Beavers Invade Oil City In Bid For Revenge Victory
Corry Beavers travel to Oil City seeking their first Section II win after a string of setbacks. Recalled is last February’s disputed finish and a 102-57 Oil City victory three years ago. Oil City, coached by Tom Skinner, plays with a young lineup while Corry eyes revenge and a cellar battle with 1-8 Oil City.
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Beavers
Oil City
Vic Cragg
Basketeers
Oilers
Orange
Oi City
Venango County
Pettit Baylor Threaten Records In NBA Scoring Race
New York AP reports St Louis star Bob Pettit has 1,277 points at a 29.0 average to lead the NBA scoring race, with Elgin Baylor at 1,046 points and 23.8 per game. Pat Arizin trails at 1,115 with 28.8, while Jack Twyman sits fourth at 1,120 and 23.8. Arizin scored 29 as the Hawks beat Detroit 102-98.
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Baylor
New York
St. Louis
Bob Pettit
Elgin Baylor
Minneapolis
George Mikan
National Basketball Assn
Pat Arizin
Philadelphia
Hawks
Mikan
NBA
Arizin
Jack Twyman
Cincinnati
Twyman
Area Cage Schedule for Crawford County B League
Corridor high school sports schedule lists Corry at On City Titusville at Franklin Meadville at Warren Crawford County B League games include Conneaut Valley at Cambridge Springs Saegertown at Linesville Randolph at Townville Wesleyville at Erie Tech Girard at Millcreek North East at Marblecreek Edinboro at Waterford Fairview at Lawrence Park Mercer at Grove City Lochranton at Conneaul Lake Tidioute at Spartansburg Jamesown at Olean West Forest at Youngsville Northern Area at East Forest Ripley at Conneaut at Ashtabula
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ON City
Titusville
Pranklin
Meadville
Warren
Crawford County
Conneaut Valley
Cambridge Springs
Saegertown
Linesville
Randolph
Townville
Wesleyville
Erie Tech
Girard
Millcreek North East
Marborcreek
Edinboro
Waterford
Fairview
Lawrence Park
Mercer
Grove City
Lochranton
Conmeaul
Cincy K State WVU Romp In College Action
Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati to a 75 52 win over Drake in the Missouri Valley race. Boozer scored 21 as Kansas State routed Iowa State 78 55 in the Big Eight. Cox added 18 as Kentucky crushed Georgia Tech 94 70. West Virginia beat George Washington 77 67 as West led with 4 10 to play. Johnson scored 28 as Minnesota topped Illinois 71 70. Crosthwaite and Osborne combined for 51 in Western Kentucky 96 74 over LaSalle. Coleman held to 16 in Florida beat Kentucky Wesleyan 69 64. Wordlaw 11 for Iowa as Ohio State won 66 72. Don Smith 26 for Bradley 77 63 over Detroit. Luckey and Phillips 44 for Houston 88 53 vs North Texas State. Robertson 27 points 16 in first half and 17 rebounds in win.
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Jerry West
Kelly Coleman
Ron Johnson
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Boozer
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In Fla
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Ted Lucksabil
Gary Phillips
Houston
North Texas State
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Bob Teeler
Teeler
K-State
Associated Press
Wildcats
Dave Douglas
Williams Leads Beavers With 60 Percent Shooting Average
Williams maintains a high season shooting rate as Ed Latos and Jim Davison trail in scoring. Sidney Stewart shifts to Beavers leadership role after a transfer of team duties. Stewart’s lone shot yielded a perfect score, boosting the reserve club’s season average.
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Corry
Beavers
Sidney Stewart
Sid
Anklin
Beaver
Williams
Noor
Ed Latos
Jim Davison
Latos
Davison
Tom Morse
Mulcreek
Franklin
Detroit Tigers name Ferrell as temporary GM
In Rochester, Bob Turley, star pitcher of the New York Yankees, wins the ninth annual S Rae Hickok professional athlete of the year award for 1958. At New Orleans Fair Grounds, Hare Ratin g wins the feature race with a payout of 8 80.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Rick Ferrell
Detroit Tigers
Rochester
N.Y
Bob Turley
New York Yankees
S. Rae Hickok
New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Bowling leaders rise in league action and clubs pace night
Ed Zewatsky opened with 227 as he assembled a 607 series in Bowl-Aire Men's A League. Ed Barr added 600 with 200 and 206 games while Bill Lamielle, Harold Coan and others posted high marks. In other circuits Bud Reed led VFWB with 235 as Leo Stec and Bob Owens contributed solid scores. The Key Clubbers jumped to a 10-3 start in a fast opening quarter, led by Bill Tunnell and Bob Walsh, and the Rebels won their third in four behind Thornton Boutwell and Wayne Vanderhoff. The Varsity Club Gladiators battled to an 11-10 lead in the third before the Varsity squad surged back. Tomorrow features National Guard vs Cor-Ty Merchants, Carlisch Lumber vs Kiinger's Phologs, and Blagle's vs HIP Club.
