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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1959
Page
7
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OIL CITY Pierce Skinner, entering his second season, predicts a tough race for Section II despite limited height and four varsity veterans leaving. Cory’s Beavers loom in the mix as Franklin, Warren, Titusville and Cory trail in his league outlook. Oil City opens January 6 with Meadville after a December slate.
Twyman tops the NBA scoring chart with 540 points in 17 games, leading over Elgin Baylor and Wilt Chamberlain despite Baylor missing two games and Chamberlain playing fewer matches. Sam Jones and Bob Cousy boost Boston assists, while Chamberlain and Russell dominate rebounds. last night’s boxing results from New Orleans, Santa Monica, and Providence are listed in brief.
In Minneapolis area reports, organizers of the new American Football League plan a dollar-draft battle with the NFL. The AFL chose two players in a day-long draft and intends to select at least four more, aiming to field a club in the league next year. Disputes over a commissioner linger as AFL owners target top talent.
Steelers inch closer to the Eastern Division title after a 21-20 win over the Browns. Bobby Layne urged help from other teams as Pittsburgh stands 4-1-1 with a showdown against Philadelphia at Forbes Field next Sunday. The Eagles are tied with the Browns for second at 6-8, while the Giants lead the division at 7-2.
Minneapolis stars shine as the American Football League drafts nine players from Pith Penn State and West Virginia. Buffalo selects Richie Lucas Penn Bale Ray Peterson while Ivar Toner Bill Boston Serafino Fazio Pit James Hickman Ling Angeles Bill Lindsay Pit Bill Hopasky Wes Vitina Andrew Shynehale Bud Kohthags and others chosen from Penn State Minneapolis area teams.
Penn State officials announced the Nittany Lions will play in the Liberty Bowl at Philadelphia's Municipal Stadium. Promoters cited four potential opponents Georgia, Georgia Tech, SMU and Navy, with Georgia the likely foe if Tech is upset. Fans and students greeted the announcement with enthusiasm.
Hockey results note Monday results and a brief look at upcoming schedules from Tuesday and Wednesday with a mention of Boston versus New York Blues game and BLONDIE reference.
Joe Barussi led with a 614 series and a 243 game as Bowl-Aire men posted top totals. Cory Loan and the new team high 99d showed spark, while Ed Barr, Sonny Staples, and Wayde Quer Yeveld delivered solid games. Multiple leagues reported high scores, including Vineet Legter and Ray Churk’s 207 in their circuits.
NEW YORK AP Army Mentor Dale Hall speaks ahead of his first Army Navy game. He says he feels no different and will be on the sidelines at Philadelphia Municipal Stadium. Hall notes Navy scout Tom Harn, Blair’s Navy efforts, and reports with Hall to study the Midshipmen. He cites Maxfield and Tranchin as key players and recalls last year’s 21 0 Army win, while acknowledging Navy’s comeback potential.
K State head coach resigns after a five year run with a 15 win to ? loss record. Athletic director H B Behe Lep said applications were being sought and a search for a new coach would begin immediately.
New York boxing figure Cus D'Amato plans to challenge the New York State Athletic Commission's action to revoke his license. The commission cited charges including failing to appear, involvement as matchmaker, promoter, and manager, and failing to file a timely medical report after a fight. NBA president Anthony Maceroni said temporary reinstatement could be considered, while Patterson Johansson and other party actions complicate the case. Emile Griffith defeated Lancaster in New York last night, 147 to 0.
Nine lettermen from Warren enter the 1959 60 wrestling season as top contenders to regain the Loop title. The squad, led by Willy Jewett and a large returning core, faces rivals with several former champions in the mix. Strong prospects include 120 and 148 classes, with hopes high for a comeback season in the league.
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Millsdale waits as NAIA playoff action unfolds with opponents decided by intercollegiate committee. Key figures include Klavsville named Munmay and the Westepyy plavolts, vying for a championship berth at the Holiday Bowl. Outcome hinges on two victors advancing to the final.
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