday. Corry's Jim Davison drops from ninth to tenth after scoring nil against Meadville's Bulldogs. Leader Lary Graham of Meadville remains atop with 193 points, while Franklins Lou Fogle sits second with 139 and Bob Munter of Meadville close with 133 as top names shift across the list.
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Warren
Doug
Corry
Jim Davison
Lind
Titusville
Meadville
Ted Smith
Franklin
Jim Brosdhurst
Fred Bloom
Blooms
Bob McVicker
Morse
Stewart
Hiy Axe
Lary Graham
Lou Fogle
Bob
Munter
Graham
Fogle
Lad
B. Hunter
Tind
Grannis
Toth
Broadhurst
Bloom
Smith
Davison
Kremer
Vergis
Dabrowski
Matter
Harris
Barr
Mevicker
Passilla
Bowling Leaders Shine In Local Pin League Night
Walt Nollinger posted a 221, Ed Stagie tallied 201 and 208 with a 30 percent series as Bolw-Air Men dominated local action. John Peterson 214, Casper Worio 212, Dick Smith 210, Abbey Woius 210, Dale Webstur 201, and Gilleam 201 led a field of strong scores. Dingfelder 209 and Eddy 301 headlined the Corry dafestown keglers, while Rosin Buteau produced a 200 179 189 for a 559 top series in the VFWA. Mary Hnatyszyn opened with 213 toward a 616 set, and Millin Orn posted 176 200 for 541. Other notable scores included Dal Morton 182 178 320, Fern Rothrock 177, Norma Walters 190, Nancy Cerrie 185, Rose Gliona 181.
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Walt Nollinger
Singleton
Ed Stagie
Bob Eddy
Dingfelder
Eddy
Tadies
Vfwa Loinch
Rosin Buteau
Mary Hnatyszyn
Millin Orn
Dal Morton
Marive Sample
Fern Rothrock
Dune Dorrance
Norma Walters
Nancy Cerrie
Rose Gliona
Hunter Slim Pick in Bout Tonight at Madison Square Garden
New York boxing card features Eddie Machen versus Hunter Slim Pick, a 15 to 11-10 favorite in a heavyweight clash at Madison Square Garden. Machen is rated No. 1 with Hunter No. 7 by the Intel National Boxing Association, despite questionable odds swayed by recent form.
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New York
Tari
Sing Hunter
Troit
Eddie Machen
Madison Square Garden
Machat
Hine
Hunter
Luibealer Ii
Macheu
Redding
Riflemen Face Lawrence Park in Postblizzard Action
Riflemen host Lawrence Park in an A team clash and Northern Pennsylvania league mate match. The B team travels to Erie to meet the General Diecuse club. Snow disruptions hit last week with poor weather forecast for tonight. Last night’s boxing results include Felix Pelon Cervantes defeating Billy Thomas in Los Angeles.
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Lawrence Purama
Pennsylvania
Ene
Los Angeles
Felix Pelon Cervantes
Billy Thomas
San Francsto
Area Cage Schedule Skews Through Franklin and Corry
A scrambled FRANKLIN at CORRY schedule lists WABRIEN and other games across region with venues including Meadville Sparhinsbiel Cranberry Sharpeville and Jamestown as teams move through a crowded fall slate.
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Franklin
Corry
Titusville
Ollerry
Meadville
Wabrien
Ravidilpl
Sparhinsbiel
Cranberry
Sharpeville
Mulineek
Jamestown
Yanks Upset Canada in Olympic Hockey Thriller
In Squaw Valley the United States stunned Canada 2 1 in round robin play as Bob Cleary and Paul Johnson scored for the US while Jarl McCannen made 39 saves. The Soviets led strengths in speed skating and relay events with Penny Pijou aiming for skiing gold amid strong US figures. Victory kept US hopes alive for a medal haul as Russia and other nations vied for top honors.
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Squaw Valley
Calif
Onele Sam
Carol Heiss Auitalion
U.S
Canada
Soviet Union
Moedas
Gilford
Eiris
Dave Jenkins
Western Reserve University Medical
Ozone Park
N.Y
Jwnkus
Dyin
Nad
Frarce
Alain Gilettn
Don Jackson
Tim Brown
Sacramento
Germany
United States
Sweden
Oalie Jarl Mccarnen
University of Minnesota
Bob Cleary
Pail Johnson
Jim Connielly
Finland
Venkko Hultulinen
Onehor Kip
Norway
Haken Briaveen
Viktor, Kosichisin
Knut Johannesen
Secon
Holland
Jan Pesman
Arnold Uhrlass
Yonkers
St John’s and NYU Revive New York Basketball Prestige
St Johns underdog Joe Lapchick led the Johnnies to an 17-5 record with an 80-? win over Manhattan in a Madison Square Garden doubleheader, while NYU, under Lou Rossini, posted a 76-70 victory over Temple. North Carolina kept pace in the ACC title race as West Virginia opened its Southern Conference tournament with a win, Utah ran its win streak to 10, and Utah State defeated Montana in the Skyline race.
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New York
St. Johns
Joe Lapchick
New York University
Violet
Lou Rossini
Johnnies
Manhattan
Midison’Square Garden
NYU
Vth
Temle
Redmen Aid Violets
North Carolina
West Virginia
Ttal
Utah State
North Carolin
Virgina
Richmond
VMI
West
Willie Aiersa
Utah
Brigham Young
Montana
Hockey Results and Schedule Fragments
Hockey results show no games on Thursday while Saturday schedule lists New York at Montreal Detroit vs Boston and Chicago matchups as untelevised. Details are fragmentary and timing unclear.
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New York
Montreal
Detroit
Orha
Boston
Chicago
Aller
Deer kill down from 53 season in Pennsylvania
AP reports Pennsylvania's 1959 deer kill totaled 90,172, down 20,000 from the prior season. The State Game Commission called the total good under forest conditions, citing fewer hunters and reluctance to trek far from roads as factors.
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Hamusouma
Pennsylvania
State Game Commission
Derr
NBA Results Recap and Friday Schedule
Minneapolis beat Cincinnati 105 to 95 and Syracuse defeated St Louis 110 to 105. Philadelphia won 131 to 121 over New York while Boston topped Detroit 121 to 107. Friday features Minneapolis at Boston and Detroit at St Louis with New York at Syracuse on the after tour TV schedule.
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Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Gyracuse
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Detroit
St- Louis
Syracuse
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Wright
Doug Stewart
LeRoy Rieck
Tom Morse
Tuy Risk
Evie
Kenny Terry
Buffalo
Dick Crosby
Bear Lake
North Clymer
N. Y
Dragons
Eris
Johnny Bizzarro
Eric
Tony
Chilsty
Pillsburgh
Corry Pharmacy
National Bank
Moose
Texas Lunas
Bors
If & Fitch
The
Frosties
A & B Distributors
American Legion
St & Fitch
Corry Phar
Evans
Joe Moose
Mélnnes Steel Blaz Al's Clothes Shop Ag Ay
Ajax Office
Dil Johnson Brothers
Ajax
Johnson Brus
Monse’s
MeTries Steel
BGR
Coselake Daires
Al's
Anda Ajax Office
Pees Corry Jamestown League
Hunter Slim
Riflemen
Lawrence Park
Wolf
Amboy
Walnut Creek
Lawrenc Darks
Gommy
Meadville Ae
GEAA
Cory
Fears Park
Yanks
St. John’s
Aera
Velveeta
Betty Crocker
Onight
Corry ‘Savings Cloang
Center Street
Carol Heiss
Koehler
A&b Distributing Co
First Ave
Blondie
Ieee
Ohio
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