Corry Hosts Meadville in Bid for Section 2 Upset
Corry faces Meadville in a crucial Section 2 contest at Corry Area High School. Meadville rides a 36-game league winning streak but Corry hopes to halt it with a sharpshooting night and disciplined defense led by Bill Turner and P. J. Dietach. The winner could loom large in the Section title race while Warren and Titusville seek first league victories elsewhere.
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Corry
Meadville
Nuary
Beavers
Vic Cragg
Evans
Bulldogs
Cragg
Corty's
Bill Turner
P. J. Dietach
Bill Mitchell
Jim ‘Turner
Don Kauer
Chuck Scott
Dietach
Turner
Bob
Red” Fyans
Wes Roberts
Lloyd Eubanks
Joe Boyersmith
Bob Pringle
Bob Gooden
Bob Mullay
Bill Chisholm
Warren
Pravin
Dragons
Oi City
Titusville
Pranklin
Oilers
More People Playing Golf Says National Golf Foundation
The National Golf Foundation and president Joe Graffis claim 1956 added 155 golf courses bringing the U S total to 5858, still short of the 5856 high in 1930. They note 286 new courses planned or under construction, boosting community activity and property values as golf centers. The foundation predicts over 1000 courses by 1960.
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vHiAww
Nationas’ Golf Foundation
Joe Graftis
Graffie
Ee Ras 'En Rm Graftis
Golf Fie
Cuftioner America
National Golf Foundation
Sports In Brief Cleveland Welter Champion Carmen Buailia Had
Cleveland notes report welterweight Carmen Buailia claiming a disputed title with a 18 kilo decision halted by injuries. The Bloomfield and contest officials postponed to February 22 due to a damaged right, with Garey Ton, Bill Daly, Albert Dalionta of the Boxer club disqualified for alleged foul play. Merlyn (0 dridge) presided over the event. In Sebring Florida Maisie CHK scored a decisive victory over Mange Burne, 70 to Lon.
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Cleveland
Carmen ‘Buailia
Maisie Chk
Airoke
Ted
Mange Burne
Bowling Results Thirteen men and five women shine in Wague action
Local bowling last night saw thirteen men and five women post high games. Bob Hind led the men with 225, C. Williams 223, Bob DeMauri 210, and other 200s include Sventek 213 Eckman 205 Ames 213 Damon 208 Bailey 215. Indies scores feature Baker 181 and 172 toward 510. WEW Ladies League results show Bawyer's Studio and Evans Beauty Salon leading, with Corry-Jamestown and Corry Wallpaper & Paint also strong.
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Bob Hind
C. Williams
Bob DeMauri
Andy Sventek
Lawrence Eckman
Chuck Elehynski
George Ames
R. Eddy
A. McCaslin
P. Stroup
H. Hutzelnach
Bob
Bawyer
Corry-Jameson
Evans
Meadville Bulldogs Set for Closest Cory Clash at Corry
Crystal Ball Tonight predicts a tight Meadville versus Corry showdown as Meadville defends its 36 straight league titles. Forecasts call for Oil City, Warren, and several upsets across the region with mixed results.
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Cory
Meadville Bulldogs
Rookilla
Meadville
Focal
Bulldogs
Averae
Corry
Wromg
Oil City
Timnsville
Oilers
Steahwer
Warren
Franklin
Charlie Snell
Vingent
Academy
Colonels
Tiusvilles
Och
Easty
Shuxpayille
Greenville
Connenut Valley
Handolph
Townville
Cononah Lake
Swim Coach Seal Resigns at Monsignor Bupher High
Jack Seal resigned as swim coach at Monsignor Bupher High. Assistant coach Joe Bloh will take over, bringing new methods to the team as they prepare for upcoming meets.
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Seal
Philadelphia
Bupher
Jack Seal
Swim
Voxeh
Joe Bloh
Blows
Tar Heels Face 3 League Games In Five Days
The North Carolina Tar Heels, ranked second nationally, face Clemson, Virginia, and North Carolina in a five day stretch in the ACC race. Duke lost to Maryland 69-51 as UNC moved atop the conference lead. other scores include Bradley beating Oklahoma Aggies and NC State edging Florida State.
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Associated Press
North Carolina Tar Heels
Tar Heels
Kansas
Clemson
Virginia
North Carolina
Frank Mecabe
Duke
Maryland
Lackastra
College Park
Devels
Terrapina
John Na
Alhile
Bucky Allen
Bradley
Oklahoma ‘Aggies
Aggies
St. Louis
Wichita
Wake Forest
Setah Hall
Dayton
St. Francis
North Carolina State
Florida State
Florida
Miami
Utah
Utah State
Denver
Pittsburgh
Bucknell
Doby Signs Chisox Pact
Chicago White Sox announce outfielder Larry Doby signed for 1997 becoming the third Sox player inked after Luis Aparicio and Jack Harstmian. Doby, who led the 1956 Sox in RBI with 103 and walks with 102, says he is fully recovered from ailments including a hand skin infection.
