Beavers falter in fourth quarter against Warren
Corry Beavers led by seven at the start of the final period as foul trouble and late miscues cost them the game at Warren. Dietsch led with 25 points on 34 free throw attempts. Turner, Mitchell, Tomer and Kaiter posted mixed shooting marks as Cony struggled from the line and in closing moments.
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Corry
Meadville
Beavers
Breast
Warren
Iself
Craggmen
Witten
Dragon Giants
Dietsch
Dietsoh
Bill Turner
Beaver
Cony
Bull Mitchell
Jim Tomer
Don Kaiter
Chuck Scott
Ed Lates
Widen hunter pays fine for female deer mistake
A Pennsylvania resident sent a letter to the Game Commission enclosing 520 and 25 for a mistaken female deer shot in Venango County. She fears signing her name, worried authorities will arrest her. The message asks for leniency and clarifies the $25 quarter‑penalty. She again forgot to sign the note when sending the balance.
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Pennsylvania Game Commission
Ner
Tshoba Doe
Venango County
Tha Teller
Hilstake
Rim
Sport Shorts Summary of Mendville and Ridgway Scores
Readable fragments report Mendville wide play and Game Protector Keppler remarks. USC star Arnett inks with Los Angeles Rama. Ridgway bowler Richard Brian rolled 702 on December 2 with 244 101 and 268 games, first 10 set since 1947. The item also mentions local committees and unverified sports notes.
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Mendville
George W. Keppler
USC
Kaltoneke von Arnett
Los Angeles Rama
Ioyd Shurrar
Wiving
West Virginia
Mot
Rod Romley
Honom
Richard “Rea
Brian
Ridgway
Gore
Maakoe Durott
Machen Faces Maxim in Friday Miami Beach Bout
Unbeaten Eddie Machen, 19 straight victories, meets comeback contender Joey Maxim, 34, in a Friday heavyweight clash at Miami Beach. Machen recalls the Maxim phase of former stablemate Bobo Olson as he previews the test, while Maxim’s recent activity includes a long layoff since 1955. The 10 round fight will air on NBC radio and TV.
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Machen
Maxim
Associated Press
Eddie Machen
Joey Maxim
Miami Beach
Bobo Olson
Olsok
Archie Moore
Archie
Vancouver
Edgardo Romero
Willie Pastrand
New Orleans
Curt Sheppard
Th Machen
Johnny Summerlin
Syracuse
National Boxing Association
Ring
Péstrano
NBC
Furgol Wins Calents Open Golf Tourney in Sudden Death
United States Open holder Sam Furgol won the Calents Open in a sudden death playoff, earning $2,000 top money. He edged Al Besselink after a tight 72 holes in a par-72 layout at the Tijuana Country Club, finishing tied at 280. Leonard, Hesney, Souchak, and Harney were among early leaders.
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Awanda
Sausky W—Ent
Eure
Besselink
Scotland
Grossinger
N.Y
Mike Souchok
Four right handed pilots sign 1057 contracts for Pittsburgh Pirates
Weekend activity lists Art Swanson Monroe Ladackie Brown Elisabeth Pa Glarenier Chiyn Machipongo Yu George Witt Lagund Beard among signers. Hollywood highlight Kid Anuhuas Jose and los Angeles figures referenced with unclear details. Grapevine notes a JV 4x on carpet bench eating peanuts and awards go to Beaver Club dishers.
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BUC Hunters
Pittsburgh
Pilohers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Art Swanson
Monroe
Ladackie Brown
Elisabeth
Glarenier Chiyn
Machipongo
George Witt
Lagund Beard
Crystal Qaver
Grapevine
Car
Bill Milch- A
Dim’ Fomor
Clmok Beakt
Wall
Ed Liles
Bobby Nipiinesto
Beaver Chib
Tel
Ontally
Uno’ Yi Lguachuld
Bill Mitchell Wins Bachofner Trophy At Beaver Club Dinner
The Corry Beaver Club seventh annual All-Sports banquet drew a huge crowd at Corry Area High School cafeteria. Bill Mitchell received the Richard Bachomer Memorial Trophy as most valuable team player for 1956 57. Tomer and Scott tied for outstanding senior athlete. The program featured remarks by school officials and Pitt coach John Michelosen as guest speaker, with several trophies awarded for local leagues and activities.
