Merkle Dominates Bowling Tourney Lead At Avalon
Dick Merkle bursts ahead in the Men's Bowling Association event at Avalon Center with a 697 in singles and 1303 in doubles teamed with Russ Bemis. He leads all events at 168 plus a strong 638 in doubles and 643 in singles with high actual scores. Burkhart siblings and Bemis share top placements as the tourney continues next Friday night.
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Avalon Center
Russ Bemis
Merkle
Moose
Tom Burkhart
Burkhart
Jim
Bemis
Jim Burkhart
Claud Dougherty
Clymer
Heberlein Motors
Phillips Tavern
Meinnes
Heberlein
Norm Lewis
Kelly Lewis
Harry Sperry
Don Sperry
Stan Sarnicki
Jim Kelsey
Tom Buchart
Philips
Kelsey
Dougherty
Ajax
Denny Jerome
Comny Beverage
Jerome
Avalon
Girl Tankers Beaten At Jamestown
Corry YMCA girl swimmers lost all afternoon in Jamestown meet. Cadets Jamestown 52 Corry 41 Preps Jamestown 44 Junior Jamestown 44. Barb Crowell earned a second in the 20 yard butterfly. Becky Summerville and Sharon Skales each claimed two thirds. Mary Summerville won two firsts for the Preps in the 2 yard freestyle. Pebbie Peebles had two seconds and a third. Chris Amy added a second. Tinda Kripa won the Junior 100 yard breaststroke and placed third for Corry. Carol Auer Ellen Hooks Mary Mieliaccio and Carol Auer took thirds. Mary Beth Keppel’s team will attend the Regional Meet next Saturday in Butler.
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Cory
Juntors
Corry Li
Corry Cadets
Barb Crowell
Becky Summerville
Sharon Skales
Mary Summerville
Pebbie Peebles
Chris Amy
Pebble Peebles
Marea Stahl
Becky Bulard
Tinda Kripa
Yia
Corry
Carol Auer
Ellen Hooks
Mary Mieliaccio
Mary Beth Keppel
Butler
Pan Am Cage Trials Start With Star-Studded Lineup
The Pan American basketball trials open with AAU All-Stars led by Bartlesville coach Omar Browning facing a College All-Star squad and NCAA University team meeting Armed Forces stars. Notable players include Luelois Jackson of Pan American, Willis Reed of Grambling, Gary Bradds of Ohio State, and Jim Hagan formerly of Tennessee Tech.
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NAIA
Garland Pinholster
Oglethorpe Ga
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Herschel West
Grambling
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Mel Gibson
Western Carolin
Nlc
Frank Ryan
Northeastern
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Jim Kojis
Marquette
Jim Hagan
Tennessee Tech
Wally Frank &H
Kansas State
Ben Carnevale
Navy
Gary Bradds
Ohio State
Cincinnati
George Wilson
Tony Yates
Tomi Thacker
Dave Downey
Ilinois
Jimmy Ryal
Indiana
Gary Hill
Oklahoma City
Bowling champion Don Whelan leads ABC tournament singles
Don Whelan of Buffalo returned to bowling after a four year hiatus to win the classic singles at the American Bowling Congress tournament, firing a 70 series to place second in classic all events with a total of 1078. Rene Syteetan retired from bowling, citing loss of interest. Team standings list Faul's Man's Wear leading at 2743 with Papp's European mid and Heberlein Motors among the top groups.
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Sim Barmualt
Dick Smith
Phillips Puyerm
Metimnes Oiflen
Merkle-Bemis
Corry Beverage
Burkhart
Corry Water Supply
Beckerin-R
Holthouse
Ajax
Withyawki
Corry Jamestowm
Wilkinsn
Sandberg
Mbose
D. Metide
American Legion
Dortmund
Germany
Lasz T. Burkhart
National
Baik Ius Lo Papp
Hungary
A. Burkhart
CHIC YOUNG Sh ur ITH th HAVE Ee
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Has Ford Run Out Of Gas
In Sarasota Florida Whitey Ford shows signs of arm trouble as Yankees manager Ralph Houk expresses concern about Ford delaying his start on the Florida trip. At 34 Ford faces an uncertain return to form after limited exhibition work and a history of pitching endurance in a storied career with New York.
