Beavers Meet Harborcreek in Orange and Black Showdown
Tonight at Corry Area High School Harborcreek visits CAHS for the first and only meeting this season in a non league clash. Harborcreek and Vic Crage's Beavers have split three thrillers over the past two years with two overtimes and a near finish that saw a Harborcreek lead erased by missed free throws. Local stars Terry Williams and Ed Latos pace CAHS while Harborcreek counters with Larry Beard Dave Henry Kim Moser and freshman/gun Dave Kennedy Barry Gindlesperger as both teams aim for rivalry win number four.
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Huskies
Larry Gallagher
Cragymen
Larry Beard
Dave Henry
Kim Moser
Dave Kennedy
Barry Gindlesperger
Terry Williams
Franklin
Warren
Northern Area
Titusville
Rocky Grove
Old City
Cranberry
Meadville
Erie
Pettit Leads NBA Scoring as Hawks Pair Dominate
Bob Pettit maintains the league lead with 941 points at a 28.5 average, extending his hold atop the scoring race for five weeks. Cliff Hagans sits sixth with 764 points at 23.2, as the Hawks boast two top scorers, with Arizin and Baylor tied for runner up at 832 points.
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Kentucky
Paul Arizin
Philadelphia
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Minneapolis
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Laker
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Jack Twyman
Cincinnati
Detroit
George Yardley
Olmedo and MacKay Reach West Australian semifinals
Peru’s Alex Olmedo and Barry MacKay of Dayton Ohio advanced to the semifinals of the West Australian Tennis Championships men’s doubles in Perth beating Geoff Strang and Bruce Francis of Australia 6-4 6-3 6-0 under hot sun at Royal Kings Park. The American pair Buchholz and Clifford of Piedmont Calif. fell to top seeds Bayer and Warren Woodcoath 2-7 7-6 4-6.
CAHS Swimmers Open 1st Official Campaign Tonight
CAHS varsity swimming debuts with six experimental meets in 1958 and a full 1959 schedule. Coach Bill Cochran leads eight lettermen including Terry Carroll Dave Hillstrom Clint McCray Fred Ahl Bob Grice Roger Lacey Wayne Vanderhoof Perry Parker in a season opener against Jamestown High at the New York YMCA pool.
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Terry Carroll
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Clint McCray
Fred Ahl
Bob Grice
Roger Lacey
Wayne Vanderhoof
Perry Parker
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Hillstrom
McCray
Carroll
Ill Douglas
Larry Langhurst
Larry Sheelum
Vanderhoof
Tom Dictsch
Harry Norton
Mickey Andersen
David McMullin
Carmen Rainers
John Kelsey
Parker
Grice
Joyce
Lacey
Langhurst
Douglas
Corry
Ahi
Hillsom
Andersen
Erie Tech
aqua-Bravers
Erie East
Boston Defeats Minneapolis In Monday NBA Tilt
Associated Press reports Boston defeated Minneapolis 118 to 106 on Monday. Tuesday schedule lists Cincinnati at Boston, Detroit at Philadelphia, Minneapolis at St Louis, Syracuse at New York, and Detroit at Philadelphia.
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NBA
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Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Detroit
Minneapolis-St. Louis
New York
Syracuse
Bowling Scoring Leads Night Across Multiple Leagues
Paul Brenoel led Bow Aire A League with a 25 game followed by Wayne Skinner posting 201 and 200. Other top scorers included Frank Bernardi 219 Chuck Williams 215 Don Maroney 208 Pete Russell 208 Harold Coati 205 Bill Lairdte 202 Walt Loveland 202 Russ Bemis 201 Joe Smollek 200. Vincent Bensink topped Clymer League with 232 and was joined by Orville Damsot 208 Paul Hoitink 218 Alan Dunnewold 220 Irving Legters 211 Gene Whaley 213 Wayde Querrveld 203. McInnes Steel Co circuit high games were Leonart Migliaccio 225 Bob Hand 214 Pete Glavis 213. VFW B League leaders included Sandberg 208 Zajec 209 Mountain 201 Clark 201 Hajec 201.
