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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1959
Page
7
Patterned Beavers Slip In and Out of Victory
The article traces the Corry Beavers football fortunes, noting an on again off pattern as Orange and Rick struggle in a league that sees Lou Hanna’s team cling to a narrow Section I finish. After heavy losses to Warren and Old City, the Beavers rebound with a 25-8 win over Corryites, then slump again as the season unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy Bils
Corry
Beavers
Orange
Rick
Sven Gumin
Ini
Titusville
Lou Hanna
Grilivan
Faeline
Ly Nest
Hich
Fair Warren
Old City
Tne Nt
Corryites
Presbyterian First To Accept Bowl Bid In 1966
Associated Press notes Presbyterian College Clinton South Carolina became the first to accept a bowl bid for the 1966 season. The piece outlines how bowls like Rose, Sugar, Cotton, and Orange would select conference reps, with Clemson, Wyoming, North Texas State and others among early contenders. It lists teams and conferences in play and previews key matchups and likely hosts. Also reports recent boxing results in New York and New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pebyterian College of
Clinton
S.C
Orlando
Pla
Theo
Madar
Clemson
Wyoming
Skyline
Owark
North Texas State
Massouri Valley
Syracuse
Poli
Air Face
Orezod
Washington
West Coast
Pacific Coast
Adillion
Canferayee
Couch
Towistana State
Mississippi
Gewsia Tech
Georgia
Temnesser
Oregon
Far West
State
Northwesterm
Purdie
Womer
Missoni
Beavers tumble and rally in rocky grid season
The Corry team struggled in one contest losing 42-7 after a rough start but rebounded in following weeks. Titusville and Meadville loomed as next foes as Corry tried to regain momentum, while Friday’s test against Meadville promised another tough battle.
Corry guard Ari Perkins suffers head injury in Kane game
Ari Perkins, Corry High starting guard and one of the afternoon contest captains, was forced to miss much of the second half after a first half head injury in the Kane game. The item notes other high school sports and changes in athletic relations, with references to upcoming exhibition games and league moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ari Perkins
Corry High
Perkins
Franikling
Fas
Upper Darby ‘High School of Phladelphia
McCultough
Knights Hirainbeaten
Franklin and Moreen
Cleveland Indians
Royals Ace Tops Pro Cage Scorers in New League Race
Royals ace dominates the national scoring race with 114 points across three games and a high point average. Cinemonth’s Jack Twymain leads in rebounds and scoring, Baylor from Minneapolis posts strong numbers, while Boston’s Russell and Cousy contribute in shooting and assists. Ken Bears of New York also shows solid free throw work amid the uneven read of these early season stats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xurytary
Ene
Cinemonth
Jack Twymain
Basketbill Assi
Eigin Baylor
Minneapolis
Boston
Big Russell
Bob Cousyim Fons
Ken Bears
New York
Baylor
Major League Expansion Rumors Eye 40 Teams
The Associated Press reports a revolutionary plan under serious consideration by the American League to expand to 40 teams. Possible additions include Minneapolis and New York with a proposed interleague exchange involving Pittsburgh or Philadelphia. The National League stance remains cautious as AL leaders meet to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Associated Press
Amercan
Minneapolis
National League
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Natonal League
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Bowling league leaders shine with high scores and big nights
Archie Wetmore stars in the Mefimes Steel powl night with 8 lines of 218 and two 200s, while Ray Chirk's 221, Walt Nollinger 210, and Leonard Miglavcio 200 pace the leaders. Gleon Holthouse tops the Clymer League with 225, joined by Alan Duinnewald 209 and Claude Dougherty 201. Merle Ottaway posts 211 in Bowl-Ave Men's, with Paul Stroup 208 and Tab Weeks 215 among top scorers. two 221s highlight the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Wetmore
Mefimes Steel
MeTnies
Ray Chirk
Walt Nollinger
Leonard Miglavcio
Gleon Holthouse
Clymer
Alan Duinnewald
Gordon Holthouse
Claude Dougherty
Ralph Holthouse
