Beavers Host Oilers In League Clash Tonight
Beavers face Oilers at Corry Area High School as Nichols resumes captaincy for Corry City squad. Oilers bring 1-9 league record and seek upset win after Frantella loss. Beavers aim to rebound from 65-38 defeat. Coach Vic Crage fields Latos Williams Kater Davison with Davison listed questionable due to arm ailment.
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Warren
Hud Wells
Vic Crage
Bob Nichols
Ed Latos
Terry Willams
Ben Kater
Jim Davison
Corry Beavers Meet Oliers In Key Section Tilt
Lee Williams and Carl Clabbate lead reserve contingent for Cragg men with Jim Palmer LeRoy Rieck and Doug Stewart. Williams likely to start if Davison is out. Veterans Jan Dee Tang Gene Dudzie Gary Mortimer Bob Fer and Denny Strawbridge anchor Old City lineup. Corry trails 4 3 48 overall and 0 4 in Section II. Senior varsity game precedes main clash at 7. Elsewhere Warren visits Meadville in top Section 1 race while Titusville hosts Franklin.
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Carl Clabbate
Craggmen
Jim Palmer
LeRoy Rieck
Doug Stewart
Williams
Corry
Davison
Old City
Jan Dee Tang
Gene Dudzie
Gary Mortimer
Bob Fer
Denny Strawbridge
Denny McFall
Jerry Osborne
Oiler
Tim Garvey
Jerry Murray
Oil City
Titusville
Oliers
Franklin
Warren
Meadville
Beavers
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Harlem Globe Satellites to appear at Corry High
The Harlem Globe Satellites visit Corry Area High School next Wednesday to face Beve Rand Ohio All-Stars in a fun filled basketball game. Captained by Henry Gill 6-4 with hold of two fine hands, the squad features Bill Rookie Brown a former Globetrotter star, Charlie Big House 6-5 250 pounds, John English Little Dipper 5-10, Richard Simmons 6-2, Jimmy Walker 6-1 and Richard Harvey 6-8. Ted Raspberry owns the Satellites and Kansas City Monarchs baseball interest.
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John English
Jimmy Walker
Richard Harvey
Charlie House
Ted Raspberry
Richard Simmons
Jim Jones
Sam Jones
Corry Area
Cym
Beverands Ohio All-Stars
Henry Gill
Goose Tatum
Trotters
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Grambling College
Louisiana
Fore
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Rookie" Brown
Harlem Globetrotters
Billy Townsend
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Hollywood
Charlie
Big" House
Lincoln University
Jefferson City
Missouri
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Little Dipper
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Kansas City Monarchs
Detroit Star Baseball
Area Cage Schedule Highlights Local High School Matches
Area basketball schedule lists Oil City at Corry Franklin at Titusville and Warren at Meadville. Erie Academy versus Evie Prep Erie Strong Vincent versus Evie Tech. Other matchups include Erie Bast at Harborcreek Millcreek at Conneaut Spartansburg at Cambridge Springs Conneaut Valley at Conneaut Lake Linesville at Randolph Townville at Saegertown Fairview at Albion Edinboro at West Springfield McKean at Girard Wesleyville at Lawrence Park Waterford at North East Thion City at Wattsboro Ridgway at Sheffield Grove City at West Middlesex Northern Area at Tidioule Lakeview at Rocky Grove Pleasantville at Youngsville Olean at Kane Sharpsville at Greenville Prewshitts at Sherman vonnsonburs at Port Allegany Bt Marys uh Sthethport
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Titusville
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Meadville
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Vincent
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Millcreek
Conneaut
Spartansburg
Cambridge Springs
Conneaut Valley
Conneaut Lake
Linesville
Randolph
Townville
Saegertown
Fairview
Albion
Edinboro
West Springfield
McKean
Girard
Wesleyville
Lawrence Park
Waterford
Thion City
Wattsboro
Ridgway
Warriors Quell Celtics in 116-96 NBA win
The Philadelphia Warriors defeated the Boston Celtics 116-96 at Convention Hall in Philadelphia. The win kept Celtics from pulling away in the Eastern Division as the Warriors extended their win streak to four of eight and topped the Celtics in the nightcap.
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Philadelphia Warriors
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Colts
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Syracuse
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Celtics
Convention Hall
Campanella Improves With Paralyzed Legs Still Critical
In Glen Cove New York Roy Campanella remained on the critical list but his condition showed improvement. A hospital bulletin said he had regained feeling as far down as the abdomen indicating progress after the automobile crash early Tuesday. Los Angeles Dodgers officials reported the update.
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Glen Cove
N.Y
Roy Campanella
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Corry Junior High Blue Jays rout Wattsburg 32 14 in gym win
Corry junior high basketball earned its second win of the season with a 32 14 victory over Wattsburg at the Corry Area High School gym. Russ Bran coached a balanced attack with Gary Paige scoring 10 and Bob Casler six in the second quarter as Corry pulled away after a 7 1 start. Meadville, the prior opponent, looms next as CAHL action resumes Tuesday at 4 PM on the CAHL hardwood.
