Corry teams shine as rifle squad leads league and boxing slate tightens
The Corry Class A rifle team opened with two 1200 plus scores against Lawrence Park and Oil City, led by Bob Patterson and Eugene Davis with depth from George Patterson Gilbert Harriman Gary Dingfelder and Art Knapp. Boxing shows one telecast this week with Vince Martinez vs Rocky Casilla at Madison Square Garden.
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Lawrence Park
Oil City
Bob Patterson
Eugene Davis
George Patterson
Gilbert Harriman
Gary Dingfelder
Art Knapp
Sovitt Boxing
Madison Square Garden
Vince Martinez
Rocky Casilla
Martinez
Casilla
Rocky
Eagles Sign Pair of Linemen as Free Agents
Philadelphia Eagles sign two 200 and 240 pound linemen as free agents. Edward R. Novogratz an end from Moravian College and Cleo Wallace a guard from Winston-Salem Teachers College will report to training camp next summer. Novogratz had a brief stint with the Detroit Lions and Wallace tried out with the Cleveland Browns.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Eagles
Eagle
Aine McNally
Edward R. Novogratz
Moravian College
Cleo Wallace
Winston-Salem Teachers College
Novografz
Detroit Lions
Wallace
Cleveland Browns
Women Bowlers Plan Corry Tournament At Bowl-Aire
Plans were advanced for the Corry Women’s Bowling Association annual tournament at a Municipal Building meeting. This year’s event was awarded to Bowl-Aire and will start the weekend of March 6. Pin firing runs for three weekends with scoring on a handicap basis. Awards go to top teams and individuals in singles doubles team and all events.
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Corry
Kentucky Five Remains Top In AP Cage Poll
The top five teams stay unchanged in the AP basketball poll with Kentucky 11-0 in first, Duquesne second, Indians third, Western Kentucky fourth, and Notre Dame jumping to sixth after defeating Holy Cross. Oklahoma A&M falls to fifth with 697 points. Holy Cross slips to eighth. George Washington drops from seventh to tenth after a loss.
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Associated Press
New York
Kentucky Wildcats
Duquesne
Indians
Western Kentucky
Oklahoma A&m
Western
Aggies
Notre Dame
Irish
Holy Cross
therTrish
Crusaders
Oklahoma City
George Washington
Oue
Patton to Race In Australian World Pro Footracing Meet
Sprinter Mel Patton 29 and former USC star will race in Melbourne against Herb McKenley and Australian pros in the world professional footracing championships next month. He says coaching will remain his main income and he will train whenever possible, though he declines to reveal prize money.
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Long Beach
Calif
Mel Patton
University of Southern California
Patton
Melbourne
Herb McKenley
Schlundt Leads Indiana Past Ohio State In 94 72 Rout
Indiana University center Don Schlundt scored 27 points to pace the Hoosiers to a 94 72 victory over Ohio State. The win marked Indiana sixth straight conference triumph as Schlundt extended his scoring records at Bloomington and in Midwest arenas. Several other teams won or posted notable scores across the nation.
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Associated Press
New York
Don Schlundt
Indiana University
Midwest
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Hoosiers
Ohio State
Indiana
Kentucky
Duquesne
Maryland
Virginia
Kansas
Town State
Ilinois
Towa
Wisconsin
Ree Sata
Michigan State
Bobby Delpit
Tulane
Tennessee
Davidson
Virginia Tech
Tulsa
Murray State
Wyoming
Colorado A&m
New Mexico
West Texas State
New Mexico A&m
Green Wave
Louisiana State
Vanderbilt
Mississippi
Rice
Arkansas
Texry Christian
Baylor
Bradley
Houston
Seton Hall
John Carroll
Eddie Mathews Joins Holdout Tide Over Pay Offer
Eddie Mathews expressed dissatisfaction with his salary as he joined a growing list of holdouts. The piece notes Billy Pierce becoming one of the White Sox’s highest paid pitchers after a strong 1953 season, and mentions Hank Sauer, Ralph Kiner, and Don Robertson among others signing with Cubs and Athletics as NBA scores list Minneapolis beating Milwaukee.
