Beavers Travel To Titusville Tonight Beavers Meet Rockets
Corry Beavers head to Titusville aiming to even their section record and snap a three game skid after a tight loss to Meadville. Titusville, led by senior Alan Clark and guard Jim Curtis, seeks a upset to boost their winless start though they showed late-season resilience in recent games. Meadville and Warren also contest the II-A schedule as Snell and Evans vie for individual scoring leadership.
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Will Support Fish License Boost For Conservation
Bedford leaders back raising fishing license fees from 950 to 400 with proceeds for conservation. President Bashore of Lebaron notes division approval contingent on funds directed to habitat and wildlife projects. Executive estimates show over 1 million dollars needed to finance the conservation program.
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Crystal Ball picks spark uneven results in local sports slate
In a retrospective on past Crystal Ball forecasts, seven of eleven predictions hit, four missed, leaving a season tally of 70 correct and 89 wrong. Tonight’s picks favor Corys over Titusville and Meadville over Franklin, with several games deemed close but winnable for favorites.
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Jackson Stays On $1,000 Bail For Fatal Crash
Boxers Tommy Jackson known as Hurricane stayed in $1,000 bail after facing charges of driving with an improper license. He appeared in Queens Felony Court amid claims the license may be fake. bail remained $1,000 as investigators said the accident that killed Charles Burga, 60, last Jan 8 was not his fault.
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Last Night's Fights Across Cities
Boxing results from last night show Angelo Defendis of Brooklyn outpointing Jerry Luedee of New Haven in New York. Jimmy Peters of Miami defeated Willie Johnson of Miami in Miami. Joe Dorsey of New Orleans stopped Sugar King of Los Angeles in New Orleans. Billy Lynch of Holyoke beat Take Tweota of Philadelphia in Holyoke.
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Kid) Johnson
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Sugar) King
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Ohio State Wins Fifth Straight Big 10 Showdown
Ohio State rallied from a late deficit to beat Wisconsin 67-64 at Madison and extend its Big Ten winning streak to five. The 12th-ranked Buckeyes improved to 10-3 overall, avoiding an away loss as Wisconsin watched its tough season deepen. Gene Morse led Bradley past Tulsa 72-56, while Northwestern, Minnesota, and Florida State posted wins elsewhere.
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Former Area Hurler Dies At Home
Former area hurler Pete Behan, a right handed pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies in 1921, died at home last night at age 24. Behan began his professional career in 1920 with Hamilton in the Canadian American League and also played for Jamestown Bradford Erie and Wellsville in the era’s Texas Tyierstate League.
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Bruins seek NHL calibre goalie as Sawchuk may return
Boston GM Lynn Patrick said the Bruins need a temporary goalie after Sawchuk left the club last week. The 27 year old, a three time Veema trophy winner, may rejoin later in the season after resting for a month due to nerves and a blood illness. Norm Defelice replaced him briefly but showed uneven form in recent losses, leaving Boston in third place behind Montreal and Detroit.
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McGuire Predicts Tar Heels Losses Ahead for UNC
New York reports coach McGuire of North Carolina, unbeaten at 15 0, says his Tar Heels will lose at least five of their remaining nine games. He praises his team as the best he has had in 10 years, but expects three or four defeats before season end. He notes the Atlantic Coast Conference is strong and cites Duke, Wake Forest, NC State, and Maryland as capable of beating any top team.
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Washington University names new head football coach
In a brief sports update, SbAL Levu wens was named the new head football coach of Washington University. Willie Hartack guided Calumet's Liberty Sun to victory with a 34.80 stretch in the Riviera Purse at Hinleah Park, defeating Dance-A-Ji.
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North Carolina Tops AP Poll After Upset Losses
North Carolina rises to No 1 in the AP poll after Kansas falls 98-37 to Iowa State and Kansas drops from the lead. Duke, UCLA, Kentucky and others round out the top ten in rankings through January 19 with North Carolina gaining 79 of 120 first-place votes and 1,109 points.
North East Honors Villa Brothers and Huber Trio Tonight
The North Eastview Club plans a Taare day dinner at Lab Dining Room to honor Jim Villa Pancho Ville Allegheny fullback Jed Pennsylvania college scorer 1956 Chuck Huber top scorer Ee County Football League North Base High star Carl Huber of Corry area recognized as a top high school athlete.
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Mantle Wins 10000 Best For Pro Award
Mickey Mantle wins the Hickok Pro Athlete of the Year award for 1958, chosen by sports writers and broadcasters. He edges Don Larsen and Floyd Patterson in the annual Rochester Press-Radin Club event. Mantle plans banquet tours and talks with Yankees officials, noting no finalized terms as he discusses future value and contract details. He also receives the Frederick C. Miller Memorial Trophy in Milwaukee and notes talks with Yankees GM George Weiss about his 60,000 asking price.
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Indiana hires a new head coach amid troubled season
aSDIANAPOLIS Phil Dickens signs a four year contract to lead Indiana after guiding Wyoming town through a vented football season. BRISBANE Pancho Gonzales defeats Ken Rosewall in a long five set match 83 6 3 11 9 1 6 15 13 and builds a 4 1 lead in the semis. Austin Tex Rocky Caballero and Timmy Martinez appear in scattered results with Phoenix noted.
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Blynt Leads Bowling Night With Several 200s
Fr Blynt led last night's bowling action as 20 bowlers posted scores in the 200s. Blynt had 222 and 200, V Legters added 207 and 218, F Stec logged two 200s, and many others reached the 200s including Hurlbut, Harvey, Price, and Hajer.
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Roberts Takes Salary Cut By Phillies Pitcher Accepts Reduction
PHILADELPHIA — Robin Roberts, star pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies, signed a contract reducing his salary by about 5000, bringing estimated take home around 45000 this year. GM Roy Hamey said the cut reflects last season’s 18 losses rather than absence of 20-win form. Roberts admitted the move, calling himself a disappointment to the team and to himself.
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