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Ed Barr
Bill Lamielle
Harold Coan
Marv Perkins
Lou Getzina
Prank Bernard
Euland Harvey
Mort Loomis
Paul Brenoel
Doc
Bob Owens
L. Stec
R. Sandbur
Gary Dingfelder
Fountainette
Bill Tunnell
Bob Walsh
Larry Sperry
Thornton Boutwell
Wayne Vanderhoff
FFA
Norman Mitchell
Reds
Gladiator
Gladiators
Varsity
Larry Unggi
National Guard
Cor- Ty Merchants
Carlisch Lumber
Kiinger
Blagle
Sperry
Wentz
Farce
Potock
Bailey
Triscuil
Dyne
Key Club
Blatt
Cee Herberg
Walsh
Skinner
Satterlee
Rebels
Boutwell
Wahderhoft
Wells
Cossesse
Brooks
Taggart
U S Cagers Edge Formosa 85 19 In Chile Fight
The United States basketball team, in the World Amateur Championship, rallied in the second half to beat Formosa 85 to 19. The U S record rose to 3 0 in round robin play as Russia routed Bulgaria 78 to 58. The Americans face a tougher schedule with Russia vs Chile looming and observers noting the Air Force squad has to improve against speedier shooters.
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Chile
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China
Russia
Bulgaria
Formosa
Lemon Aims For Return To Tribe
Bob Lemon, 38, plans a comeback with the Cleveland Indians after being invited to spring training in Tucson. He will begin this week with elbow exercises to rebuild an arm that faltered in 1957.
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Tribe Long Beach
Calif
Bob Lemon
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Tucson
San Diego
Key Club Upsets Fountainette In City Cage Play
The Key Club defeated Fountainette 40 30 to tighten the City Junior standings. The Rebels rode a late rally to beat the Future Farmers of America 34 41 and the Varsity Club won 22 18 against the Gladiators at Wright School gym.
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Fountainette
Powerful Warren Rolls Over Beaver Wrestlers 35 10
The Warren varsity dominated Beaver in a wrestling meet, winning 35 to 10. Multiple Warren athletes earned pins and decisions across weight classes including 103 Johnson, 120 Long, 127 Page, 133 Long, 138 Colvin, 146 Sede, 155 Tarson, 188 Mend, and 185 Olvon.
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Colvin
Mal~ Ek
Sede
Mumm
Tarson
Roden
Mend
Me Qlilstoh
Olvon
Eldorado Pro Am Golf Round Sees Wall and Ellis Lead
Wall of Pocono Manor and Ellis of Aldecress carded a two under par 70 in the second round of the Eldorado Pro-Am. The field included Arnold Palmer of Latrobe and Bob Roxbury of Palo Alto as participants in the event.
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Gait
Art Wall Jr
Une Wes Ims
Mthale Eldorado
Wall
Pocono Manor
Ellis
Aldecress
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Thunderbird
Bob Roxbury
Palo Alto
Onlif
Mimmy
Warren grapplers dominate Beavers in 1958 59 clash
Warren High School dominated the Corry lineup on the winners’ mat last night at home, sweeping the eight matches to hand Beavers their fourth loss of the season. Prank Malek injured early, Bob Lindsey lost, Dave Johnson won for the Bears, but Chuck Palmer and Iosta Palmer faltered as Warren seized control and prepared to host McDowell High School next at 7 30.
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Warren High School
The
Dragon Grapplers
Abe
Beavers
Prank Malek
Bob Lindsey
Gary Fralick
Dave Johnson
Kenny Stateman
Breman
Palmer Josta
Warren
McDowell High School
Miltereek
Jamestown Invades Corry YMCA Pool Tonight
Jamestown visits the Corry YMCA pool for their fourth meet of the season as the Orange and Black mermen face the 0-4 Beavers. The meet features Josh Pharsding and a clash with Meadville postponed by bad conditions, with expectations to narrow the margin from a prior 12 17 defeat by Jamestown.
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Orange
Mermen
aqit-Beavers
Josh Pharsding
Meadville
Bhi Cochran
Eric Tech
Erie Bast
Erie
New Yorkers
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