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Paul Brenoel
Wayne Skinner
Frank Bernardi
Chuck Williams
Don Maroney
Pete Russell
Harold Coati
Bill Laridte
Walt Loveland
Russ Bemis
Joe Smollek
Vincent Bensink
Clymer
Orville Damsot
Paul Hoitink
Alan Dunnewold
Irving Legters
Gene Whaley
Wayde Querreveld
McInnes Steel Co
Leonart
Migliaccio
Bob Hand
Pete Glavis
VFW
Sandberg
Zajec
Mountain
Clark
Hajec
Area Cage Schedule and League Pairings
Area cage schedule lists matchups across districts including Harborcreek versus Corry Meadville versus Erie East Cranberry versus Oil City Warren versus Northern Area Rocky Grove versus Titusville Millcreek versus Erie Academy Erie Strong Vincent versus Southwestern Erie Tech versus Ashtabliss Guard versus Northwestern Union City versus Spartansbury Linesville versus Conneaut Valley Townville versus Conneaut Lake Cambridge Springs versus Saegertown Edinboro versus Randolph McKean versus Waterford at Edinboro Lawrence Park versus Fairview Wattsburg versus Clymer Hickory versus Mercer Cochranton versus Pymatuning Bradford versus Kane Sharpsville versus Grove City Westfield versus Sherman.
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Meadville
Erie East
Cranberry
Oil City
Warren
Northern Area
Rocky Grove
Titusville
Millcreek
Erie Academy
Erie
Strong Vincent
Southwestern
Erie Tech
Ashtabliss
Guard
Northwestern
Union City
Spartansbury
Linesville
Conneaut Valley
Townville
Conneaut Lake
Cambridge Springs
Saegertown
Edinboro
Randolph
McKean
Waterford
Lawrence Park
Fairview
Wattsburg
Clymer
Kentucky Still Tops AP Basketball Poll as NC State Rises
The Associated Press rankings show Kentucky maintaining first place for the third straight week despite losses by Cincinnati and NC State’s climb to second. North Carolina State, Auburn, and St. John’s also rise with key wins in Dixie Classic play.
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Dan
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Marejnette
Seattle
Tennessee
Villanova
Texas A&m
Ulinotse
Cincinnati Edges Bradley In Double Overtime 86 84
Cincinnati survives two overtimes to topple Bradley 86 84 after a late rally led by Oscar and Mendenhall. The win solidifies Cincinnati’s standing as several top teams clash in a volatile college basketball night across conferences.
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Robertuons
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Big O
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Venturi Wins LA Open With Brilliant Comeback
Ken Venturi of Daly City produced a late surge at Rancho Golf Club to win the Los Angeles Open, posting a course record 278 after birdies and two eagles on the first nine. Art Wall Jr led early but Venturi surged ahead, tying Bolt’s course mark and finishing with a $5,300 prize from a $95,000 event. Maxwell, Bell, Souchak, and others chased but could not close the gap as Venturi claimed the title in cold conditions.
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Vincent Wins 100th Straight Swim Meet
Vincent’s Erie Strong swimming team claimed their 100th straight victory under interim coach Whitey Sola after a dominant meet. Dave Bhabseker set a District 10 record in the 10 yard breaststroke with 1 201.6 seconds and teamed with three teammates to break the district mark in the 200 yard medley relay. The Colonels opened their season with wins over Bile Tech and prepared for a showdown with four teams, including Battle Creek, on February 1.
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Erie
Vincent
Casy TB
Evie
Bhabacker
yeWirming
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Cooper Turns Pro With Kramer Promoter Troupe
In Sydney Australia Ashley Cooper the triple champion turns professional with promoter Jack Kramer. In New Orleans Jet Colonel wins the feature at Fair Grounds by two lengths at odds of $3.00. In Miami Revara scores his third victory at Tropical Park with jockey Bill Hartack riding three winners on the card.
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Australia
Ashley Cooper
Jenny
Jack Kramer
New Orleans
Jet Colonel
Fair Grounds
Miami
Revara
Bill Hartack
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