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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1957
Page
7
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The article notes North Carolina, led by coach Frank McGuire, is tipped to repeat as champions despite Lenny Rosenbluth's absence. Returning stars Tom Kearns Pete Brennan and Bob Cunningham bolster a deeper lineup alongside sophomore Lee Shaffer, while Kansas again leans on Wilt Chamberlain as its centerpiece.
Lawrence Eckman and Dick Morton led with 256 and 354 as bowling action in the city league produced strong showings. Joe Gerzina added 234, John Oesch 303, Chuck Juckson 221, Vern Group 204, with Ethel Russell topping the women’s league at 108. Dorothy Morton totaled 178 and Gladys Thompson 18. Won Lost results show Fort Pitt 889 854 828 2571, Steve’s Texaco 842 794 746 231, Avalon-198 771 237
The Southwest Conference race tightens as Texas A M Rice and Texas vie for the title and Cotton Bowl berth with Baylor in the mix If Rice wins the Aggie Texas winner could reach the Sugar Bowl The Keydets of VMI eye the Tangerine Bowl with East Texas State as possible foe and Mississippi Southern in the mix TV plans note South West Midwest coverage and key matchups Cornell at Penn Richmond at Willam and Mary Miami slated for in person viewing.
Bradley brings back every member of last season’s title squad including Barney Cable Bobby Joe Mason Shellie McMillon Gene Morse Chuck Sedgwick Joe Billy McDade and Curley Johnson plus 11 other holdovers. The piece highlights Kentucky UCLA Indiana and Temple as strong programs with returning stars and top prospects shaping the 1957 58 race.
The ranking shows the second ten teams trailing the top tier. LaSalle Notre Dame St. Louis Beatle Filce Utah West Virginia Oklahoma City Michigan State and a revitalized New York University are listed in order, with clear gaps behind the leaders.
Ed Kovach was elected president of the Beaver Club for the coming year at last night’s regular meeting of the sports booster group in the Veterans of Foreign Wars home on West Washington Street. The all sports banquet will name a new president, with Duffy Daugherty as featured speaker at Michigan State University. A buffet lunch for Corry Area High School football team members and their fathers is planned within the next two weeks.
Pennsylvanias Dintiman of Lock Haven and Berrier of Juniata tied for the state collegiate football scoring championship with 73 points each. Berrier powered Juniata past Ursinus with three touchdowns and four extra points, while Dintiman contributed for Lock Haven as both teams remain unbeaten this season. Jim Berrier is Juniatas twin brother to teammate Jim Berrier who plays halfback for the team.
A garbled preview lists Navy over Army with praised balance, cites Anderson and Dawkins as threats for Army, notes Texas A M over Texas, and predicts Notre Dame over Southern California, Auburn over Alabama, Oklahoma over Oklahoma State, and Baylor over Texas. Also mentions King Hill and Rice as co champions potential and notes Brown over Colgate and Cornell over Penn. Saturday includes Holy Cross over Boston College.
In an upset, Mervyn Rose beat a U S Davis Cup team member 6-4 4-6 6-3 7-5 to win the South Australian championships final. Charley Silvera was released by the Chicago Cubs unconditionally. Dick Christy of North Carolina State earned back of the week honors in the AP poll ahead of the South Carolina game.
Philadelphia briefing notes Navy a three-point favorite over Army in the Bath renewal of the service classic. Weather and wind could tilt the game with Navy relying on the air attack against Army's ground game. Coaches Blaik and Erdelake tout plans but offer few details as they praise opposite squads.
Boston general manager Bucky Harris Cronin said the Red Sox could trade anyone except Ted Williams and Frank Malzone, noting Williams led offensively and Malzone had rookie potential but a portion of 1966 disqualified him as a rookie. Cronin clarified he would trade others if return value justified it, with hints at players like Tony Conigliaro, Billy Rohr, Jimmy Piersall, Jackie Jensen, and Frank Sullivan as possible trade targets.
Senior from Swoyersville Pennsylvania earns Lineman of the Week honors after standout tackle performance and high praise from Kentucky coach Blanton Collier who called it the finest game of tackle he has seen and described Michaels as terrific.
Pastrano from Miami Beach returns from England to face German heavyweight Will Hesmenatt in a ten round bout. A win would bolster his claim as a top contender for Floyd Patterson’s title, with ABC televising the fight from 10 PM BST.
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