Beavers Close Season At Meadville In Final Night Showdown
Meadville hosts Corry Beavers in a season finale double header seeking an upset to affect the Section II title race. Corry, 5-14, matches up against Oil City while Meadville and Titusville chase the league crown. seniors Terry Williams Ed Latos Jim Palmer and Sid Stewart bid farewell as 6-8 and 6-8 stars loom for Meadville and coach Vic Cragg.
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Meadville
Titusville
Corry Beavers
Mead—ville
Bulldogs
Rockets
Corry
Oil City
Beavers
CAHS
Terry Williams
Ed Latos
Jim Palmer
Sid Stewart
Williams
Latos
Tom Morse
Jim Davison
Doug Stewart
LeRoy Rieck
Bob McVicker
Rodney Person
Bob Hunter
Larry Graham
Clyde Stallsmith
Tony Pero
Dave Miller
Lincup
Vic Cragg
Corty Dribblers
Giants
John Joy
Titusville Oil City
Oilers
Franklin
Knights
Warren
Dragons
Grove City
Area Cage Schedule Highlights Local Matchups
Area Cage Schedule lists games across Section 1 with Qorry visiting Meadville Titusville at Oil City Pronidin at Warren and Cranberry at Mercer Rorky Grove facing Lakeview Other games include Cochran ton at Saegertown East Forest at Spartinsburg Panama at Sherman Clearfield at Kane Northern Area at Youngsville Falconer at Jamestown Bradford at DuBois West Middlesex at Sharpsville.
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Qorry
Meadville
Titusville
Oil City
Warren
Cranberry
Mercer
Rorky Grove
Lakeview
Cochranton
Saegertown
East Forest
Spartinsburg
Panama
Sherman
Kane Northern
Area
Youngsville
Falconer
Jamestown
Bradford
DuBois
West Middlesex
Sharpsville
Redlegs Most Improved, Cub Pilot Says
Cubs manager Scheffing assessed the NL prospects saying the Cincinnati Reds were the most improved club after adding Frank Thomas from the Pirates and praising Vada Pinson. Banks and Thomas shone in camp as other signings, including Ashburn to Philadelphia, reshaped rosters for 1958.
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Bob Scheffine
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Scheffing
Frank Thomas
Pirates
Red
Vada Pinson
Ernie Banks
Bobby Thomson
Alvin Dark
Lee Walls
Banks
Thomas
Tampa
Pla
Secral
Don Newcombe
Larry Doby
Cleveland Indians
Doby
Joe Gordon
Philadelphia
Richie Ashburn
Andy Carey
John Jaciuk
New York Yankees
Irene Woodling
Baltimore
Charley Maxwell
Detroit
Felix Mantilla
Milwaukee
Bob Malkmus
Washington
Campy Campanella Sticks To Dodgers Coaching Plan
Roy Campanella, confined to a wheelchair from a long ago car crash, plans to work as a special coach with the Los Angeles Dodgers in Vero Beach, Florida. He will not bring his family. His 15 year old son David faced juvenile delinquency charges for street fighting and a separate juvenile burglary arrest, with a March 11 court hearing and $3,500 bail.
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Roy Campanella
Vero Beach
Mlay
Los Angeles Dodgers
Razrosh
Fis-Son- Tasvid
Campanella
Ruthe
David
Three Britons Crack Ring Magazine Top 10
Ring Magazine’s world ratings put Henry Cooper fourth and Brian London ninth with Joe Erskine tenth in heavyweight top ten. Pastrano falls from fifth to seventh after his defeat, while Johansson and Valdes hold two foreign spots in the top ranks.
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Boxing Ratings
New York
Ring Magazine
Ring
Henry Cooper
Brian London
Joe Erskine
Erskine
Cie | Pastrano
London
Pastrano
Miami Beach
Fla
Sweden
Ingemar Johansson
Cliba
Valdes
Zora Folley
Chandler
Ariz
Sonny Liston
Philadelphia
Oscar Closing In On Scoring Title by AP
Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati moved closer to a second straight college scoring title after an 86 point night against Duquesne. His season average rose to 34.5 while runner-up Liv Byrd of Marshall scored 34 against Morehead State to reach a 30.3 average.
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Oscar Robertson
Vincin
Bowling highlights and top scores in local leagues
Bud Gumbleton rolled a 240 and reached a 600 series in the Cor Jimestown League with a 240 home game. W Dundon H Mortum and J L Snow tallied 200s as others hit doubles, while Ed Glacoma led Bowl-Aire B Leagues with 224. Romeo Mivehiteli Ron Hivcox Chuck Bichynski Teel Bauer Ernie Rachel Jor Glaviano Ronnie Burdick and Bob Ottaway posted 200s or higher. Corty Jamestown League results noted.
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Bud Gumbleton
Tas Might
Temple
W. Dundon H. Mortum
L. Snow
Ed Glacoma
Romeo Mivehiteli
Ron Hivcox
Chuck Bichyn
Ski
Teel Bauer
Ernie Rachel
Jor Glaviano
Ronnie Burdick
Bob Ottaway
Corty-Jamestown League
Provess Paris
Pfeiffer Beer Leads in ABC Bowling Tour Record Feats
Detroit bowler Lubanski dominates the American Bowling Congress Tour with 2116 all events and 764 singles setting records. Pfeiffer Beer team, including Eid, posts a 1175 open team series and 9561 team all events, ranking high in Lowe tournament history while defeating the St. Louis Falstaffs.
