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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1960
Page
7
Meadville Franklin Rule Section All Stars
Meadville and Franklin dominate the 1959 60 All star basketball team chosen by the Oil City Derrick from a poll of 12 coaches and writers. Larry Graham of Meadville led with 218 points, while Bob Hunter and John Grannis of Meadville joined the first team along with Fred Harris of Franklin. Jim Davison earned a second team berth with Tom Morse receiving honorable mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Meadville
Franklin
Giants
Gerry
Beavers
Jim Davison
Tom Morse
Larry Graham
Graham
Lou Forle
Ike Granaua
Fish
Gigantc
Bob Hunter
John Grannis
Frankin
Fred Harris
Curry
Davison
Titusviliels
Fred Bloom
Jim Broadhurst
Gol
Doug Lind
Warren
Pete Dubrowski
Tim
Venango County
Lou Motter
Art Toth
Tod Smith
Mike Vergis
John Barr
Ross Kremer
Morse
Kremer
Jack Sehosser
Arch Hunter
Dave Scott
Phil Passils
Sam Hovis
Oi! City
Jack Fisher
Duusville
Hunter
Harris
Broadhurst
Amit Dubrowski
Schosser
Knights
Murkeys
Fogle
Grannis
Jeri Calhipnen
Derrick
Yoling
Titusville Herald
Meniville Tribune
Lou Fogle
Bob Honter
Pete Dabrowski
Lou Moller
Ted Smith
al Mike Vergis
Sid Art Toth
Jack Schosser
Passilla
Sam Horss
Jacks
Bowl Aire Mixed Doubles leads with Migliaccio 604 series
Lenny Migliaccio rolled a 225 single and a 604 set to top the Bowl Aire Mixed Doubles action. Rex Ireland added a 205 while Pat Shumsky led the girls with 179 as Avston Junior League results show Robbie Zatzneck 159 and 138, plus other boy leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenny Migliaccio
Rex Ireland
Pat Shumsky
Robbie Zatzneck
Bill Nichols
Bill Roehrig
Joe DeMatte
Mike McKee
Dave Welmore
Chicago Cardinals Move To St Louis For 1960 Season
The NFL unanimously approved moving the Chicago Cardinals to St Louis. The action, part of a series of agenda items including supplying players to the new Dallas club, followed continuation of a meeting in Miami and will resume in Chicago later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Louis
LOS Angeles
National Football League
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cardinals
Dallas
Miami
Minneapolis Surges Past Detroit In Playoff Opener
In a playoff clash on Saturday Minneapolis defeated Detroit 118 to 112 to take a 2-0 lead in the best of three series. Syracuse beat Philadelphia 125 to 119 in a tied best of three at 1-1. Players Cullough Franklin and Joe Massa were noted among the Warren contingent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Detroit
Syracuse
Philadelphia
Jamestown Team Tops Corry In Junior Swim Meet At YMCA
Corry’s junior swimmers returned to action at the local YMCA pool and lost 116 to 80 to Jamestown. The Cadets, Preps, and Juniors each suffered defeats with multiple event winners named from both sides, led by Martin Roehrig and Carl Hillstrom in Corry’s 20 yard events, and Jim Mong anchoring a diving win for Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Jametown Y
Martin Roehrig
Carl Hillstrom
Roehrig
David Fuller
Kenny Marsh
Hillstrom Iso
Arthur Butters
Prank Powers
Jim Mong
Kenneth Lacey
Gary Lane
Douglas Carnshaw
Steven Weisman
Randy Neff
David W. Anderson
James Roseberry
Jamestown
Anderson
Weisman
Battler
Radack
Corry Walker
Jim Seite
Amy
Michael Puller
Marsh
Hillstrom
Price
Radak
Johnson
Palmer Wins Pensacola Open In Dramatic Finish
Arnold Palmer captured the $15,000 Pensacola Open with consecutive birdies on the last two holes. Doug Sanders tied for second after a steady 65, while Palmer’s 67 gave him a total of 274 for the 72 holes. Palmer’s prize money lifted his 1960 tournament earnings to a record $24,298.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Doug Sanders
Ligonier
Papro
Doug
Sanders
Beecham Edges Bent In Kingston Bout
Jim Beecham from Miami outpoints Rudolph Bent of British Honduras in a 158 pound featherweight style bout held in Kingston Jamaica. The fight displayed Beecham’s dominance with sharper punches and effective defense throughout the ten round match. Bent pressed late but could not overturn the scorecards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
Jimmy Beecham
Miami
Fld
Rudolph Bent
British Honduras
Little Beavers avenge lone defeat in league play
