Beavers Host Arch Rival Titusville In League Clash
Corry Area High School tonight hosts arch rival Titusville in a big league clash. Beavers seek to move within a share of the Section T title with a victory, as Titusville’s Rockets hope to pull an upset after recent losses and injuries reshaping the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beavers
Titusville
Corry
Corry Area
Lou Hanna
Rockets
Milcreck
Meadville
Franklin
Hanna
Beaver
Oil City
Grove City
Warren
Greenville
Chal Part
Johnsonburg
Bradford
Hannahag
Bob Bailey
John
Lassie
Bailey
Morris
LeRoy Rieck
Sid Stewart
Jim Maloney
Bob Lindsey
Rudy Silvis
Don van Keuren
Jim Reagle
John Roach
Ed Latos
Ken Downey
Terry Williams
Jim Vanike
Gary Manese
Art Perkins
Craig Parkhurst
Terry Cartell
John McNierney
Fred Bloom
Joe Benson
Tom Taylor
Jim Schwab
Bob Muenini
Jack Fisher
John Bedford
Dick Platt
John Matthews
George Dewey
Erwin Olsen
Howie Sampson
Stu Morris
Tom Allan
Bill Johnson
Gene Mitcham
Max Cole
Phil Myers
Phil Cox
Dewey
Platt
Benson
Ol City
Bulldogs
Oilers
Tom Duff
Nash—annock
Harborcreek
Frankin
Dragons
Owls
Grovers
Knights
Skirm
Corry-Jamestown Bowling Leads and Beavers Rivalry Night
Bob Eddy tops the Corry Jamestown League with 226 and 207 while L Davis 222 Shan non 202 and Ed Berry 201 lead C-1. Bowl-Aire B sees Norm Swart 216 and Cy Young 2115 210. Marion Bulard paces VFW Ladies A with 214 as Boston games loom at CAHL field amid NBA exhibition scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Eddy
L. Davis
Paul Shannon
Ed Berry
Norm Swart
Hank Pedensky
Cy Young
Ducky Mary
Casper Wozowics
George Haenel
Earl Bailey
Frank Puckly
Leonard Migliaccio
Jim St. George
Charles Cummings
Bangs
Marion Bulard
Rose Gluvna
Charlotte Staples
Marie Wattus
Rosa Baker
Corry
Texas Lunch
Corry Pharmacy
Elchynski's
Davis Insurance
National Bank
Ajax
Corry Pharm
Davis Ins
Beavers Favored Over Titans In Regional Gridiron clashes
Corry’s Beavers are listed as favorites to beat Titusville rivals in this area grid slate. Several top games feature tossup matchups with implications for standings as Friday night football action unfolds across local teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Beavers
Titusville
Ramos AL Leader In Gopher Balls
Pedro Ramos repeated as the American League gopher ball leader in 1958, cutting his home runs allowed from 43 in 1957 to 36. Don Newcombe and Johnny Antonelli tied for the NL crown with one allowed each, while Robin Roberts yielded 30. Strongly focused on league results, the piece also covers Meadville prep sports and local high school matchups with note of injuries and upcoming games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York AB
Washington
Pedro Ramos
Don Newcombe
Cincinnati
Johnny Antonelli
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Robin Roberts
Associated Press
Newcombe
Antonelli
Robertsoe
Rymes
Boston
Detroit
Jackie Jensen
Red Sox
Senators
Billy Pierce
Kansas City
Ralph Terry
Jim Bunning
Chicago
Wynn
United States to Host 1989 World Pentathlon Champs
Associated Press reports Aldershot England. The United States is confirmed as host country for the 1989 World Pentathlon Championships with Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, as the expected site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Aldershot
England
United States
Harrisburg
Toronto Native McMurtry Skips Into Madison Square Garden Clash
McMurtry of Tacoma faces George Chuvalo of Toronto in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Chuvalo, 21, is the Canadian champion and 7-5 favorite over McMurtry, a Marine with a 29-2-1 record and 23 knockouts. The bout draws heavy television interest as both fighters bring early promise and rugged styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Garden
George Chuvalo
Toronto
Pat. McMurtry
Tacoma
Clash Tonight
Chuvalo
Rocky Marciano
McMurtry
Jack Dempsey
Pat
Georgie
Area grid schedule lists many high school boys games
Tonight Titusville at Corey Qil City at Meadville Grove City at Franklin Warren at Bradford Cambridge Springs at Saoger town Randolph at Conneaut Valley Fairview at Gard Northwestern at Lawrence Park Erie Tech at Millcreek Westfield at Northern Aven Erie Strong Vincent vs the Academy Erle Prep at Youngstown Tomorrow Harborcreek at Erle East Hickory at Sharpsville Port Allegheny at Youngsville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Corey