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Corry
Beaver Club
Corry Area
Richard Bachomer
Bil Mitchell
Corry Tooall Senson
Jin Tomer
Chuck Scott
R. Merriman
Stewart Wee Long
Pete Bubrosky
Bud Gumbleton
Ed Kovach
T. S. Kelsey
Russ Cassett
Harry Paulson Jr
Pau! Stroup
Harold Roberts
Joe Carnegie
al Vanssens
Ed Brigham
Mr. Long
Robs
Corry Area High School
Tottes
Lawrence M. Douglas
Rita, Downey
Donna Sharer
Phyllis Jensen
Low Hunn
Tor Thie Beavers
Spride
Bi) Mitchell
Ed Burkhart
Connie Wrerich
Jost Yin
Bil Tuer
Jim Tomer
Chuck Booth
Jack Bright
Howard Me
Mullin
Rick Miedle
Chick Tahney
P. J. Dietech
Oh Bilyls
Tom Lathron
Walt Datos
Patchy
Natho
Walt Latos Sr
Wal
Armed Forces
Ed Latos
Wall
Ronald Dills
Bobby “Migligcolla
Vern Group
Columbus Merchants
Everett, Phillips
Elks Club
John McMahon
Olin
Ace” Bracken
Fuller
Todwe
Bracken
Lou Hanna
Clara Bachotner
Richard ‘Bachgfuer
Bill Mitchell
Hanna
Tomer
Scott
Tge
Walt Latos
Bob Pollett
Rex
Doug Spaulding
SPU
Bong
John ‘Michelosen
Eac
University of Pittsburgh
Michelosen
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Georgia Sct
Ted) Pain
John Michelosén
Russ Cossett
Cochairman
Boston Goalie Sawchuk Calls Press Conference
Terrry Sawchuk, 27, Boston Bruin goalie, scheduled a noon press conference in Detroit to explain his retirement from hockey. He quit the game Tuesday citing no overnight thought and returns to Detroit after being traded from the Red Wings. He has won three Vesna trophies and has been hospitalized during a season with mononucleosis, missing seven games.
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Boston
Sawchuk
Detroit
Terry Sawchuk
Boston Bruin
Terry
Seek To Block Paper Mill Construction
The Western Pennsylvania Clean Streams Association seeks Gov. Leader's ban on Hammermill Paper Co construction along the Allegheny River at Franklin unless the mill proves a non polluting method. The group calls for a permit block until pollution fears are addressed and urges a public hearing before any permit is issued. The decision to build remains undecided.
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New Kensington
Western Pennsylvania Clean Streams Association
Allegheny River
Franklin
Hammermit Paper Co
Fta
Allegheny
State Sanitary Water Board
Eafeene
Three Top AHL Clubs Beaten by Second Division Rivals
In the American Hockey League, the leading trio all lost to lower teams Sunday. Providence Reds fell 5-4 to the fifth place Buffalo Bisons, Hershey Bears lost 3-2 to Springfield Indians, and Cleveland Barons were routed 7-3 by the Rochester Americans. Len Wharram and Larry Wilsort scored late for Buffalo, while Bob Sabourin’s late goal sealed Springfield’s win as Hershey suffered a second straight defeat.
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Aswoent
America Hockey League
Providence Reds
Buffalo Bisons
Hershey
Bears
Springfield Indians
Cleveland Barons
Rochester Americans
Reds
Cleveland
Len Wharram
Larry Wilsort
Ue ‘Bisons
Bob Sabourin
Indians
Barons
Boston Bosses Open to Saloghuk Return Despite Voter Hesitation
In a muddled report, Mitt Schmidt and Muto Patek signaled openness to Saloghuk's comeback after illness, while a voter hesitation hints at possible reluctance to change retirement plans.