The Little Beavers, still contending with one round left in the Recreation Basketball League fifth and sixth grade circuit, avenged their only loss by defeating the Troubleshooters 14-12 as star Al girdis Pranceleviclues did not play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Beavers
Recreation
Algirdis Pranceleviclues
Recreation League standings and results sweep
In Bee League play the Satellites beat the Torpedoes 28 24 to stay within one game of the pace, while the Globetrotters edged the Swamp Foxes 18 16 and the Buccaneers topped the Planets 20 19. Bill Proper led the Troubleshooters with 10 points in a close loss to the Little Beavers, and Mike Dubrosky added 10 for the Satellites in their four point win. Troy Exhelman and Max Means each tallied 10 and 8 for the Globetrotters and losers respectively, with Jim Forman scoring half of the Buccaneers 20. Next Saturday at Wright School gym the Buccaneers meet the Globetrotters at 9, Satellites vs Swamp Foxes at 9:30, Little Beavers vs Torpedoes at 10, and Planets vs Troubleshooters at 10:90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Beavers
Buccaneers
Swamp Foxes
Planets
Satellites
Globetrotters
Bill Proper
Mike Dubrosky
Troy Exhelman
Max Means
Jim Forman
Wright School
Torpedoes
The
Troubleshooters
Lakers Reach Eastern Semis in Playoff Win
The Minneapolis Lakers advance past the first round of the NBA playoffs as they prepare to face the Western champion St. Louis Hawks. In the East, Syracuse must win a third game at Philadelphia to decide the series with the Warriors after a 125-119 Syracuse win. Wilt Chamberlain held to 2% points as Frank Selvy and Elgin Baylor led Minneapolis with 30 and 25 points respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eross
Minneapolis Lakers
National Basketball Assn
Philadelphia
Warriors
Syracuse
Nats
Detroit Piston
Lakers
St. Louis Hawks
Wilt
Chamberlain
Frank Selvy
Elgin Baylor
Minneapolis
Pistons
Vincent Wins Fourth Straight D-10 Crown in Narrow Victory
In District 10 action Vincent edged Sharpsville 45-43 as Jack Lockwood led the Colonels with 18 points and Bil Senger added 12. Sharpsville jumped to an early lead, but Vincent rallied in the fourth quarter to claim the title and set up a regional final berth against DuBois in Punxsutawney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erle Strang Vincent
Colonels
Seatory
Sharpaville
Ralph “Baron” Calabrese
Vincent
Jack Lockwood
Bil Senger
Sharpsville
Jim Timmerman
Meadville
Blue Devils
Mercer County Lads
DuBois
Punxsutawney
Farrell
Exhibition Season Opens as Sad Sam Sparkles for Giants
Sad Sam Jones led the San Francisco Giants in a 5-0 spring training win over Cleveland as he and teammates Billy O'Dell and Billy Lees begin the new mound staff. The Dodgers routed Kansas City 11-2, White Sox edged the Reds 2-1, and other results included Baltimore rookies shutting out Pittsburgh 1-0, Maris driving in runs for the Yankees against St. Louis, Milwaukee over Philadelphia 11-9, Washington defeating Detroit 4-1, and Boston beating Chicago’s Cubs 4-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sam Jones
San Francisco
Giants
Billy O'Dell
Billy Lees
Johnny Antonelli
Jack Sanford
Jones
Hander
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Sam
Cleveland
Younh Mike McCormick
O'Dell
Dodgers
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Roger Maris
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Cubs
Two District 10 Wrestlers Reach State Meet in West Regionals
At Altoona the western regional wrestling tourney produced only two District 10 qualifiers for the state tournament on March 26. Erie Strong Vincent’s Terry Haise at 108 pounds and Greenville’s John Williams at 133 pounds were the district’s lone winners. Others from the district, including Greenville’s Tom Jeffries and Rich Arrington, plus Titusville’s Bob Omerson and Oil City’s Chuck Semonsky, were eliminated early. District 6 dominated most regional titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Titusville
Oil City
Chuck Semonsky
Lewistown
Lock Haven
Phillipsburg
State College
Indiana
Bald Eagle
Hockey Scores and Schedules From Weekend Update
Montreal crushed Chicago 5 0 in Saturdays action while New York beat Toronto 4 1 and Horton topped Detroit 5 1. Sundays results included New York 2 Toronto 2 a Boston 3 Montreal 9 and Chicago 1 Detroit 1. Tomorrow Chicago visits Detroit in a scheduled matchup.
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Chicago
New York
Toronto
Horton
Detroit
Boston
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