Beaver Bowl Becomes Local Postseason Clash At Corry
Corry Area High School hosts a Beaver Bowl postseason game pitting Edinboro against Slippery Rock in a 6 6 tie rematch. The event, sponsored by the Beaver Club and Rotary Club, funds CAHS athletics and college scholarships. If well attended, it could start a local football tradition.
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Corry gridiron star Downey snubbed from all star backs
The Meadville Tribune released the Section II all star voting. Ken Downey of Corry drew only three votes from ten selectors despite key performances including a 65 yard TD dash and multiple scores. Analysts cite senior year and existing Corry backs Williams and Latos as likely reasons for his omission.
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Meadville ‘Tribune
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Beavers
Titusville
Meadville
Warren
Agate
Terry Williams
Ed Latos
Sport Shorts recap in Meadville grid iron ratings
Meadville Tribune compiles standings with Sharpsville and Grove City at top two spots each holding 1 2 records. Franklin and Warren follow fifth and sixth. Titusville thirteenth, Meadville eighteenth, air City twenty eighth. Halftime entertainment planned by Sportsmen's Athletic Club Novelty Band of Brie. local talent rumored to perform. Grove City College closes 1958 schedule tomorrow at Hirant Oluo. if Grovers win, they...
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Meadville
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Hirant Oluo
Grovers
Beaver Bowl clashes Edinboro Slippery Rock Friday Night
Edinboro and Slippery Rock meet at Corry Area High School Field in tomorrow’s Beaver Bowl classic kickoff at 7 20 p m Local clubs back the event aiming to make college game action an annual affair Slippery Rock features ex Corry foes and Corry area grads on its roster as Edinboro awaits its first annual series showdown with the Rocks in a historic cross town pairing
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Titusville
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Slippery Rock
Phil Cox
Beavers
Pat Patterson
Franklin
Dick Deets
Ol City
Patterson
Deets
Wayne Petrarca
Grove City
Petr
Val Kuczaj
Liavern Hurlburt
Union City
New Michigan Mentor Chosen
Chalmers Elliott will become Michigan's head football coach January 1 after Bernie Oosterbaan steps down after 11 seasons. The Athletic Board recommended Elliott for the job at an annual salary of 16000 dollars. The regents held a meeting with no comment. Last night in Los Angeles Mario De Jean defeated Abe Villa in points.
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Elliott
Michigan
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Associated Press
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Oosterbasn
Los Angeles
Mario de Jean
Mexico
Abe Villa
Las Angeles
Rosburg Opens Havana lead after updated play
Bob Rosburg, buoyed by a new driver, carries a one stroke edge into the second round of the Havana International Tournament at $45,000. The field of 48 remains tight, with seven players within two shots and the top 20 within four.
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Sherman Oaks
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Dallas
Don January
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Ridgewood
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Finsterwald
Julius Boros
Ted Kroll
Selvy Leads Knicks Past Ex Teammates in Home Win
Former All America Selvy, traded from the St Louis Hawks to the New York Knicks, sparked a 119 to 102 victory at Madison Square Garden over his ex teammates. He came off the bench to energize the Knicks late in the second period as they built a large halftime lead. Bob Pettit led the Hawks with 28 points, while New York extended its winning streak to four games and solidified first place in the Eastern Division.
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New York Eyes Third Major League Threat in Baseball
New York City moves to back a potential third major league as the national game faces antitrust scrutiny and a stalled NL bid for a Giants or Dodgers replacement. Shea signals regional interest from Houston to Toronto, while Frick rejects coercion and urges stability.
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Army and Air Force football series sparks Colorado dispute
The Army and Air Force academies disagree on future game sites. Army fears thin Colorado air favors Air Force, opposing in-state meetings. Air Force would play in Colorado only if the return game is in Colorado. Chicago and Soldier Field are proposed as alternates.
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Lakers Beat Celtics in Garden Doubleheader Opener
Elgin Baylor scored 28 for the Lakers while Yardley and Shue led with 32 each as Los Angeles defeated Boston 119 to 110 in the first game of a Garden doubleheader.
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Notable Boise Meridian and Seattle figures tied to event
Glenn Burress of Boise and Meridian Idaho and Dick Goldstein of Seattle figure in a brief noted context with a numeric 10 reference. The fragment suggests a cross-regional comparison or tally but lacks complete actions or outcomes.
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IBC Appeals To High Court Over Monopoly Rule
The International Boxing Clubs of New York and Chicago ask the Supreme Court to overturn or limit a federal judge’s ruling that they monopolized championship bouts from 194? to 195? The government says the judge acted to curb monopolistic boxing and boost independent promoters. The high court agreed to study the case after two hours of argument, with a decision expected in about two months.
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Anthony and Ray Collide Tonight at Madison Square Garden
Tony Anthony and Ray Santy collide in a television N rounder at Madison Square Garden. Anthony, top light heavyweight, has six straight wins this year with five knockouts. Ray Chicago, ranked sixth by Ring and tenth by NBA, has won nine straight and seeks to extend his streak.
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