Erdelatz Sits As Aggie Coach Candidate
Navy coach Eddie Erdelatz toured Texas A M with several assistants, met with Dr Cris Groneman and six board members, and indicated he could accept an offer. Jim Myers of Iowa State reportedly bowed out, leaving Erdelatz as the sole coach under consideration as Paul Bear Bryant left for Alabama.
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SLA Lion
Tex
Navy
Eddie Erdelatz
Tess Asm
Aggie
Erdelitte
Uket
Annapalis
Jim Myers
Towa State
Erdelute
ASEM
Clvawenan
Athetic Patinell
Irectors
Athetic
Gunnell
Intorview
SlMel
Annapolis
Sol Beers
Texas A&m
Paul
Rademacher Bout Named Oddity of Year
In June 1957 Seattle, Floyd Patterson and Paul Rademacher were matched for a boxing title in a bout that became a sports media oddity. Patterson, an Olympic champion, fought his first pro bout for a world crown and won by sixth round knockout. The bout drew 86 points in the AP year-end poll of 122 voters.
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Reene
Seattle
Floyd Paltersor
Pete Racemavher
Toray
Chiemion
Hie World
Wnsinal
Associated Press
Rasemarker
Lowe Patterson
Gol-Togethier
Patterson-Ridemacher
Tnt
Anderson Wins West Australian Singles Title
Perth based Mal Anderson defeats Neale Fraser 6 2 4 1 to capture the West Australian championship singles title. The match marks a standout performance by Anderson in the cup event.
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Perth
College hoops upsets as Kansas rolls past Colorado 67 46
Wilt Chamberlain returns to score 32 for Kansas in a 67 46 Big Fight win over Colorado while Cincinnati’s Oscar Robertson leads with 37 in a 123 93 beatdown of Houston. Missouri Valley action and SEC results follow, with Kentucky, LSU, and Arkansas posting wins and Nebraska upsetting Oklahoma.
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Jayhawks
Wilt Chamberlain
Wilt
Kansas
Colorado
Chamberlain
Wtenfolth
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Tulario
Bradley Uti
Oklahoma
Mind
Yelloth
Nebraska
Indians
Zalied
Big Ten
Michigan
Ohio State
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Texas Christin
Rice
Souther Methodist
Texas
Dodgers Resign Selves To Wrigley Amid Bid for Bowl
A chaotic sports page fragment describes the Los Angeles Dodgers and Rose Bowl plans, mentioning officials like Kennolt Hut and the West, with references to the Temple Commission and industrial ties. The text hints at negotiations over venue and scheduling, citing local authorities and a push to resolve postponements.
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Los Neers Rau
Tom Anegoles
America
Witaley Field
Damater Patele
Mayne Norris Houlsan
Peery Tate
Erie
Lnlvss
Area Cage Schedule Highlights Numerous Matchups Across Town
The schedule lists multiple upcoming basketball games including Tetin Aradeny at Meadville Cranherey versus PiMaville Tamolown, Vinicent Vounvsvale at Cintat City, Spaytansbli at Tawavaltn Cap, and Westfieldt hosting GoRberl. Other pairings include North fast Mexcean at Waterford and Heauville at Geieaye, with Fuku Valoouer and marie Area games noted.
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OO Giy
Rocky Grove
Tetin
Meadville Cranherey
PiMaville
Tamolown
Gein
Vinicent Vounvsvale
Cintat City
Spaytansbli
Tawavaltn
Cap Ipane Villy A Linesqite
Fandolph Ab
Cambridge Speinek- Evemuriswn Ay
Colheaul Bake
Epringfield
GoRberl, ‘Westfieldt
Mi North Fast
Mexcean
al Waterford
Watisiae
Aylimboro
Heauville al Geieaye
Gawarinoe Park
Fuku Valoouer Ah Marie Area
West Virginia Holds Top Spot in AP Poll With Mountaineers Unbeaten
West Virginia leads the Associated Press college poll for the fourth straight week as an 11-0 run boosts the Mountaineers. Kansas State and Kansas trail closely with few first-place votes, while San Francisco rises to fourth after wins over Santa Clara and the College of the Pacific. Maryland, Oklahoma State, North Carolina, Kentucky, Vanderbilt, LSU, and Bradley round the top 10 as Mississippi State slips after a loss to Georgia Tech. Providence boxing notes Bob Young defeating Juan Pomare in Providence.
