Beavers endure another tough Corry basketball season
Corry High School’s 1952 82 basketball season yielded seven wins and 11 losses, with 10 in Section II play. The Beavers defeated Millcreek 58 51 for their sole Class A scalp and beat Union City North East Alumni and Youngsville. Opponents scored 984 points to Corry’s 932 over 18 games, with notable losses to Franklin Meadville Oil City Warren and others.
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Sauer May Not Begin for Homer Crown Cubs Outfielder Seeks Wood
Hammerin Hank Sauer, NL MVP 1952, may not lead the offense this season as he aims to “get good wood on every pitch” and end his home-run chase after tying Ralph Kiner at 37 last year. Mantle reaches the cleanup spot for the Yankees in early exhibitions. Browns likely to stay in St. Louis. Veeck notes Milwaukee rumors.
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Bud Podbietan
Cincinnati
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Red Sox
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Brooklyn Dodger
Fielder Emerges as Favorite for Hockey Rookie Award
Gayle Pielcher of St. Louis looks like a strong bet for the American Hockey League rookie of the year after sparking the Flyers to a 5 2 win over Hershey. He stole the puck to set up the clincher and added an empty net goal in the final seconds to push his team ahead.
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Stahl's Jewelers Extend Lead With Sweep Over Thomas Motors
Stahl's Jewelers remained ahead in the Américas League by sweeping Thomas Motors as TAGM Electric struggled. Standings show Stahl's at 63 wins to 29 losses with Thomas Motors./ The National League results include Johnson Brothers and Davis Insurance, with Paul’s Men's Wear and others posting sharp scores and shifts in the standings. Dorothy Rathbun led notable games as multiple teams posted high figures across leagues.
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Acro Sudpiy
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Works
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Aja Tram Works
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Davis Insurance
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Penelee No. 1
VFW
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Auto Sales
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Sunoco
Regional wrestling eliminations begin for PIA A championships
Regional wrestling eliminations start today in Pennsylvania as teams compete for state berths. Winners advance to the state title match in State College on Saturday, March 1. Events are held at Cheltenham Township High School and other sites in Montgomery County Wilkes-Barre Clearfield and Washington. Hurley Sanders defeats Roy Alstrom in Newark.
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Philadelphia Phillies
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Penn
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Homestead
Little Presidents
Washington
Sharon
Harrisburg
Cheltham Township
Montgomery County
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Wilkes-Barre
Clearfield
Washington, Pa
Graham Giardello Rivalry Stakes Set At Madison Square Garden
Welterweight favorite Billy Graham tentative 2 to 1 to beat middleweight Joey Giardello at Madison Square Garden. Both counter punchers, with high anticipation of a close 12 round decision and large crowd with TV money backing the event.
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Bob Christenberry
Supreme Court
Bernard Botein
Christenberry
Joe Agnello
Botein
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Bill Odeneal
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Penn Football Team Protests Spring Training Ban
The University of Pennsylvania Ivy League football team protests the spring training ban, criticizing the 1959 schedule as tough without spring practice. Penn supporters urge consulting coach George Munger and adding more Ivy League opponents while retaining major interscholastic games.
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Ohio State
Navy
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Notre Dame
University
Army
Jevter
Corry Jamestown and Raymond Teams Head to State Bowling
Corry Jamestown and Raymond girls travel to Wilkes-Barre for the Women s State Bowling Tournament. The Raymond squad includes Angie Marsh Dorothy Rathbun Ann Royek Ethel Russell and Mildred Anderson. Corry Jamestown features Miury Hnatyszyn Angie Baressi Lois Huth Erma Willett and Eleanor Clark.
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Erma Willett
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Rogek-Anderson
Corry-Jamestown
Tostament
Hockey Scores Across Leagues Prompt Incomplete Play
Hockey scores show Booster and Montreal U blank entries with Chicago 3 Toronto Detroit 7 New York 1 St. Louis 5 and Hershey 3, indicating scattered results with several incomplete lines and missing teams.
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KEG TOURNAMENT BEGINS SUNDAY
Women bowlers look forward to the city tournament at Avior Alleys this Sunday afternoon. The event runs March 18 21 22 with singles doubles and team events in three divisions. Class A includes averages of 1 or better, Class B 129 through 124, and Class C under 125.
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Bowling headlines and scores from league play
Berkey rolled 292 to lead the league bowling, with Closkey 208 Mus 215 Zewalsky 208 Frniel 203 and Buchbiner 212 also tallying. In Akron Delaney 153 defeated Burke 154, and in New York Gil Edwards 159 stopped another opponent.
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Akron
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York
Gil Edwards
New York
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Spa
Coatesville Advances in District Playoffs
Harrisburg area report notes Coatesville wins district semifinal in a tight overtime finish. The victory advances the 61-39 win over Boyertown, with key performances by Jiminy Shupp and Hester Pennsylvania listed among standout players.
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Coatesville
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Easowvanton
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Jiminy Shupp
Haver
Cortesville Rally Falls Short in Overtime Loss
Cortesville trailed late but tied the game with a sideby. Lopp's shot decided it as Cortesville fell to Farrell in a 95 89 setback. Harper and Haas starred for Baton Rouge in the 10 000 Open first round showing.
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Sineah
Lopp
Fartell
Harper
Haas
Baton Rouge
Portsmouth
Fred Hal
New Orleans
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