Bowling Results from Bowl-Aire and League Action
Hank Roskowski posted a 607 series after games of 206 and 208 in last night’s Bowl-Aire Men’s A League. Har old Coan led all with a 928 single. Multiple players surpassed 200 in Men’s A, Clymer, VFW B, and Avalon leagues, including Leon Root 212 and Joe Baressi 218 in A, Vincent Legters 211 in Clymer, Munn 224 in VFW B, and Frank Bernardi 219 in Avalon B.
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Hank Roskowski
Harold Coan
Leon Root
Joe Baressi
John Oesch
Jim St. George
Jim Consolo
Tom Cragg
Ee Loomis
Marv Perkins
F. ‘Hajec
Avalon
Frank Bernardi
C. VanTassel
Beavers Seek Sixth Victory in Tough Erie County Showdown
Corry's Beavers, 3-2 in league play, travel to Youngsville for a non league clash before opening Section II play against Meadville. Youngsville, boasting eight lettermen after a title season, sits 2-4 but features depth and a veteran lineup led by Monlak Brenneman and Diniiny. The Beavers will lean on captain Lee Williams and guard Ed Dates as they face a stubborn Eagles squad with recent losses to Warren and Lawrence Park.
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Corry
Beavers
Youngsville
Seaason
Eagles
Lee Williams
Ed Dates
Don Kauer
Terry Williams
Bob Nichols
Dim Davison
Carl Clabbatt
LeRoy Rieck
Zagles
Warren
Lawrence Park
Erie County
John McCanns
Chuck Halfast
Jim McMeans
Bob Matteo
Bob Keith
Meadville
Erie
Titusville
Rocky Grove
OW City
Cranberry
Jamestown
Franklin
Erie Tech
Pirates Sign Law as Stuart Hopes Rise in 1958
The Pittsburgh Pirates have seven players under contract for the 1958 season after signing pitcher Vernon Law. The club also expresses confidence that Dick Stuart, a minor league home run hitter, can prove himself this season with leads from strong winter ball reports in Cuba.
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Pirates
Law
Stuart Enen i
Pittsburgh Pirates
Vernon Law
Dick Stuart
Cuba
Stuart
Blackbourn Ousted as Packers Coach
The Green Bay Packers ousted head coach Lisle Blackbourn and named top assistant Ray McLean to lead the team next season. Blackbourn will take a year off under his five year contract and is to be paid the full $25 000 owed for the third year.
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Unees
Wis
Green Bay Packers
Lisle Blackbourn
Ray Mc
Lean
Blackbourn
Beaver Club Honors City's Young Athletes Tomorrow
The Corry Beaver Club will honor local athletes at a 6:30 PM banquet in Corry Aves High School cafeteria. Hugh "Duffy" Diugher ty of Michigan State will be guest speaker as trophies are awarded to top performers across city leagues, with the Richard J. Bachemer Memorial Trophy and senior athlete recognition among the highlights.
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ITE
Eeopores Pinguet
Corry
Beaver Club
Corry Aves High School
Hugh “Duffy
Diugherty
Michigan State University
Bill Mitchell
Guid
Connie French
Michigan State
Richard J. Bachemer
Corry Foot
VFW
Corry-Jamestown
Aero Supply
Ajax
Corry Tennis Club
Tony Amoroso
Bob Tunnel
Sharon Hansen
George Downey
Frank McKnight
Linda Anderson
Pat Kinney
Bob Lawson
Troophies
Danherty
The
Ed Kovach
Elec
Hubert Vaughn
L. M. Douglas
Howard J. Sheen
Harold G. Wolfe
Lou Hanna
J. Guy Butters
Hinpals Beavers
Warre
West Virginia, Kansas Lead AP Poll as Others Rise
West Virginia stays No. 1 at 10-0 after beating Kansas, with Mississippi State and Oklahoma State climbing. Missouri Valley, SEC results reshape top ten while Cincinnati and North Carolina see losses. Bailey Howell leads Mississippi State with 23 points in a 46-42 win over Alabama.
