Corry Beavers resume play after idle spell on tough week
Corry Beavers, under Coach Low Hisnna, return to action after two weeks idle as they face three tough games in succession. Next Tuesday they meet Meadville in Titusville to defend their Section II title while Harborcreek Huskies visit Friday, amid recovering from the flu and the absence of Don Kuller.
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Corry
Beavers
Low Hisnna
Meadville
Titusville
Queen City
Truselle
Don Kuller
Harborcreek
Titular Titans Face Harborcreek as Titusville Meadville Seek Wins
Unbeaten Titusville and Meadville approach Week Five with strong starts. Titusville visits Port Allegany while Meadville travels to Sharpsville. Titusville features speedy backs Howie Sampson and Erwin Olson and QB St Morris. Meadville, under coach Tom Duff, aims to extend a four game win streak after a 34 0 win last Friday.
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Nologue Stralt
Harborcreek
Beavers
Tinsville
Meadville
Titusville
Port Allegany
Bulldogs
Sharpsville
Rockets
Howie Sampson
Erwin Olson
Ares
Brown and Gold
St. Morris
Tom Duff
Duff
Red and Black
Ol City
Corry and Titusville Rivalry Fueled By Upcoming Game
Beavers travel to Corry while Rockets seek revenge for last year defeat as district champions face historic rival. Hanna era has seen Corry lead 8-1 in series since 1848 with seven straight Titusville wins in league play at stake. Also notes last night’s boxing results in Stockton with Ursa stopping Escalante.
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Corry
Titusville
Hannamen
Corry-Titusville Game Set for Tuesday Showdown
Corry Aves High and Titusville Rockets meet for the Section TT title at Titusville on Tuesday October 28. Corry leads 3-0 in league play while Titusville stands 2-0, with Harborcreek and Meadville games surrounding the clash. A capacity crowd is expected at Carter Field for an 8 p.m. kickoff.
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Corry
Beavers
Titusville
Rocket
Corry Aves High School
Orange and Black
Harborcreek
Meadville
Warren
Rockets
Tituyville
Carter Field
Youth 15 Wounded in Hunting Accident in Harborcreek
A 15 year old Harborcreek boy, Douglas Hawkies, was wounded by a shotgun blast during a squirrel hunting outing Monday afternoon. The gun discharged when 16 year old John Calkins tripped, sending pellets into Hawkies back and shoulder. Calkins, Butler, and Gross were part of the hunting party. Hawkies was taken to MD General Hospital in Lawrence Park.
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Harborcreek
Douglas Hawkies
MD General Hospital
Lawrence Park
John Calkins
R. D
Hughes
Calkins
Dows
James Butler
Edward Gross
Earl Sonney
Brooklyn Baseball Sees Uncertain Future After Dodgers Move
Frank Shaughnessy asked Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick about moving an International League team into Brooklyn to replace the Dodgers who left for the West Coast. Frick delayed rulings until after that move, noting New York would become American League territory after a 16 day wait and AL clubs must consent to cross league moves. Meanwhile Jersey City considered hosting NL teams at Roosevelt Field while Philadelphia Pittsburgh or Cincinnati eyed partial use, with no takers yet.
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New York
Brooklyn
Frank Shaughnessy
Ford Frick
Dodgers
Frick
West Coast
Giants
San Francisco
International League
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Roosevelt Field
Man Held for Jury in Fatal Turkey Shoot
Willard L Cunard a 50 year old of Flushing Ohio was held for Potter County grand jury on a charge of shooting a man by mistake for game He killed C Clyde Ulmer 28 of Willow street Lancaster County with a rifle Monday while turkey hunting At a brief hearing before Justice William Klein Cunard pleaded innocent.
