Weather Fails To Hamper Rod and Gun Club Field Day
The Corry Rod and Gun Club held its 1958 Field Day at the Columbus field grounds despite chilly weather and showers. Seven grand prizes and 97 smaller items were awarded, with prize drawings at 6 p.m and intervals throughout the afternoon, honoring residents of Corry and nearby areas with gifts from local merchants.
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Corry
Columbus Field Grounds
J. ¥. Reagle
Columbus
Albert Ohm
John Williams
Joe Janosik
Waterford
Clifford Salls
Harold Jackson
Robert Elmquist
Don Wilks
North East
Mabel
Jack Wells
Flye Rexall Drugs
Dick Giacomb
McIntyre's
Neil McKay
Stahl Jewelers
Ted Glatz
Game
Toy Town
Don Nantes
Loblaws
Shirley Castiels
Rush
Evans Beauty Shop
Charles Daniels
Paul's Men's Weir
Shirley Press
Bear Lake
Sawyer's
Carlton A. Smith
Western Auto
Branley Heaton
Esso Hall
Elmer Simpson
Union Cuy
National Bank of Corry
Marshall Conklin
Murphy's
Belinda McIntyre
Mitchell
Don Parr
Cochran's
Tom Stroup
Ellis R. Day
Ed Englert
All-Way Electric
Royal H. Messinger
Carroll's
Jim Latimer
Joe Dorschel
Cresent's
Bert Weldon
Bennett's
Donald Bennink
Ritz Restaurant
Dorothy May
D. O. Daugherty
Louis Hill
Barnes and Caring
Dorothy van Tassel
Widmann and
Teal
Robert Coon
A&p
Audrey Klick
Grice Jewelers
G.D. Clark
Savings Bank
Corry Savings and
the Fountainette
Roger J. Waly
Eric
Weston Bakery
Louis J. Litt
Patterson Photo
Robert Price
M. L. Litv
Susan Ross
Barney's
Firestomi
Joseph Haehn
Grand Valley
Nike
Valt Cise Keystone
Connie Patterson
Tire
Paw B. Stroup
Heberlein Motors
John East
HH Dry Cleaners
Shirley Berkhous
Amoroso
al Piccardi
Wharton
Servie
Beverly Weeks
Bargain Joe's
Vance Ajlen
Shambure's
Terry Stroup
Mickey's
Florence McCray
Gibbs Barber Shop
A. J. Hansen
Corry An
George Ficcardi
Paul's
R. F. Dyne
Nichols Grocery
Busan Boss
Taylor’s
Mrs
Bridgem Imuredware
Sophia Gerais
Teller Walter
Triscuin
Gerald Clark
Reavers of 1958 Carr Area High Seniors Football Team Photo
Carr Area High School’s 1958 football squad is pictured in Warren with players listed in rows from Andy Silvis through Gene Gates. Notables include Dave Willstrom, Sid Stewart, Jim Reagle, Terry Qarrofl, and many teammates. several managers and missing names accompany the captioned group.
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Carr Area High Senios
Warren
Andy Silvis
Bob Bailey
Don VanKenren
Ed Lites
Sid Stewart
Terry Williams
Ken Downey
Dave Willstrom
John Morris
Jim Reagle
4R Perkins
Jim Vanill
Beavers Prepare For Crucial Opening Game
Corry Beavers coach Lou Hanna drills the 1958 squad for a pivotal Saturday opener at Warren High School. Terry Williams is out with a leg injury, leaving Ed Latos and John Roach to lead a scaled back backfield as the team guards for a tough schedule and a possible fourth Section II crown.