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West Virginia
Kansas
Mississippi State
Oklahoma State
State
Alabama
Cincinnati
Cowboys
North Carolina
San Francisco
Kansas State
Minnesota
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Bradley
Tulane
Georgia
Auburn
Mississippi
Florida
Louisiana
Maryland UN
Temple
North Caroli State
Michigan’ State
Orremy Shire
St. John's
Brooklyn
Inns
Memphis State
Utah
Wichita
Seattie
Area Cage Schedule Teletales Rivalries Across District
Area high school basketball schedule lists Corry at Youngsville Titusville at Rocky Grove Erie East at Meadville Oil City at Cranberry Warren at Jamestown Erie Tech at Franklin Randolph at Spartansburg Commodore Perry at Cochranton Waterford at Edinboro Girard at Union City Greenville at West Middlesex Grove City at Sharpsville Lakeview at Fredonia Lawrence Park at Fairview Millcreek at Erie Prep Mercer at Hickory Northern Area at Wattsburg Southwestern at Erie Strong Vincent West Spritefield at Wesleyville
Forms Open for Corry Women's Bowling Tourney
Corry Women's Bowling Association secretary Miss Julia Zepkia announced forms for the city tourney to be held at Bowl-A-Rive alleys on East Washington Street during February 16 and 22. Handicap based on December 31 1987 averages. trophies in Classes A B and 2. Entries due by January 17.
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Julia Zepkia
Corry
Zepka
Crawford Eyes Gavilan After Downing Vejar
Mickey Crawford, 28, from Saginaw is pacing up fast after a decisive 10 round win over Chico Vejar at St Nicholas. He weighs 155 for the bout and hopes to meet former welterweight champion Kid Gavilan in Miami Beach next month. Crawford improved to 19-2, beating two former lightweight champions and noting he plans to move up quickly.
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Crawford
Gavilan
Vejar
New York
Mickey Crawford
Saginaw
Mich
Chico Vejar
Kid Gavilan
Miami Beach
Art Greenwald
Chris Dundee
Paddy DeMarco
Wallace
Bud) Smith
Mickey
Don Wallace
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Dupas
Vefar
Vejaras
Chico
Stamford
First CAHS Swimming Team faces Jamestown meet
Corry Area High School launches its first swimming season with 25 boys traveling to Jamestown for the opening of six practice meets in 1958. A tentative lineup includes McCray, Spiesman, Carrol, Bailey, Morris, Sheehan, Vanderhoff, Wilson, Stultz, Lacey, Hillstrom, Dietsch, Grice, Joyce, Langhurst, Hyer, and Perry Parker. The Jamestown YMCA pool meet begins at 7 p.m.
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Bere
Corry Aves High School
Jamestown
Terry i
Corry Area High School
Bill Cochran
Aquamen
James
Clinton McCray
Chip Spiesman
Terry Carroll
Bob Bailey
John Morris
Larry Sheehan
Wayner Vanderhoff
Bob Wilson
Soueyard
David Stultz
Roger Lacey
Dave Hillstrom
Carroll
Perry Parker
Tom Dietsch
Bob Grice
Tom Joyce
Larry Langhurst
Dennis Hyer
Suiltz
McCray
Hillstrom
Braves Named AP Team of the Year in Year-End Poll
Fred Haney led the Milwaukee Braves to their first World Series title, earning the 193 first place votes from 211 voters in the Associated Press year-end poll. Milwaukee topped the rankings with 508 points, edging Ohio State, Cleveland Browns, Montreal Canadiens, and Michigan State in the final standings.
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Braves
Associated Press
Fred Haney
Milwaukee
New York Wirakes
North Carolina
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Au Iurn
Plainsmen
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Cleveland Browns
Moutrest Canadiens
National Hockey Lease
Michigan State
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