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Coudersport
Willard L. Cunard
Flushing
Ohio
Potter County
C. Clyde Ulmer
Willow Street
Lancaster County
Justice of the
William Klein
Cunard
Erwin McDonald Named President of Rod and Gun Club
Erwin McDonald was elected president of the Corry Rod and Gun Club for 1958 at a meeting held at the club rooms on East Washington Street. Officers include Merrill Brown as vice president, Robert Wank as secretary, Art Knapp as financial secretary, and Kermit Mewes, Ted Froehlich, and Bernard Shaw as directors for two years. The audit committee reported sound finances. Dick Lindberg can purchase an automatic timer for the pistol range. Newell Beckwith may use the rooms on Saturdays for Boy Scout meetings. A turkey party is set for November 16 with two dressed turkeys as door prizes. A turkey shoot is planned at the Columbus grounds next Sunday. A thank you and $15 were given to the Civil Defense Rolle for parking at the last meet. Will Power of Western Auto spoke on travels in the Amazon. Lester Lopus showed Civilian Conservation Camp films from Marienville in the 1930s. Merrill Patterson received a coop prize. Sports In Brief notes were released.
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Erwin M’donald
Erwin MacDonald
Corry
East Washington Street
Merrill Brown
Robert Wank
Art Knapp
Kermit Mewes
Ted Froehlich
Bernard Shaw
Dick Lindberg
Newell Beckwith
Columbus Grounds
Civil Defense Rolle
Will Power
Western Auto Associate
North East
Amazon River
South America
Lester Lopus
Civilian Conservation
Marienville
Merrill Patterson
Coor
AP Scribe Lists College Football Picks For Week
AP Scribe lists week picks with Oklahoma over Colorado and Texas A M over Baylor. Other selections include Northwestern over Town over Hawkeyes, Duke over North Carolina, Auburn over Houston, Notre Dame over Pittsburgh, Michigan State over Illinois, Army over Virginia, Minnesota over Michigan, UCLA over Stanford, and a Saturday East slate: Navy over Pennsylvania, Brown over Rhode Island, Lehigh over Columbia, Dartmouth over Harvard, Princeton over Cornell, Rutgers over Richmond, Syracuse over Penn State, Yale over Colgate, Holy Cross over Boston University.
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New York
Oklahoma
Colorado
Buffaloes
Sooners
Texas A&m
Baylor
Aggies
Northwestern
Hawkeyes
Duke
North Carolina
Wray Carlton
Auburn
Houston
Georgia Tech
Plainsmen
Notre Dame
Pittsburgh
Arsity
Michigan State
Illinois
Army
Virginia
Minnesota
Michigan
Possi
UCLA
Stanford
Navy
Pennsylvania
Brown
Rhode Island
Lehigh
Columbia
Dartmouth
Harvard
Princeton
Cornell
Rutgers
Richmond
Syracuse
Penn State
Yale
Colgate
Holy Cross
Boston University
London bout results feature Pastrano and Melis wins
The record shows Wille Pastrano of New Orleans, aged 188, outpointing Dick Fieh ardson of Loridan, 199, and Paolo Melis of Montreal, 151, outpointing Amen Peck of New York, 10, in Montreal and New York competitions.
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London
Wille Pastrano
New Orleans
Dick Fiehardson
Loridan
Montreal
Paolo Melis
Amen Peck
New York
Keystone VanCise's travice optics free S H stamps offer
Car shoppers are urged to take advantage of an offer for free S H Green Stamps with every purchase. The ad promotes convenience by promising to call for and deliver the buyer’s car, highlighting the Kansas area dealer’s service.
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S&h
Keystone VanCise
Gavilan Falls In Split Welterweight Fight At Wrigley Field
Gavilan loses a 22 round split decision to Caspar Ortega of Mexico at Wrigley Field. Ortega earns a shot at Vince Martinez in an elimination to crown the new world welterweight champion after Carmen Basilio’s vacancy. Referee VanBergen gives 115-112 Ortega. Judge Dynamite Jackson sees Gavilan 137-113. Associated Press has 116-118 Ortega. Most ringside writers favored Gavilan amid a fast, close bout.
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Kid Gavilan
Wid
Caspar Ortega
Mexico
Wrigley Field
Vince Martinez
Carmen Basilio
Frankie van
Ortega
California
Taystem
Tommy Art
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