Claude Lietus
Merle Ottaway
Paul Stroup
Pat Clark
Bill Hammond
Bob Morton
Tab Weeks
Wayde Querreveld
Bill Lamielle
Gifford Joins Long List of NFL Injured
AP reports the Giants star Frank Gifford is out two to three weeks with a severe injury, joining a growing list of NFL players sidelined by bruises and leg, rib, and blood vessel injuries. Teammate Alex Webster injures ribs. Colts contend with Dupre, Reehier, Berry, Sanford retirements or season losses. Ferguson, Pace, Gedmain, Brito also sidelined. The Javellana Kid in Reno knocks Hank Swiedo unconscious in Manila area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gifford
Gifford
New York Giants
Alex Webster
Baltimore Colts
L. G. Dupre
Bert Reehiehar
Colts
Sill
Corry Jayvees Fall 19-0 At Oil City to End Season
Corry Junior varsity football ended 1959 with a 19-0 loss at Oil City. The setback left Corry Jayvees at 2-5-3 for the season, after a scoreless first half and two late Oil City touchdowns in the fourth quarter. Notable Oil City scorers were Hovis Beremberg Willanger and Waitkus, with Beremberg adding two more in the fourth. The full JV squad saw action including Beckwith, Taylor, Roberts, Patterson, Hurlbert, Srad y, Swarm, Eshelman, Correll, Olson, Shields, Hanna, Vincent, Flowers, Tar bell, McDonald, Detellis, Bachomner, Zalzneck, Krone, Edwards, Mitchell, Langhurst, Princh, Linski, Aldrich, Deley, Sebolton, and Stuteman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Jayvees
Oil City
Hovis
Beremberg
Scor
Ov Guins
Willanger
Waitkus
Jayvee
Dave Beckwith
Dave Taylor
Kim Roberts
John Patterson
Jim Hurlbert
Tom Srady
Bill Swarm
Elvin Eshelman
John Correll
Jim Olson
Conrad Shields
Mike Hanna
Mike Vincent
Tom Flowers
Art Tarbell
Paul McDonald
Joe Detel
Lis
Pat Bachomner
Bob Zalz
Neck
Randy Krone
John Edwards
Paul Mitchell
Larry Langhurst
John Prench
Ed Linski
Lawrence Aldrich
Hiram Deley
Dick Sebolton
Ronnie Stuteman
Death Of Fighter Stuns Champion
GUADALAJARA Mexico AP A world boxing champion Jose Becerra mourns after causing the death of rival Walt Ingram 24 in a non title bout. Ingram collapsed after a nine round assault with a fatal brain injury and heart attack following respiratory disturbance. Becerra seeks a rest and contemplates a benefit fight for Ingrams family. Plans to ship Ingrams body to the United States for burial. In other ringside news Henry White outpoints Lu ther Rawlings in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guadalajara
Mexico
Jose Becerra
Walt Ingram
Fom Becerra
Becerra
George Parnassus
Danny Kid
Los Angeles
Walt
Ingram
United States
LSU Holds Top Spot as Miss Subdues Threat to No 1
LSU remained the top college football team as Mississippi rose to third in the AP poll race. LSU led with 71 first place votes and 1,556 points, defending its 11 game win streak and 113 straight weeks atop the rankings while Texas and Syracuse climbed. Northwestern fell to No 2 and Ole Miss nabbed 41 first place votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Louisiana State Tigers
Bator Rouge
Mississippi
LSU
Tigers
Western
Northwestern
Ole Miss
Texas
Rice
Syracuse
Penn State
Air Force Poised For Army Challenge In Yankee Stadium
Air Force coach Ben Martin said the unbeaten Falcons approach their first Army game with realistic confidence. He noted Army’s strength but stressed Air Force’s capability to win, as 71,000 fans pack Yankee Stadium next Saturday. The team, in only its second year as a four year program, beat UCLA 20 7 after a 20 3 loss to Oregon. Mayo weathered UCLA with 317 rushing yards and four completions. A avenge motive for a 47 0 loss two years ago also framed the buildup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Yankee Stadium
Army
Martin
Falcons
Airmen
Oregons
Oregon
Palcon
Air Force
UCLA
Los Angeles
Rifle Practice Slated by Corry Rod and Gun Club
Officials announce 22 caliber rifle practice for tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock at the club rooms on East Washington street. The notice appears amid a recap of yesterday's NBA results noting two games and a schedule with no games today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Montreal
Chicago
Toronto
Detroit
New York
NBA
Corry Rod and Gun Club
East Washington Street
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