Corry High set to chase new track records in 1959 meet
Corry High School braces for a fresh record chase as the Orange and Black open the track and field Meld competition on April 14. Many 1959 marks are at risk with key performers returning, led by standouts Brundage Stewart Olson and Potock, aiming to sharpen 880 and mile records, javelin throws, sprints, and field marks across both high school and junior high levels.
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Ed Hatch
Tom Potock
Doug Spaulding
Junior High Tops Set By Linborg Pupils And Shields Records
Carl Linborg’s junior high runners set multiple marks with Conrad Shields contributing in three events. Shields ran 10.9 seconds in the 100 yard dash and helped the freshman relay team to a 1 4 second new best. Patterson, Krasa, Roden, and Seelie IT squad also posted record times in 440 and 880 yard events while Roger Munn trimmed 180 yard hurdles to 28.7 seconds and cleared over 10 feet in pole vault. Steve Olson’s 139-81 in the javelin from two years ago remains part of the junior high record list.
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Conrad Shields
Shields
Bob Roden
George Patterson
Jerry Krasa
Seelie
Patterson
Uick Furn
Tonisa
Roger Munn
Steve Olson
Hawks Celtics Set to Resume Playoff in St Louis
The Hawks and Celtics renew their best of seven series in St Louis with a tie breaker at 2 PM EST. Boston seeks to slow St Louis fast break led by Cousy while Lavollette Green and Ferrari support the Hawks. Pettit and Foust hobbled, Celtics aiming to finish the series in Boston while Hawks push back on home court.
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Tne Py. Louis- Hawks
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Celtics
Bob Cousy
Clyde Lavollette
Hawks
al Ferrari
St. Louis
Bean Town
Ed Macauley
Macauley
Colts
Bowling leaders crown Knights and Clymer top scorers
Jam St George's rolled 236 and Claude Dougherty 285 led the Knights of Columbus and Clymer leagues respectively. Top Dutchmen shooters included Hell 219 Bensink 212 Bailey 202 Bailey 201 and Legters 201 with Prugar 219 and Gerzina 200. Bowl-Aire Ladies C top scores were Jeatrace 185 and Blanche Zajac 184 while Maxine Skinner spared a 3-7-10 split.
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Harold Bensink
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Bob Bailey
Vince Legters
Joe Prugar
Joe Gerzina
Jeatrace
Blanche Zajac
Maxine Skinner
Rome Berths AAU Champs NCAA All-Stars Battle For Olympic Cage Title
In Denver the Peoria AAU champions and NCAA University All-Stars, led by Oscar Robertson and three other AP All-Americas, face off for the Olympic Trials crown. Robertson and Jerry West scored 51 as they defeated Akron Windfoots 103-88. West added 22, Robertson 24. The NCAA unit includes Daryall Triboff and Tony Jackson.
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California
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Nieporte Extends Lead At Azalea Open To Five Strokes
Tom Nieporte, the Bronxville pro, surged to a five stroke lead after 36 holes in the Azalea Open at Wilmington NC. He carded 64 and 68 for a 122 total, with Don Finsterwald second at 127. Gay Brewer sits third at 198, six back, as Dave Ragan and Jerry Barber share fourth after 139.
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N.Y
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Fla
Franklin Nets Semi Final At National YMCA Tourney
Franklin routed Britain New Jersey 99 to 78 as Lexington, Springfield, Atlanta won their quarterfinals. Lexington beat Pittsburgh 92 to 74. Springfield edged Michigan City 91 to 90. Atlanta defeated Orange 85 to 69. Franklin faces Lexington tonight for a spot in the final.
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Corry Riflemen Victory Keeps Amboy in Check
Corry riflemen swept a two game series against Amboy as the A team won while the B team was beaten. The visitors pulled a 1152 to 1148 win on East Washington Street to boost their league standing.
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Phillies Plan Drastic Roster Shakeup for 1960
Clearwater report says Manager Eddie Sawyer will field a youth heavy lineup, dropping many 1959 regulars. Pancho Herrera hits over .400 in spring duties as Eddie Bouchee and Bobby Del Greco vie for key outfield roles while a host of rookies and infielders compete for spots. Gene Conley and Robin Roberts anchor a pitching staff rebuilt after a last place 1959 season.
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Philadelphia Phillies
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British Champ Tiger Wins Split Decision Over Zalazar
Nigerian fighter Dick Tiger defeats Argentina's Victor Zalazar by split decision at the Boston Arena. Tiger’s representative says a defense of the British Empire title may precede plans for a Liver pool shot, as talks include Terry Downes and a potential future bout against Sugar Ray Robinson or Gene Fullmer. Referees McCarron and McNeeley Jr. score Tiger 99-95 and 101-95 with one judge 96-96.
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al Spaller
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Yankees fall to Reds as Brosnan shines in scrimmage
The Cincinnati Reds right-hander Brosnan pitched seven shutout innings allowing four hits in St. Petersburg as the Yankees drop their seventh exhibition defeat. Whitey Ford started but left after a head cold. Detroit routs Cardinals in Lakeland while Kansas City A’s top Pittsburgh. In Puerto Rico, Phillies top White Sox 12-11. Red Sox beat Giants 8-6 in Phoenix. Cubs edge Indians 13-12 in Tucson.
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