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Warren
Corry
Beavers
Lou Hanna
Sal Hetins
Corry Area High School
Tte
Castottle
Por Corry
Warren High School
Dragoons
Dave Hillstrom
Magilee
Terry Williams
Ed Latos
John Morris
Bob Lindsey
Kim Maloney
Williams
John Roach
Lalas
Ken Downey
Morris
Holly Spots
LeRoy Rieck
Sid Stewart
Maloney
Lindsey
Lackles
Bob Bailey
Rudy Silvis
Don VanKeuven
Jim Reagle
Silvis
Gary Munsex
Art Perkins
Halley
Ewards
VanKeuren
Roach
Delos
Mortis
Dowsey
Otis Heason
Downey
Bailey and Rieck
Aeats
Blondie
Corry Beavers
Erie Tech
Penn State
Oil City
Hanna
John) Roach
Fullfark
Don Wharton
Terry Carroll
Beavers Schedule Preview for 1958 Football Season
The Beavers open against Warren away and host City Johnsonburg Franklin Bradford Titusville and Millerense at home with five home games. Warren is first opponent, 11 returning tellermen, and the schedule notes improved lineups for the first five games while Titusville and Millereck show reduced power from 1957. Beavers travel to Warren Franklin Bradford Altoona and Meadville, with the Bea vers set for a busy road slate.
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Chalves
Rieck
Williams
Labor
Warren
Tellermen
Bcal
Titusville
Millereck
City
Johnsonburg
Meadville
Beavers
Franklin
Bradford
Altoona
Johnsonhare
Bradforn
Millerense
St—Meadtville
Altopnun
Smersey League Scores and Upcoming Games
Baseball recap shows standings and results across the major leagues. NY leads with 65 522, Boston 65 518, Baltimore 69 489, Detroit 69 489, Cleveland 82 17K, Kansas City 63 7 463, Washington 58 78 426. yesterday Washington lost 0-1 while New York was blanked 0-7 by Chicago, Cleveland beat Kansas City 4-3, Boston edged Baltimore 5-3 in 10 innings, Detroit won 3-2, and Chicago 3-2. Tomorrow’s all night games include New York at Cleveland and Boston at Chicago. NL update lists Milwaukee 81 57, Pittsburgh 73 64, San Francisco 71 66, Cincinnati 70 69, St. Louis 64 70, Los Angeles 65 71, Philadelphia 58 77. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh among today’s games. Chicago at St. Louis. San Francisco at Pittsburgh. Los Angeles at Philadelphia with suspended games noted.
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New York
Chicago
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Althea Gibson Wins U S Open Title At Forest Hills
Althea Gibson defeats Darlene Hard to claim the U S national tennis championship for the second straight year in a come from behind 1 6 6 1 6 1 victory. Gibson joins Maureen Connolly as the only players to win Wimbledon and Forest Hills in the era.
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Forest Hills
Althea Gibson
New York
Darene Hard
Montebello
Calif
Pomona College
Wimbledon
Maureen Connolly
Ashley Cooper
Mal Anderson
Coop
Anderson
Love
Hawkins wins Utah Open with 62 in third round
Fred Hawkins of El Paso Texas forged ahead in the Utah Open at Salt Lake Country Club. He carded a 10 under par 62 in the third round to reach a 54 hole total of 199, matching the course record set by Don Finsterwald and Bob Rosburg who shot 62 earlier. The field remained tight with Tom Nieporte Arnold Palmer and Jay Bill Collins among the leaders as fourth round action loomed.
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Hawkins
Oklahoma City
Salt Lake City
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Salt Lake Country Club
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
Bob Rosburg
Palo Alto
Calif
Pinsterwald
Rosburg
Tom Nieporte
Bronxville
N. C
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Jay Bill Collins
Baltimore
Jim Turiesa
Elmsford
N.r
Don Fairfield
Casey
Fll
Keppel Kinney Duo Wins Girls Doubles Crown
Keppel Kinney duo Pat Kinney and Mary Beth Keppel won the Corry Tennis Club girls doubles title 8-3 5-7 6-1 6-2 over Jan Muckinhaupt and Adeline Ross on the Mead Park courts after a 24 hour match. Kinney also shared last year's title with Linda Ander. The club's second annual series continues with boys and girls singles rounds through Thursday and a final Saturday as Bet ly MacKenzie and Theresa Hajee contest the girls final Sunday.
