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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1957
Page
7
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Williams and Vanssens headlined the All-Section 12 football selections announced this morning with 10 votes each for first-team backfield spots. Peters and Olsen earned top votes for end and tackle respectively, while Meadvill’s Peters and Titusville’s Olsen keyed undefeated seasons. Second team includes Maloney, Young, Woodworth, and more from Corry, Meadville, Oil City, and Titusville. An honorable mentions list features multiple players across the region.
Chuck Skinner rolled 298 to pace the Raymond League at Bowl-Aire lanes. George Beardsley added 291 while Franke Bernardi had 209 and 200. Other leaders included Ross Bailey 212 Pete Heer Jein 210 Roser Haleht 208 Sonny Staple 205 Lewis Hurlbert 205 Ed Feldt 202 and Rosie Caruso 201.
The Buffalo Bisons beat Providence 5-1, with two goals by each of the first two periods and one in the third, snapping a winless streak and moving into third place in the American Hockey League as Hershey leads with 14 wins in 18 starts after a 6-2 win over Springfield.
Notre Dame upset No. 7 0klahoma shatters 47 game win streak as Frank Kuchta 6-8 205 pounds earns Associated Press Lineman of the Week honors. Guards James Schaaf and AL Ecuyer praised for their rugged play. Brindley Jey, former Dartmouth scoring champion, dies at 33 years old in Stamford Connecticut after Ivy League 1943-44 season.
Dodgers outline tentative 1958 season plans with no definite home venue. Business manager Harold Parrott said a decision is expected within two weeks, possibly using Memorial Coliseum or Wrigley Field. Dodgers start on the road at San Francisco April 18 and end the road stretch with the Giants.
Stuart of the Aguilas Cibaenas in the Dominican Republic Winter League hits 386 with six home runs, while manager Frank Oceak notes his switch from outfield to first base. The Pirates contemplate another major league bid as Stuart seeks renewed opportunity despite prior indifference.
The Giants seek to more than double attendance in 1958 at their California quarters, predicting 1,250,000 with Pete Hoffman noting Polo Grounds crowds of 653,000 last season. Ned Ashburn, Phillies veteran outfielder, said a 50-50 chance to switch teams exists this winter to St Louis or Chicago.
Corry Area High School starts its wrestling season with 34 grapplers under first-year coach Felix Matthews. The squad, led by returning lettermen Bob Coons, Stuart Ball, Larry Higby, and others, faces a nine-match slate including Waterford Fort LeBoeuf Ashland City and Union City, with seven lettermen back from last year and several new seniors adding depth.
DETROIT players discuss the 13 player deal with the Kansas City Athletics as General Manager John J. McHale funnels in trades. Tigers acquire Billy Martin Gus Zernial Maury McDermott Lou Skizas Tom Morgal Tim Thompson while sending Frank House Duke Maas Jim Small John Tsitouris and two minor leaguers to the A's. Tigers expect younger talent to rise, with McHale negotiating cash settlement terms and eyeing further moves.
Former welterweight champion Gavilan defeated Walt Byars by unanimous decision in a 10 round nationally televised bout from Chicago Stadium. Byars, 25, protested a low blow in the sixth, but Gavilan kept to a body attack, outworking the heavier fighter and piling up points.
Rich Guerin scored five points in the final 96 seconds to lift the New York Knicks to a 105-101 victory over the Minneapolis Lakers, snapping the Knicks five-game losing streak last night.
James HTen's star back George Dintiman sealed the Pennsylvania scoring title with 12 touchdowns and 72 points after a case against Mansfield. Closest rivals Seb Mostelter West Chester State Teachers 7 Geneva's White Taylor 6 Muhlenberg's Herb Owens 00. Gettysburg Frank Capitani 57 points with one game left. Juniata Bill Berrier 50 points with one game. Army Navy football game contract renewed in Philadelphia as Mayor Dilworth announced a three year extension for the series.
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