Beavers Fall In Season Opener 14 0 At Warren
Corry Beavers were blanked 14 0 in the 1958 season opener at Warren Memorial Field. Warren Dragons, led by Lou Muscaro, scored twice in the fourth quarter to seal victory after holding Corry scoreless through three periods. Downey and Van Keuren stood out for Corry on offense and defense as the Beavers fought through penalties and turnovers.
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Corry Beavers
Warren
Dragons
Lou Hanna
War Memorial Field
Terry Williams
Beavers
Oil City
Oilers
Titusville
Lou Muscaro
Ralph Weights
Muscaro
Bill Brumagin
Ken Downey
Don van Keuren
Downey
Corry
Ons
Gary Munsee
Latos
John Roach
Dragon
Hoever
Ken
Terry
Jim Olson
Orange and Black
Dawney
Jim Vick
Paydirt
van Keuren
Hasset
Sii
Haslet
Mascaro
Wick
John Colvin
Roach
Jim Maloney
Vick
Lage Key
Dick Terry
Tatas
Warren Ring
Warren Rieckle - White Maloney
Sorenson Silvis
Ig McCool Beagle
Mervine
Bailey
Rg Miller
Lindsey
Olson S. Stewart
Ye — Brumagin
Wharton
Mascara Latos
Haslet Downey
Derry Roach
Wiel
Dragons Clinch Narrow Victory Over Corry in Late Rally
Downey shined with a late drive as Corry and Warren traded scores. Downey ran for key yards, Muscaro connected on a 28 yard TD run, and Warren capitalized on a fumble to seize a 7-0 lead before Corry answered. penalties and drives shaped the close as Warren withstood a late Beaver surge to hold 14-14 at finish.
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights Across Leagues
American League standings show New York leading with 55 wins, while Detroit and Cleveland pursue. Today Baltimore visits Cleveland. yesterday New York swept a doubleheader and Detroit routed Boston. National League shows Milwaukee and Pittsburgh contending, with Los Angeles visiting Milwaukee and other key matchups noted for the coming days.
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New York
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
An Francisco
Cincinnati
St Louis
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Lewis
Gaimies
San Francisco
St. Louis
Chncinnatia
Corry Hosts 10-Club Archery Federation Shoot Medal Winners Named
The Corry Archery Club hosted the annual Federation of Archery Clubs Shoot with 10 clubs from Corry Erie Franklin Warren and Titusville and two from Erie at the outdoor range near Lawrence Airport. A field of 18 archers competed across bowman expert and novice divisions with medals awarded to top finishers including Corry shooters Murry McQuiston Carl Wascak and Ralph Talley in bowman class.
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Goreytiag
Corry
Yeaterday
Federation of Archery Clubs
Soent Club
Lawrence Airport
Oi City
Franklin
Fryburg
Clarion
Meadville
Warren
Titusville
Erie
Murry McQuiston
Carl Wascak
Ralph Talley
Hepper
Thay
Frank Johnston
Archer
Joe Lucas
Bob Jackson
George McGarvey
Bowman
Glen Rodgers
Harold Witherby
Gerald Guth
al Amendola
Chuck Prigent
Bill Pulrer
Joe Olszewall
Mick Kawal
Gary Southard
Pauline Amendola
Patty Bailey
Joan Chalot
Mike Hartman Franklin
Charles Patty
Johansson Reluctantly Open to Patterson Bout After Kayo of Machen
European champion Ingemar Johansson knocked out Eddie Machen in 2 minutes 18 seconds of the first round in a scheduled 10 rounder. He expressed willingness to meet Lloyd Patterson next or grant Machen a return bout in the U S. He would defend his European title if a top heavyweight challenge arises. The card also lists multiple regional bouts across Cagliari Havana Maracaibo Mexico City Santa Ana Hollywood Bangkok with various outcomes.
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Golsberg
Onemnney
Ingemar Johansson
Lloyd Patterson
Eddie Machen
Redding
Calif
Machen
Johansson
Patterson
U. S
Europe
Cagliari
Sardinia
Mario D'Agata
Italy
Ben Ali
Spanish
Morocco
Piero Rolla
Willie Parker
Los Angeles
Havana
Wilfredo Hurst
Cuba
Henry Ferguson
Miami
Maracaibo
Venenuela
Raeton Arias
Venezuela
Masaji Iwamoke
Japan
Mexico City
Bernabe
Babe) Vasquez
Mexico
Ezequiel Chicles Uribe
Santa Ana
Jimmy Moser
Tommy Bain
Os Angeles
Hollywood
Gisto Andrade
Compton
Laura Salas
Bangkok
Thailand
Smoki
Sports In Brief Highlights From Diverse Venues
Denver Centennial winner Tommy Jacobs of Whittier California scored a 266. Mrs Jack Je Pube of Honolulu captured the $5,000 Ladies Open with a 220. Billy Knight of Britain upset Luis Ayala of Whites Chile 6-3 8-10 7-5 8-4 to win the International Tennis Tournament. Skip Etchells of Old Greenwich Conn won the North American Star sailing title with a third in the final race. Clem 311 won the United Nations Handicap at Atlantic City denying Round Table a record money total. Quill 39 20 won Belmont Park matron stakes for two year old fillies at Loogmatulee 128" due to Thai interference.
