Dragons Host Warren and Titusville in League Week
Corry High Beavers seek first league win as they visit Warren Friday and host Titusville in a pair of home games. Dragons, 2-1 in league, beat Franklin and look to stay atop. Warren’s Jeff Homan is league’s top scorer candidate with about 25 per game. The meeting games promise a tense clash as bottom clubs vie to escape the cellar in a behind-the-scenes title race.
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Dragons
Corry High “Beavers
Yon
Orange and Black
Warren
Titusville
Franklin
Black Knights
Meadville
Beavers
Crage
Bulldogs
Jeff Homan
Callar
New Tribe Creates Office of Customer Relations
The Cleveland Indians establish a customer relations office led by Duke Zilber to boost baseball interest and fan relations. Bradly Rogers will assist as a native Clevelander and Alva Bradley relative connects to team leadership. Zilber, who ran Reading farm club, will gather fan feedback at a stadium booth and work with Hank Greenberg to improve personalized service citywide.
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New Tribe
Indians
Duke Zilber
Bradly Rogers
Alva Bradley
Zuber
Cleveland
Reading
Hank Greenberg
Greenberg
Zilber
Invasion of Meadville rattles Black Knights on the road
Sport Shorts notes Warren’s Friday night win kept the Black Knights from clinching. Bulldogs favored at home as Meadville battles for a sixth straight Section II title. Scoring records rise as teams push 70s and 80s, with Old City and Titusville among recent high scorers. Clymer leads Southern Chautauqua County race. Bemus Point tied for second with Sherman after week’s results.
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Vuneuus
Warren
Black Knights
Meadville
Bulldogs
Beavers
Old City
Titusville
Oilers
Clymet’ High
Chautauqua
Bewis Point
Panama
Pirates
Neways
Calhoun and Luedee Set for Tonight's 10 Round TV Bout
Calhoun from White Plains meets midweight Rory Calhoun in a 10 round TV match at St Michaels Arena New York featuring rival Jerry Laueder of New Haven. Willie Pasteure and Chuck Splener listed among young contenders. Championship prospects hang on a primetime Norfolk show broadcast by NBC and ABC.
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White Plains
Winwell
Siantly
Jerry Laueder
New Haven
St Michelas Arena
New York
Willie Pasteure
New Orleans
Minry
Mees
NBC
Chuck Splener
Detroit
Norfolk
Dooy Giambra
Buffalo
AL Andru
Superior
ABC Radio and TV
Dayton Rallies To Trip Xavier For 14th In Row
Dayton Flyers, 14-0 this season, rallied to defeat Xavier 71-73 as they press for the No. 1 AP ranking while San Francisco seeks a 40th straight win in a season spotlight. The Dons, 13-0, chase top status with a Saturday clash against California amid midterm schedules.
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Xavier
Associated Press
San Francisco Dons
San Francisco
California
Fresno State
Long Island I
Seton Hall
Dons
Flyers
Kayser
Ohio
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Lehigh
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Beton Hall
Athnen Satuday
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Acton
Towa State
Cyclones
Vanderbill
Kentucky
West Virginia
Furman
Southern Methodist
Ith
Texas Christian
Towa
Titneis
Michigan
Ohio State
Vanderbilt
Steelers Sign Two Players From Draft and Baylor
Pittsburgh Steelers of the NFL have signed two players for the 1956 season. Veteran lineman Mary Matusz and center Jim Taylor join the club. The report notes a draft choice from Baylor as part of the roster moves.
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Steelers
Pittsburgh
Pittsburght
Mary Matusz
Jim Taylor
Baylor
Professional Basketball Scores and Hockey Note
Philadelphia defeats Boston 128 to 115 while St Louis tops Syracuse 105 to 100 Fort Wayne 111 Rochester 99 New York 100 Minneapolis 95. Jim Beliveau prefers Terry Sawehck in nets during hockey games this season. seven players were fired against Sawehck.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Jim Beliveau
Terry Sawehck
Beliveau
Peale
Sawehuck
Two Records Set at Washington Track Meet Eveningstar Games
The ninth Eveningstar Games at Washington produced two new marks as Dave Sims of Duke and Isabelle Daniels of Tennessee A and T led sprint and middle distance events. Annie Sowell of Pitt set a fast half mile, while George Bing of NYU emerged as a mile hopeful with a 4:13.0. Collegiate scores follow in basketball and other sports.