Midseason report sees North Carolina on top as Kansas falters
North Carolina remains undefeated at 15-0, leading AP top 20 amid midseason chaos. Kansas, once favored for the national title, is stopped, and Duke Maryland Wake Forest NC State South Carolina State and others prepare for the ACC tournament. Conference races tighten with Kentucky Princeton SMU California UCLA Kansas and others shaping the standings.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Slik Chamberlain
Kansas
Frank McGuire
Tar Heels
Duke
Naghe Jones State
McGre
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Big Ten
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Tlllinois
Purdue
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Baylor
Southern
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Pacific Coast
California
UCLA
Big Beveh
Town State
Missouri Valley
Bradley
St Loui S
Wichita
Tulsa
Skyline
Brigham Young
Jead
Montand
Utah State
Canisius
Toursville
Recreation Cage Results Intramural League play halted for banquet
Saturday games in senior high intramurals were postponed by Beaver Club banquet. In eighth and ninth grade action Boilermakers beat Badgers 54 to 35 with Lacey 16 and Grinder plus Marty 14 each. Buckeyes beat Wolverines 47 to 18. Seventh grade Tigers beat Bears 38 to 12. Beavers edged Lions 12 to 4. Cubs defeated Rams 18 to 4. Globetrotters beat Corry Jets 17 to 2. Jayhawks outlasted Biweke Bortuits 2 to 10. Silver Darts edged Black Hawks 15 to 14. Falcons beat Flaming Arrows 16 to 9. Next Saturday Beavers vs Tigers, Bears vs Cubs, and Lights vs Rams show in elementary division.
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Beaver Club
Boilermakers
Badgers
Roger Lacey
Luther Grinder
John
Dino
Marty
Donald Forbes
Buckeyes
Wolverines
Bill Sample
Thornton Boutwell
Spartans
Wolverines Badgers
Tigers
Bears
Dick Lindstrom
Roger Myers
Bengals
Beavers
Lions
John French
Joh Edwards
Jerry Hamilton
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Rams
Dennis Mertitt
Karl Brooks
Ron Brown
Globetrotters
Corry Jets
Mike Isana
Trotters
Jayhawks
Biweke Bortuits
Bob Lawson
Black Hawks
Willard Dykes
Falcons
Flaming Arrows
Arrows
Dave Bel
Silver Darts
Black Knights
the Falcons
Planning Arrows
Globeosters
The
Uh Black Hawks
Weekend Fights Reported in Detroit Scores
Pat Garnin Sawyer, 190, from Cincinnati, knocked out Embret Davidson in Detroit. Spikeon, New York, earned $15 in a 1 914 bout.
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Arnold
Pat Garnin Sawyer
Cincinmat
Embre
T Davidson
Detroi Spikeon
New York
Dale Long Wins Dapper Dan Award in Pittsburgh
The Pitts burgh Post-Gazette Dapper Dan Club honored top athletes before 1,200 fans at the 21st banquet. Sports Editor Al Abrams presented a plaque to Dale Long of the Pittsburgh Pirates for boosting Pittsburgh sports profile in 1956. Long drew nationwide attention after homering in eight consecutive games, a new major league record.
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Dale Long
Pittsburgh
Pitts
Hutch Post-Gazette
America
al Abrams
The
Post-Gazette
Pittsburgh Pirates
Long
Tennis Star Gonzales Leads 3-1 In Pro Series With Rosewall Win
In Sydney Pancho Gonzales of Los Angeles defeated Australis's Ken Rosewall 9-7 7-5 9-7 to take a 3-1 lead in their 100 match pro tennis series. Betsy Rawls won Tampa Women's Open Golf by one stroke with a 72 hole total of 298. Indiana University football coach Phil Dickens was timed for a similar schedule in Bloomington.
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Sydney
Australia
Pancho Gonzales
Los Angeles
Australis
Ken Rosewall
Tampa
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