Beavers Close Rough Basketball Season With Narrow Losses
Sport Cage Review notes a hard fought season for the Beavers. They opened with a 46-43 win over Millcreek, then a 67-37 setback at McDowell. They beat Oil City, edged Youngsville, lost to Meadville, fell to Erie East, and dropped a 48-43 heart breaker to Warren before beating Titusville and narrowly losing 59-58 to Franklin Knights.
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Titusville
Knights of Franklin
Beavers Lose Streak After Narrow Harborcreek Thriller
Turning Point in the araneuing season sees a 85-28 rout of Ol City, then Meadville beats Corry 92-51. Beavers drop next three to East Warren and Harborcreek, with a dramatic 60-58 overtime loss to Harborcreek before sweeping Titusville 92-72 and falling 74-58 to Cathedral Prep. Franklin edges Cragemen 43-41, then down Youngsville to close the run.
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Cony High Coach Lou Hanna Attends National Coaching Clinic
Grid Convention in Atlantic City from March 11 to 14 gathers over 700 high school and college coaches. Clinic director Dr. Harry G. Scott assembled a strong lecturing staff to cover pass defense and offense, single wing, tackling, and coaching psychology. Guest speaker Herbert O. Crisler, University of Michigan athletics director, will speak at the banquet as part of the program.
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Cony Area
Atlantic City
Harry G. Scott
Herbert O
Frite” Crisler
University of Michigan
Local sports roundup highlights season ends and key players
Warren junior varsity finishes 18 2 in a season split by Ott City and Jamestown. Hobberg scores 22 as hero for the junior Dragons. Tri County Class B playoffs set for Meadville. Dave Brown of Cambridge Springs to Box in Pierpont Ohio. Franklin's Red Avia beats Off City Travelers 103 72. Chick Snell leads Re Arm five with 26. Titusville varsity suffers 66 57 loss to teachers. only notes on remaining gavelty and girls cage results.
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Ott City
Jamestown
Hobberg
Dragons
Meadville
David Mead
Titusville
All-South Conference basketball team earns Sharrar berth
RICHMOND VA Five players with combined scoring over 100 points per game were named to the 1957 All-South Conference team by the Associated Press. Lloyd Sharrar of West Virginia joined Rod Hundley from WVU, Lee Marshall and Dom Flora from Washington and Lee, and Dick Wright of Furman. Hundley, a repeat selection, is hailed for shooting, rebounding and playmaking. Sharrar, a 10-pound 6-10 center from Meadville, tops the Mountaineers’ scoring with 16.8 ppg.
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Associated Dreas
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Lloyd Sharrar
West Virginia
Lee Marshall
Dom Flora
Washington and Lee
Dick Wright
Furman
Hundley
Hot Rod
Sharrar
Fred Schaus
Mississippi
Meadville
Cary Middlecoff Skips Baton Rouge Open Amid Controversy
The Baton Rouge Open kicks off with Cary Middlecoff absent amid dispute over a signed commitment. Four players face fines under a new tour regulation after incidents in prior events. Top golfers, including Middlecoff, were expected to contend at the Baton Rouge Country Club course.
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Yale narrowly tops Dartmouth on last-second shot
Yale guard Don Bab, a 6-4 senior, banked in a 2-foot jumper as the final buzzer sounded to lift Yale over Dartmouth 57-50 and move the Elis into sole first place in the Ivy League at 9-2. Dartmouth fell to 8-4. Bab finished with the decisive field goal after taking a pass from Larry Downs with nine minutes left.
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Duke
Virginia
Calhoun Edges Cotton in Televised Middleweight Bout
White Plains trained Rory Calhoun, 22, defeats Charley Cotton, 26, in a 10 round middleweight fight at City Auditorium. Calhoun weighs 160 to Cotton 155, improving to 9-1-? with a split decision by referee Ray Keech 48-47. Judges favored Calhoun though Cotton led on one card as the winter tournament progresses with Hebert Ford and Palmer among contenders.
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Springfield Tops Buffalo In High Scoring AHL Tilt
The Springfield Reds, in last place, defeated the Buffalo Bisons 8 to 6 in a wild AHL showdown. Buddy Bogue scored three goals in the final period as Springfield rallied. Buffalo’s Sam Bettie added two goals and an assist, while Ted Boone and other contributors boosted the scoring burst.
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Ted
Springfield
Sam ‘Bettie
Buffalo
Giants Face Problem Of New Catcher
Giants face a catcher dilemma as Bill Sarmi ends his career with a heart attack. The club eyes Major League catchers including Smoky Burgess as a top option, with Wes Westrum and rookie Bob Schmidt also in consideration. Ruben Gomez could be sought to balance the roster.
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Elchynski and Keystone clash in City League routs
Elchynski's rout of Keystone 58 38 followed by a 68 38 win over the Keystones in City League action. Melvin Brynt led Elchynski with 18 points, Tom Wiehynski had 17, Chillick 10 as Elchynskii moves to 7-1, setting up a decisive title race with one game left. Black Knights beat Sack Rats 22 from Lowie Sherwood, Thompson's posted first win 34 27 over Aero AA with 11 from Roger Andis and nine from Bob Cote. Upcoming games pit Black Knights against Bichynski, Aero AA vs Sack Rats, and Fox Keystone Byrne.
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Roger Andis
Themapteview
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Avo ‘Aa
Turner Ends Cage Season With 336 Points For Beavers
Turner, the center for Corry Beavers, tops the season scoring with 336 points, edging PJ Dietsch who totaled 309. Dietsch finished second, while other Beavers like Mitchell and Tomer contributed notable totals as the team closed their campaign.
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Raniny
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Sversten Tomer
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Lee Willams
Dick Crakey
Carl Clabbats
Bob Nichols
Eynle Yanssens
Diok Pitts
Jan van Dresar
Ed Latoses
Sid Stewirt
Denny Merkle
Danny Wents
Dartmounth
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