Lou Hannis to coach six more years of Beavers football
Announcement confirms Lou Hannis will continue as football coach for six years, promising sustained CCI school football education and hardtack training. Despite optimism, fans shouldn’t expect flawless wins as teams will face tough defeats to stronger clubs, with future Corry elevens learning fundamentals and grit. The article also covers boxing and baseball notes, including Olson vs Gavilan for the middleweight belt and contract tensions among major leagues.
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Blchynski's To Meet Connie's In Key City Clash
Blchynski's Tivo seeks a fourth straight win as they face Connie's in a high profile triple header at the Junior High. A Connie's victory would tie for first with Blchynski's while TAGM Electric eyes a three way race by beating Buesink's. The Vagabonds meet Widmans and Tesh in the other game. The New York Athletic Club began with 14 members in 1888 and reached 101 by 1953.
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Oklahoma A&M Defeats Strong Kansas Cagers
Oklahoma A&M Cowboys roll to 60 to 46 victory over Kansas Jayhawks, extending home win streak to 27 and season mark to 11 victories in 15 games. Duke upset by Wake Forest. Holy Cross and George Washington win as Wake Forest defeats Duke in ACC action.
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Star pitchers balk at Phillies and Yankees pay deals
Phillies stars Robin Roberts and Richie Ashburn rejected 1954 offers and vow for higher pay, while Harvey Haddix at the Cardinals and Whitey Ford with the Yankees also spurn small raises. Roberts said he won 23, lost 16 with 347 innings and will not take a salary cut.
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Scholastic Scores From District Matches Roundup
Warren 64 Jamestown 62 Meadville 68 Erie East 50 Oil City 4 Cranberry 44 Titusville 47 Greenville 44 Newcastle 82 Beaver Falls 64 Kane 66 Emporium 30 Sharpsville 9 Grove City 28 Sharon 39 Aliquippa 37 Millcreek 54 Eric Vincent 41 Eric Tech 49 Erie Kanty Prep 43 Hickory 77 Mercer 44
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Bowling Results Highlight All-Way Electric Lead
The All-Way Electric team extended its one genre lead in the Ladies A League with a sweep over Brigham's Hardware while Maxine's Beauty Shoppe shut out Thompson Maple Products. Standings show All-Way Electric at seven wins, with Maxine's and Brigham's trailing as matches wrap up.
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Charles Meets Bob Satterfield In Chicago Bout
In Chicago Stadium tonight Charles is a 3-1 favorite to face Bob Satterfield in a ten round lightweight clash. Both boxers bring fire with Satterfield famed for punching power though inconsistent lately. Charles expected to use experience to control the bout televised on NBC at 10 p m EST. Also rail of college basketball and NBA scores from around the nation appear in brief.
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Worsham's Golf Shot Tops 1953 Sports Thrills
Professional golfer Lew Worsham produced a dramatic shot at the world championship on the Tom O'Shanter course in Chicago. His sand wedge eagle two on the 19th hole won $25,000 and was named the top thrill of 1953 in the Associated Press poll of sports writers. Ben Hogan's British Open victory ranked second.
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Gordon Signs 1954 Pact With Pirates
Sid Gordon, a veteran infield outfielder, signed by the Pittsburgh Pirates after a trade with the Milwaukee Braves. Details on contract remain undisclosed though reports place salary near 22000 dollars. General Manager Branch Rickey says the 85 year old slugger will play third base.
Westminster routs Allegheny 99 65 behind Davis and Stillson
Westminster College defeated Allegheny 99 to 65 at New Wilmington. Harold Davis scored 20 and Tony Stillson added 18 for the victors as the Westminster lineup outplayed its rival.
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Decision Due On Platoon Football
Sarasota report notes that a verdict is due today on college football's one platoon system. The NCAA rules committee has worked on the Tilted substitution rule since Monday and is expected to approve no major changes.
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Don Heffner Named Manager in San Antonio
Baltimore native Don Heffner, former New York Yankee infielder and former Orioles manager, was named by Art Ehlers to pilot the San Antonio and Texas League club. Heffner, 42, returns to manage after guiding San Antonio to the league pennant in 1960 and rejoining the game in 1962 with the Orioles.
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