Corry Area High Track Team Gears for 1959 Season
Corry Area High School track coaches Pave Yard and Ben Calderone anticipate a strong 1959 squad led by Ken Downey Jan Van Dresar and Sid Stewart with John Brundage in hurdles and Tom Potocki Terry Williams and Bob Nichols among key returnees. The Beavers open against Northern Area April 17 as rebuilding continues in field events with several juniors expected to fill veteran losses.
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Letterman
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Sid Stewart
John Brundage
Ust
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Terry Willams
Bob Nichols
Jim Maroney
Steve Olson
Doug Stewart
Gary Munsee
Shold
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Williams
Corry track hopefuls hinge on new runners progress
Dark Horses of the Orange and Black track squad may rely on a group of new or returning sprinters and throwers. Seniors Volker Gempt Dave Gordon Tom Savko Bob Borstanff and Bob Bailey join juniors Jim Davison Bob Lindsey LeRoy Rieck Jim Vanik John Roach and Art Perkins as candidates. Bailey Lindsey in shot put Vannic in sprints and relay Rieck on relays headline early campaign plans as Corry eyes tough Section II rivals Warren Franklin and Titusville while Meadville and Or City linger.
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Orange and Black Track
Volker Gempt
Dave Gordon
Tom Savko
Bob Borstanff
Bob Bailey
Jim Davison
Bob Lindse
LeRoy Rieck
Jim Vanik
John Roach
Art Perkins
Corry
Bailey
Lindsey
Vannic
Rieck
Beavers
Warren
Franklin
Ram
Dragons
Loyal Briggs
Titusville
Joe Benson
George Dewey
Meadville
Sport Shorts highlights and fishery notes from Erie County
Art Baker, former Erie Academy wrestling giant, wins Eastern Intercollegiate heavyweight title for Syracuse University as a sophomore, undefeated in seven duals. Erie County trout stocking lists 13 streams including French Creek South Branch near Beaverdam Run and Hutch Hollow Run near Union City. Dick Bevier, Pleasantville native, joins Cleveland Indians farm system at Daytona Beach with potential move to Batavia. Titussville couple Irene and Jack Steinbuhler win the Great Orange Blossom Rally in Florida. Jaguar coupe leads a 753 mile three day event opening the 1959 national championship pro.
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Erie Academy
Syracuse University
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Beaverdam
Hutch Hollow Run
Union City
Sturdivant Stays With Yankees After Shutout Victory
Yankees pitcher Tom Sturdivant excels in a spring game, allowing two hits in five innings as New York defeats Baltimore 4-0. Virgil Trucks follows with two scoreless frames. Dodgers topple Milwaukee 10-6 in los angeles. Tizers win 15-1 at Lakeland as Kuen Katine Bolling Bridges drive 18 hits. Philley and Lown lead Chicago and St Louis to mixed spring results. several clubs idle.
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Red Schoendienst Leaves TB Sanitarium For Braves Return
Ken Schoendienst, Milwaukee Braves second baseman, exits Mount St. Rose Sanitarium after four months with tuberculosis. He aims to return to spring training “bright and early” and believes he can be ready for the season, though doctors say otherwise. He plans to regain strength at home in South St. Louis and won’t rush his comeback after lung surgery aided his recovery.
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Five Teams Enter Key Club Tourney Thursday in Corry
Five teams from Corry Youngsville Cambridge Springs and Meadville enter a Thursday night Key Club tournament at Corry Area High School under the Future Teachers of America PTA. Meadville fields two squads. Corry Key Club is defending Givy Basketball League junior champ. Four games scheduled 7 8 9 pm with $2 entry and $10 prize to winner $5 to runner up. teams drawn for play order.
