Corry High 1939-40 Beavers Crown Champions
Corry High’s last basketball title team the 4 squad completed the 1939-40 season with 21 wins and 5 losses earning the Erie County Class A League crown in a dramatic playoff against Mil Creek. The banner squad features Pat Green Gene Hasbrouck George Darndall Chuck Williams Tom Cragg Paul Sutton Jack Downy Bob Reynolds Donandy Olin Ace Bracken with manager Enland Starvey and coach Russell Byler.
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Tom Cragg
Paul Sutton
Jack Downy
Bob Reynolds
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Ace” Bracken
Corry
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Millcreek
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Erie County Glass
Wesleyville
Journal
Corry Dribbs
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Spear
Pat Green
Paul, Sutin
Returninie
Iettommen al Ue
Cagers
Gene Husbrouck
Clince Bracken
Don Lundy
George Darnoall
Jack Downey
Bill Berute
Ralph Foster
Lyn Baressi
Ralph Kinney
al Fox
Joe Borkowsky
Claude Weber
Joe Taylor
Euland Harvey
Erie County
Millcreckt
North East
Lawrence Park
Union City
Ike Meadville
Titusville
Fyanidin
of City
Byler
Dribblers
Westfield
Corry Beavers Win 1939-40 Erie County League Crown
Corry Beavers edge Millcreek Trojans 28 to 26 in a tense playoff deciding the Erie County Glass A title on Wesleyville court. Chuck Williams scores the late tying and winning points as coach Russell Byler caps a storied season with a narrow championship victory.
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Orange and Black
Lawrence Park
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Youngsville
Grovn
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Girard
Texusville
Wesleyvilla
Sutton
Corry
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Trojans
Jon Willams
Union City
North East
Lundy
Liayrence Park
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Sweet Revenge
Titusvie
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Wis
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Pennsylvania
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Mi Oreek
Teaune
Citry
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Sean Wart
Whiteyuine
Uh Welliteday
Chuck Willams
Milt
Creek
Bob Guy
Chuck Williams
Matcme
Tom Grape
Piersall Makes Second Comeback With Cleveland Indians
Veteran outfielder Piersall, after eight Major League seasons, returns for a second comeback with Cleveland in 1959. He initially starred for Boston from 1953 to 1958, leading the AL in games played and doubles, then traded to Cleveland for Wertz and Geiger. He struggles for regular center-field duty as Francona and Hardy compete. In other spring action, Cubs top Giants 7-4 and Score's shoulder flares in exhibition loss to Red Sox.
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Bradenton
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Miami
Philadelphia Phillies
Robin Roberts
Pittsleigh Pirates
Clearwater
Hawks Even Series as Pettit Sparks 113 103 Win
Pettit poured in 35 points as the St Louis Hawks defeated the Boston Celtics 113 to 103 in Boston. Sharman led Boston with 30 points but the Celtics faltered after halftime, while Pettit and Lavellette powered the Hawks to a 14-1 edge in the second half. The series shifts to St Louis for games three and four.
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Faller
Domfort
Tine
St. Louis
Bob Pettit
Clyde Lavelette
SI Green
Pettit
Lavellette
Bowling star posts 295 in Bowl-Aire league
Harry Oldenski fired a 295 to lead Bowl-Aire Industrial League action last night. In women’s play Sophie Douglas topped the Bowl-Aire Bloop with 194, while Jo Davis and Betty Damon added 184 and 183 respectively. Thelma Paulson and Ruth Harkless led at VFW lanes with 190 and 189. Other top sIngles included Juné McEl-downey 188, Marie Wotus 185, Grave Piccards 184, Irene Tinko 175. Team scores featured Gilmore Photogs and Aero Engineering among others with mixed results. In baseball news Cubs catcher Sam Taylor will miss at least two weeks with a ruptured vessel in his right bicep and a shoulder strain.
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Sophie Douglas
Jo Davis
Betty Damon
Avalon
Thelma Paulson
Ruth Harkless
Jean Drobneck
Babs Cook
CDA
Juné McEldowney
Marie Wotus
Grave Piccards
Irene Tinko
Industrial League
Gilmore
Aero Engineering
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Rogers
St Aero Jets
McInnes Stee
Gitmoye Phot
Aero Shop
Aero Engin
McInnes Steel
Rogers No. 1
Aero Jets
CUBS
Taylor
Mesa
Ariz
Sam My. Tayloy
Chicago Cubs
BPM(2) Upsets Ajax in Initial City Net Playoff
BPM(2) shocks Ajax Tron Works 15-9 15-9 after losing 15-11 to open. Kinley-Dolan Insurance faces Ajax in a post playoff for the regular season crown while BPM(1) and Kinley-Dolan win their first round matches. The semis at Corry Area High School start 7:15 with Corry Loan vs Kinley Dolan at 8:15 and the winners meet next Wednesday for the title.
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Ajax
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CAHS
Montreal 4 Chicago 0 as series moves to 3 0 lead
Montreal dominates Chicago 4 0 to take a 3 0 series edge in the NHL best of seven. Detroit tops Toronto 2 1 in overtime to level 2 2. No games scheduled Wednesday with Montreal at Chicago on Thursday.
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Chicago
Detroit
Toronto
Ted
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