Carroll Staples Lead In City Bowling Tourney Finale
Carroll and Staples emerged as top winners in the Men's City Bowling Association tourney at Bowl-Aire. Carroll topped singles with 683 and led three-game series 683. Staples captured all-events honors with a 1897 nine-game figure.
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Don Carroll
Dick Staples
Bowl-Aire
Carroll
Staples
Tony Amoroso
Bill Mitchell
Vin Legters
Vin Bensink
Corry Jamestown Owls
Brigham Hardware
Lirtus
Clymer
Bill Harrison
Fea
Chuck Berkhols
George Beardsley
Amoroso
Mitchell
Walt Jewell
Joe Weber
Jewell
Weber
Dick Merkle
Shorty Coan
Gerald
Harrison
Dick Croker
Owls
Reese Drayer
Harlan Taylor
Francis ‘Over
Roger Smith
Sam Pate
Taylor
Listus Keystone
Claude Listus
Dick Holthouse
Claude’ Dougherty
Jim Lits
Bolthouse
Basketball Star Debusschere Signs With White Sox
DETROIT AP big Dave Debusschere, renowned at the University of Detroit, signs with the Chicago White Sox as a right handed pitcher. General Manager Ed Short reports a bonus near 470,000. Debusschere will join in Kansas City the weekend of April 14 15 and will carve a path through weekends and vacation time before graduating to full hire.
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Detroit
Dave Debussehere
University of Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Ed Short
White Sox
Debusschere
Kansas City
What's Wrong With Warren Spahn Pounded by Cubs in Exhibition
Milwaukee legend Warren Spahn, nearing 41, surrendered 10 runs in six innings as the Cubs beat the Braves 16-6 in spring play. Ernie Banks hit a two-run homer off Spahn, while Lou Brock homered again but was doubled off home plate on a misplay. Other results included Kansas City beating Detroit 22-125 in Lakeland, San Francisco over Boston 7-4, and Cleveland edging the Dodgers 6-5 in Las Vegas, plus several minor-league and other spring games across Florida and Arizona.
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Ernie Banks
Lou Brock
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Milwaukee
Joe Torre
Spahn
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Lakeland
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San Francisco
Boston
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Las Vegas
Milt Bryan
Dick Howser
Rocky Colavito
Tigers
Felipe Alou
Orlando Cepeda
Giants
Red Sox
Bubba Phillips
Indians
Doc Edwards
Ed Bottchee
Mets
Red Schoendienst
Floyd Robinson
al Smith
Joe Cunningham
White Sox
Reds
Bowling Leaders GALBREATH HONORED KANSAS CITY
NAIA coaches named Ron Galbreath of Westminster College to the 10 man NAIA All-America basketball team. The six foot senior, from Westminster Pennsylvania, earned a second straight selection announced Saturday.
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Galbreath
Kansas City
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Ron Galbreath
Westminster
Steers Take Game One In ABL Playoff Series
Kansas City Steers opened the best-of-five playoff against Cleveland, jumping to a lead in the first game. The Steers hit 46 of 79 field shots for 58.2 percent while Cleveland made 40 of 101 shots for 39.6 percent. Bridges led with 31 points for Cleveland with Dierking and Barnett also scoring 31 each.
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Kansas City
Connie Dierking
Cleveland
NBA
Dick Barnétt
Pipers
Steers
Jim Darrow
The
New York
Dan Swartz
Pirates trim roster. six players sent to minor leagues
The Pittsburgh Pirates optioned six players to the minors, reducing the roster to 30. Pitchers Tom Farsons Tom Sisk and Art Swanson catcher Ema Pluggett and outfielders Rex Johnson and Willie Statwell were assigned to Daytona Beach for reassignment.
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Bucs
Miami
Fla
Pittsburgh Pirates
Daytona Beach
Tom Farsons
Tom Sisk
Art Swanson
Ema Pluggett
Rex Johnson
Willie Statwell
Pirates
Baltimore Orioles
Marr Captures Azalea Open in Sudden Death Playoff
Dave Marr, 28, from Bun City Arizona, beat Jerry Steelsmith of Glendale California on the 362 yard par four 18th in a sudden death playoff to win $20,000 at the Azalea Open in Wilmington North Carolina. Marr birdied the hole with a three foot putt after a three-quarter No 8 iron. Steelsmith settled for $1,910 as the runner up.
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Walmington
N.C
Dave Marr
Texas
Bun City
Ariz
Jerry Steelsmmith
Glendale
Calif
Matt
Steelsmith
Marr
Cape Fear
PGA
Augusta
Uelses Aims Higher After 16 Feet Vault Flight
U.S. pole vaulter John Uelses, first to clear 16 feet indoors and outdoors, sets sights on 16 feet 6 inches after a world record 16 feet 1 inch at Santa Barbara Easter Relays. He notes anxiety held him back from 16-4, seeks 16-6 this year while Don Bray’s 15-11 mark stands as the recognized outdoor record.
