Fragments From War Era Erections and Confusing Notations
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Inspired Wrestlers Lose 25-22 in Closely Fought Thriller
Warren edged Corry 25 to 22 in a packed Beaty Junior High crowd as Jim Wick pinned Ed Fenstermacher in 26 seconds of the second period to seal the verdict. Corry had led 20-17 late before Warren’s Lindsey and Patton closed the rally with key wins and the deciding bout.
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Moral Victory in Dual Clinches Key Wins
In a wrestling meet, Fralick (W) earned a 1:19 Ist period pin, Savko (Ci) won 3-0 by decision, Brant (W) edged R. Malek (C) 5-3, Stutaman (W) defeated Campbell 2-1, Patterson (W) outlasted WT 4-2, Grinden (W) beat Griswold (C) 8-5, P. Malek (C) pinned R. Colvin (W) 1:30 in the 2nd, J. Colvin (W) pinned Buell (C) 1:15 in 2nd, Seder (W) won 8-6 over R. Mitchell (C), Mead (W) beat Roden (C) 5-1, Lindsey (C) pinned Haight (W) at 1:20 in the 3rd, and Heavy-Wick (W) pinned Fenstermacher (Cy) at 5, 2nd period.
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Little Beavers Fall Narrowly to Warren Junior Varsity
Warren's Jayvees edged Corry junior varsity 17 to 12 in a tight wrestling meet decided in the final bout. Mickey Johnson, Bob Donaldson, and Dale Mitchell won for Orange and Black, with Mitchell scoring a first period pin. Corry’s two other victories came by decisive 6-0 and 17-0 margins.
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Basketball Thursday and Friday results and weekend schedule
Associated Press summarizes ten games on Thursday and a Friday schedule featuring Cincinnati vs New York Philadelphia, Boston vs Philadelphia Syracuse vs Minneapolis Detroit vs St Louis. Saturday’s slate lists Philadelphia at New York and Cincinnati at Boston at Providence St Louis at Detroit. The Orange and Black finish the season with three home games next Thursday against Union City.
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Corry Beavers Beat Jamestown In 160-yard Relay Duel
Corry High Beavers upset Jamestown 47-38 as McMullin Langhurst Parker and Andersen clinched the 160-yard freestyle relay in 1 28.2. Dave McMullin won the 200-yard freestyle in 2 34.0 and John Kelsey captured his fifth diving title with 44 points for Corry. Jamestown losers drop to 0-5.
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Corry
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van Beaver
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Nult
Olson
Johnson
Parker
Kelsey
Locey
Verry
Fisk
Brown
Hansen
Langhurst
Bowling scores roll in local league action
Big John Peterson led with 245 while Charles Munn posted 225 in Bowl-Aire Men's B League action. Several bowlers topped 200 including Walt Gilas 204 Robert Robinson 202 Archie Wetmore 201 Bob DeMauri 214 Tom Varvassa 202 and Ducky Marty 202. In Corry Jamestown League W Dundon 216 HL Davis 213 and A Schaffer 206 led. Anne Royek 205 in a 516 series with 183. Marion Bulard 604 set and 186 spare while Bot Morton 162 Maribelle Sample 190 and Mary Hnatysyn 179 were noted.
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Gilas
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Ducky Marty
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W. Dundon
HL Davis
A. Schaffer
Anne Royek
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Paret Out For Repeat Victory At Madison Square Garden
Cuban challenger Paret predicts a second win over high ranked Charley Scott in a return NBC telecast from Madison Square Garden tonight. Paret, a 1 to 1 underdog last December, overwhelmed Scott in 10 rounds including a knockdown of the favorite.
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Last Night's Fights: Akins Defeats Fullmer in St Louis
Virgil Akins of St. Louis defeated Don Fullmer of West Jordan Utah in a boxing bout last night. The fight showcased Akins working from the outside and landing crisp combinations while Fullmer pressed forward seeking points and a rally.
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Pro Grid War Looms In Court After Signings
Miami Beach AP reports AFL and NFL clash as Dallas lands a 1960 franchise and Minneapolis–St Paul eyed for 1961. AFL chief Foss blasts Dallas as a one team market while Rozelle defends the league. Halas notes expansion as owners seek two more franchises within three years, with Dallas placed in the Western Division and a swing schedule planned.
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Area Cage Schedule and AFL Adopts Two Point Rule
Area Cage Schedule lists many high school games across Erie County with pairings such as Corry at Franklin, Warren at Meadville, and Wattsburg at Edinboro. The American Football League voted 6-1 to adopt the two point conversion rule from college play, allowing two points for passing or running from the two yard line this fall.
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Out Of The Frying Pan Beavers Battle Knights At Franklin
Corry Beavers meet Franklin Knights on the Knights home court in a pivotal Section II game. Franklin sits 8-4 overall and 3-1 in league play while Corry stands 2-10 and 1-3. Key Franklin starters Fogle Smith Harris return, while Beavers rely on Davison Stewart Morse McVicker to counter. Meadeville poised to stay unbeaten in league action as Warren and Ol City face road tests.
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Winter Trades Boost Cardinals, Says Hemus
San Francisco. Four winter trades make the St. Louis Cardinals a better and more balanced club for 1960. Hemus cites added power from Daryl Spencer Bob Nieman Carl Sawatski Leon Wagner and improved pitching with Ronnie Kline. Defensively the loss of Don Blasingame and Gino Cimoli is offset by Curt Flood Alex Grammas and Wally Shannon. Pitching core includes Jackson Mizell Kline Gibson Broglio Miller with McDaniel Dubba and Bridges in relief.
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Local baseball notes spark league balance chatter
The fragment references Joey Parks aged 14 from Omatia and Ernesto Fi gueroa aged 185 in Mexico in a bat related incident causing eye injuries. Milwaukee is described as a strong threat with hope to win the pennant while noting Detroit Tigers and Jimmy Dykes in context.
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