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Jackson
Miss
Jack
Atlantic City
Clem
New York
Quill
Belmont Park
Loogmatulee
Thailand
Rufino Ridella
Hawaii
MacKenzie Grabs Girls Singles Title in Corry Tennis
Betty MacKenzie won the girls singles crown at the Corry Tennis Club summer tournament in Mead Park, defeating Terese Hajec 6-2 6-0 after a resumed match. Bob Lawson defended the boys title, beating Mike McLaughlin 8-3 8-1 6-3, with Lawson also new in doubles alongside Tony Radeciti.
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Corry
Lie Stumpton
Mead Park
Betty MacKenzie
Terese Hajec
Bob Lawson
Mike McLaughlin
Mrs. MacKenzie
Miss Halec
Keek
McLaughlin
Lawson
Tony Radeciti
Mike Blair
Braves Forced To Eat Spring Wards
Dodgers and Braves clash over spring training labels as Don Zimmer accuses Atlanta players of laziness and prima donna attitudes while Billy Herman, a former Dodgers coach, questions the team’s attitude without naming individuals.
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Wasbawesus News
Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
Scrappy
Don Zimmer
Dodgers
Braves
Billy Herman
Zimmer
Herman
Brooklyn Dodgers
PeeWee Reese
Gil Hodges
Carl Furillo
Yanks Grab Flag as Bucs Still In Race
Yankees take opener of doubleheader 5-3 in Kansas City with Whitey Ford returning from elbow trouble and five runs in the 14th inning. Pirates win two at Chicago to trim Milwaukee’s lead. Gordon teams chase pennant with several key homers and cycle of wins across the league.
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Milwaukee Braves
World Berle
Kansas City
Whitey Ford
Ralph Terry
Chicago
al Lopes
Washington
Zot
White Sox
Detroi
Boston
Red Sox
Rocky Colavito
Vic Power
Cleveland
Baltimore
Arnold Portocarrera
Pete Runnels
Ted Williams
Duke Maas Wos
Yanks
Hyne Duren
Art Ditmar
John Callison
Sherm Lollar
Bubba Phillips
Portocarrera
Orioles
Minnie Minoso
Coe Wins Second U S Amateur Title in Final
Charley Coe of Oklahoma City defeated Tom Aaron of Gainesville to win his second U S Amateur title 5 and 4 in the final with a 5-2 victory noted. Zimmer commented Herman's remarks were the whole story behind L and praised the fine showing against Milwaukee while referencing spring training discussions and shared sentiments.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Charley Coe
Oklahoma City
U. S
Tom Aaron
Gainesville
Fla
Zimmer
Herman
Milwaukee
Stars shine as Cunningham homers twice for Cardinals
Yesterday's stars include Joe Cunningham of the Cardinals filling in for injured Stan Musial. He hit two home runs and drove in four in a 5-3 victory over the Phillies. Bob Friend earned his first win for the Pirates as Pittsburgh swept a doubleheader from Chicago 6-2 in the second game, allowing six hits.
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Pirates
Gix
Mittsburgh
Milwaukee Braves
Wna
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Ted Mlussewak
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
de Demeter
Pirites
Braves
Joe Cunningham
Stan Musial
PN Phin
Loula
Sam Jones
Theajors
Willie Mays
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Bob Purkey
Richie Ashburn
Phils
Stan Mualal
Friend
Cubs
Bill Mazeroski
Pirate
Bob Skinner
Chuck Tanner
Klanowski
Franken Thomas
Dick Groat
Bill Hall
Demeter
Juan Pizarro
Johnny Logan
Johnny Ekuppstein
Don Drysdale
Janes
Philadelphia
Chuck Stobbs
Jim Brosnan
Ashburn
Pancho Herrera
Jack Sanford
Purkey
Giants
Mays
Willie
Orlando Cepeda
Don Newcombe
Ramon Monzant
Mary Grissom
Mike McCormick
Associated Press
Cardinals
Phillies
Bob Friend
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