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Eanta Barbara
Calif
John Uelses
Don Bray
George Davies
Arizona State University
Santa Barbara
Keystone Star Jim Williams Named Parade All Star
NORRISTOWN star Jim Williams, an all state Pennsylvania player, earned a spot on Parade Magazine's fourth team of the National All-Star High School Basketball Team. He was the sole Pennsylvanian among the first four teams. Shop Your Corry Stores.
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New York
Jim Williams
Pennsylvania
Norristown
Parade Magazine
Celtics May Go Seven In Eastern Final Says Cousy
Boston leads the best of seven series 3 2 after a 119 104 win marked by tempers and two mass court invasions. The set resumes in Philadelphia Tuesday with a possible seventh game in Boston Thursday. Western playoffs return to Detroit Tuesday as Pistons trim Los Angeles 132 125 to cut the deficit to 3 2.
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Boslett
Bob Colsy
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Celtics
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Philadelphila
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Agai
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Pistons
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Cousy
Sid Borgia
Norm Drucker
Wilt Chamberlain
Sam Jones
Carl Braun
Guy Rodgers
Rodgers
Jim Loscutoff
Tom Helusohin
Penn State Places 9th In Gymnastics
Penn State finished ninth at the NCAA gymnastics championships as Greg Weiss placed in three events. Weiss tied for seventh in the still rings and was fourth in the parallel bars while ninth in the horizontal bar. Teammate Tom Seward placed 10th on the side horse. Southern California won the meet with 95 points. Pitt's Earl McConnell finished third in the free exercise. Pitt totaled eight points. The Lions open their baseball season hosting Gettysburg tomorrow in the first of a 20 game schedule under coach Joe Bedenk.
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Earl McConnell
Pitt
Southern California
Southern Tinos
University Park
Penn State
Joe Bedenk
Gettysburg
Lions
Dave Fuller Dominates Local YMCA Swimming Meet
Dave Fuller led Get tysburg College rivals at the YMCA championships with ninth in the 100 yard for Pre division, and on the prep 200 yard medley relay team which placed eighth. Teammates Jim Amy, Kim Lundy, and Marty Roehrig helped the relay to its best Ideal unit showing. Other top ten finishers included Marty Roehrig 16th in 1 yard freestyle Doug Rozelle 11th in 25 yard butterfly Jett Wickwire 10th in 100 yard backstroke and additional relay efforts by Ault and teammates.
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Corry
Ate Ymca
Gettysburg College
Young Puller
Fuller
Polter
Jim Amy
Dim Lundy
Marty Roehrig
West
Wa Oiher
Doug Rozelle
Jett Wickwire
Bowl Aire Mixed Doubles Scores Lead Bowling Report
Bowling results from Bowl-Aire and Avalon Center show top scores in several leagues. Jackie Benson led ladies with 178, Bob Curtis 223 for the men, Jim Rhoades 498 in Beaver League with 498, and Tom Morton 536 in Junior League with 536.
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Bowl-Aire
Jackie Benson
Bob Curtis
Jim Rhoades
Denny Becker
Allan Rigby
Denny Dyckes
Tom Morton
Avalon Center
Tom
Charlene Kane
Linda Wetmore
Dick Steves
Avalon Bantam League Highlights and Player Scores
In Avalon Bantam League action, Linda Wetmore posted 133 130 263 with Marlene Kane at 102 and Dick Steves 90 182 20. Tom Harvey added 136, San Du prosky 105, Terry McCray 108, Dick Steaves 121, Doug Brown 102, Dennis Brown 1138, June Van Cise 106, and Len Mizziaccio 112.
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Avalon
Linda Wetmore
Marlene Kane
Dick Steves
Tom Harvey
San Duprosky
Terry McCray
Dick Steaves
Doug Brown
Dennis Brown
June van Cise
Len Mizziaccio
Turley Joins Long List of Astute Athletes
OeLandO Fla AP Major league baseball players observe Robert Lee Turley of the New Yorks Yankees fearfully about aging and earnings. He notes players resemble 22 at entry, peak circa 25 26, then face reduced pay. Pension offers little relief. Turley, 31, already invests in bowling alleys and an insurance agency after a standout 1998 season ended by arm trouble.
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Oelando
Fla
Robert Lee Tiley
New Yorks Yankees
Bob Turley
Bel Air
Newark
Del
Turley
Weekend Fights Highlight Nigeria and Mexico Boxers
In New York Dick Tiger 150 pounds from Nigeria outpointed Henry Hank 158 pounds. In San Francisco Jose Luca Lopez 129 pounds of Mexico outpointed Willie Woods 128 pounds. In Manila Mitsumori Seki 121 pounds of Japan outpointed Ronnie Jones 120 pounds from Chicago.
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New York
Dick Tiger
Nigeria
Henry Hank
Detroit
San Francisco
Jose Toluca Lopez
Mexico
Willie Woods
Manila
Mitsumori Seki
Japan
Ronnie Jones
Chicago
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