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Pierce
White Sox
Associated Press
New York
Chicago White Sox
Chicago Cubs
Trucks
Ready
Hank Sauer
Cubs
Ventrich
Gil Tyegot
Ralph Kiner
Mathews
John Quinn
Braves
Sauer
Hal Jeffeout
Bowling leads and standings in Men’s A League action last night
Niederreiter's fell two games behind Curry Novelty in a feature match as Blue Bonnet, Mineo Builders, and others posted scores. Merritt Appliance Keglers held a two and a half game lead in the VFW Men’s B League after beating Lenton Mfg Co. Al’s Clothes Shop and Hickle Electric split matches. Moosehaven widened its Mose League advantage by blanking Ald while Wisdom dropped one game.
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Curry Novelty
Mederriter
Blue Bonnet
Mineo Builders
Jensen's
Corry den A
Thompson Products
Bemis Service
Lenton Mfg. Co
VFW
Hickle Electric
WEW
Moorish
Model Dairy
Stutil’s Jewelers
Lenton Mig. Co
Clse Keystone
Al's Clothes
Martin Motor Sales
Mer
Mouseheart
Ald
Wisdom
Moosehaven
Clymer Lumber
Ibs
Art
Bankers
Kolstee
Keystone
Clymer Rexall
Orioles Sell 14 Minor Leaguers to Richmond Club
Baltimore sold 14 of its minor leaguers for 50000 to Richmond of the International League. Seven played for the Orioles last year, five did not play, and two were in military service. Returning servicemen Joe Ares and Ed Ravka transfer to Richmond along with Havana as part of league expansion.
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Baltimore Oroles
Richmond
International Leagie
Orioles
Ken Heintvelman
Dick Starr
Wimpy Nardella
Russ Kerns
Mary Rackley
Roy Weatherly
Marty Tabachock
Rackley
BIT
Joe Ares
Ed 'Ravka
Havana
Cuba
Springfield
Mavs
Blix Donnelly
Ray Pout
Jana Gordon Mueller
George Byam
Butch Woyt
Mueller
Prugar Leads League With 233 And 603 Series
Joe Prugar toppled 233 in a 603 series to lead last night’s bowling action against the Maple league. The night featured a string of 200 plus games including Royek 204, Hinsdale 225, Mounin 229, Dunneweld 282, and Dunneweld 207, along with multiple 200s from Barbour, Harvey, Shuss, and others.
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Joe Prugar
Maples
Walt Royek
Willie VanEarden
Max Boozel
Ernie Hins—dale
Gerle Whaley
Wayne Querreveld
Alan Dunneweld
Gordon Holthouse
Homer Loomis
Rocky" Mounin
Orrin Bisbee
Harvey
Scott Powell
Paul Barber
Don Maloney
Club Bisbee
Danny Dykes
Marv Perkins
Bob Morton
Charley Shuss
Paul Hurlbut
Buland Harvey
Phil Sample
Hink Roskowski
Chuck Harden
Bill Hammony
Bill Lanviillé
Dick Mountain
Dorr Clark
Paul Clark
College Basketball Scores Roundup
St Francis Pa beat Baldwin Wallace 09 by Maryland 10 and Virginia 56 63 Tennessee 61 Mississippi 78 Vanderbilt 74 Xavier 0 79 Eastern Kentucky 68. Indiana beat Ohio State 73 Wisconsin 57 Michigan State 53 Iowa 78 Illinois 70 Kansas 76 Iowa State 61 Nebraska 80 Missouri 72.
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Baldwin-Wallace
Maryland
Virginia
Tulane
Tennessee
Mississippi
Vanderbilt
Xavier
Eastern Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Michigan State
Towa
Llinois
Kansas
Towa State
Nebraska
Missouri
Ajax Iron Works tops league with win and first place
Ame hans And The Ajaxat Works moved into sole first place in the City Volleyball League by beating Aero Supply while Rogers Steel fell to Corry Jamestown. Raymond's defeated Merchants City to finish 3 2 1 in the standings with next week Rogers vs Merchants and Aero Supply vs Raymond's.
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Ame Hans
Ajaxat Works
Aero Supply
Rogers Steel
Alas Iron Works
Corry-Jamestown
Raymond's
Merchants
Rogers
Ajax Iron Works
St Francis College Beats Baldwin Wallace 99 89 in Alabama Arena
St Francis College rallied in the second half to defeat Baldwin Wallace 99 to 89 last night in Alabama. Maurice Stokes scored 32 points to pace St Francis. Glen Flanagan outpointed Bobby Bickle 146 to 134 in Topeka, Kansas.
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Pittsburgh
St. Francis College
Baldwin Wallace
Alatoona
Maurice Stokes
Butte
Mont
Glen Flanagan
St. Paul
Bobby Bickle
Topeka
Kan
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