Corry Beavers Return to Action in Six-Game Run
Corry High hoops swing back into action for five games starting tonight with a home tilt against Tidioute and a Friday visit to Linesville. Milanovich leads a balanced Beavers scoring effort with Stan Krause near the top, while Jack Wilson paces team scoring with 74 points in six games. The piece also notes strategic changes in college play and local fundraising efforts by the Kiwanis Club.
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VETS FIVE TOPS WATERFORD IN LEAGUE BATTLE
The Carty VFW earned their fourth win in five Erie County Independent League games by defeating Waterford Tables 52 to 43 at State Armory handWood. Joe Frisina scored 22 and Ace Bracken added nine as Waterford led 16 to 6 early, the Vets pulling away with a 31 to 16 halftime edge and extending it to 48 to 31 before Williams substitutes tightened the game.
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Jersey Joe Walcott Beats Joe Maxim In 10 Round Decision
Philadelphia report on a boxing match where Jersey Joe Walcott, a compact aging heavyweight from Camden New Jersey, wins a dull 10 round decision over Joe Maxim of Cleveland. Walcott, historically Louis sparring partner, was viewed as a top looming challenger. Maxim had defeated Walcott in a prior summer bout.
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NCAA Moves to Purify College Sports Amid Sanctions Threat
New York Jan 7 The 52 member colleges of the NCAA will be asked to approve sanctions against schools that provide rooms and board for star athletes. A boycott threat would enforce amateurism standards, as the conference group urges adherence to three principles including institutional control and funding limits.
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Film review pokes fun at majors sport scribe life
Sports writer logs a movie critique of a baseball film funded by the American and National Leagues. The piece lampoons the reviewer’s shift from smoky gardens and Ebbets Field to a hotel screening, praising a segment on the All Star game while noting rapid glossing of the decisive seventh game.
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Wilcox Grocers Sweep Three From Powell’s
The Wilcox Grocers won three straight games against Powell's in Ian Ells' League last evening. The Grocers scored 986, 1011 and 1003 to Powell's 842, 903 and 856. Charley Shuss posted 16%, 162 and 185 for the winners while Bob Franz added 152, 149 and 129 for the losers.
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Junior High to Play Wednesday
Coach Bob Hytle's Junior High capers win their only start and plan a Wednesday home game against Tidioute ninth graders at 7 15. The Blue and White beat Union City on December 17 and aim for a second victory with Roger Ottaway Art Rite Bob Coleman Jack Crawford and Louis Lundy leading the lineup.
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Art Rite
Bob Coleman
Jack Crawford
Louis Lundy
Pittsville
Babe Ruth Improves After Neck Operation
Babe Ruth, once again in the public eye, shows improved condition after a two hour neck operation at French Hospital. Dr Hippolyte Wertheim led the surgery with several doctors present, and Ruth's post operative status was described as satisfactory but serious. Nurses report he remained cheery since admission November 26, with hospital director Harry Kiely confirming the 11:00 am operation and the ligation of a main artery on the left neck.
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Wilcox Five Tops City Bowling League Play
Wilcox Grocers built a 41 to 2 open, then 867 to 783 game rhythm over Corry Water as Ray Burr led with 179, Paul Hurlbut followed with 215, 188, 172, while Corry Sales posted 908, 740, 694 in a strong team showing. Kaspar's beat Sam's 912 to 885 and 747 to 672 in later frames as Bob Raster day led with 680 series. Marty’s and Linn’s teams posted scores amid a crowded Clymer League night with Legion, GLP, and Conservation also scoring in close matches.
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Walt Shanon
Max Devereaux
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Jim Consol
Hogan Wins Los Angeles Open With Shoulder Woes
Ben Hogan captured the Los Angeles Open in a three stroke margin. Playing Riviera in 72 holes he posted 280 four under par, though he battled a troublesome shoulder throughout the four day event. Tony Penna finished second at 283 after a determined late surge.
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Elizabethtown Guard Leads College Scoring Race
Philadelphia January 71 Prankie Keath of Elizabethtown College has a 59 point lead after seven games. He holds 171 points, tops Chet Dembinski of Thester Who with 112, and averages 24.4 points per game. Joe Lord of Villanova is second with 90. Fred Marcineii of Moravian is third with 19.8 points per game.
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Moravian
Beaver Cagers Set for Attitude Test This Evening
Corry High School basketball returns to action after a layoff since December 20. Beaver boys meet Tidbit Friday at home against Linesville in Crawford County Class B play. Coach Milakovich may start Wilsons, Geertson, Dykes, Bugbee with Morgan back from knee injury. Junior varsity plays at 7 15. varsity tips an hour after.
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Linesville
Crawford County
Warren County Flys
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Jack Wilson
Ken Wilson
Dick Geertson
Danny Dykes
Chuck Bugbee
Sonny Morgan
Unknown defeats Orte z for bantam toga unknown
San Francisco January 1 Ald Dade a 23 year old 12 to 1 underdog scored a unanimous 15 round decision to dethrone Lillie Mantel Or ig the National Boxing Association world bantamweight champion. Dade led early and boxed cleverly to neutralize the champion in the later rounds, ending Or igs five year reign and putting the title on the line for the 18th time.
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