Qil City
Meadville
Grove City
Franklin Warren
Bradford
Cambridge Springs
Saogertown
Randolph
Conneaut Valley
Fairview
Gard
Northwestern
Lawrence Park
Erie Tech
Millcreek
Westfield
Northern Aven Erie
Strong Vincent
Academy
Erle Prep
Youngstown
Harborcreek
Erle East
Hickory
Sharpsville
Port Allegheny
Youngsville
Oklahoma Nips Iowa Streak In Rec League Tilt
Oklahoma halts Iowa State seven game win streak in a 20 19 recreation league upset at Loveland World Park. The Sooners rally from a 14 6 halftime deficit as Tom Flowers and Eddie Krasa score touchdowns. Duane Silvis seals the win with a late TD after a Hawkeyes threat. Next game Oklahoma faces Penn State at Corry Area High School Field at 7 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iown
Recreation Football League
Loveland Wold
Oklahoma
Hawkeyes
Iowa
Umphs
Sooners
Wes
Town
Tom Flowers
Flowers
Eddie Krasa
Mike Hanna
Mike Baressi
Hanna
Towa
Harold Bromley
Duane Silvis
Krasa
In- Wa
Bromley
Corry Area
Penn State
Baressi So- Fe
Waiter McCray
Bosak Henry Beal
Indians Stay In Cleveland Leads Move Question
Cleveland owners vow to keep the Indians in the city despite other franchise offers. William R. Daley says Cleveland can be baseballs leading city again and aims to attract a million fans if pennant race helps. Move talks ended after a directors poll, with unanimous support to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians
Willam R. Daley
Cleveland
APJ
Daley
Uney
World Series Swag Divided Amid Changing Payouts
The baseball world saw uneven distribution of prize shares. Yankees members received full shares totaling 8,759 dollars each while Milwaukee players earned 5,808 dollars per man. Braves and Yankees comparisons referenced past seasons, with mixed outcomes across franchises. Bouts in Hollywood closed as Boots Monroe stopped Herman Marquez in a 10 round bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiting
New York Yankees
Baseball Commission
Ford Prick
Yanks
Milwaukee
Yinks
Braves
New York
Trucks
Wye
Yonks
Murry Dickson
Kansas City
Lil Magne
Prita Brickell
Bobby del Checa
Johhny James
Avalon Junior Bowlers State Reorganization
Avalon Junior Bowling Leagues for boys and girls will reorganize at East Main street alleys tomorrow afternoon. Ed Berry, proprietor, announced the event. Boys ages 9 to 14 and girls 9 to 15 may compete under American Junior Bowling Congress sanction. Boys meet at 1 p m, girls at 1 45 p m. Betty and Dorothy Morton, registered bowling districtors, will coach. The season marks the circuits second year, with Past Exalted Rulers of the Elks Club expected to sponsor again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teotehizauue Muvewe
Avalon
Elks Club
Betty
Dorothy Morton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blondie
John Morris
Brown and Gold
Lee Williams
Bob Nichols
Don Kauer
Chip Paulson
John Mowrey
Ernie Vanssens
John Roberts
Dick Craker
Emmitt Young
Jim Woodworth
Hannamen
NBA
Syracuse
St. Lowis
Minneapolis
Bow-Aire
Borstorff & Fitch
McTnnes Strel
A & B Distributors
Johnson Brothers
Ajex Office
Al's Clothes Shop
Roselake Dairies
Ub I General Telephone
McInnes Steel
Ajax Office
Borst, & Fitch
A&B_. Tal
Johnson Bros
Al's
T. A
Jordan
Bracken
Jansen's
Jansen
T. A. of
Jordan's
Bracken's
Amestowr
Co Savings
Sawyer al
Evans
Sawyer's
Corry Savings
Ramos
Erie
Erie Academy
Vincent
Colonels
McNierney
LE J. Benson
T . J. Schwab
Fisher
B. Magnini
T. Taylor F. Bloom
J. Bedford D
Pratt J. Matthews
L. Rieck
Matoney R
Silvis D. Vankheuren
Batley
B. Lindsey
Stewart
J. Roach
E. Latos K
Downey
T. Williams
the Beavers
THE
RITZ
Nighi
Hollywood
Calif
Boots Monroe
Los Angeles
Herman Marquez
Stockton
Oniea
Hotchkiss Cooper'e
MarLett Jerome Ei
Rt - McIntyre Scholton
Te Barber
Bannagh— Bromley
Weicht
Rh Robbins
Vincent _ th
Silvis Flowers
Robertson
Butters
Anderege
Washington Streets
Esa OI
Wac
Chio Young
A&b
Sali Lyne
the Claytons
Herb Johnson
Italian-American Association
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!