Corry and Grove City vie for 1958 District 10 crown
Corry, with four wins and one loss in district play, sits in the thick of District 10 title contention alongside Warren and Franklin. Grove City, a dark horse from Section IT, moved closer to the throne after a 20 to 1 victory over Franklin. The latest ratings have Grove City two points behind leaders Hanneman with Corry close behind. The Beavers boost a 5-1 record, yet Grove City faces tougher upcoming tests.
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Corry
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Warren
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Erie East
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Lonesome End Bill Carpenter Sparks Army Offense
Army football relies on Bill Carpenter the so called lonesome end from Springfield Pennsylvania a 205 pound decoy receiver in Coach Earl Blaiks new offense. Cadets nickname him Lonesome George at West Point while scattered local notes recount upcoming games and officials in Erie County including Corry peers and a boxing result with Eddie Lynch defeating Charlie Cummings in New York City.
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Army
Bill Carpenter
Carpenter
Springfield
Earl Blaik
Military Academy
Lonesome George
George
Big West Point
Bowling league scorers set marks in se lect 600 bracket
Eyland Harvey led with 618 series 221 227. Tab Weeks 806 with 202 219. Ed Barr 600 aided by 205. Sonny Staples 244. many peers posted 200s to fuel Hammond’s high team set 2368. McHines leagues top 244 622 by Bob Hand. Minford Hinsdale led Clymer with 204 214. VFW leaders Ralph Holthouse 212 and John teap Nieddings H Price 202 203.
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Eyland Harvey
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Tab
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Sonny Staples
Bob Morton
Walt Loveland
Phil Sample
Doc Kelsey
Wayne Skinner
Dick Smith
Joe Smollock
Melvin Cobbet
Frank Messina
Dick Morton
Russ Bemis
Paul Brenoel
Tom Cragg
Dick Baglen
Hammond's
Bob Hand
McHihnes Steel
Bet McCray
Pete Gravis
Clymer
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Ralph Holthouse
John Teap
Nieddings
H.price
VFWB
Corry Beverage
Bennis Service
Paul's Men's
Corry JV Beavers blank Titusville 13 to 0 in rout
Corry’s junior varsity, led by Bill Lord scoring all 13 points, defeated Titusville 13-0 at Ti tusville. Lord scored from seven yards in the third quarter and added the extra point, then broke the game open with a 55-yard TD run. Coach Harvey emptied the bench late as Corry improves to 4-1 on the season with one game left against Ol City.
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Beavers
Titusville
Jay
Vees
Orange and Black
Rockets
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Lord
CAHL
Ken Harvey
Little Beavers
Harveymen
Jap Wins Fourth In Five Days Inao Stars In Lions World Series Title
Kazuhisa Inao, young pitching ace of Nishitetsu Lions, pitched his fourth win in five days as the Lions defeated the Yomiuri Giants 6-1 in the decisive seventh game. The Lions won the series for the third straight year, taking the last four games all by Inao, who improved to 35-10 in the regular season.
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Tokyo
Kazuhisa Inao
Boy Wonder
Pukuoka
Nishitetsu Lions
Yomiuri Giants
Lions
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Kubert Enlists in Army Reserve Six Months Active Duty
Yankee shortstop Tony Kubert is inducted into the Army Reserve for six months of active duty at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. He joins other players entering military service during the wartime period, reflecting broader roster changes affecting the Yankees’ infield.
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Associated Press
Fort Leonard Wood
Tony Kubert
Army Reserve
Army Holds No 1 In AP Poll With Buckeyes 2nd
Unbeaten Army retained the No 1 spot in the AP college football poll, earning 90 first place votes and 1,446 points. Ohio State rose to second with 14 first place votes and 1,188 points. LSU moved to third after a win over Kentucky, Texas climbed to fourth, and Auburn dropped to fifth as conferences shifted.
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Associated Press
Army
Virginia
Wee
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Towa
Michigan State
Purdue
Navy
Tulane
Northwestern
Michigan
Oklahoma
Kansas
Auburn
Georgia Tech
Louisiana State
Kentucky
Texas
Clemson
Mississippi
Air Force Academy
Texas Christian
Mississippi State
Pinehurst golfers win qualifying medal in senior tour
Thomas & Robbins of Pinehurst shot a 3 under par 69 to lead qualifying for the north-south seniors tournament while Jerry Jordan of Chicago with 145 edged Thdlan Buddy Jackson of Springville, 145, for second place as the field narrows.
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Pinehurst
Thomas & Robbins
Ghigago
Jerry Jordan
Chicago
Buddy Jackson
Springville
Third Straight Week Beavers Lead District 10 Rankings
Corry holds the District 10 football lead for a third straight week as Grove City challenges. Corry beat Titusville 46-20 while Grove City upset Franklin 20-7. Erie East and Warren follow, with Meadville rising and Titusville dropping to near the bottom in the Erie area poll by six local sportswriters.
