Corry Athletes To Be Honored At All Sports Banquet
Corry Area High School will honor its top senior athlete of the year at the seventh annual All-Sports banquet held in the high school cafeteria. Stewart A. (Doc) Long will host. Pitt coach John Michelosen will be the main speaker. The 1956 Beavers undefeated season and District 10 title will be celebrated as awards are handed for Little League Teener Teague and American Legion baseball, plus Elks Nine and Teener League champions. Tickets cost $2.50 and are available at local eateries.
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Doc) Long
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Saddler Loses Featherweight Crown in Boxing Shakeup
The NBA stripped Sandy Saddler of the 126 pound title for not signing a title defense and may reinstate him after a medical exam next week if he is fit to fight. Saddler has not fought since July due to injuries from an auto accident. Cadilli upset Miguel Berrios in a nationally televised bout to claim the featherweight top spot, while Saddler’s reign ends a third time amid disputed decisions and regulatory actions in New York and Boston.
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Group From Pa Will Buy Track In Cleveland
A Pittsburgh area group will purchase the Randall Race Track near Cleveland for 3 million dollars. Dan Parish heads the Pennsylvania syndicate with Saul Silberman of Cleveland and Ralph DiChairo of Baltimore. The sale and transfer will be finalized next Tuesday with Randall stockholders meeting in Cleveland. Parish was elected president of the 14 member group, Ed Moun of Mercer, Pa., as vice president and general manager.
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Bardstown Captures Tropical Handicap at Miami
Bardstown won the Tropical Handicap at Tropical Park in Miami, capturing $4,207 of $68,500 total purse. The running card listed fighters Gil Gadilli of San Francisco and Miguel Berros of New York, with Gadilli outpointing Berros in a ten round bout.
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Louisville Cardinals Rout Eastern Kentucky 104 67 in Top 5 Showdown
Louisville raced to a 45 23 lead in 14 minutes and rolled to a 104 67 victory over Eastern Kentucky as Bill Darragh poured in 28 points. Kentucky and Louisville dominated a weekend schedule with Oklahoma A and M, Maryland and Clemson also winning in rough affairs.
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Boston Bruins Suspend Sawchuk Over Quitting Hockey
Rookie Norm Defelice takes over as the Bruins goalie after Terry Sawchuk's sudden quitting threat and disappearance. Sawchuk faces a possible lifetime ban. Defelice will guard the net against the Detroit Red Wings at Boston Garden. Sawchuk's absence comes during his bout with mononucleosis and prior midseason all star status.
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Pirates Eye Third Base Switch For Frank Thomas
Keystone Sport Shorts reports Frank Thomas may lock into third base full time after a move last season echoed Bob Elliott's 1942 switch. If so, Bobby Bragan could deploy Bill Varton Lee Walls and Bob Clemente in the outfield, forming a strong defensive trio.
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Wilt Forte In Scoring Duel
Wilt Chamberlain of Kansas and Chet Forte of Columbia lead college scoring in a tight duel. After 13 and 12 games respectively, Forte rising to 36 points per game in three starts, including 44 vs Rutgers, while Chamberlain averaged 30.6 with a 23.0 pace in recent outings.
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