Bulldog, Oilers, Rockets Triumph in non league play
In last night action the Bulldogs, Oilers, and Rockets posted non league wins by margins over 20 points. Clyde Stallsmith and Tony Pero led the Bulldogs past Erie Academy 57-39, while Meadville crushed Erie in the second half. Titusville's Rockets beat Cranberry 4-0 in a quick decision, their fifth straight win. Oil City defeated Rocky Grove 61-40. In Erie Miltee Harborcresk beat East 59-56 and Huskies toppled Tech 54-52, Strong Vincent crushed Jamestown 85-59 to boost a five game streak. East and Tech fell to district rivals. The Colonels remain unbeaten in Section T.
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Meadville
Titusgive
of City
Bulldogs
Tony Pero
Clyde Stallsmith
Erie Academy
Stallsmith
Pero
Erie
Lions
Titusville
Rockets
Cranberry
Showermen
Agax Cole
Phil Cox
George Dewey
Joel Benson
Oil City
Rocky Grové
Oilers
Grovers
Miltereele
Harborcresk
Bowling Scores Highlight Local Action in Avalon Leagues
Loli Gerzina led the Avalon Men's A League with 231 while Leon Root 214 Joe Geraina 212 Phil Sample 203 and Lawrence Blanan 202 followed. Dorothy Rathbun sparked a 213 series as Marilyn Gilas posted a 518 set in Bowl-Aire Ladies B. Alice TeWinkle led VFW Ladies B with 181. junior leagues saw Bob Lawson at 151 and Tom Morton 133 with Mary Houser and Kathy Berry top girls at 89 and 91.
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Loli Gerzina
Avalon
Leon Root
Joe Geraina
Phil Sample
Lawrence Bclanan
Zene
See Curtice As Stanford Coach Sealed Deal Near
AOA Lane wanes ou Utah's Jack Curtice expected to be named Stanford football coach on a three year pact worth 15000 annually. Al Masters studied the recommendation to succeed Chuck Taylor who resigned. The athletic council meets to pass the plan and forward it to President Sterling for trustees approval. Curtice led Utah to four Skyline titles in eight years and last season nearly upset Army.
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Utah
Jack Curtice
Stanford
Onebus
J. E. Wallace Sterling
Board of Trustees
Dack
Skyline
Army
Lee Grosse Up
Scholastic Cage Results From Northern Area Scores
Local scholastic basketball results list scores for teams across the Northern Area including Erle East 56 over Harborcreek 54 and Conneaut Lake beating Linesville 51. Other notable results: Ridgway 52 over Mercer 54, Erie Tech 52 over Erle Strong Vincent 8, Girard 92 over Kingsville 0, Meadville 57 over Erie Academy 33, Kane 58 over Ridgway 52, Cambridge Springs 67 over Es Saegertown, and Grove City 23 over Titanville 82.
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Falconer
Hickory
Sharpsville
Waterford
McKean
Lawrence Park
Albion
Johnsonburg
East Forest
Kane
Ridgway
Mercer
Greenville
West Middlesex
Grove City
Titanville
Cranberry
Meadville
Erie Academy
Oil City
Rocky Grove
Millcreek
Erle East
Harborcreek
Erie Tech
Erle Strong
Vincent
Jamestown
Townville
Spartansburg
Randolph
Cambridge Springs
Es Saegertown
Conneaut Lake
Linesville
Conneaut Valley
Cochranton
Pymatuning
Edinboro
Wattsburg
Girard
Kingsville
Youngsville
Union City
Wesleyville
Kanty Prep
Spartans Fall in 10th Defeat on Townville Court
Spartansburg drop to 10th loss of the winless season 63 43 as Townville breaks open a tight game after halftime. Bruce Marvin leads Townville with 39 points, Margin adds 26, Bailey 12, Varish 11, Aversa 11. Spartansburg next visits Linceville while Townville hosts Conneaut Lake.
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Townville
Spartans
Jerry Bailey
Dick Varish
Ralph Aversa
Spartansburg
Linceville
Conneaut Lake
Dukes end La Salle streak with decisive win
Duquesne defeated La Salle 74 to 55 as four players reached double figures. Bernie Matthews led all scorers with 19 points, and Frank Binder added 18 after making 10 free throws. La Salle, once strong in the East, shot 38 percent as Duquesne snapped a six-game La Salle run.
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Jourrncy
Duquesne
LaSalle
Dukes
Funly Binder
Duchesne
Fred Sofia
Carnegie Tech
Allegheny
Jim Newton
Dave Rankin
Gelder
Westinster
Grove City
Westminster
Oklahoma State Eyes Independent Tourney Berth After Wichita Win
Oklahoma State, now 15-1, may seek an at large bid to the NCAA or NIT as an independent after joining the Big Eight. The Cowboys, ranked seventh, beat Wichita 85-42 to extend their win streak to 11 while Missouri Valley clubs fill the schedule.
