Beavers Hope For Breakthrough In Tough 1958 59 Schedule
Corry Area High School’s Beavers, led by Vic Cragg in his fifth season, return three starters Ter ry Williams Ed Latos and Jim Davison as they face a brutal 1958 59 schedule. With 27 varsity hopefuls and a mix of seniors and juniors, the squad aims to end a losing skid dating to 1954 55 and push toward a winning record. Williams boosted last season’s scoring, Latos brings experience, and Davison provides proven defense as the battle for starting berths intensifies. The Beavers open December 5 against Millcreek and face four strong Section 11 foes.
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Corry
Terry Williams
Ed Latos
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Latos
Jim Davison
Davison
Berbis
Kim Palmer
Sid Stewart
Jan van Dresar
Doug Stewart
LeRoy Rieck
Larry Gallagher
Tom Morse
Conneaut Valley
Mike McLaughlin
Bob McVicker
Rodney Person
Gary Phillips
Bob Wilson
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Gary Paige
Steve Olson
Joe Baressi
Bob “Tinker” Caster
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Harrison Cole
Barry Bugbee
John Duma
Lorin Hasbrouck
Bob Hunt
Bill Lard
Dennis Mountain
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Schoendienst Faces TB Hopes to Return to Majors
Milwaukee Braves second baseman Red Schoendienst has tuberculosis, his wife says he remains determined to play again. Doctor confirms TB with uncertain recovery time, while Braves plan uses Mel Roach Felix Mantilla or Casey Wise at second base.
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Mel Roach
Felix Mantilla
Casey Wise
Roach
Beavers face six-title hunt in Erie area leagues season mix
In baseball Cleveland Indians stockholders bought out ex GM Hank Greenberg and brothers Charles and Andrew Baxter. In boxing, Pascual Perez of Argentina meets Dormy Ursa of The Philippines in Manila on December 15 for a world flyweight title bout with six opponents in the Erie region. Erie Tech replaces Harborage in one game while the Huskies face Corry once as Beavers eye 1958-59 campaign opening December Ath at Corry High School. Additionally, Aero Athletic Association bowling saw 200+ scores with Vern Group and Ed Boggs leading. Norma Watrous tops Bowl-Airs Ladies' B with 191 alongside several other high scorers in both ladies and junior leagues.
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Mary Sandberg
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Pat Shumsky
VFW
Greenberg Sells Indian Stock to Majority Group
Cleveland AP report says Hank Greenberg ends 10 years in the Tribe front office after a sale of Greenberg and brothers Charles M. and Andrew Baxter stock to the Daley led majority stockholders. Rumored price near 80000 with resignations of the sellers as directors. Last night’s boxing item notes Charles Liston stopping Ernie Cab.
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Traditional grid picks set by Claassen in AP column
Tarold Claassen lists week’s football picks across major games with bold favorites and rivalries. Notable matchups include Harvard versus Yale, LSU at Tulane, OSU versus Michigan, USC versus UCLA, Texas Christian versus Rice, and many regional showdowns across conferences.
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Yale
Harvards
California
Stanford
Golden Bears
Louisiana State
Tulane
LSU
Billy Cannon
Johnny Robinson
Tigers
Ohio State
Michigan
Bob White
Benny Oosterbaan
Missouri
Kansas
Southern California
UCLA
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Texas Christian
Rice
Iowa
Notre Dame
Florida
Florida State
North Carolina
Duke
Tennessee
Kentucky
Boston University
Connecticut
Holy Cross
Marquette
Dartmouth
Princeton
Rutgers
Columbia
Villanova
Quantico Marines
Detroit
Dayton
Northwestern
Ilinois
North Texas State
Louisville
Michigan State
Kansas State
Oklahom
Nebraska
Purdue
Indiana
Wichita
George Washington
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Alabama
Memphis State
Auburn
Wake Forest
Clemson
Boston College
Davidson
Er Purman
Georgia
Citadel
South Carolina
North Carolina State
Maryland
Virginia
Syracuse
West Virginia
Southern Methodist
Baylor
Texas ‘Tech
Arkansas
Arizona State
Arizona
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Brigham Young
Oregon State
Oregon
Washington State
Washington
College of Pacific
San Diego
Air Force
New Mexico
Racing Action From New York and Baltimore Racecourses
County Cat narrowly defeats America by a half length in the Marine Parkway Handicap at Jamaica. Miss Orestes holds for a nose win over Nickle Boy in the Park Heights Purse at Pimlico.
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Pimlico
Brown Averages 145 Yds A Game
Cleveland star James Brown extended his NFL record pace with 163 yards from scrimmage as the Browns routed Washington 20 to 10. He sits at 1,163 rushing yards this season, chasing the single season TD mark and the year’s yardage leaders, while Los Angeles QB Bill Wade boosted his own yardage totals in a big rushing and passing surge.
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Ala Ameche
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Lex Anggeles
Joe Perry
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Eddie Lebaron
Los Angeles
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Lamar McHan
Chicago Cardinals
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Vito Pari
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Syracuse Keeps Pace In NBA Win
The Syracuse Nationals beat the St Louis Hawks 120 to 94 in a St Louis doubleheader, while the Boston Celtics defeated the Detroit Pistons 115 to 102 in the opener. Larry Costello led Syracuse with 28 points and Bob Pettit top scored for St Louis with 21.
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Nats
Larry Costello
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Ted St. Louis
Phil Jordan
Detroit
Tom Heinsohn
Boston
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Yale athletics director rejects Yale alumni grumbling
Associated Press reports Yale athletic director Delaney Kiphuth dismissed claims that Yale alumni are complaining about Coach Jordan Olivar. In separate brief items, Walter Stewart, sports editor of the Commercial Appeal, died at 52 in Memphis, and Frederick Johnson, noted turf figure linked to Omar Khayyam, died at 25 in Palm Beach.
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Commercial Appeal
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Omar Khayyam
Joey Ghiradello Faces Spider Webb Tonight at Cow Palace
Midweight contender Joey Giardello aims to win a title shot as he clashes with Spider Webb in a 10 round ABC telecast from the Cow Palace at 10 p.m. EST. Giardello, 28, is ranked No. 1 by Ring and NBA. Webb, 26, ex Olympic, is No. 4 NBA and No. 5 Ring. Webb notable with 38 fights, 29 wins, 19 ko. Giardello 77-14-5-1.
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Syracuse Faces Tough Bowl Bid in Orange
Syracuse is favored for a likely bowl bid as they host West Virginia in a high‑stakes game. West Virginia’s Dick Longfellow, Southern Conference passer leader, seeks a strong finish after four losses, while Clemson and Notre Dame also eye bowls. The Big Eight title clash between Oklahoma and Nebraska spurs prep.
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Nick Pietrosante
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Earle Edwards
N.C. State
Dick Reynolds
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Camp Lejune Marines
Jim Weaver
Enjoy Open Bowling at Bowl-Aire This Week
Open bowling offered Monday through Friday from 10 A M to 5 P M at Bowl-Aire. Fr iday rates include a discount from 12 B M. Weekend hours noted as Saturday morning and Sunday unspecified.
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