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Chicago
Larry Doby
Cleveland Tolifins
Chicago White Sox
Doby
Sox
Hillis
Luis Aparicio
Jack Harstimian
Finsterwald Opens Panama Open With Slim 67 Lead
Don Finsterwald fired a 67 to hold a two stroke lead over Arnold Palmer Mike Fetchick and Fidel Deluca after the opening round of the Panama Open at Panama. Miami Star Chief won his first purse in three years with a long victory at Tropical Park in Miami.
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Don Finsterwald
Arnold Palmer
Mike Fetchick
Fidel Deluca
Miami
Stlar Chief
Tropical Park
Crosby Golf Tourney Opens Today at Cypress Point
Bing Crosby’s Big Crosby Amateur Golf Tournament opens at Cypress Point Monterey Peninsula and Pebble Beach with defending champion Cary Middlecoff favored to win for a third straight year. The field of 1978 includes Mile Souchak, Don January, Lionel Hebert, and Charles Von Galen among top finishers. pros compete for 15000 prize with 10500 to pros plus 4500 in pro-am. Hollywood stars travel with Bing including Gordon MacRae, Dennis O’Reese, John Weismuller, Lex Barker and Bob Hope.
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Tke Beach
Call /M
Cary Middlecatt
Cypress Point
Monterey Peninsula
Pebble Beach
Crosby
Middlecolt
Mile Souchak
Don January
Lampasas
Tex
Lionel Hebert
Lafayette
Charles von ‘Agen
San Rafael
Calif
Isual
Sf. Tair
Jackie Jensen
Bob Lemon
Ralph Kiner
Letty Odoul
Jerry Priddy
Dizzy Dean
Hollywood
Bing
Gordon MacRae
Dennis O'Reese
John Weismuller
Lex Barker
Bob Hope
Junior High Hosts Meadville Today
The Lory sumer sugn cavers take on Meadville Juniors at Corry Area Hist School gym at 4 p.m. Meads players include LeRoy Reich Doug Steward Jim Davison Gary Paige and Rodney Person as several substitutes are expected to see action.
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Lory Sumer Sugn Cavers
Titusville
Ake
Meadville
Greenville
Meadville IiI
Corry
Blue Jays
LeRoy Reich
Doug Steward
Jim Davison
Gary Paige
Rodney Person
Wilt Leading In Points Rebounds At Kansas
New York report states Wilt Chamberlain, star of Kansas, leads the nation in both scoring and rebounding. Statistics compiled by Homer Cooke and Steve Bota show Chamberlain averaging 32.9 points per game with a 204 percent rebound rate, making him the first major college player to lead in both categories simultaneously.
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Wilt
New York
Ncaa Service Bureau
Chamberlain
Carter Faces Baker Tonight
Carter, a 22 year old Linden New Jersey heavyweight and No 4 contender, meets Bob Baker in a 10 round bout televised by NBC at 10 PM EST. Baker, 30, seeks to regain his place in the title picture while Hurricane Tommy Jackson eyes a Patterson title shot after a June crack if healthy.
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Ewhorison
Catold Garteh
Bob Baker
Floyd Patterson
Tommy Jackson
Patterson
Baker
Carter
Jackson
NBC
Last Night's Fights Draw In Los Angeles Bout
Lary Balain from the Philippines at 124 and Billy Peacock of Los Angeles at 123 fought to a draw over ten rounds in Los Angeles last night. Balain and Peacock traded blows with neither gaining a clear edge before the final bell.
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Boston
Pat McCarthy
Dexey Jones
Saunday
Enow
Los Angeles
Lary Balain
Philippines
Billy
Sweetben) Peacock
Drew
Logan Says 1957 Baseball Race No Runaway
Milwaukee Braves star Johnny Logan disputes Billy Burton who predicts a runaway NL race if Cincinnati gains pitching help. Logan sees a tight, multi team battle to the wire with Braves, Dodgers, Reds, Cardinals and Pirates in contention. Tebbetts praised while a pennant remains in doubt. Local box score notes: Del Flienagan defeats Jim Hegerl in St Paul.
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Logan
Milwaukee
Johnny Logan
Milwaukee Braves
Billy Blur
Ton
Cincinnati
Burton
Detroit
Redlegs
Brooklyn
Billy 15
Birdie Tebbetts
Braves
Cincinpaul
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
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Dleisch
Corry-Jamestown
Ti Maintenans
Platingyne
Navis
Corry Pharmacy
Johnson Brothers
Ajax Engines
Stall Jewelers
Fe Dayls Insurance
Cay Chase Mobil
Melnnes Steel
Borstorff and Fitch
Merines Steel
Borstorff & Fitch
General Telephone
Esso Hall
A & B Distributors
Roselukes
Lnsteight
Ajax
Elchynsitl
Annes Soir
Thomas Motors
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Blondie
Thomas
Hurricane) Jackson
Ridgewood
N. J
Charles Balza
Balga
Al’s
Wadaya
SPE Iml
Zara
Metro
Chic Young
Toris
Duca
Gikus
ST. Paul, Minn
Dél Fienagan
St. Paul
Jim Hegerle
St Paul
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Firestone Town & Country
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Moon
Barney's
Firestone
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