Beaver Club Banquet Honors Corry Athletes for 1954
Corry Area High School hosted the Beaver Club annual All-Sports banquet with about 275 boosters in attendance. Awards honored Terry Williams, Pall Dietish, Thoms Tinsel, Roger Ottaway, Sharon Hansen, and team trophies went to Corry High football for the Potato Bowl and to local clubs. the event raised athletic receipts near $7,000.
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Ted
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Corry Area High School
Lou Hanna
Sao
Terry Williams
Pall Dietish
Thoms Tinsel
Roger Ottaway
Sharon Hansen
Joe Bates
Corry-Jamestown
Ed Kovach
Ajax Tron
Corry High
James Shaver
Aih
Spencer Harvey
F. Lowe Edwards
Athletion
Marjorie Muir
Joan Harmon
Beaverette Club
Fiupsoll Gasset
Fenbie
Mims
Fred Marsh
Joe Frist
Frank Seamus
Edinboro Tops Alliance in High Scoring Overtime Clash
Edinboro defeats Alliance 119 to 108 in two overtimes in a high scoring Western Pennsylvania college basketball night. Contor Cy Fblisank led with 64 points on the smaller college scene, narrowly missing his season record. Gannon Gallego beat Alleheny i 68 and Fairmont (W Va) snapped a 3 game skid by beating California (PA) 87-75. Maurice Stokes came off the bench to score nine straight points to spark Pennsylvania Fenn in 1575: victory over Hotulin.
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Teach= ery
Allinger College
Pennsylvania
Hotulin
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NGS
Tennessee
Tulane
Carl Widseth
Vols
Green Wave
Furman
Theiia
St. Francis of
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Hofstray St. Francis
Duquesne
Stokes
Richards under AAU probe over TV gifts risk to amateur status
AMATEUR athletic union probes pole vaulter Bob Richards after he received gifts including a car key set on a This Is Your Life program. Richards, a leading 1956 Olympic contender, says he will comply with any AAU decision to preserve his amateur status and compete in Melbourne.
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Bob Richards
United States
Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
Richards
Larry Houston
Southern Pacific Aau
Bobby Richars
Church of the Brethren
Long Beach
Calif
Relph Sorwards
Uis Ehurch
Ferris
Titusville Board Ups Gym Size For Proposed School Addition
Titusville Area Joint Board met with architects to demand a larger gym seating 1,500 plus. Architects Freeburg and Lindquist faced board pushback after plans showed 1,200 seats. the board voted to require 1,500 seats and an oversized 9,200 square foot facility with 9 by 100 foot dimensions. The group discussed semi soundproof accordion doors to separate boys and girls PE classes. In boxing notes, Randell defeats Celano in West Palm Beach. Row an defeats Hobbs in Philadelphia, and Jones defeats Balas in San Francisco. Washington Senators announce sale of Tipton and Terwilliger to Minneapolis. price not disclosed.
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Freeburg & Lindquist
Jonestown
New York
Maryland ends NC State run with 68 64 upset
Maryland, on a nine game win streak, upset North Carolina State 68 64 to tie for the ACC lead. Bob Kessler scored 26 and Bob O Brien added key late baskets while Ron Shavlik fouled out after limited output.
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Bob O'Brian
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O'Brian
North Carolina
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Loi Flanagan Duel Set for Tonight in Miami Beach
European lightweight champion Duilio Loi makes his American ring debut against Glen Flanagan of St Paul in a Miami Beach TV showdown aired by NBC at 10 p.m. EST. Loi, No 2 lightweight, seeks a fifth round finish after a 69 3 1 European record. Flanagan, aggressive and confident, has won 17 of 18 and warned he will chase Loi out of the ring.
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Jimmy Carter
Glen Flanagan
St. Paul
NBC
Lol
Paddy DeMarco
Flanagan
Wallan
von~ Fident
Carter
Chicago
College basketball results roundup from Holy Cross to Indiana State
A compact recap of college basketball scores from Holy Cross over Rhode Island to Indiana State, including Creighton over Omaha and Tennessee past Tulane. Other notable outcomes feature Maryland, North Carolina State, Georgia Tech, Florida, Miami, Marshall, Xavier, and Gannon with varied margins across games.
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Holy Cross
Rhode Island
A. Francis
Holst
Edinboro
Alliance
Fairmont
W. Va
California
Gannon
Allegheny
Tennessee
Hockey Scores and Bowling League Highlights
In a busy sports roundup, bowling results featured Eijons Bue and Russ Moore leading with 221 and 220 games, followed by Arnold McCislin 207 Paul Clark 214 Dick West 202 Earl Duink 201 Larry Eckman 200 Bill Bases 200 Ed Hatch 204 Bull Muedje 200. In women's bowling Elsie Hixson 178 177 and Ellen Lord 180 shone. National League hockey saw Detroit 0 Boston 0.
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Russ Moore
Arnold McCislin
Paul Clark
West
Earl Duink
Larry Eckman
Bill Bases
Ed Hatch
Bull Muedje
Elsie Hixson
Ellen Lord
Thunder
Beavers to host Franklin High in league clash tonight
Corry Area High cagers welcome Franklin Knights to Wright School gym for a league tilt after Beavers slipped to 1-1 post holiday start. Franklin, led by last season’s 25 ppg scorer, field a stronger lineup now with multiple guards and forwards listed in probable starting groups.
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Franklin High
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Altholieh the
Beavers
Frank Jin
Mead
Ville
Tinks Grove
Earl
Chuck Eaolino
Wieard
Ness
Petio Junltist
Vie Cine TV Sons
Franklins
Henson
Sloan
McCullough
Garson
Snell
Grugg
Bill Mitchell
Walt Latos
Mitchell
Walt Wolfe
Norm
Weidner
Paul Dletsch
Jim Burkhart
Bob Miller
Graig Ayer
Jim Tomer
Latos
Bob Hixson
Fie
Olson Sets Busy Schedule as Active Champion in Fifty Five
Bobo Olson, winner of the 1964 Edward J Nell fighter of the year award, plans a full 1955 schedule as a busy middleweight champion. Possible defenses include Joey Glardslio or Al Andrews based on Norfolk January 45th, with Charles Hume of France and Rocky Castilland as alternatives. future options include a Olson Archie Moore light heavyweight bout or a comeback clash with Sugar Ray Robinson. The Nell award honors AP writer Edward J Nell killed in Spain 1938.
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Norfolk
Charles Hume
France
Rocky Castelland
Holly
Mims
Cleveland
Olson
Archie Moore
Sugar Ray Robinson
Neil
Associated Press
Spain
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