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Ress
Washington
U. S
Dave Sims
Duke
Isabelle Daniela
Tennessee A & T
Annie Sowell
Pitt
Sime
Miss Daniels
Sowell
National Guard Armory
George Bing
New York University
Denmark
Gunnar Nielsen
King
Bill Tidwell
Kansas State Teachers
Len Truex
Ohio State
Air Force
Fair Lawn
N. J
Andy Stanfield
Souchak Wins Caliente Open
Mike Souchak captured the Caliente Open in Mexico, finishing with a final 71 to overcome Tommy Bolt. The Duke alumnus earned $2,200 and a three foot high trophy after a four round total that yielded him the title and top prize.
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Itjuana
Mexico
California
Mike Souchak
Hetty Mike
Duke
Tommy Bolt
Mike
Tommy
Bolt
Marty Furgol
Mike Fetchuk
Rod Funseth
Spokane
Wash
Mikan Returns To Court Faces Mixed Fan Reaction
Minneapolis area report shows George Mikan, returning from retirement, insisting on credit for his play despite a 100-95 Lakers loss to the Knicks. He vows to improve with conditioning, while Lakers struggle in the late 1960s style season, aided by teammates Sears and Gallatin in a high scoring final period.
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Minneapolis
George Min
Minneapolis Lakers
New ‘York
Knickerbockers
National Basketball Association
Mikan
Mikany
Lakers
Milan
NBA
New York
Harry Gallatin
Ken Sears
Equip Bining
Fastest Winter Olympics Forecast At Cortina
Cortina d Ampezzo prepares for the 156th Winter Games with record speeds expected in cold and hazardous conditions. The opening events begin Friday as top skiers skaters and bobsledders descend on Lake Misurina and Ta Noa Mountain amid sparse snowfall and growing concern over injuries.
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Associated Press
Cortina D'Ampezzo
Italy
1OC
Avery Brundage
Chicago
Lake Misuring
Coytina
Russia
Eugeniy Grishin
Bea
Mussin
Grishin
Mallans
Monroe Plagg
Saramon Lake
Ta- Noa Mountain
Texas Cow Girls All Stars Vie In Benefit Cage Game Tonight
Texas Cow Girls face the Corry All-Stars in a benefit basketball game at the Corny Area Fight School tonight with an estimated 1100 to 1200 spectators. The Cow Girls roster lists Ruth Meyer Lindy Yearby Shirley Dorow Ruth Martinsen and Pro Holder as guards with Dorow the 6 2 forward. Fred Schwab leads the All-Stars and will coach and play with Joe Prining Slim Artison Fred Marsh Fred Jackson Paul Ryan Vic Cro Norman Cambell Try Downs and Frank McKnight in the lineup with frequent substitutions expected.
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Corry All-Stars
Corny Area
Barmstorm Inglassies
Cow Girls
Ruth Meyer
Lindy Yearby
Ube
Shirley Dorow
Renter
Ruth Martinsen
Uth
Uty
Dolores
Alulleiter
Em Taylor
Miss Dorow
Texans
Fred Schwab
Ningare University Court
Joe Prining
Slim Artison
Fred Marsh
Fred Jackson
Paul Ryan
Vic Cro
Norman Cambell
Try Downs
Frank McKnight
Schwab
Recreation league scores keep teams undefeated on weekend
The Black Knights edged the Eagles 16 to 14, Globetrotters beat Junior Beavers 0 to 6, and Cory Jets defeated Beven Aces 19 to 9. Jerry McIntyre led Cory with 10 points, Denny McMahon added nine for the Black Knights, and Roger Myers had five for the Globetrotters.
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Globetrotters
Black Knights
Eagles
Beavers
Cory Jets
Beven Aces
Jerry McIntyre
Corry Jete
Denny McMahon
Roger Myers
Corry Jets Va
Bovenh Aces
Dunior Beavers
Black Knights — Globetrotters
Corry Jets
Onlor Beavers
Barons Shutout by Buffalo Goalie Rollins in 3-0 defeat
Buffalo goalie Hin Rollins, ex-Chicago Black Hawk, posted a 3-0 win over the Cleveland Barons, delivering the first Barons shutout in three years of regular season AHL play. Jack McIntyre, newly arrival from Chicago, scored Buffalo’s first goal and assisted on the third as Buffalo dominated Cleveland at home.
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Buffalo
Gossie al Rollins
Cleveland Barons
Chicago Black Hawk
Fender
National Hockey League
Bisons
Cleveland
ax-Hawk
Jacke McIntyre
McIntyre
Hawks
Rollins
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