Corry Opens League Season With Oil City Clash
Corry Beavers travel to Oil City for the Section II opener as Jim Tomer returns to the lineup at co captain with Dietsch and Turner. Oil City seeks first win after three losses while Corry aims to avenge a 102 67 defeat. Jayvees meet junior Oilers at 7 pm with other Section II games tonight.
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Oil City Clash
Jim Tomer
Onight
Corry Beavers
Vic Cragg
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Orange and Black
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P. J. Dietsch
Bill Turner
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Jim
Bill Mitchell
Ed. Laos
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Meadville
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Grove City
Saegertown
Spartansburg
Conneaut Valley
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Randolph
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Lakeview
Mercer
Rocky Grove
Fairview
West Springfield
Lawrence Park
Union City
Wattsburg
Witerford
North East
Westeyville
Chestnut Faces Panama Bruiser In 10 Round Showdown
The Chestnut meets Isidro Martinez of Panama in a nationally televised 10 round bout at Capitol Arena. Chestnut sought revenge after a two previous positive outings, while Martinez aimed to win a portion of the welterweight scene. Chestnut pressed early but Martinez fought back, with the bout ending in a late stoppage as Chestnut earns a TKO victory.
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Panama
Capitol Arena
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Franot
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Chime Coely
Brokbyhy
Theo Kesuckoub
Martine
Fae
Ius
Mindy
Mapuel Alfaro
Bowling Results Highlight Top Local Bowlers
Dick Morton led the keglers with a 295 top singles game as Tom Lamendola rolled 233 in a 605 series. Chuck Mung 234, Don Chase 215, Chuck Willett 202, and Ted Bawer 219 were other standout men scorers. Elsie Hixson led the Indies women with 171 169 239 for 579, with M Bulard 202 184 165 and R Baker 170 184 187 also among top totals.
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Dick Morton
Tom Lamendola
Chuck Mung
Don Chase
Chuck Willett
E. Berry
Ted Bawer
Gene Buesink
Buland Hervey
Indies
Elsie Hixson
M. Bulard
R. Baker
Distaff
R Gluyna
H. Hoyt
A. Courtney
J. Beardsley
Wilt Still Pacing College Cage Scorers With 306
Wilt Chamberlain leads college scorers with 306 points in nine games as the Kansas Jayhawks surge. He posted 81 against Oklahoma and 34.0-point average, with notable competition from Pettit and Freeman as the season unfolds.
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New York
Wilt Chamberlain
Sansa ‘Wheat
Shock
Town State
Okshoma
Colorado
Jayhawks
Weoley Olill
Chamberlain
Ncaa Service Bureau
Gundy Wallice
Booth
PCC Weighs Financial Aid Rules For Athletes
At a two day PCC meeting the Presidents Council rejected easing penalties and backed need based grants in aid. The round robin football schedule remains with 11 conference schools and at least seven league games. UCLA USC Washington and California faced penalties related to eligibility and participation.
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Phiifle Coast
Finanvikal
Gousell
Ectioals
Ichichro
UCLA
Southern California
Washington
California
Tye
USC
Walls Wins Bue Rookie Award for Pirates
Pittsburgh outfielder Lee Walls won the John L. Hernon rookie of the year award for 1958 as chosen by the Baseball Writers Association of America. The honor was announced yesterday and will be presented at the Pirates opening game. Walls hit .214 with 31 home runs last season.
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Pittsburgh
Lee Walls
John L.hernon
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh Chagtin
Weiler
Asociation of America
Wats
Pirates
New York
Wills
Elie
Keystone Sport Shorts Highlights From A Wide Sports Week
Philadelphia star Jimmy Bradley named slayer of the year on the national Pop Warner All American list. Vince McNally, Tom McDonald and Bill Barnes feature in North South game honors. Sonny Jurgensen fires a South TD pass. Bobby Davies and Will Renken noted for coaching and officiating. Phillies figures Robin Roberts, Del Ennis to a Lake Worth golf tournament. Eastern League moves stir Johnstown Williamsport and Allentown contemplating a tenchase relocation.