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Rankiin
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Grove City
Franklin
Knights
Corry
Beavers
Edinboro
Ship Hensbury Colleges
Beaules Club
Erie County
Joe and
Frank Frisina
Corry Area
Vic Crage
Inouse Grove City
Titusville Tas
Grovers
Frank UN
Erie East
Low Hanna
Mercer County
Warren
Erie Academy
Sharpeville
East
Harborcreek
Meadville
Erie Prep
Lawrence Park
Titusville
Mth
Oi City
Mill Creek
Erie
Teel
Tech
the Times and
Morning Mews
Erle Strong Vincent
Waterford A
Harborcreck
Ol City
Matthews Faces Zulueta Tonight in Big Lightweight Bout
Matthews, a 19 year old with 14 pro fights, faces veteran Orlando Zulueta in a 10 round lightweight bout. Zulueta, 30, has 109 fights and has challenged four champions, while Matthews has 12 knockout wins and aims for an early KO per trainer Anthony Graziano. Zulueta has lost his last five but was only KOed once in 109 bouts.
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Matthews
Orlando Zulueta
Zulueta
Philadelphia
Anthony Grasiani
Gragiano
Len
Graziano
Joe Brown
Pistol Practice Results At Local Gun Club
High scores posted in last night’s pistol practice at the Car ty Rod and Gun club with R. Lindberg 277 R. Zeaman 27T and M. Lille 262 leading. Zeaman shot 24a in 45 centerfire. Next practice announced for Monday at East Washington NBA EXHIBITIONS street club rooms in Detroit. City scores show Minneapolis 97 Detroit 103 Philadelphia 120 Syracuse 110. Sessions slated for Thursday at 7 o’clock.
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Ty Rod and Gun Club
R.lindberg
R. Zeaman
M. Lille
East Washington
NBA
Detroit
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Officiating Big Factor In NFL Fortunes
DETROIT AP No. coach George Wilson said the Detroit Lions need more support and less criticism after a poor start in the NFL race. He lamented pressure from fans and press as the team, last season’s world champions, failed to win in four starts with a tie at Green Bay. He warned that supporters blame players and coaches alike for the slump and urged patience.
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Detroit
George Wilson
Detroit Lions
Wilson
Pset
Lions
Green Bay
Thont
Halfway smart says we lost with key injuries noted
The report lists players Lop, Steve Junker, and Jerry Reichow injured before the season. John Henry Johnson has not played recently. Ten new faces appear on the team, eight of them quarterbacks. The Browns and Bears are cited as examples of teams that failed by hanging on to players too long.
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Steve Junker
Jerry Reichow
John Henry Johnson
Anxious Moment Wins New York Handicap at Belmont Park
Racing notes report Anxious Moment won the mile and three-eighths New York Handicap at Belmont Park with a $29,000 purse, while Tider Era captured Sundlunder's Purse at Garden State Park in Camden New Jersey. Also listed are boxing results from Baltimore with Tony Baldoni ousting Young Joe Walcott.
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New York
Belmont Park
Camden
N. J
Bii Harmate
Garden State Park
Baltimore
Boom Boon Lester
Bel Air
Tiger Floyd
Tony Baldoni
Joe Walcott
Lions Rally To Defeat Oklahoma In Rec League
Penn State fights back from a halftime deficit to beat Oklahoma 37 to 19 on the Corry Aves High School field. Key plays include Mike Hanna to Tom Flowers touchdowns for Oklahoma and Jerry Morris to Paull McQuona ad for Penn State, with Randy Krone scoring multiple times including two PATs and a 61 yard fake punt setup. The game concludes the 1958 season for Penn State ahead of a clash with Tow.
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Trates Fee Recreation League
Oklahoma
Corry Aves High School
Mike Hanna
Tom Flowers
Sooners
Nittany Lions
Jerry Morris
Paull McQona Ad
Randy Krone
Lions
Krone
Payding
McDonald
Penn State
Tow
Loveland Piel
Penn State Baresst
McDonald McCray
Johnson Henry
Kirch Grice
Houghtling Cooper
Jerome Mitchell Scholton
Dyckes
Hanna
Morris Vincent
Bach Omer Butters
Delellis
Tom Gurrow Beats Pat McCoy In Galway Bout
Tommy Gurrow of Claremont defeated Pat McCoy of Galway by outpoint in Galway Ireland. The contest lasted eight rounds with Gurrow gaining the decision in a close international match.
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Frovidenge
Tommy Gurrow
Claremont
N. 1
Pat McCoy
Galway
Ireland
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