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Wright School
Ality
Future Teachers of America Club
Corry Area
Wie Corry
Gily Basketball Weague
Aelock
PTA
Elsie Hunt
Judy Messinger
Cathy Kelly
Linda Hanna
Marcia Myers
Donna Mick
Sally Crowell
Kathy Gates
Linda Tarbell
Rowena Beagle
George Kusama
Beverly Tripp
Norma Jean Kirin Tickel
John Morris
Nancy Krupa
Eister Beckwith
Carolyn Messinger
Bowling leaders shine as Bensink tops Clymer league night
Vincent Bensink of the Clymer League rolled 256 to lead on opening night, with Gordon Horthouse 225 and a 620 three game set. Chiles Kolstee 227, Wilber Van Barden 222, Bill Ruf 207, Harold Bensink 204, and Grande Dougherty 201 followed. In A Levee, Phil Sample led with 243, Ed Zewalsky 236, Dick Smith 223, and Week 219. WEW season finale saw Andy Hansen 225 top the WEW B League. Cloyd Cummings 202 and Leonard Migliaccio 217 led Melanes Steeple.
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Clymer League
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Clymer
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Wilber van Barden
Bill Ruf
Harold Bensink
Grande Dougherty
Phil Sample
H. Pier
Cloyd Cummings
Leonard Migliaccio
Melanes
Kegler
Beaver Tagging Set For Thursday In Washington Street
Beavers tagging event scheduled for Thursday evening at the local Red and Gin Club rooms on East Washington Street. Game Protector Elmer Simpson of Asion City will oversee the rigging, with hours from 7 to 9 thirty p.m., as part of the Sports Gar Club of America activities.
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Worny
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Elmer Simpson
Asion City
Middlecott Rallies To Win St Pete Open
Cary Middlecott staged a late surge to win the St Pete Open as top contenders battled on the greens. George Bayer of Glenogies held early lead, with Danvers Mass’s Mafitiidi and Tony Leia of San Leandro also in the chase before Middlecott edged ahead on the final rounds.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores Highlight Yesterday’s Action
Scores show Hesalta Philadelphia 9 over St Louis 5 with Luis Angelos 10 for Milwaukee. Chicago 1A beat Kansas City 5 to 0, Detroit routed Cincinnati 15. Schedule lists matchups including Chicago vs Washington in Tampa and Philadelphia versus Los Angeles in Sarasota.
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Duke Coach Bradley Named Texas Basketball Mentor
In Austin Texas coach Harold Bradley of Duke University was announced as the new basketball coach at the University of Texas. In Ithaca New York Rayner Greene Cornell University basketball coach for 13 years resigned his post.
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Duke University
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Ithaca
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Cornell University
Baseball rule puzzle on a strikeout call for Mantilla
In a 2 2 count Mantilla fouls a third strike and the ball is caught by Stan Musial at first. The ruling depends on whether the foul was a third strike or if two strikes had already been recorded. If the ball is caught on the fly, Musial would not record an out unless it was ruled a third strike that was not fouled.
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Milewankes Braves
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Ute
Stan Musial
White Sox hope to challenge Yankees with stronger lineup
Tampa AP report says Al Lopes predicts Chicago White Sox will push the Yankees this season. He cites improved power and pitching, noting additions like Salomon and veterans Pierce, Donovan, Wyatt, and Quallers. The club also boasts three capable catchers led by Dollar with Batley and Ramone or Moss behind him.
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Playoff Tilt Sparks Hawks Lakers Fireball Row
In St Louis the Hawks accuse the Lakers of rough play as Slater Martin sustains a dislocated ankle and is out for the series. Ben Kerner and Ed Macauley allege tripping and elbows by Ed Fleming. Pettit and Krebs engage in a sideline altercation as playoffs resume with Celtics at Syracuse in the East.
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Archers Stage Indoor Championship Trophy Winners
Corry Archery Club held an indoor championship last Sunday. Joe Lucas of Titusville won the main trophy with a high score of 431 without handicap. Bill Shrout of Corry earned the President's Trophy for a 585 handicap. Dale McQuiston of Corry, age 11, won the wer trophy with 502 behind a 366 handicap.
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Lincoln Downs Feature Won by Admiral Brush
Admiral Brush won the feature at Lincoln Downs as part of a card that produced a $1,079.40 daily double.
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Admiral Brush
Lincoln Downs
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