Corry Beavers Face Two Games Ahead of Key Section clash
Corry High Beavers plan a two game spread hosting North East tomorrow night then traveling to Franklin Friday in a section 1 clash. Meantime plans by the Pennsylvania Game Commission pursue sharptailed grouse stocking as an experimental move across several counties to restore game habitats. A Warren visit to Meadville headlines a pivotal Section T race with the league cellar at stake in Friday’s Franklin game.
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North East
Franklin
Lesages
Beavers
Warren
Dragons
Nurseryite
Pennsylvania Game Commissi
Commission
Meadville
Cline
Harry G. Scott
Atlantic City
Low Hanna
Ditch Meyer
TCU
Bob King
Illinois
Jim Tatum
Maryland
Steve Oyen
New York Giants
Lynn Waldart
California
Jim Trimble
Philadelphia Eagles
Pittsburgh Pirates
Havana
Cubs
Jackson Ville
Fla
Andy Patko
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
Dodgers
Hoy Hartfield
Montreal
Seniors Set Pace In Cage League
Seniors take sole first place in the High School Intramural League with a 44 23 win over the Sophomore Aces. Hodie McLean leads scoring with 21 points, Bilal adds 13, while the Aces’ Jim Burkhart tops with eight. In the other game the Juniors edge the Sophomore Pumpers 46 27 as Tom Blohynski scores 20 and John Burkhart 11. A new gym dedication is planned in Monessen Pennsylvania as Maple Mink speaks. Bob Sheridan, son of a local policeman, plays for Brenwens University.
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Hodie" McLean
Bilal
Jim Burkhart
Pumpers
Tom Blohynski
Tip Dunions
John Burkhart
Most PIAA Cage Champs Making Bids for Titles
Contenders across Pennsylvania race to secure early lead as defending champions pace leagues. Key showdowns loom tomorrow with Chesmont Coatesville Pottstown top of their circuits while Easton, Allentown and Reading target early halves.
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PIAA
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Hanover
South Penn
Danville
Susquehhanna
Adams Township
West Central
Catasauqua
Lehigh Valley
Chesmont-Coatesville
Pottstown
Cscuit
Penn
Bethlehem
Tast Vear
Mon
Hurricanes
Easton
Allentown
I Central Penn
John Harris
Reading
Red Knights
York
Harris
WPIAL
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Wend
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Frerell
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Norristown
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Wilkes Barre
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PCIAA
Pittsburgh Central
North Catholic
Scranton Prep
Honesdale
St. Nicholas
Marymoht
Chamion
Army Officer Heads USLTA
Lt Col James H. Bishop becomes president of the U S Lawn Tennis Association and pushes a sweeping overhaul of amateur rules. He moves to end the eight week rule allowing travel and expenses for eight tournaments and seeks alignment with the International Federation to remove indirect monetary advantages for players.
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Associated Press
New York
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
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Sus
Russell B. Kingman
USSTA
Bishop
U. S
Uncle Sam
International Federation
College Cage Fives Face Light Schedule This Week
Ambulated Press reports college basketball teams face a light schedule as exam time reduces games. No conferences have a cinch NCAA bid yet, Seton Hall leads independents with 16 straight wins, and notable upsets include LaSalle and Western Kentucky. Multiple conferences juggle studies and sports.
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Ivy League
Sonensers
Seton Hall
Memphis State
New Jersey
Tvy Cornwell
Golumbiz
Southern
Wake Forest
North Carolina State
Southeastern
Louiisiana State
Georgia
Delaware
Lebanon Valley
Kansas
Illinois
LaSalle
Vletim Se
Gil Fert Vist
Bolt Wins San Diego Open in playoff season debut
Tommy Bolt captured the San Diego Open title at the San Diego Country Club with a 274 total over 72 holes, earning $2,000. Doug Ford finished three strokes back at 277 earning $1,400, while Harrisburg set a course record. The article also notes the tour's move to Palm Springs and Phoenix Open events.
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San Diego
Tommy Bolt
Palm Springs
Thunderbird ‘Country Club
Bell
San Diego Country Club
Maplewood
N. J
Tommy
Doug Ford
Harrison, N
Ford
Corry Boys Win Boxing Crowns at Erie Golden Gloves
Corry's Leon Gole and Paul Kundracik won novice boxing titles at the Erie Golden Gloves finals held at Gannon Auditorium. Gole defeated John Mathias of Erie Martin Recreation Center in the 175-pound class in a slugging bout. Kundracik captured the heavyweight crown by defeating Moose Passerotti. Irvin Sherwood, Corry’s other finalist, lost to Billy Rees in the heavyweight open finals.
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Corry
Leon Gole
Paul Eundract
Erie Golden Gloves
Gannon Auditorium
Gole
John Mathias
Erie Martin Recreation Center
Cola
Kundracik
Moose Passerotti
Erle Martin Recreation Center
Irvin Sherwood
Billy Rees
Kramer Beats Sedgman In Grueling 22 20 Set
Irene Baltimore report on Jack Kramer defeating Frank Sedgman 22 20 in a long one set match at the Coliseum. Sedgman leads the series 8 2 as Kramer and Pancho Segura split doubles 1 1 before a near capacity 3 200 crowd.
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Sedgman
Down Under
Kramer
Town
Louisville
Plating Leads Engineers In Jamestown League Meet
Plating team edged Corry Jamestown League rivals with decisive first race win. Individual scoring saw Paul Shannon post 221, Marvin Burton 210, and Paul Stroup 202 as teamwork propelled an overall industrials edge.
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Corry
Jamestown League
Wwe
Paul Shannon
Marvin Burton
Paul Stroup
Blue Jays Face Clymer In Junior High Tilt
Corry Junior High Blue Jays aim to rebound after a 42 to 26 loss to Warren. Coach Vic Orage plans to start Miller Dretsch Trisket Maloney and Latos in the lineup. NBA scores list Indianapolis 16 Philadelphia 74 in overtime and other results.
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Clymer
Corry
Sey
Warren
Ace
Vic Orage
Miller
Dretsch
Trisket
Maloney
Latos
Radio Television Repair Ad
Car and Home radio and television repair service advertises contact at night and day with phone numbers 3 5133 and 2 254 Davis Radio Television located at 122 North Center Street.
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CAR & Homh Radio & Television
Davis Radio-Television
North Center Street
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