Corry Beavers Reach Historic Scoring Pace in 1955-56
Corry Area High School Beavers finished the 1955-56 season with a 10-12 record and an 1319 point total in 22 games, averaging 60 points per game as the school’s highest scoring team. Paul Dietsch led with 381 points, followed by Bill Turner with 305, Walt Latos 200, Jim Tumer 141, and Tom Linski 116. Dietsch shot 61 free throws, while the team posted 67 percent at the line, 253 of 619. Regulars included 12 scorers, from Bill Mitchell 68 to Ernie Vansseng two fouls.
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Lockman May Sit On Giants Bench In Coming Season
Carroll Whitey Lockman, key to past NL titles, may join the Giants bench this season as Bill Rigney signals changes. Rigney plans to test Dusty Rhodes, Bob Lennon, Gail Harris for left field while keeping Lockman available. Mueller to lead off, Mays in center, with others in or near lineup as spring training opens around the league.
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Whitey) Lockman
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Willie Mays
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Boston Red Sox
Mel Parnell
Brooklyn
Vero Beach
Fla
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Jin Hughes
Paul
Promoters Seek Monday TV Fight Plum After Club Shutdown
In New York sixteens promoters pursue the Monday night light television bout after the State Athletic Commission revoked licenses of the London Sporting Club and its officers Tex Sullivin and Willie Gilzenbern. They imposed the heaviest penalties in commission history for eight of nine charges, with one charge dismissed for lack of evidence. Minny Helcksen of Sunnyside Arena and Haskell Cohen of the NBA emerged as likely bidders, while Ted Cott of Du Mont promises continued telecast, likely in New York.
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State Athletic Commission
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Gilsenbern
Minny Helcksen
Sunnyside
Haskell Cohen
National Basketball Association
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DuMont
Ted Cott
DuMont Corporation
Nction
London
S.C
Phillies Clinic To Be Annual At Ascoiner Elem
Mayo Smith of the Philadelphia Phillies advocates continuing the club’s baseball clinic and seminar on an annual basis at AscoINER ELEM Clearwater. Four pitchers were ordered to remain after yesterday’s echo closed, leaving the 42 regular rostered players as formal sprint drills open on Thursday. Names mentioned include Henry Bolinda Don Cardwell George Green Dell Kuchore and Jerry Ikuchore.
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Mayo Smith
Philadelphia Phillies
Echo
Henry Bolinda
Pittsburgh
Don Cardwell
Winston-Salem
George D. Green
Wilmington
Dell
Jerry
iKuchore
Holman Favored 2-1 in Televised Heavyweight bout
Chicago’s fourth-ranked heavyweight Joh Holman is a 2-1 favorite to defeat Pennsylvania’s Joe Rowan in a 10- round nationally televised fight tonight from Miami. Holman has risen from obscurity with recent kayo wins over Hob Satterfield Ezzard Charles and Boardwal Bill. Rowan, 21, has 7 losses in 35 bouts but relies on speed to offset Holman’s edge and weight difference. ABC will carry the telecast at 10 p.m.
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Joh Holman
Chicago
Joe Rowan
Phoenixville
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Hob Satterfield
Ezzard Charles
Boardwaile Billy
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Rowah
Willie Pastrano
Rowan
ABC
Last Night’s Fights Across Cities Reported Results
In Portland Peter Mueller of Germany outpointed Jimmy Marlines of Phoenix over 10 rounds. In Miami Beach Botterfield and Harold Santer fought to a draw over 10 rounds. In Hartford Steve Ward of Hartford beat Pat Marline of Union City in eight rounds. In professional basketball Rochester defeated Boxton 113 97, Fort Wayne beat New York 99 95.
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Peter Mueller
Germany
Jimmy Marlines
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Ariz
Miami Beach
Fla
Botterfield
Chicago
Harold Santer
Newark
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Drew
Hartford
Conn
Steve Ward
Pat Marlune
Union City
Rochester
Boxton
Fort Wayne
New York
Teener League Plans Are Made
A meeting of the five Teener League managers with Commissioner Ken Harvey and Lou Hanna decided on a 16 game schedule per team and a four team playoff. Season runs May 21 to August 2 at Loveland Field. Five teams share returning players among Ajax Aero Supply Columbus Merchants Ronald Dilts Clit Austin Raymonds and New players drafted from Little League start in May.