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Blue Jays
Russ Bran
Gary Paige
Paige
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Branlmen
Meadville
Bowling scores highlight Bowl-Aire and Corry-Jamestown action
Jack Stahl rolled 233 and Jim Bt George 231 lead Bowl-Aire B League last night with top 200s by Clarence Madison 201 Ed Zewatsky 205 Joe Sarnicki 205 Bob Watrous 205 and Tom Burkhart 201. In Corry Jamestown Milt Kingsley posted 210 214 and Paul Stroup 224 with Joe Baresi 204 Walt Deutschlander 207. VFW Ladies A saw Mary Hnatyszyn net 211 and 208, Marie Watits 178s, Dot Morton 217 top game, while Nancy Cerri 196 Helen Hoyt 190 Lucille Church 192 Elsie Hixson 177. Other Bowl-Aire results list Lost 30 32 at 39 0 Corry Pharmacy Ajax Pumps Stahl Jewelers McInnes Steel Borsterf Fitch Bowl-Aire Ajax Office Johnson Brothers 26% Sats. Total Corry Pharmacy 852 866 852 2570 McInnes Steel 804 855 2502 Bowl-Aire 782 738 747 2267 Johnson 747 747 2369 Ajax Office 739 774 2356 Stahl Jewelers 802 788 844 2434
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Joe Baresi
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VFW
Marie Watits
Dot Morton
Nancy Cerri
Helen Hoyt
Lucille Church
Elsie Hixson
Corry Pharmacy
Ajax Pumps
Stahl Jewelers
McInnss Steel Borsterf and
Fitch
Bowl-Aire
Ajax
Johnson Brothers
McInnes Steel
Johnson
Abe Pucks
Borsuott
Spahn and Dark Get Pay Boosts in 1958 Signings
Veteran stars Warren Spahn and Alvin Dark signed major contracts totaling about 105000 yesterday in the 1958 baseball signing sweepstakes. Spahn, 36, would earn around 65000 from Milwaukee to become the majors highest paid pitcher after a 21 11 season and Cy Young Award victory in 1957. Dark, 85, accepted about 49000 from St Louis, a raise from his prior pay as he continued to produce 290 with 64 RBIs. Other veterans Bob Nieman and Tom Gorman also signed, with several younger players like Bob Trowbridge Tom Brewer Gus Trisados Danny Kravits and Emil Panko among signings.
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Alvin Dark
Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Cy Young
Dark
Cardinals
Bob Nieman
Baltimore Powerhittter
Tom Gorman
Kansas City
Bob Trowbridge
Tom Brewer
Boston Red Sox
Gus Trisados
Orioles
Danny Kravits
Emil Panko
Pittsburgh
Campy Shows Tiny Fingertip Movement After Injury
The 36-year-old catcher, a three time National League Most Valuable Player, moved his fingertips slightly after previously being limited to the upper chest arms or hands. Doctors said his temperature remained just above normal, as expected by the hospital.
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Campy
Pitt Tops St. John’s as Baylor Racks 60 Points
Pitt defeated St. John’s of Brooklyn 86 73 while Baylor star Elgin Baylor poured in a Seattle scoring 60 to spark a late comeback downing Portland 91 84. Cincinnati stayed hot beating Miami Ohio 79 68 as Oscar Robertson kept leading the nation with prolific scoring.
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All Star Balloting Shift To Fan Balance 1958
Major league players coaches and managers will select starting lineups for the 1958 All Star Game in Baltimore with a new rule keeping each voter from choosing a player on their own club. Commissioner Ford Frick announced the change after talks with AL president Will Hartridge and NL president Warren Giles. The plan, aimed at balancing the poll after Cincinnati dominated 1957, will be trialed for one year before possible revisions.
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Warren Giles
Cincinnati
Meadville Cruises Past Corry Swimmers 65 to 21
Meadville’s 9-man team overwhelmed Corry to hand the Beavers their fourth defeat. The meet at the local YMCA pool saw Meadville break four pool records as Corry failed to win a first in many events. Notable swims included McCray and Ahi in freestyle races, with Meadville sweeping most events and setting multiple marks. Coach Bill Cochran’s squad hosts Erie Cathedral Prep next Thursday.
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Noble
Salt Lake City Names UCLA Aid as Utah Head Coach
Ray Nagel, previously an assistant at UCLA, is appointed head football coach at Utah. The move places Nagel in charge of the Utes program as they seek to build on recent seasons.
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Ray Nagel
UCLA
Utah
House Gives TV Problem Back To Baseball
New York report notes Football and Basketball teams favored prospection of federal action for pro sports while baseball seeks clarity on antitrust limits. The House subcommittee sent the television issue back to baseball to negotiate a TV agreement under terms defined as reasonably necessary. Chairman Celler said courts will decide what is detrimental and plans to review the bill after a settling period. A baseball official said a clear bill listing permissible TV restrictions would avoid costly court battles.
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New York
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Los Angeles Drug Stop Nabs Santiago Qu Tierrez
In Los Angeles Cal Bynd halted Santiago Qu tierrez, 184, from Juarez Mexico, at the scene. The suspect, listed as 167 in Los Angeles records, faced brief detainment after the stop.
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Cal Bynd
Santiago Qutierrez
Juarez
Mexico
Evening TV Schedule Highlights
Channel 12 lineup lists programs for tonight and Saturday including The Buccaneers Mickey Mouse Club Dateline NBC News News Tonight Sports With Strasser Cavalcade of Sports and Your Hit Parade among others. Saturday features Toy Time Circle 12 Ranch High School Wrestling NBA Basketball and Perry Como Show with diverse entertainment options across daytime and prime slots.
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