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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1961

Page

7

Franklin Knights Face Beavers In Section Two Showdown

Franklin hosts Corry in a 10-5 Section Two matchup led by Jim McCullough. Meant for a competitive clash, Erie Tech and Meadville games shape both teams as Steve Olson and Joe Baresai target a Beaver win.

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Two Beavers Among Top Cage Scorers

Allanouvers of the Corry Beavers sit among the top 16 scorers after three games in the IT basketball race. Mickey McMahon is sixth and Steve Olson is fifteenth, with Gary Paige just behind Olson in sixteenth. Bob Hunter of Meadville leads with 66 points, while Jim Daniels of Titusville trails by 18.

Maders Erie Tech Strong Vincent Meadville Hickory Warren McCullough Cranberry Kittanning Eric Tech Greenville Brookville Mighty Meadville Grove City Knights Montibeau Commodore Perry Oil City Tech Oilers Ol City Meadville Joss Knightly Frankitti Letterman Invaders Schosser Behossar Shuy-zerz Don Promosic Bill Besbe Din Brown Larry Rosella Beavers Thant Ron Schrecangost Mberil Howe Mickey McMahon Olson Paul Bauer Guy Fulga Jon Bareal Dan McKildowney McMahon McKidowney Allanouvers Corry Beavers Steve Olson Orange and Black McMahon Ie Nixth Bob Hunter Jim Daniels Titusville Gary Paige Franklin

Palmer Wins Hickok Belt as Pro Athlete of the Year

Arnold Palmer topped a strong field to win the Hickok Pro Athlete of the Year award scoring 302 points on a 3-2-1 basis and 73 first place votes. He also received a $10,000 jewel studded belt at a Rochester charity dinner, with Patterson Van Brocklin Mazeroski Law among notable contenders.

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Bow City bowler tops city with 600 series

BOCCHING Pate Russell Jr. rolled the only 600 series last evening as the league night drew unusually light. Russell's 601 included 277 and 204 games, supported by multiple 200s from Baressi, Davie Jr., Bemis, Migliaccio, Conn, Watrous, Buressi and others. Archie Wetmore led the high scores with 304, and Robbie Robinson added 302 in a quiet but notable lane night.

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Untouchables Lead Rec League With 3-0 Mark

The Untouchables beat the Yellow Dogs 63-36 with Hunt scoring 21 points. Brooks led the Marksmen to a 63-36 win over the Whiz Kids with 22 points. T Boutwell scored 30 as the FFA team defeated the Aquanauts 81-40. The Untouchables stay atop the league with a 3-0 record.

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Corry Jamestown Keglers Fall to Westfield in Narrow Loss

Corry Jamestown’s bowling team fell 2747 to 2056 at Westfield as Westfield’s stronger three-game sets and higher totals claimed the interstate match. Williams led Corry with a 575 series including 217, 178, 180. Anderson added 630 as runner up. Harvey posted a bottom 508 for Corry. Westfield totals featured 638 for Cowan, 596 for Whitwood, and 821 for Biddy, with two top Westfield series above Corry’s best. An interstate rematch is set for Saturday February 4 with a 8:20 p.m. start after a junior varsity clash.

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Ajax and Moose's Lead in City Volleyball Action

Ajax and Moose's top the City Volleyball League standings ahead of week three at Corry Aves High School gym. They face Raymonds and Old Pros while other matches include Cory Foam, Corry Loan, BPM, CJ Office, CJ Factory, and McInnes Steel with several teams vying for points.

Ajax Moose’s Corry Aves Raymonds Moose

Ohio State Unanimous No 1 in Poll Sixth Straight Week

Ohio State remains the top unbeaten team in the nation with every final place vote in the Associated Press writers and broadcasters poll for the sixth straight week. The Buckeyes, 13 straight Saturdays after beating Minnesota 75 to 58, face Purdue next, a Big Ten foe once unbeaten in league play. Bradley and St Bonaventure follow in the rankings ahead of North Carolina and Duke as the season tightens toward key upcoming games.

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Negro major leaguers resent spring training humiliation

Chicago report says Negro major leaguers such as Ernie Banks Willie Mays and Hank Aaron face second class treatment in the South during spring training while being hailed as stars in the North. The piece notes they are barred from same hotels and restaurants as white teammates.

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Millcreek Grapplers Top Corry 23-19 in Dual Meet

Millcreek defeated Corry 23 to 19 as seven of twelve matches were won by the Blue and White. Patterson, Roden, and Mitchell starred with decisive pins and decisions, lifting Millcreek from a 18-6 deficit to a 24-19 final advantage.

Millcreek Grapplers Topple Corry Morowen Fsign Wenoot ML Creek Corry Beaver Corry Area High School Blue and White Invaders Beaver Grapplers Bob Mulvin George Patterson Ronicauy Corry Patterson Roden Jim Hadley Tom Brady Dan Baumgartner Beckh Millcreek Art Dingfelder Dale Fralick Rich Crotty Eaton George Francia Trojans John Buyke Dick Johnson Keith Wade Don Buell Buell Ray Mitchell Averite Rigmly Mitchell Trumph Beavers Beevers Brady Tina Matinen OM City Titusville Warren Fort LeBoeuf Trojana Pranklin Beauwert Corty la Gamble Dingfelder McDowell Crotty Fralick Barkko Walker Santos Griswold Lewis Wade Cromick Ed Hultgren Ified Wingerter

Northwestern Top Purdue 64 62 as Dischinger Held

Northwestern defeats Purdue 64 62 pulling Purdue from Big Ten lead contention. Olympian Terry Dischinger, hampered by a sore finger, was held to 17 points after a 4-for-? first half as Northwestern uses a four man zone. Minnesota crushes Michigan State 89 70 to improve to 2-3 in conference. Gophers pull away from the opening moment.

Northwestern Purdue Minnesota Michigan State Terry Dischinger Ohio State Dischinger Wildcats Big Ten Gophers

Negro players treated differently at spring training hotels

The article notes Cub players will be accepted at their hotel in Mesa Artz while Chicago White Sox players in Sarasota Fla will not be allowed to stay with teammates. Negro Sox players would have to stay in a separate community under unsatisfactory conditions.

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Evening high school games across the region

Meadville visits Warren and Titusville plays Ol City. Warshore hosts Fairview while Union City faces Dawrentel. Park Ft and LeBoeuf play Olrard Pleasantville meets Tidjotite. West Forest at Northern Area, Youngsville hosts East Forest. Farrell meets Sharon Harborcreek visits Erie Tech Greenville plays Hickory.

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