Beaver Club Sets Banquet Details For CAHS Honors
The Beaver Club announces its annual All-Sports banquet to honor Corry Area High School athletes and varsity cheerleaders. Browns players will join as guests with a post dinner basketball game against Rec League All-Stars. Meet the Browns runs 5 to 6 pm, tickets $3 for dinner, game tickets $1 student $1.50 adult, gate $2. Tickets at local restaurants, jewelers, barbers, or directors.
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Best Teams Available Set To Battle In NIT
The National Invitation Tournament opens at Madison Square Garden with a 16 team field described as the best teams available. North Carolina, Duke, Purdue, Louisville, Dayton, St. John's and Hawaii are among the entrants, with New York area representation scarce. The event runs through March 7 with a schedule that pairs Louisville with Providence and Dayton with Duke in the early games. Green Bay picks up kicker John O'Dell from Parsons of Iowa as a free agent.
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Top Scorer Cochran Leads Corry Area Beavers Swimmers
Corry Area High School honors senior Dave Cochran who led the Beavers through 16 dual meets with 105.25 points and two backstroke records. He swam on the medley relay and helped set team records as Ken Heacox, Doug Knapp, Carl Counasse, and others scored for the Orange and Black. The squad finished 6-8, placing second to Oil City in Section Two, with strong post season showings and multiple records across events.
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Senators hopefuls seek fix for McLain Flood trade buzz
In Pompano Beach Florida Red Williams downplayed problems, saying he meant attitudes of trade acquisitions Denny McLain and Curt Flood. Williams asserted the Senators face issues despite a promising group including McLain Flood and other rookies, who could help solve them.
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McLain and Flood Boost Senators Amid Roster Shakeup
The Senators add McLain after a 31 win season and Flood returning from an antitrust suit layoff. Williams says the club has fallen in line as new surroundings loom. Howard, Epstein, Bittner, and a host of infield and outfield options compete for spots while a revamped rotation includes McLain Bosman Janeski and Gogolewski.
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Baseball Explores Three Division Alignment Like NFL Plan
American League president Joe Cronin said baseball is studying a plan to split the leagues into three four team divisions with two playoff spots per league. The idea aims to curb runaway teams and ease financial woes, referencing Dodgers relocation as inspiration for a multi division era.
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Lanny Fitch Rips Three 200 Games In League Night
Diminutive Lanny Fitch was the big man on the lanes last night. He blasted 235 201 and 214 for a 650 series in the Marine Bank Classic League. Other high scores included Sportersburg Men.
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Pirates Cut 18 Including Six On Roster
Pittsburgh Pirates made spring training cuts releasing 18 players to minor league camp. Six roster players among the cuts were Dennis Malseed Frank Taveras Dave Arrington Mel Civil Bimo Lanier and Dick Sharon reducing the camp to 35 roster and four non roster players. John Lamb released from Manatee Memorial Hospital after being struck by a batted ball. Gene Alley sidelined with a broken hand awaiting X rays to assess cast removal.
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