Terry Williams Makes First Team In All Section Poll
Corry’s 1957-58 season closed with a narrow 1 point loss to Oil City. Beavers, winless in Section II, had two top scorers in the league and showed late promise. Coach Cragg expects better results next season with two top scorers returning and four rising juniors.
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le Harborcree
Oil City
Corry
Meadville
Frank- UN
Cragg
Corty
Karkosky Leads With 48 Points In Narrow Section Poll
Karkosky led Warren with 48 points while Terry Williams from Coiry earned 36 to secure a place on the All Section TE first team in a poll by the Oi City Derrick. Williams totaled 110 Section II points for the leadership, with 296 total markers overall. Williams and teammates edged ahead of Bodamer and Lynch on the second tier, as Franklin and Titusville squads earned multiple mentions. The voting reflected six coaches’ ballots and named several players from Titusville, Meadville, Franklin, and Corry in the top honors and honorable mentions amidst a busy scoring season.
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Coiry
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Oi City
King
Terry
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Lloyd Eubanks
Mesdville
de Tral
Jim Bodamer
Tuttsville
Rockets
Bobby Lynch
Bodamer
Lynch
Toma Allan
Max Cole
Tony Pore
Tom Arrigan
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Walt Thomas
Ed Latos
George Dewey
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Volos
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Lynel
Peachy
Allan
Titusvilte
Br ‘Thomas
Pera
Sthiavi Dem
Arstowl
Tilteville
Strawley
District 10 wrestling finalists reach Meadville semis
Four Section II mat champions advanced into the District 10 finals by beating Mercer County titlists in Greenville. Titusville’s Jim DeMille at 106 pounds and Phil Myer at 187 pins, while Franklin’s Roger Sloan and Oil City’s Dan Winger won at 120 and 138 pounds. Sloan and Myer remain undefeated. The four will meet Erie County champions Saturday at Allegheny College Meadville, with semifinals in the afternoon and finals at 6 PM.
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Mercer County
Greenville
Titusville
Jim DeMille
Phil Myer
Grove City
Franklin
Roger Sloan
Dan Winger
Oil City
Myer
Sloan
DeMille
Winger
Commodore Perry
Secuory
Erie County
Meadville
Allegheny College
Crystal Ball Totals for Friday Seasonend Games
The crystal ball finished with 208 correct and 72 misses for the season, a .741 average, down from a high .764. Early totals opened 7-6 and 8-6, with a low 0.4598 on the first night. In league play the crystal went 28-6, non league 21-19, predicting Cory and Corry games with mixed accuracy.
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Seedom T Powers
Cory
Harbercreck
Corry
Huskies
Beavers
Youngsville
Franklin
Williams and Lynch Lead First Fo Club Juniors
The Derrick poll surveyed Section mentors naming the ten top players on an all opposition team. Williams and Lynch were the only juniors on the first squad, with Thom as and Peto leading the second squad. The voting used a 50 point scale based on trust and merit, with several players earning high scores from five mentors.
Yardley Aims to Break Scoring Records in NBA Race
Yardley of the Detroit Pistons seeks three scoring marks as the NBA season narrows. He trails Milan with 198 points this season and holds a 25 point lead over runner-up Schayes, eyeing top season totals and per-game averages amid a high-stakes push.
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Eure Yardley
National Basketball Associon
Minneapolis
Detroit
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Yortiev
Toy Seith Loog
Awetle Bhiy
Rainn Rams
Pesiek
George Mikite
NBA Geuhon
Chiph Sebuyes
Seritehse
Ani
Milan
Oat
Hat Samne
Schayes
Poins
Wes Lor
Bob Pept
St Loris Wath
Corry Billiards Edge Klinkers In 38-37 Tilt
Aero Supply extended its City League win streak to nine with a 93-51 romp, while Corry Billiards edged Klinkers Photogs 38-37 in a tight late finish. Key scorers included Gil Wascwk leading the Photogs with 14 and Allan Long with 10 for the Billiards. Jim Burkhart led Aero with 30 points, joined by Stockton 16 and Burkhart 16.
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Pool Room Five
BG Slagle
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Jim Burkhart
Johns
Burkhart
Stockton
Aero
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Sputniles
Ray Clark
Dick Lee
Bob Murvin
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Aero Five
Varsity Club
Clymer
Harold Bensink
Vincent Bensink
Wilber van Earden
Everett Tryon
Jim Loomis
Wayne Skinner
VFW
F. Stee
John Chillock
Bob Patterson
Corry
Benis
Klinkers
Cobbett
Carling
C. Wascak
Paul
Thompson
Wasco
Mack
G McMullin
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Blue Bonnet
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Eae
John Burkhart
Lloyd
Nebraska Tops Kansas State In AP Cage Rankings Shakeup
Nebraska defeated NCAA-bound Kansas State 55-48 in Lincoln to tighten the AP Cage Rankings. Kansas State slipped from No. 1 after the loss, as West Virginia Cincinnati San Francisco and Temple moved into prominent positions. Nebraska improved with a second-half surge while Boozer led the Huskers with 19 points as Kansas State played without Jo Parr and lost scoring ace Bot Boozer late.
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Thuilis
Illinois
Missisi Valley
Wichita St. Louis
Oklahoma State
Fach Rogers Fielder
Bowling Scores Highlight Bowl-Aire Met A League Night
The oval bowling scene was filled with high scores as Bowl-Aire Met A League action showed Bill Hammond posting several top games and a 8621 series. Harold Coan reached a 601 set while others like Walt Goretond 218 and Mary Perkins 226 posted standout marks amid a noisy scoring night.
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Harold Coan
Bob Morton
Lyle Watrous
Sonny Staples
Chuck Willett
Dick Smith
Hank Roskowski
Paul Brennel
Ted Proeh- Heh
Walt Goretond
Mary Perkins
Hill Moses
Tom Cragg
Joe Dungflelseh
Marshall Extends AHL Scoring Lead Amid Week
Willie Marshall boosts AHL scoring lead with four points last week to reach 12 point margin. Hershey’s center totals include 34 goals and 5 assists, while Dane Fisher and Jimmy Moore chase in second place with 76 points each. Johnny Bower dominates goaltending as Cleveland and Hershey reports mix with boxing results and club standings.
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Hershey Benry
Waressive
Seagen
Annal
Longe Sin
Tistles
Dane Fisher
Hershey
Jimmy Moore
Cleveland
Fisher
Moore
Eam
Johnny Bower
Barons
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