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Oklahoma State
Gowlinys
Hark
Tba
Boys
Missouri Valley Conference
Wichita
State
Kansas
Cowboys
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Missouri Valley
Maryland
Georgetown
Toniult
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Bradley
St. Louis
Missour Valley
Wheatshockers
Maryla
Iffft to ratify fastest mile as Ibbotson clocks record
International Amateur Athletic Federation refused to ratify Derek Ibbotson's 2,572 mile pacing, citing technical reasons. In other action Dale's Delight won at Tropical Park for $7.99, Royal Academy captured Santa Anita's $10,000 event at two lengths, and several college teams posted wins including Clemson over Wake Forest 81-72 and Texas A&M over Baylor 57-47.
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International Amateur Athletic Federation
England
Derek Ibbotson
Miami
Fly
Tropical Park
Arcadia
Calif
Royal Academy
Santa Anita
Clemson
Wake Forest
Vince Yockel
Virginia Military
Richmond
Texas A&m
Baylor
Ohio
Ohio U
San Jose
College of Pacific
Duquesne
LaSalle
Hobart
Colgate
Jer
de Paw
Mercer
Georgia
Villanova
Millersville
City Volleyball Action Begins In 1958 Schedule Opener
ANE Guy Voucyler avenue PeNS opens the 1958 schedule tonight as 12 teams in the circuit meet in Corry Arena High School gym with Ajax Office facing Prudential and McInnes Steel opposing Ajax Factory in the 10 pm finale. City League action at Wright School gym follows with Sputniks vs Linkers Photogs at 7 and Hichynski's vs Corry Billiards at 8 30. Pirates payroll tops 400000 says GM Joe L Brown for 40 roster players with conditional contracts.
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Corry Arena
Aero Supply
Corry- Jamestown
Sprovers
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Corry-damestown
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Prudential
McInnes Steel
Wright School
Sputniks
Hichynski
Turner Martinez Title Bid Set By Boxing Bout
Philadelphia's Gil Turner meets Vince Martinez of Paterson in a welterweight eliminator with NBA and WBC implications. The winner could face Thane Logart for the title amid regional recognitions. Martinez, favored at about 7-5, is seen as the boxer with the edge to outbox Turner, who is noted for occasional recklessness.
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Philadelphia
Gil Turner
Vince Martinez
Paterson
N. J
New York
World Boxing Championship Committee
Iaw
Massachusetts
National Boxing Association
NBA
Thane Logart
Carmen Basilio
Sugar Ray Robinson
Turner
Martines
Logart
Gaspar Ortega
Ortega
World Committee
Julins Helland
New York State Athletic Commission
Martinez
George Barnes
Virgil Akins
Akins
Tony DeMarco
Boston
New England
Crazylegs Hirsch Retires From Football For TV Or Oil Work
Los Angeles great Elroy Crazylegs Hirsch, famed for his dual-angle runs, is quitting football. He will become sports director for Union Oil, host his own sports show, run the company youth program, and may advise the Rams. Norm Van Brocklin had retired earlier.
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Los Angeles
Union Oil Co
Rams
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Ram
Norm van Brocklin
Mountaineers Eye 13th Straight Win Against Pitt
West Virginia trainer Fred Schaus leads the top ranked Mountaineers against rivalry foe Pitt in a showdown worth the big one title. Pitt holds a 48 40 series edge but WVU sits No 1 in the AP poll with a 7 4 mark behind impressive wins over Syracuse and Duke.
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Pitt
Fred Sehaus
West Vieginia
Mountaineer
West Virginia
Schaus
Schulls
West
Virginia
Associated Press
Syracuse
Duke
Aggies Renew Hunt For Coach Aggies Renew Hunt For Coach
Texas A&M pursued a new football coach as Navy coach Eddie Erdelatz withdrew amid a protest over the visit arrangements. He cited improper protocol and said he would remain at Navy after midshipmen urged him to stay.
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College Station
Tex
Texas A&m
Navy
Eddie Erdelatz
Aggie
Erdelatz
Erdelat
Jack Finney
College Board of Directors
Erdelata
A&m
College
William R. Smedburg Tit
Naval Academy
Finney
Slade Cutter
Brdelata
Area Grid Star McCusker Signs with Chicago Cardinals
Area grid star and Pittsburgh Panthers cocaptain I McCusker signed with the Chicago Cardinals of the National Football League. McCusker, 6 feet 2 inches, 245 pounds, was the Cardinals second draft choice behind halfback John Crow who has already signed his 1958 contract.
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Cocaptain
Pittsburgh Panthers
Chicago Cardinals
McCusker
John Crow
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