Corry High Faces North Easton in Tough Home Test
Corry High hosts North Easb tonight as an undermanned Orange and Black seek a win to end a four game skid. Tony Sonfilippo leads the visitors while Corry’s defense must curb him and stay in the game. A 20-14 verdict is projected, with Warren at Ridgway and other local matchups on the slate.
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Tocal
North Easb
Corry High
Tony Sonfilippo
Beavers
Warren
Ridgway
Millcreek
Olt City
Uhlon Township
Franklin
Kisove City
Greenville
Edinboro
Unlom City
Girard
Patrview
Eble Academy
Harborcreek
Kyle Vincent
Teeh
Honre
Titusville
Kano
Meadville
Sharpsville
Smethport
Youpasville
Helo Bast
Fee Hunting Areas Open Across Mercer and Crawford County
Several fee hunting areas expand in northwest Pennsylvania with more than 500 acres for pheasants and ducks. Sagulla 18 near New Castle Center Mercer County covers 100 plus acres where land adjoins strip mines repurposed for wildfire control. Maple Farm near Meadville offers mallards and pheasants with birds released from Wooded Hill. Fritts Hill Game Farm near Wattsburg specializes in pheasants and hosts a dog training plot. Seley Farms near Junie Crawford County opens a second year with strong hunter turnout and plans to accommodate more hunters.
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Punta Spurtanen
Northweston
Pennsylvans
Newt Jackson Center
Mercer County
Sagulla 18
Maple Farm
Meadville
Fritts Hill
Wattsburg
Additon
Seley Farms
Junie
Crawford County
Crusaders face tough test as Te Wheaton meets Tilimolk Wesleyan
Sports Shorts report a rugged showdown as Te Wheaton teammates collide with Tilimolk Wesleyan in a key Crusaders clash. Observer notes a scoreless defeat for Corry Wish fil dar and highlights Beavers shutting down Warren High’s Don Mohney.
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Unck Scott
Corry Wish
Don Mohney
Warren
Beavers
Luke Baste
Buffalo Bisons
Antheylub
Boston
Goltee
B.C
Bowling Stars Shine in League Night With Big Scores
Lawrence Snow led the bowling crowd with 248 and 212 games in a Mixed League night. Chic Mittin posted 204 while Low Catal and Harry Scheimer reached 210 and 211 respectively. Jhok Armitage added 248, Maribel Sample led the women with 198 and Mary Hnatyczyn scored 190 as Else Hixson and Pat Beowtie also posted notable marks.
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Lawrence Snow
Dallow
Chic Mittin
Low Catal
Harry Scheimer
Andy Sventek
Merton
Jhok Armitage
Maribel
Mary Hnatyczyn
Hixson
Beavers Close Out Home Grid Season
Corry Area High meets North East Grapesiders at Love Fund Field for Dad's Night. Beavers, missing key players, aim to extend a three game win streak while North East seeks to rebound after two losses. Tony Sanfilippo leads visitors as Corry fields a beefy lineup with multiple starters listed.
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Corry Area
Love= fund Field
North East
Beavers
Joe Setvaynee
Orange Anit
Low Hann
Tab‘re
Seteavige
Mathers
Sounders
Klenz
Dalley
Spacht
Schuita
Huber
Wallace
Quartemack
Sani
Reid
Sanfuppa
Floyd
Wilkinson
Lynn Austin Goth
Hannh
Bol Craken
Dim Rubbineh
Connie French
Draken
Ed Burkhart
Jack Brigham
Chuck Scott
Bill Mitchell
Latos
John Maloney
Burkhart
Bob Follett
Honoriey Wiptim
Wright School
Dodgers Cardinals deal rumors ripple in hot stove league
Speculation swirls over a possible swap involving Dodgers and Cardinals as teams eye pitching and infield help. Names like Don Newcombe Bill Virdon Wally Moon Rip Repulski Chico Ferinhols and others float as potential pieces while Pittsburgh Pirates prepare to name a successor to Branch Rickey and manager Fred Haney departs.