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Phiadelphia F
Jimmy Btadley
Philadelphia
Anal Pop Warner
Hawaii
Vince McNally
Philadelphia Eagles
Tommy McDonald
Oklahoma
Bill Barnes
Wake Forest
Sonny Jurgensen
Duke
McVally
Bet Torgensen
Eagles
Iontract
Ren
Robin Roberts
Curb Shramers
Stan Lopala
Philadelphia Phillies
del Ennis
Lake Worth
Frs
Exchange Club of
Phillie
Mayo Smith
Clevelland
Herb Score
Johnstown
Williamsport
Allentown
Behevectady
Pennsylvania
Tenchise
Walton May Attend Beaver Club All-Sports Dinner
Walton may appear as a guest at the Beaver Club annual all sports banquet at Corry Area High School cafeteria on Saturday January 19. Coach Johnny Michelosen has signed as a speaker for the gala honoring Corry High athletes in football basketball golf or track. Tickets cost 250 and are available from any chair director with more sales planned downtown. A crowd of 300 plus is hoped for alongside the high school team members.
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Sige
Cap Mumeaues
Beaver Club
Conny Area
Fitz
Johnny Michelosen Hies
Corry High
Walton
Erle
Michelosen
Sugar's Return Bout Slated for Mid March
New York promoters lined up a rematch between Gene Fullmer and Ray Robinson after Fullmer won the title at Madison Square Garden. Robinson voiced eagerness for a title comeback and another payday as plans called for a Garden rematch in mid March with TV blackout risks shaping profits and venue draws.
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Gene Fullmer
Ray Robinson
M Filmer
Jim Norris
Robinson
Madison Square Garden
George Galnford
Sugar Man
Fullmer
Fox
Norris
Philadelphia
Garden
Marv Jenson
Baseball Great Pneumonia Update From Hall of Fame
Baseball great SewASUTA) St. Bauwaner a former Hall of Fame outfielder in critical condition with pneumonia after a Sunday illness. His wife reported some improvement but he remains in the hospital’s critical list requiring oxygen. Warner 58 had a previous pneumonia attack in five years and planned to play in an old timers game in January at St. Pol fixe. He starred with the Pittsburgh Pirates and also played for the Boston Braves and New York Yankees. The Chicago estate of Grace Comiskey, former White Sox owner, was valued at about 459200.
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St. Pol Fixe
Mieatteee
Pirates Sign Virdon and Minner in New Deals
The Pittsburgh Pirates added two players to contracts, outfielder Bill Virdon and left-handed pitcher Paul Minner. Terms were not disclosed. Virdon hit .319 last season, placing second in the National League. Minner, 33, was released by the Chicago Cubs earlier and joined the Pirates after a May 17 trade with St. Louis.
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Cule Burgh Pirates
Bill Virdos
Paul Minner
Virdon
Hawke Aarop
Milwal- Jed Braves
Pirates
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Minner
Chicago Cubs
Senior Bowl lineups set for tense Mobile tilt tomorrow
Mentors named for North and South squads in Mobile with strong offense and rugged defense planned. North to air more with Joe Kuharich and Len Daynon while Suharich counters with bruising ball carrier John Bayuk and a swift backfield featuring Terry Barr Jim Podoley and Del Shofner.
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Ala
Joe Kuharich
Yankees
Purdue
Len Daynon
Suharich
Washington
Golf Pro William J. Stein Dies at 55 in Mineola
William J. Willie Stein, 55, a leading golfer for decades and a golf pro for over 30 years at Wheatley Hills Country Club, Bash Williston, N. C., died yesterday. Last night’s boxing results: Kid Centella, 126, Wharapui, stopped Ar Ramoni, 135, Oakland, Cal.
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William J. Willie Ftein
Wheatley Hills Country Club
Bash Williston
N. C
Los Angeles
Kid Centella
Wharapui
Ar Ramoni
Oakland
Oalf
Dayton Slips as Dukes and Hilltoppers Rally
Dayton, once a college basketball power, struggles this season under coach Tommy Blackburn. Duquesne, Xavier, Utah State, Western Kentucky and Florida State pull upset wins or strong showings, with Xavier’s Chris Freeman and Hank Stein scoring in a Musketeer win and Utah State edging Utah in overtime. Florida State tops Furman for third place in the Senior Bowl Tournament as Wake Forest thwarts George Washington.
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Tommy Blackburn
Flyers
Giants
Bill Uhl
Ray Dier- Inger
Jimmy Paxson Ganz
Blackburn
Duquesne
Louisville
Dukes
Dave Ricketts
Daythn
Xavier
Western Kentucky
Associated Press
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Utah
Bradley
St. John's
Brooklyn
Florida State
Ion
Biy Furman
Oklahoma City
Arieone
Wake Forest
George Washington
Morehead
Xavier Soph
Chriiy Freeman
Hank Stein
Ech
Ren
Jimmy Booth
Musketeers
Western Kantucky
Ted ‘Smith
Smith
Florida
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