Beavers Visit Meadville As Meadville Seeks 40th Straight
Meadville hosts Corry in a key Section 1 clash as Eubanks sits out with a lip and gum infection and Bill Peters continues to recover from a leg injury. Clyde Stallamith steps up for Meadville while Corry eyes an upset on the road after last year's 92 51 setback at Meadville.
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John Joy
Clyde Stallamith
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Latos Leads Corry Beavers In Section 11 Pace
Corry Beavers statistics show Ed Latos with 76 points to lead scoring through five games ahead of Terry Williams at 56. Don Kauer has 34, Lee Williams 30, Jim Davison 26, Bob Nichols 22, Carl Clabbatz 10, and Jim Palmer with Danny Wentz at 2. Latos and Williams pace the team in recent games as Craggmen hold a 3-2 record and edge foes 256 to 252 in total points.
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Don Kauer
Lee Williams
Jim Davison
Bob Nichols
Carl Clabbatt
Jim Palmer
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Meadville Tribune Scholastic Basketball Ratings
The Meadville Tribune releases first scholastic basketball ratings. Bulldogs lead Section II at 4-1, with Oil City and Titusville tied for third at 45.0. Corry at 42.9 and Franklin 41. Warren 6-11, Ti tusville 2-2, Corry 0-2. Other leagues: Hickory top in Section III, Erie Vincent in Section I. Cochranton Townville unbeaten in nine.
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Corry Grapplers Win First Parity Meet 52-50 Over Wattsburg
Corry grapplers earned their first post wrestling era victory yesterday, beating Wattsburg 26-17 in an unscheduled CAHL meet at the school gym. Four pins paced the Beavers as Kenny Stutman, Don Buell, and Dave Carlson won by pins, while Gary Johnson and Dave Gordon added decisions in key weight classes.
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Titusville
Bowling leaders set pace in Corry Jamestown league action
Tony Radecki led the Corry Jamestown League with games of 225 and 202 for a B10 series. Jim Hobbins Snow Shampos and A Tombo posted high scores in the C I circuit while Tom Pierott topped the Bowl-Aiter League with 231. Nancy Cerrie led the VFW ladies A loop with 209 and several others surpassed 175.
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Leonard Migliaccio
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Joe Niedomus
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Elsie Hixson
Marion Bulard
Mary Hnatyszyn
Pettit Returns but Hawks Fall in Narrow Loss to Warriors
Bob Pettit returns for the St. Louis Hawks after an ankle ligaments injury but the Hawks lose 95-93 to the Philadelphia Warriors in the nightcap of a doubleheader. Ed Macauley leads with 26 points, while Paul Arizin and Neil Johnston pace Philly with 22 each. Tom Gola's late guard score sealed the win as Chuck Share cut the deficit but Woody LaRussa Berry stole the ball with 11 seconds left.
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NYU Basketball Coach Howard Cann Resigns After 20-Year Run
Vic Obeck, athletic director at New York University, will seek a new basketball coach at the NCAA Convention in Philadelphia. Cann, who has led the team for over two decades, announced this would be his final season.
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Near Deadline For City Loop Entries
City Loop basketball entries near deadline with Russ Brant overseeing the recreation cage program. Only four teams have submitted forms, with rest due by 5 p.m. tomorrow to be admitted. if more fail to file, the league will feature just four squads this year.
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ELS DAD DIES: PETER RUNNELLS FATHER PASSES
E Runnells Sr. age 67 father of major league pitcher Pete Runnells of the Washington Senators died yesterday after a long illness in Lufkin Texas.
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Honor Johnny Unitas Washington Touchdown Club honors Pro
The Washington Touchdown Club yesterday named Baltimore Colts quarterback Johnny Unitas as the outstanding professional football player of the year.
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Gonzales Tops Hoad In Australia Tilt
Pancho Gonzales from Los Angeles defeated Australia’s Lew Head in a thrilling two set match opening a 100 minute series. The Australian duo Hoad and Brisbane were edged as Gonzales claimed victory in straight sets.
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Frick studies New York movement for baseball teams
Commissioner Ford Frick and a four man committee discuss whether New York can host an Open city franchise or if Yonkers gains exclusive rights. The effort aims to clarify territorial rights for the major leagues and to allow a large city to support two teams without infringing on existing clubs.
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Bolt wins Pro-Celebrity Tournament before Los Angeles Open
Tommy Bolt of Chattimooen Tennessee captured the Pro-Celebrity Tournament on the eve of the 40,000 seat Los Angeles Open with rounds of 32 34 65 as the event concluded. The Coliseum Commission remained deadlocked on letting the Dodgers use the stadium during the 1958 season. Sibbie Sisti, ex-Boston Brave star, was named manager of the Sacramento Solons of the Pacific Coast League.
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Oklahoma State Beats Kansas Jayhawks In Overtime
Oklahoma State upset the second ranked Kansas Jayhawks 52-50 in overtime to hand Kansas its first defeat of the season while Chamberlain missed the game with a groin injury. The Cowboys pulled away with a late surge after a tied regulation, securing the win and boosting their record.
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Navy Cleans Up In Cotton Bowl Takes 160000 To Annapolis
Navy defeated Rice 20 7 in the Cotton Bowl earning about 160000 after expenses to fund Annapolis new three million dollar stadium. Other bowls split gate and TV receipts with conferences. Sugar and Gator Bowls also share for Southwest and SEC members. Final 1957 figures incomplete but show Navy ahead of most rivals in bowl earnings.
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Banquet Tickets Still Available at Local Cafes
Seaver Club announces the All-Sports banquet tickets remain for sale through tomorrow. Secretary Dr. J. Kel sey says dinner counts are needed for headcount and meal prep. The event starts Wednesday at 6 30 PM in the Cory Area High School cafe with tickets at Ritz, K and H, or Jansen's.
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Veteran LA QB Nermai Brooklin retires from pro football
In Los Angeles, quarterback Nermai Brooklin announced his retirement from professional football. In Schenectady, Keith Doyle was named head football coach at Union Dollar. Detroit saw Jimmy Skinner re sign as coach of the Red Wings and was replaced by Sid Abel in the NHL's coaching ranks.
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Busso and Rosi Set Tonight Showdown at Madison Square Garden
Paolo Rosi and Johnny Busso are slated for a 10 round lightweights bout at Madison Square Garden tonight. Repeated delays due to injuries and managerial concerns loom as NBC plans radio and TV coverage with three officials scoring by rounds and a supplementary system if seven rounds are reached. Rost brings a 2 4 1 pro record in 31 fights while Busso stands 1 5 1.
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