Corry area highlights from local sports page
Corry high school lettering earns All-Star Conference honors with Gebhard, Gent, Cochran, and McMillan noted among top performers. Oil City and Franklin players named to All-Section teams. St Mary’s plans National Parochial tour. Baressi sets bowling record. junior high eyes district title. Meade-era notes on Erie exhibition and Warren district results.
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Yester- Wey
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Taylor
O11
Gent
Jamklin
Cochran
Titusville
Yites
Letterman
Waile Cochran
Emmanuele
Oil City
Beaver Cagers
ON City Stars
Peason
Oilers
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Wrankdin
McMillen
Meadville
Gibeaut
Union City
Center
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Peterson
Franklin
Beggs
Lundy
Aeros Play Merchants For City Championship Crown Clinched By Aeros
Agra Supply's quintet clinched the City YMCA Basketball League second bracket title last night and will face Merchants, winners of the first bracket, in a three game final series at Tunior High gym next Thursday. The Aeros defeated Corry Jamestown 40 to 15. Merchants beat Franz Furniture 36 to 21. St Edwards Alumni beat Ray monds 44 to 1.
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Time Merchants
Tunior High School
Aeros
Corry-Jamestown
Franz Furniture
Merchants
St,dward’s
Raymonds
Merchant
Cams
Conry
Clymer
Spartansburg
Union City
Waterford
Distiict
Franz
Das
Jamestown
St. Edward's
Vacros
God. Daye
Stroup Cogswell
Paulson Mountain
Jewell Kote
Beagle Williams
Hixson Merchants
Franz Barensi
Bey Wy G. Franz Sullivan
A . Mead Gumbleton
Young Baer Fights Tonight at Madison Square Garden
Two rising boxers Buddy Beer brother of a former champion and Gunnar Barlund of Finland meet in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden tonight. The bout highlights boxing’s next wave of talent as they challenge for prominence in the division.
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New York
Buddy Beer
Gunnar ‘Barlund
Finland
Madison Square Garden
Chicago Archdiocese leads in Knights of Columbus congress tourney
The Arch bishop Quigley Council of Chicago Knights of Columbus held a temporary lead in the American Bowling Congress tournament at the Coliseum. Chicago teams posted scores of 851, 946, and 944 for 2,741 total, with Atlantic Laundry Service of Milwaukee close behind at 2,728.
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Archbishop Quigley
Thei Knights of Columbus
Coliseum
Congress
Enna
Atlantic Laundry Service
Milwaukee
Hardwick Retained Navy Head Football Coach
Annapolis March 4 Lieut Harry J Hardwick has been retained as head coach of football at the Naval Academy The announcement also states Commander Ward Davis will become graduate manager of athletics in June succeeding Commander A C McFall Dav as is currently in command of the destroyer Dewey at San Pedro California
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Syumyeu
Annapolis
Harry J. Hardwick
Naval Academy
Ward Davia
Dewey Ait San Pedro
Cal
A. C. McFall
Luther Back in Field at Southern Tourney St. Petersburg
Johnny Revolta shot 69 to total 138 and lead the half way field in the St. Petersburg Open. Light Horse Harry Cooper was two behind with 140, while Ted Iather of Corry stood at 147. Richmond Enlarges Port with $2,600,000 for a deepwater terminal to boost shipping facilities along the Southern Atlantic seaboard.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Johnny Revolta
Evanston
Harry Cooper
Chicopee
Richmond
Atlantic Seaboard
Heerlein Holds First Place In Handicap Meet
Hubert Heerlein took early lead in the men s singles handicap bowling at Recreation Alleys with a 663 aggregate on games of 173 188 and 162 after a 132 handicap. Ray Greene stood second with a 648 due to a 48 spare score and Al Miller was third at 642. Fifteen participated as the event nears conclusion this evening.
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Hubert Heerlein
Heerlein
Ray Greene
Bross
al Miller
Kegler
Penn Electrics Sweep Steen Team in Antler League
Penn Electrics bowling team defeated Steen keglers in two games in the Antler League last evening. John Malmeysas posted a high average for the winners at 177.
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Penn Electrics
STEEN
Penn Electric
Steen ‘Keglers
John Malmey
Six Beavers Get Letters for varsity service
Six members of the Corry High School Beavers basketball squad will receive C s for varsity service during the season. Named are Jim Lundy Joe Larence Bob Brown Ed McIlroy Art Loveland Paul Sutton. Awards require participation in half the quarters or 23 of the games. Lundy played 88 quarters in all fifty games, Larence 22, Lorence 20, Sutton 78, Mel Elmy 76, Loveland 31.
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Corry High School Beavers
Jim Lundy
Joe Larence
Bob Brown
Ed McIlroy
Art Loveland
Paul Sutin
Lundy
Brayn
Lorence
Sutton
Mel
Elmy
Loveland
Cunningham Breaks World Mile Record At Dartmouth
Glenn Cunningham, once told he would never walk, set a new world mile mark of 4.08.4 at Dartmouth track, defeating vast odds. Crowds praised his supreme effort aided by fast track conditions and support from the Dartmouth team and surroundings.
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Cunningham
United Press
Hanover
N. IH
Maren
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
Dartmouth
Toca
Anile
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