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Fla
Whitey
Ford
New York
Ralph Monk
Doughty
Yankee
Allie Reynolds
Fort Lauderdale
Yankees
West Coast
Florida
Houk
Sunjay
Wombst
Pittsburgh
Miami Beach Trials Two-Minute Rounds In Box Fight Shortening
The Miami Beach Boxing Commission plans two minute rounds to reduce ring injuries. Promoter Chris Dundee says fatigue in the last minute causes most damage. A Wednesday night bout between Mike DeJom and Irish Don McAteer would be cut to two-minute rounds and extended to twelve rounds.
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Wiami Beach
Fis
Mian Beach Boxing Commission
Chris Dundee
Dundee
Mike DeJom
Don McAteer
New Leaders In Pa Key Tourney PerrAMeRoe
The lead changed hands in four classes of the Pennsylvania Men's Bowling Association tournament last night. Marjur Co. Builders of Pittsburgh took Class A team honors while Allentown Tire won Class B. In Class A doubles George Golicher and Grand Davis of Lancaster led, and in Class B doubles Don Milchuck and Lester Cush of Ridgway led.
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Wesuaechyan
Phillies Spring Record Reaches Ten Ten After 10th Inning Win
Philadelphia ties exhib baseball record at 10 10 as Cookie Rojas singles home a run in the 10th to edge the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 3. Pirates rally with three runs in the fourth on a double walk and two singles off Art Mahaffey while Wes Covington delivers the tying run with a seventh inning single.
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Jay Hook
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Burdette
Governor Receives Preliminary Grid Fixing Report
ATLANTA AP Gov Carl Sanders to get a preliminary progress report on a state investigation into charges that last fall's Georgia Alabama football game was rigged The probe focuses on whether Wally Butts shared Georgia football secrets with Bear Bryant and whether the game outcome was influenced The attorney general said evidence showed vital Georgia information was given and could have affected the result The inquiry involved state officials FBI agents and federal agents
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Carl Sanders
Eugene Cook
Saturday Evening Post
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Sanders
Wally Butts
Georgia
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Alabama
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Bryant
Post
Mexico
FBI
Meadville Wins District Volleyball Championship
Meadville Bulldogs upset Conneaut Valley to win the District 10 volleyball title at McDowell and earn a spot in the State Championships at Penn State the following Saturday. Spartansburg, General McLane and McDowell also competed. Sparta fell to General McLane 15 6 19. The Bulldogs look to extend last year’s state runner up finish behind Homestead.
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Stern Viue Else
Conneaut Valley
McDowell
Bulldogs
Penn State
Meadville
Homestead
Spartansburg
General McLane
Sparta
Celtics face possible end as ASNBA champions
The Cincinnati Royals beat the Boston Celtics 125-102 in Cincinnati to take a 2-1 lead in the best-of-seven Eastern Division final playoffs. Oscar Robertson sparked the Royals with late scoring, while Boston still eyes a comeback with three wins needed in the remaining games.
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Associated Press
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Chicinnati Royals
Celtics
Bol Cotley
Boston
Royals
Tugeed
Chtadas
Oscar Robertson
Perio
Tooke John Havlicek
Hit Robertson
Hub Reed
Adrian Smith
Los Angeles
Lakers
Dick Barnett
Rudy LaRusso
St. Louis
Tiny Barber Wins Azalea Open in Wilmington
Jerry Barber, age 46, 5-foot-5 and 137 pounds, pulled away in the Azalea Open at Wilmington to win by five strokes with a closing 67 for a 274 total, earning 2800 plus 100 bonus and 4000 in special awards. He finished tied for second at 271 with Billy Maxwell Bruce Crampton Doug Ford and Laney Es of Southern Pines and Jack Rule of Cedar Rapids. Maxwell missed a final green putt costing 1900. Barber’s third Wilmington victory in 11 years marks his seventh tour win.