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Lou Hanna
Tom Close
Loveland Field
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Ken Downey
Don Carroll
David Hillstrom
Dick Shat~ Tuck
Terry Williams
Bob Bailey
Ted Heverly
Don Christensen
Sydney Stewart
Merle Ottaway
Aero Supply
Billy Tunnel
John Fitzgerald
Jim Woodworth
Dick Thomas
Terry Houser
Dick Breek
Bob Lindsey
Bob Taylor
Tom Dietsch
Joe Glaviand
National Bank
Don Wents
Larry Gallagher
Dave Carlson
Lee Austin
John Marty
Harry Norton
LeRoy Rieck
Dick Herberg
Clit Austin
Raymond's
Bob Staples
Ernie Yanssens
Fred Wilkinson
Bob Higgkins
Jim Miller
Jim Morton
Tom Mowrey
Larry Barr
John Brundage
Sonny Staples
Columbus Merchants
Ed Lato
Art Perkins
Tom Joyce
Charles Sandburg
Ronald Dilts
Bowling Stars Lead Night Of High Scores In Local League
Bob Wotus and Bob Greider paced last night’s league with 230 and 209 208 games while a string of bowlers posted 200s and 210s including Howard Pier 201 Carl Peterson 200 Ole McCloskey 212 Joe Jungfleisch 210 Bill Lamielle 205 Al Baressi 213 Harry Hotchkiss 208 Lynford Chase 212 Chuck Jackman 224 Agnes Valastink 202 Rose Glaviia 167 Dorothy Lylbn 194 Marlon Bulard 183 Barbara Temple 181 Jane Froehlich 170 Bracken’s 1026 game and 2770 series set new season highs in the Avalon Men’s 4A League. COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Ripppelry Rock 86 Thiel 65 Allegheny 73 Clarion 90 Westminster 90 Gannon 63 Jersey City Teachers 86 National 81 George Washington 98 Georgetown 77 Navy 80 Catholic University 8 Oklahoma A M 65 Wichita 62 overtime Southern Methodist 29 Rice 75
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Dorothy Lylbn
Marlon Bulard
Barbara Temple
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Rice
Dons Ride 48th Straight Victory to CA Title
San Francisco Dons crushed College of the Pacific 87 49 to extend the NCAA hopefuls to 48 straight wins. Coach Phil Woolpert restyled his lineup for a test night as All America Bill Russell poured in 28 points. The Dons eye the NCAA tournament after securing their California title while other schools in the region inch toward bids.
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Sparta Edges Tidioute 45 41 to Close Season
Sparta rign's cagers edged Tidioute 45 to 41 in a season finale, snapping a 21 game winless streak for coach Norm Campbell's squad. Arnold Crosby led Sparta with 11 points as they pulled away in the final quarter after a tight 36 85 through three periods. Tidbute matched the foe with 11 for the losers.
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Warren County Lads
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Sparta
Tidbute
Arnold Crosby
Shantz Masters Arm in Florida Camp Workout
Shantz, a former courier troubled by arm issues for years, delivered a 16 minute mound session at the Kansas City Athletes training camp in West Palm Beach. He threw fastballs, sharp curves, and a changeup as part of a thorough preparatory workout. Detroit edges New York 4 to 1 in hockey scores.
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Fishermen urged to cooperate with farmers in area
Corry Rod and Gun Club held its regular meeting at the sports men's home on East Washington Street. Elmer Simpson spoke on cooperating with area farmers for the upcoming fishing season. A committee was named to build stile fences at Beaverdam Run South Branch of French Creek Hatch Hollow and Coffee Creek, to be completed before opening season. Members urged to attend next month's meeting March 27. Erwin MacDonald won the spinning rod and reel for top ticket sales at the Wally Tuber show. Movies were shown and refreshments served.
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College Basketball Scores and Pairings From Regional Games
Conneaut Valley 71 Sackertown A1 Pleasantville 3 Northern Area 45 McKeesport 91 Tarentum 51 Cornell 73 Princeton 8 Grove City 76 Edinboro 74 Bucknell 69 Franklin and Marshall 60 Geneva 84 Millersville 69.
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