Beavers Season Closes With Two Contests Ahead
Corry High basketball team wraps its season with an informal game against the faculty tonight and a road trip to Youngsville tomorrow. Schwab’s Beavers, already at 10 losses in 18 games, hope for a final victory but face a tough finish. Earlier, the team beat the Eagles 73 56 in a game where they shot well from all areas. Across the region, hunting statistics show a drop in deer and bear harvests from last year, while trade rumors link Ralph Kiner to the Philadelphia Phillies as terms near agreement.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Pirates
Ralph Kiner
Phils
Corry Jamestown Bowling Standings Highlight Tight Race
Corry Jamestown League action left Welding sweeping a match while the Industrials dropped two games and total pins to Finishing. Standings show Truckers leading with 28 wins, Fanning 1B Office and Maintenance among top teams. Individual results list Welding and Finishing tallies across three games and other team scores in a dense meet summary.
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Rookie Outfielder Impresses for White Sox
Richards praises rookie outfielder Wilcox at Sox training camp. The 24 year old shows power and contact, with a smooth swing and wrist strength. Manager Paul Richards hopes to unlock better hitting in the coming weeks.
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Centro
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Ferris Fain
Benefit Cage Bill Opens Final Week For Corry High Cagers
Corry High cagers begin the final week of the 1952-53 season with a benefit doubleheader against the Faculty to aid the athletic association medical fund. Junior High versus Comy High Jayvees opens at 7 with the main attraction at 8 15. Faculty expected in uniform include Wit Gragg Felix Matthews Kent Harvey Fred Schwab Try Downs Stephen Singleton Nick Bogden and John Kissman. High five lineup features Eddie Hatch Frank Lioya Ted Bichynski Mel Blyth Lamy Cassell. Tomorrow the team invades Youngsville to close the campaign.
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Comy High Jayvees
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Teschers
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Felix Matthews
Kent Harvey
Fred Schwab
Try Downs
Stephen Singleton
Nick Bogden
John Kissman
Eddie
Hatch
Frank Lioya
Ted Blchyn
Weriter
Mel Blysth
Lamy Cassell
Corry High
Youngsville
Pacific Coast Conference stars tally All America team
The 1958 All-America basketball team features players from the Pacific Coast Conference Ivy League five eastern independents and one Pacific Northwest independent. Walter Dukes from Seton Hall. Johnny O'Brien from Seattle University. Bob Hooks from Washington. Tom Gola from La Salle. Ernie Beck from Pennsylvania are named.
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NEW York
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University of Pennsylvania
Fielder Regains Lead in Hockey Scoring Derby
Gayle Fielder of the St Louis Flyers regains the league scoring lead with four goals and an assist in a 4 8 loss to Hershey. Hershey holds a six point edge atop the standings as Cleveland and Pittsburgh win to close gaps. John Raymond O'Donnell, Yale wrestling head coach since 1945, led the team as a standout freshman.
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Eids
Une Stash
Heeshey
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Hal Tvick
Provix Tiente Reds
Pitaburih Hornets
Horne Sly
Cleveland
Syracuse Warriors
Biffalo Bisons
Ane
John Raymond O'Donnell
Hiead
Yale
Nick Carter Named Pro at Bradford Country Club
Iwan Nick Carter, longtime pro at Corry Country Club for eight years, accepts a similar post at Bradford and will begin around April 15. He plans to teach, run the pro shop, and assist with season preparations, while commuting between Bradford and Corry to be with his wife and two daughters. Charley Shuss will replace him at Corry, handling pro shop duties, lessons, and some course work, a role he previously held during World War II.
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Nick" Carter
Corry
Penn Hills Row
Bradford
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Nick
Shane
Corry County
Charley Shuss
Shuss
Frisina Eyes Coming Season with Dodgers Farm System
Joe Frisini a Gannon College student and Navy veteran heads to spring training in Vero Beach with the Brooklyn Dodgers farm group. A veteran of six minor league seasons he debuted in 1948 with Lima and has since played across Waterloo New Castle Twin Falls and Pueblo. His strong offensive record led to a Dodgers contract promotion to Pueblo California in the Western League.
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Gannon College
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Vero Beach
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Frisine
Dodgers
Pueblo
Calo
Five Tie At 283 In Houston Open
Five players share the 283 total after 72 holes at Memorial Park in the Houston Open, vying for the $4,000 top prize on the $20,000 event. Notables Midllecoff Fer ver and three young stars join the lead as the playoff begins this afternoon.
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Memphis
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San Francisco
Shelley Mayfield
Cedarhurst
N.Y
Bill Nay
Lost Angeles
Earl Stewart Jr
Dallas
Whitfield Sets Two Track Marks and Hopes for More Records
Mal Whitfield, in the Madison Square Garden Knights of Columbus meet, set two new marks and pursued seven more during the indoor season. He clocked 800 meters in 1:49.0, 600 yards in 2:40.0, and 400 meters in 1:92.8, cutting records held by Boriean Short and Walines. He said his final lap was too slow to break further records.
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Hockey scores from National and American Leagues
National League results show New York defeating Toronto 4 to 2 and Boston tying Chicago 2 to 2. In the American League Syracuse beat Buffalo 4 to 2, Hershey edged St. Louis 4 to 3, and Providence won over Pittsburgh 5 to 1.
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Dayton Tops Seton Hall From Unbeaten Ranks
Dayton upset Seton Hall 71 65 to knock the nation’s top ranked team from the unbeaten list. Seton Hall, riding 27 straight victories, fell to a Dayton squad that had endured a poor season with 19 losses in 27 games. The piece also notes NCAA bracket implications and final selections for both the NIT and NCAA tournaments.
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Managers Step Up Spring Training Pace For Start Of Season
Managers push players through grueling drills as Grapefruit League games near. Reds manager Hornsby urges hustle to win exhibition games, while Fred Saigh predicts the Cardinals pennant. Pirates star Ralph Kiner and Rickey clash over long distance wager as camps open across spring training sites.
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Sophomore Aces and Juniors Split Rough Game Night
Lloyd Lanphere led the Sentore with 19 points while Bill Blull and Hodie McLean each posted 19 in a close win for the Sophomores. Dick Staples added 12 for the Winkers as the Juniors fell behind in a high scoring mismatch.
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Lloyd Lanphere
Sentore
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Hodie
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Thompson Maple Five Tops Mayville Team
Thompson Maple Products team of the Men s League defeated Mayville Dairy as Thompson five posted sprint scores 787 797 and BBB while Mayville Dairy managed 4 746 and 803. Bemis featured the watch with a high singleton of 245 as Perking contributed 206. Betty Montgomery of Per Hull Chambersburg Pa shaved one tenth of a second from the National Junior AAU 100 yard breaststroke record, clocking 1 18 2 to better the old 1 18 3 set by Vern Chasen in 1947.
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