Doc Kelsey Pioneer of Corry Beaver Club Growth
In Corry the Beaver Club under secretary-treasurer Dr. T S Kelsey drives Scholastic athletics support since 1950. The Journal names Kelsey January 1960 Sports Personality, noting his leadership in fund drives press box duties and records keeping while guiding football and other sports.
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Doc" Kelsey
Beaver Club
Corry
Uit Corey High
Kelsey
Doe
Franklinville
Corty
Carter
John
N.C
Corry High
Mheolth
Jor Baresi
Lawrence
Nichols
Joby Mohr
Pete Dubyosky
Bud, Gumbleton
Ed Kovach
Jim Kelsey
Pubrinky
Loveland Field
Lion School
CAMS
Harlem
University of Tllinois
Ray Eliot
Rip Engle
Bid Gillman
Moose Krause
Woody
Hayes
Stu Holcomb
Otto Graham
Johnny Michelosen
Duffy Daugherty
Dick Colman
Journal
Waterfield Becomes Rams Coach After Gillman Exit
Waterfield, 39, former Rams quarterback and two time NFL champion, is hired as Los Angeles Rams head coach replacing Sid Gillman who left to join the Los Angeles Chargers. He signed a five year contract Tuesday with terms undisclosed.
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LOS Angeles
Bob Waterfield
Los Angeles Rams
Waterfield
Waterbuckets
Sid Gillman
Gillman
Los Angeles Chargers
Rams
Rams Waterfield
UCLA
Hockey Results and Schedules Highlight Midweek Play
Hockey results list Detroit at Chicago and Toronto at Montreal with New York at Boston on Wednesday. Last night's fights report Los Angeles' Charley Tombstone Smith stopping Kid Raye in Nicaragua. Beaver Club directors awarded Doc Kelsey a lifetime directorship in 1956.
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Detroit
Chicago
Toronto
Montreal
New York
Boston
Los Angeles
Charley
Tombstone) Smith
Kid Raye
Nicaragua
The
Beaver Club
Doc” Kelsey
Aggies fall as SMU halts unbeaten run in upset
Texas A M saw its 10 game streak snapped by SMU 66 64 as Steve Strange scored 34 and Carroll Broussard was held to four. The setback leaves A M tied for second in the Southwest with Arkansas and SMU while Cincinnati Villanova and La Salle remain undefeated in college basketball action.
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Texas A&m
Southern Methodist
Cincinnati
Villanova
LaSalle
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Palestra
Syracuse
Temple
Anc
Bradley
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Texas A
Baylor
Texas Tech
TCU
Rice
Duke
Clemson
George Washington
Richmond
Detroit
Marquette
Long Island University
Seton Hall
St. Joseph's
Pitt
Johnny Mills
William & Mary
Dick Harvey
Dick Hartmann
Creighton
Omaha
Mike Graney
Notre Dame
DePaul
Lehigh
Western Kentucky
Tennessee Tech
Scholastic Cage Scores From Meadville to Saegertown
A series of high school basketball results across northwest Pennsylvania includes Meadville tied with Erie Academy, Jamestown topping Warren, Titusville over Cranberry, Oil City defeating Rocky Grove, and Butler beating Franklin. Other notable wins include Erie East over Millcreek, Spartansburg, and Edinboro while Wattsburg downed Clymer and St. Marys edged Kane.
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Jamestown
Warren
Titusville
Cranberry
Oil City
Rocky Grove
Butler
Franklin
Erie East
Millcreek
Spartansburg
Youngerville
Erie Prep
Harborcreek
Lawrence Park
Union City
Girard
Fairview
Wesleyville
North East
Edinboro
Waterford
Cambridge Springs
Townville
CoNneaut’ Valley
Conneaut Lake
Farrell
Erie Strongcent
Wattsburg
Clymer
West Forest
East Forest
St. Marys
Kane
Pleasantville
Northern Area
Linesville
Cochranton
Saegertown
Randolph
Bowling high scores light up Bowl Aire and VFW leagues
Graeme Bewley fired a 241 to lead the Bowl Aire Industrial League. Pat Shumsky rolled 208 and 162 for a 638 series in the VFW Ladies B League. Mildred Fivll reached 212, Thelma Paulson 184, with Ruth Harkless and Ann Caster at 78.