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Eddy Lubanski
Bowling Writers Assa Ed
Detroit
Pfeiffer Beer
Vam
ABC
Lubanski
Talk
Dim Spalding
Louisville
Pfeiffers
Pfeiffer
St. Louis Falstaffs
Baseball Star Ashburn Signs Phillies Contract
In Clearwater Richie Ashburn, the reigning National League batting champion, signed his 1959 contract with the Philadelphia Phillies for a reported 38 thousand dollars. Also: Carol Heiss wins her fourth straight world title in women's figure skating in Colorado Springs. Tim Brown leads men after opening figures. Johnny Pott shoots 71 to lead Baton Rouge qualifiers. Noble Drake wins final turbine event at Bowie.
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Johnny Pott
Shreveport
Baton Rouge
Jayvees Meet Varsity In Fall Grid Clash
The article outlines a fall grid matchup where Valley’s junior varsity faces the varsity on the local field, with notes on coaches and season plans. It references Lou and Roger Hoover and lists weather-related adjustments and a canceled game due to conditions. The text also mentions a 1959 junior varsity schedule with dates and opponents such as Warren and Titusville.
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Cal
Loval High School
Titusville
Cary Arded
Howe
Cousy Nears All-Time NBA Scoring Milestone
Celtics star Bob Cousy moved to No 2 on the all time NBA scoring list with 11 778 career points in nine seasons as Philadelphia’s Warriors were beaten 125 10. Frank Ramsey and Tom Heinsohn added double figures, while Dolph Schayes led Syracuse past St Louis and other games noted.
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Ine
Boston Gellies
Dolph Schayes
Syracuse
Tory
Cousy
Prhi—desphia Warriors
George Mika
Minneapolis Lakers
Seliages
Celts
Warriors
St. Louis
Cincinnati Royal
Deira
Louisville
Boston
Frank Ramsey
Tom Heinsohn
Woody Lauldsberry
Philly
Paul Ariel
Nba Scores Mixed Results Across Games
Boston topped Philadelphia 125 to 10 while Syracuse posted 190 points against St. Louis who scored 111 and Cincinnati fell 106 to Detroit 101 in a chaotic set of scores.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Syracuse
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cincy and WVU Romp to Wins as NCAA Nears
Annotated Press notes Cincinnati and West Virginia winning big as NCAA hopes rise. Cincinnati stretched its streak to 14 with a decisive win over Duquesne while West Virginia crushed Davidson in the Southern Conference tourney at Richmond.
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Cincy
WVU
NCAA
Cinemati
West Virginia
Bearcats
Missouri Valley
Oscar Robertson
Duquesne Ean
Robertson
Olda
George Washington
Bobby Ayersma
Virginia Tech
Art Musselman
Fenades
Rearman
Richmond
Ue Whiner
Willam & Mary
Utah
Skyline
Brighium Young
Tine
Yilipo
Pearl Poliveet
Vannilie
Okanoma City
Loyola
New Orleans
Providence
Rhode Island
Althowh Wadee
Johny Bent
St John's
Manhattan
Althea Gibson Wins Exhibition Match in Chile
In Santiago, Althea Gibson of New York defeated Chilean Gurmen Tharra 6 1 16 6 0 in an exhibition that drew about 4 000 fans inside the stadium and hundreds outside. Later Luis Ayala and Maria Tart defeated Daniel Achonda and Althea Gibsorr in doubles 4 6 6 2 6 4.
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Althea
Santiago
Chile
Althea Gibson
New York
Winbiccon
U.S
Chargiplon Gurmen
Meadville Trips Corry Swimmers In Season's Finale
Meadville defeats Corry swimmers to close the season at the Carry YMCA. Sophomores Mickey Anderson and Polo Parker lead wins in yard freestyle and medley events. Lacey tops diving with Kesey second in springboard. Reivers’ Vanderhoff, Gempl, Lang, and others place in multiple events as Corry suffers 17th straight loss.
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Meadville Trips
Corry
Bosvers Fn
Ak Yor Mouivilly
Thi Gochin
Nermen
Veroent Fanburg
Carry Ymca
Cory
Alce
Mickey Andesen
Polo
Lien
Moper Lacey
John Kesey
Treenkyle
Record
Clause OM
Stel
Benstrom
Noble
Douglas
Srd
Grice
Polevard Feestyle
Anderen
Anderson
Ged
McMullin
Recoyl
Vanderhoft
Ded
Carroll
Tat
Bippy Ibs Yad
Fuck OM
Ard
Lang Huns
Pukey U2
Bulner
Gotmpt
Lacey
Kelsey
Sid
Whitehead
Cony Vanderberg
Gempt
Parkeer
Meadville Hall
Miller
Whitehen
Fileky
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al Pumps
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Ation
Lu Borstorll & Pileh
Toes
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A & B Distributing
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Ily
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Borstad-Fiteh
Royelniee Dairy
A&b
Detroit Kegler
Poker Club’s Choice
THE
Erie Brewin
Jayvees
Ron Bul Gousy
VA Tech
Ayersman
Portland
Ore
Bobby Ka
Brattle
Teddy Fedlope Dayli
Hartford
Conn
Sunnyside
Guts den
Jose “Torres
Puerto Rico
Radio Wright
Anuersen
Vanderhoff
Lonnie Douglas
Larry Langhuval
Terry Crvrall
Dave Mel Mullin
Bob Grien
Dave Hillstrom
Hnishes
Pete Walker
Ayuidmann
Service and Health
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First Ave
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Washington St
Corry, PA
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