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Frank Tane
Lane
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Havana
Dodgers
Sandy
Amazon
Brooklyn
Don Newcombe
St Lews
Gussie Busch
Bill Virdon
Wally Moon
Rip Repulsks
Billy Lees
Russ Meyer
Ken Leiimin
Montreal
Felding
Chico Ferniholes
Pittchurch Piraites
Brinch Rickey
Joe Li Brawn
Hoe
Brown
Bucs
Hickey
the Micely
Fred Haney
College Teams Head Into Second Half Of Season
College football enters the second half of the 1955 schedule with major conference races unsettled. Oklahoma hosts undefeated Colorado in a key Big Seven clash while Michigan scouts a Rose Bowl bid against Minnesota. Maryland aims at the Orange Bowl with Syracuse looming, and UCLA faces Washington as the Pacific Coast race heats up. Auburn seeks SEC momentum, Baylor Texas A M and SMU vie in the Southwest, and more top matchups dot the weekend slate.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Colorado
Maryland
Jonce
Syracuse
Michigan
Wolverines
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Clemson
South Carolina
Joe Pagliei
Tigers
UCLA
Washington
Brotherhood
Washington, m
Southern California
Stanford
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Southeastern
Horizon
Patsy — Forman
Boxing champion Midget Wolgast dies at 40s in cafe collapse
Former world lightweight champion Joseph Laseil known as Midget Wolgast collapsed and died Wednesday while seated at a downtown cafe bar in Philadelphia. He held the title from 1930 to 1935 and continued boxing until 1938.
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Philadelphia
Josepht Laseil
Aind
Dawntown
Lascalna
Wolgast
Logart Gets Big Chance Against Turner Tonight
Logart, a 22 year old welterweight from Camaguy and Cuba, challenges Gil Turner at Madison Square Garden in a 10 round bout televised by NHC. Turner, 25, seeks revenge after a 31 straight win streak was halted by Kid Gavilan. Logart carries a 18 KO resume and a 38-5-4 record. Turner stands 48-9-1 with 33 knockouts as the expected underdog aims for a title shot in the 147 pound class.
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AsBey Tur
Logart
Cuba
Imai
Kid Chocolate
Kid Gavilan
Turner Gil
Heldike
Gamaguey
Gavilan
Jchemin
Philadelphia
Turner
Hockey Scores and Boxing Results Summary
National League hockey last night saw Montreal 3 over Toronto 2 and Chicago 2 tied with Detroit 2. In Boise Mickey Rhodes 159 from Boise outpointed Dick Lane 149 in Billings Montana.
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Montreal
Chicago
Detroit
Boise
Taho
Mickey Rhodes
Dick Lane
Billings
Mont
Last Night's Matches and Fights Across Cities
Results show Corry Pharmacy and McInnes Steel leading with high team totals 2455 to 2850. Fights in Los Angeles San Francisco and Houston feature Pim Barajas Jimenez outpointing Spurgeon and Campo beating Oretgu while Alojas defeats Abrams.
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Corry Pharmacy
McInnes Steel Johnson Brothers
Stahl’s Jewelry
Ajax Engines
Davis Insurance
McInnes Steel
Chase Mobil
Johnson Brothers
Borstorff
Fitch
Los Angeles
Pim Barajas Jimenez
Tijuana
Mexico
Jackie Spurgeon
New York
San Francisco
Tanny Campo
Philippines
Johnny Oretgu
Oakland
Calif
Houston
Tex
Ray Alojas
Roland Abrams
Philadelphia
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Glenn City
Umbia
Intative Bude
Lou Hanna
Corry
Conl Po
Falconer
Tasrence Phre
Tony Sanfilippo
Cjrounter
Staron
Tony
Iso
Hoh
Follett
Al's Clothes Shop
Connie’s
Florida
Libby
Connie's
Vagu
Jaycees — Artes
Paul's Men's Wear
All-Way Electric
Ajax
Oy Roselake Dairies
V's Clothes Shop
Roselake Dairies
Jayoves
General Telephone
Paul's Wear Corry-Jamestown
VEW Ladies
Sawyer's Studium
Jamestown
Meerdink
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
the Bank
Brus
Chic Young
Hallmark
Hunter
Magnum
Barney’s Firestone
South Center Street
Sts Black & Decker
North Center ST
Corry, PA
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