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N.C. Var
Jerry Barber
Barber
Don Finsterwald
Wilmington
Billy Maxwell
Bruce Crampton
Doug Ford
Laneyes
Southern Pines
N.C
Jack Rule
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Maxwell
Sallade Named All American From Westminster College
Warren Sallade of Westminster College in Westminster Pa earned first team All American honors from the NAIA as a 6 foot 4 inch senior. He had previously been on the second team last year. Jim Irons of Geneva, Bob...
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Kansas City
Warren Sallade
Westminster
Sallade
Jim Irons
Geneva
Bob
Lefty Be Belinsky’s tardiness harms Angels in Palm Springs clash
The freewheeling lefty Bo Belinsky was late for practice and faced a likely $500 fine as he yielded four runs eight hits and three walks in six innings in a 6 to 4 defeat for the Los Angeles Angels to Houston in Palm Springs. Nearby, Whitey Ford sought treatment in Fort Lauderdale as the Yankees opened spring play.
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Associated Press
Bo Belsky
Los Angeles Angels
Houston
Palm Springs
Calif
Mamie van Buren
Bill Rigney
Jockert
Willy
Belinsky
Jar Season
Rigney
New York
Bowling mixed doubles and high school league scores at BowlAire
Mom Dad and Junior Li Miele sparkled in the Mixed Doubles League at BowlAire last night with strong scores. Others included Jean Fenno 212 Pearl McCray 190 Gladys Thompson 186 Steve Zajac 202 Don Bradford 201 Walt Dundon 200 201. Beav er League high scores featured Denny Bocker 169 192 198 554 Donny Dyckes 12 583 with 234. Rich Bachomer 477 and George Koestner 318 Dave Edwards 504 Alan Rigby 502 Vicky Dyckes 494. Bantam Junior Leagues at Avalon Center held after the Men's Bowling Association tournament on Saturday.
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Dad
Junior Limiele
Bill Sr
Florence
Jean Fenno
Pearl McCray
Gladys Thompson
Steve Zajac
Don Bradford
Walt Dundon
Len Migliaccio
Singleton
Hartvey
Dennys
BowlAire
Denny Bocker
Donny Dyckes
Rich Bachemner
Bocker' Y
Dyckes
George
Koestner
Dave Edwards
Alan Rigby
Vicky Dyckes
Bachomer
Ron Hepler
Avalon Center
Corry Swimmers Suffer Whitewash In State Meet
Corry swimmers faced a shutout at the YMCA State Championship meet held at Gettysburg College. Top five finishes were absent for Corry competitors while notable honors went to Tom Sawyer of the local team for a diving medal.
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YMCA
Gettysburg College
Corryites
Tom Sawyer
Sawyer
Satunday
Jim Stahl
Scoop Sample
Jeff Fuller
Doug Rothrock
Carl Couvasse
Jimi Amy
Jim Lundy
Ron Alexander
Jerry Mick
Tom Cherry
Bob Alexander
Dave Pulle
Harrison
Keppel
Mike Allyn
Jim Mone
Dave Anderege
Tom Grice
Pa Sportsmen's Clubs Back stricter license hike
Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs backed Gov Scranton proposals and actions by the Fish and Game Commissions at a Har risburg meeting with 200 representatives from seven counties. They support raising the annual license from 3 to 5 dollars to fund regulations on backfilling bituminous strip mines and boosting revenue. Maurice Goddard favors keeping boating under the Fish Commission for economics and enforcement reasons, while not opposing transfer to Forests and Waters if needed.
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Pennsylvania Federation of Ortsmen’s Clubs
Scranton
State Fish Commisseturn
State Game Commisssion
Fish and Game Commissions
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Associated Development, Forests and Waters
Maurice Goddard
Fish Commission
Forests and Waters Department
Goddard
Meerhoff's Team Blasts Erieites in High Scoring Bout
Meerhoff's Corry squad crushed the Erie Sunflower Clubbers 2963 to 2780 led by Lafe Douglas 629 and Robbie Robinson 629. Douglas posted 170 258 211 while Robinson had 400 171 258. Other Meerhoffers included Coan 145 168 161 474 Caech 211 178 189 553 and Oesch 200 223 145 568. Sunflower lineup featured Hassler 546 Ziegler 46 Breaker 488 Holder 563 and Strub 378.
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