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Graeme Bewley
Pat Shumsky
VFW
Mildred Fivll
Thelma Paulson
Ruth Harkless
Ann Caster
Sparta Upsets Youngsville In UAVL Contest
Spartaburg high school Spartans defeat Youngsville 59 to 55 in UAVL action. Jim Linden scores 25 as Doug Blakeslee adds 18 and Ralph Aversa 14 to lift Sparta to a 1-1 UAVL record.
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Sparta
Youngsville
Spartanshuro High Sentor
Cory
Beavers
Jim Linden
Spartans
Ares
Pleasantville
Spartansburg - Caedy
West Forest
Steel Tidioute Ce
East Forest Tete
Eagles
Spartansburg
Linden
Doug Blakeslee
Ralph Aversa
George Becker
John Natale
Jim Sample
Forest
Spartansburg Court
R. Aversa
A. Aversa
Blakestep
Clark
Qy Maynard
Becker
Loomis Aewt
J. Natale
Whit
Natale Rit
Lawrence Park Buries Bears In 68-52 Rout
Lawrence Park defeated Bears 68 to 52 in an Erie County League game. Devin Guy led Bears efforts early but Lawrence Park pulled away in the final three quarters to stay unbeaten in the county race.
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Dorothy Wotus
Marilyn Gibas
Lois Huth
Roxann Bradford
Audrey Migliaccio
Barbara Temple
June Skales
Kip Caruso
Avalon Gals
Gilmore
Ac ‘Aero Engineers
Aear
Ajax
Rogers No
McInnes Steel
Aero Jets
Tasnishi
Aero Eng
Aero Shop
Ajax A
Rogers
Lawrence Park
Elgin Lab _ Ei
Thompson's
Mabel's Ss
Waterford
Union City
Bennett's
Fairview
Este Thompson's
Maple - Corry
A& B
Fogle Lumber
Roberts
Parkers
Thompson
A&b
Fi- Fogle Lumber
Nile Aero AA
Earl Hall
Lawrence Park Roberts
Paul Harris
Avalon Bs
Tire's
Dalglish
Gerry Pharmacy
Cipalis
Renshaw
Johnson
Hasbrouck's
Hall
Carroll's
Brefano
Avalon
Holmes
Tke's
Moorhead
Neechi-Elna
Corry Pharmn
C.D
Blakesley
Campbell
Lawr
Park
Virtue
Wisdom
Union’ City
Lawrence Park Buries Bears
Avalanche
tInvin Guy
Lawrence Pisk Tigers
Parker
Lefeat
Bears
Beavers Swim Past Corry Beavers Defeat Corry 56 28 in Erie East Meet
Erie East defeated visiting Corry 56 28 as Beavers dominate with Parker winning the 100 yard breaststroke in 1 244 and Norton taking the 100 yard backstroke in 1 162. Kelsey claimed diving with 41 036 points. Beavers report two lone winners, Grice and Langhurst placed second in their events.
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Corry High
Erie East
Beavers
Juniot
Bill Cochran
Pete Parker
John Kelsey
Harry Norton
Bob Grice
Dave McMullin
Larry Langhurst
Merminn
Gochranmen
Vmighty Erle Strong Vincent
Wort
Norton
Anderson
Trefinoff
Langhurst
Jester
Parker
Szovek
Klemuskin
Kelsey
Lipehick
Steiner
Bewes
Peterson
Lacey
Eric East
Tomlin
Moser
Lane and Dupas Set For Mobile Televised Welterweight Bout
Kenny Lane of Muskegon Michigan faces Ralph Dupas of New Orleans in Mobile for the first nationally televised welterweight bout on ABC at 9 pm CST. Dupas previously defeated Lane in 196? with Lane winning the rematch the following year.
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Lane
Dupas
TV Tonight
Mobile
Ala
IAP
Kenny Lane
Muskeway
Mich
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Battle Tonight
Moble
Hopig
Murber
1ABC
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Meadville
Erie Academy
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Osrotit Wheueamce Corporation
Loblaws
Cortland Apples
New Calif
Loblaw Saltines
Loblaw Potato Chips
Orchard Park Peas
Cherry Valley
Kinless Wieners
Sauerkraut
Erie East Dunks
Al’s
Ohio Loong
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