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West Virginia
Associated Press
Mountaineers
George Washington
Cath In & Tow
Kansas State
Kansas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Oklahoma
San Francisco
West Virania
Houston
Mississippi State
Georgia
West
Virginia
Cincinnati
North Carolina
Oklahoma State
Maryland
Kentucky
Bradley
Temple
Tennessee
Pittsburgh
St. John’s
Brooklyn
Oregon State
Wilkinsburg High School
Foat
Wichitie
William A. Puller
Michigan State
Dartmouth
Fullerton
Beavers Add Altoona To 1958 Football Schedule
Corry High School plans to open the 1958 season with a game at Warren and end with Altoona in a November 7 road clash. The Beavers will play five home games and four away, with changes across their schedule including Bradford moving earlier and Meadville, Oil City, and Millcreek renewals.
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Johnsonburg
Grove City
Beavers
Altoona
Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic League
WPIAL
Corry Aves
Lou Hanna
CARS
Pennsylvania
New York State
Pittsburgh
Erie
Rankin
Blair County
Grave City
Corry
Unis
Oil City
Millcreek
Meadville
Oi City
Harborcreek
Stais
Hannamen
Warren
CAHS
Oil Citys
Franklin
Titusville
Millcreeke
City League Volleyball Action Sets Schedule and Rules
Tomorrow night opens the first City League volleyball schedule at Corry Area High School gym. Twelve teams compete on two courts with six players per side under rules covering serves, nets, boundaries, three touches per side, two 12 minute halves per game, and points toward a league championship.
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Wright School Uym
Aer Supply
Aero
Elchynsiel
Keyling Acont
Corry Bilwardston
Nee Slagles
Bob Bracken
John Burkhart
Har
Jim Hinbid
Gonn—reed
Aero 247
Tom Elchynsit
Sonny Staples
Dick Pitts
Mort Loomis
Jack Coping
Castor
Bill Hammond
Varsity
Barr
Walt Loveland
Joe
the Baressi
Bland Harvey
Jim St. George
Dick Smith
Sputniks
Linkers
Tah Weeks
Elehynski
Corry
Clymer
Gary
Marvin Holthouse
Minford
Hanan
Hinsdale
Jim Loomis
McKelit
Troy Chase
Bill Moser
Don Chase
Radecki
Lloyd von Hoth Hammond
Blue Bonnet
Shaver Benis
Burkhart
Dirk Chase
Cobbett
Vanie
A Carling
Paul
Thompson
Etchynski
Wotr Attaway
Bist Cobbett
Elchynski’s
Thompson Farms
Dunsvens A
Craker
Neckers Co. Matty
Kolstee Keystone
Clymer Bag Co
al Clymer Pharmacy
Corry Billiards
Avalon
Moose
Frank's Tavern
Corry Area
Low Hanna
They School
Eir
Sproveri
Aero Supply
Corry-Jamestown
Ajax
Raymonds
McTnnes Steel
Prudential
Ule
Sprayers
Corty-Jamestown
C-J
Ajax Office
MeIrick Steel
Alas
Trucker Sets New Bowling Marathon Record of 501
Lancaster trucker Jake Graybill 30 set a national record with 501 consecutive bowling games at Garden Spot Lanes. His 501 game run, begun Friday midnight and ending yesterday at 5 pm, averaged 111 with a best 206 and a low of 47 while bowling left handed. He beat Rev. Wayne Vernon Jenson’s 460 games set in Portland, Oregon. He was promised free bowling if he broke the mark and $0.25 per game otherwise.
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Nanvasten
Jake Graybill
Lancaster
Graybill
Garden
Wayne Vernon Jenson
Portland
Ore
Martinez Faces Turner In Welterweight Elimination Bout
Philadelphia report notes a 12 round welterweight elimination fight between Turner and Martinez at the Arena with the winner set to face Isaac Logart for the welterweight title. NBA had named Logart and others in the title race while another committee suggested Akins and Barnes join the eliminations.
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Turner
Philadelphia
Fot Turner
Vince Martinez
Wimmer
National Boxing Association
NBA
Cuba
Isaac Logart
Logart
Gaspar Ortega
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