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Corry
Mond Park
Pat Kinney
Mary Beth Keppel
Nurs
Trelgh
Jan- Jut Muckinhaupt
Adeline Ross i
Miss Kinney
Linda Ander
Theresa Hajec
Sandy Varrasan
Keppel-Kinney
Mary
Kathy Downey
Bob Lawson
Dick Herberg
Bob Zalaneck
Gary Johnson
Mike Vincent
Dick Johnson
Mead Park
Mike Blair
Tom Varrassa
Mike McLaughlin
Dave Herberg
Vincent Johnson
Blair~ Varrassa
Ue Tatler
McLaughlin-Herbere
Lawson-Herberg
Zalzneck-Johnson
Betly MacKenzie
Theresa Ha- Jee
Colts Lose Third Exhibition Amid Rough Start
The Baltimore Colts dropped their third NFL exhibition of the season, failing to win any game and posting a tie. They were edged 13-10 by Pittsburgh after a second period passing surge, as Green Bay beat New York and Chicago edged Los Angeles in other Saturday action.
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Aston
Baltimore Colts
Colts
Fittsburgh
Washington
Philadelphia
Green Bay
New York
Chicago Cards
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cleveland
Brewers
Bar Moral
Ray Mathews
Leone Jamitgon
Exhibition Football Scores From Saturday and Sunday
Associated Press reports Saturday games with Chicago 27 over Los Angeles 26 and Washington 38 over Philadelphia at Green Bay 41 while New York 20 beat Pittsburgh 13 with Baltimore second and Sunday action noting San Francisco 21 and Cleveland without final result for the matchup against Baltimore II and Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Los Angeles
Washington
Philadelphia
Green Bay
New Yorke
Pittsburgh
Baltimore II
San Francisco
Cleveland
Pirates Bid For Second Ramos Blanks Yankees
The Pirates rallied in a tight pennant chase as Ramos hurled a six hit shutout against the Yankees, delivering Washington a rare win while the Braves held a comfortable lead. Dodgers and Cubs split, with Spahn notching his 24th win and Banks homering for the Cubs in a high-scoring array of late season action.
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Pirates
Ramos Blanks
Yankees
Night Doubleheader Split As Yankees Edges Reds
Yesterday's Stars pitching Pete Ramos of the seniors beat the Yankees 1-0 with two walks and two strikeouts in the opener. In the nightcap the Yankees blanked the Reds 7-0 behind Dulke Maas four-hitter. Ed Bailey of the Reds Home opener with a pinch hit three run homer in the ninth then doubled and singled for another run as Cincinnati won 6-4 in the first game and 9-2 in the sweep over the Phillies.
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Associated Prev
Veep
Nixon
Washington
Pete Ramos
Uve
Senators
Elfm
Ramos
Cuba
New York Yankees
Champs
Yankees
Duke Maas
Apt
Nats
Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Baltimore
Kansas City
Detroit
Bobby Avila
Indians
Dick Donovan
Ray Boone
White Sox
Don Petrarose
Ray Narleski
Mortie Martin
Red Sox
Dave Eisler
Milt Pappas
Frank Lary
Bob Cerv
Preston Ward
Bill Tuttle
Ray Herbert
Ned Garver
Tigers
Red Wilson
Associated Press
Sie
Nightcap
Dulke Maas
Ed Bailey
Redlegs
Wight
Phillies
Teddy Wright Stops Hise in 150 Percent Bout in Italy
In Bologna Teddy Wright from Detroit defeats Gunter Hise of Germany by knockout? 150 percent effort noted as 147 percent by Hise and 10 rounds. In Havana Robinson Garcia from Cuba outpoints Pete Kawala from Winnipeg by 10.
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Bologna
Italy
Teddy Wright
Detroit
Gunter Hise
Germany
Havana
Cuba
Robinson Garcia
Pete Kawala
Winnipeg
Wright Leads Dallas Women's Open After 34 Holes
In Dallas Texas Mickey Wright of San Diego Gulf shot 8 under par 68 to reach 207 for 34 holes, holding a four stroke lead in the $8500 Dallas Women's Open.
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Dallas
Tex
Mickey Wright
Lin dau German sprinter breaks world record by tenth
Linda u Lindau armin Hari of West Germany ran the 100 meters in 9.9 seconds, shaving a tenth of a second from the world record.
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Lindau
Germany
Armin Hari
West Germany
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