Corry Beavers Edge Warren In Mixed Track Golf Notes
Corry leads Warren in nine of fifteen modern era track records while Warren dominates in high hurdles 100 dash and javelin. Golf results show Warren champion after protest over five-score counting. Meadville claims Section Two volleyball title. Joe Frisina joins Allegheny Mountain basketball camp staff. Red Mihalik to officiate. Pioneer Ranch hosts football camps with Penn State staff.
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Franklin
Oil City
Spartansburg
Joe Frisina
Allegheny Mountain
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Buzz Ridl
Joy
Clarion State
Pioneer Baund
East Hickory
Ridl
Westminster
Red Mihalik
Red
Tokyo
Mihalik
Zigmund
Ford City
Sandy Koufax Elbow Troubles Cast Shadow on Dodgers
Dodgers star Sandy Koufax faced elbow trouble after a second game in two days, with doctors set to compare X rays and plans for further testing. Reports noted his prior injuries, a 195 record and 1.74 ERA last season, while other spring games featured Milt Pappas, Ossie Virgil driving in four, and Warren Spahn contributing to Mets win.
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Associated Press
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Fla
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Tony Taylor
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Cincinnati
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Los Angeles Angels
Seattle
Washington
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Cleveland
Anderson Fired As MSU Basketball Coach After Poor Season
Michigan State Athletics Director Biggie Munn announced the firing of Forddy Anderson after a 1-18 Big Ten record and a 5-18 overall mark. Anderson expressed optimism about future recruits while Spartan fans faced a difficult decision. No successor was announced.
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MSU
Biggie Munn
Toran Stays Undefeated In Ten Round Lightweight Bout
Erie boxer Gene Toran defeated Boston challenger Tommy Tibbs by unanimous decision in a 10 round lightweight fight. Toran bloodied Tibbs nose in the fourth and landed a hard right in the final round, with no knockdowns reported. Weigh-ins listed Toran at 132 and Tibbs at 129. Preliminaries featured Paul Bizzarro outpointing Herman Dunbar and Carl Jordan defeating Bobby Jackson.
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Gene Toran
Erie
Tommy Tibbs
Boston
Toran
Tibbs
Paul’ Bizzarro
Eric
Herman Dunbar
Pittsburgh
Carl Jordan
Bobby Jackson
Cleveland
Walter Ree
Buffalo
Deen
Frank Smith
Warren
Obig
Buckingham shatters American record in Yale 25-yard pool
Greg Buckingham, a 19-year-old freshman from College of San Mateo, set an American record in the AAU indoor 400-yard individual medley with 4:08.9 at Yale. His win drew cheers from poolside, including Olympic hero Don Schollander. Buckingham plans to swim the 200-yard freestyle trials this afternoon as he builds toward further events. Roy Saari won the 1,500-yard freestyle in 16:40.8, beating his listed mark but not his NCAA best time from last week.
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College of San Mateo
Calif
Greg
Santa Clara
Don Schollander
Schollander
Yale
Buckingham
Lout
California
Roy Saari
Pena
An¢É
Taidae
Saari
Karm
Holy Cross Basketball Coach Resigns After Four Years
Holy Cross ends a 20 season no losing streak era as coach Frank Qtstring resigns after four years at the helm. The former co captain with Bob Cousy in 1949 50 stepped down in a surprise move last night.
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Nystepprin
Mass
Holy Cross
Frank Qtstring
Bob Cousy
Torres Eyes Pastrano Rematch In Return Fight
Jose Torres, fresh light heavyweight champion, may defend his title via promoter Chris Dundee against Pastrano in a potential return bout. Contenders include Wayne Thornton Harold Johnson and Gregorio Peralta as a possible Pastrano rematch looms amid WBA rules and possible title status changes.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Jose Torres
Willie Pastrano
Chris Dundee
Dundee
Angelo Dundee
Pastrano
Cassius Clay
Cain Young
Torres
Young
Brooklyn
Chris
Madison Square Garden
Wayne ‘Thornton
World Boxing Association
Freano
Calif
Harold Johnson
Philadelphia
Argentina
Gregorio Peralta
Torres-Pastrano
WBA
Sonny Liston
New York
Toronto
Merv McKenzie
Charlottesville Football Grants Tie Uniontown and Kiski Area
Rick Constantine Uniontown High guard and Danny Iain Kiski Area Joint High quarterback sign grants in aid to attend the University of Virginia. The announcement was made yesterday in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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Charlottesville
Rick Constantine
Uniontown
Danny Iain
Kiski Area
Foo
University of Virginia
Bowling scores highlight WEW Supplies Ladies A League
Florence Amoroso rolled 210 for Paint Shop and multiple players posted 170s to 216 in the WEW Supplies Ladies A League. Vic Cragg and Len Stutzman led the American and National B Leagues with scores above 200. Corry Jamestown League saw Corry’s BowlAire 244 of 3 points from Caprinos, as Mike’s Restaurant clinched the league title with five weeks left.
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WEW
Florence Amoroso
Gladys Thompson
Blanche Zajac
Mary Savko
Mildred Orn
Verna Baressi
Marjorie Barr
Evelyn Warner
Vic Cragg
Bill Norton
Jim Burkhart
Jim Crosscut
Len Stutzman
Don Sperry
Corry
Joc Baressi
Jerry Brant
Andy Tomeho
Wall Dundon
George Price
John Miscik
Caprinos
Larry Barr
Corryites
Bob Mamon
Shorty Doan
Mike
Pirates Discuss Cutting Pitching Staff in Spring
In Fort Myers AP report Pirates manager Jay Walker faces choosing which pitchers to cut from a crowded camp. Tom Sisk shines with three innings, Blass and Briar struggle, while Virgil drives in runs in the second and Dill Virdon adds a three-hit game as the prediction of cuts looms.
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Fort Myers
Fly
Pittsburgh
Jay Walker
Tom Tie
Tom Sisk
Pirates
Baldpire Dingles
Butters
Wits Blass
Silk
Briar
Ossie Virgil
Lolo
Dill Virdon
Secur
Big Namers Scramble Behind Aaron in Greenshore Open
Aaron, a five year pro from Wayneville, held a one stroke lead after the first round of the $65,000 Greater Greenshore Open at Sedgefield Country Club Greensboro. Majors and pros showed strong play as Sam Snead and Bill Moichtingle posted 68s, while Tony Lew and Gilly Player finished near par.
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Greensboro
N.C
Bolt
Tommy Aaron
Wainesville
Sedgefield
Chub Vownie
Fulmer
Athens
Tony Lew
Gylly
Aaton
Rudd Juded
Walker Dun- Ryder
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Bill Mochtindgle
Texas A&m
Martindale Weed
Dull Lawrence
Columbus
Ohi
Syd Sam Snead
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