Morton Wins Singles Crown In City Bowling Tourney
H Morton captured the unofficial singles title at the men’s city bowling handicap tournament on Bow Aire lanes. Palcone and Eckman won the doubles with 1248, unseating last week’s leaders. Hess led in all-events with 1004. Morton’s 582 was top in singles for the finals. Final unofficial standings list Bycroft, Blugte, Rhodes, and Skinner at the top.
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Dick Craker
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Chuck Elehynski
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John Falcone
Larry Eckman
Morton bowlers lead Avalon junior league meets
In Avalon Center Saturday, Morton’s bowlers dominated the junior girls league. Torrido Tom rolled 176 and 157 to top scoring among all youngsters, while Susan Weston and Phyllis Austin each surpassed 100 twice with 119 and 101 for Susan and 101 and 116 for Phyllis. Standings show Alley Rats at 14 1/2 wins, Hichilers 12 1/2, with other teams close behind.
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Beavers Trackmen Clash With Warren in Rival Meet
Corry Area High School and Warren High School renew a long standing scholastic track rivalry in Warren on April 28. The two teams have traded strong marks across events with Corry leading in several sprints and field events while Warren holds the district javelin record and two marks over 30 years old. No final scores are listed, but the grudge match highlights cross country and field competition between the Orange and Black and the Dragons.
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Masters hopefuls eye tough Augusta debut
Augusta Ga AP nerves rise as Masters starts with defending champ Arnold Palmer and past winners listed. Only Horton Smith won on first try in 1934 while others like Venturi Player Hebert and Casher seek breakthrough. Odds favor expertise over raw power at Augusta National.
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Gary Player
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Peter Thomson
Don Finsterwal
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Emile Griffith Stops Paret in Miami Beach Fight
In Miami Beach Emile Griffith of New York knocks out Kid Paret of Cuba in a world welterweight bout. The card lists Mackenzie, Wetmore, Barry Greeley, Becker, Nichols, Koestner, Jerome, Dibrosky, Gronohin, Miller, Divedwards and Shannon with various weights and scores.
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Russell Paces Celtics In Playoff Win Over Hawks
Boston defense and rebounding led by Russell powered a 128-105 playoff victory over St. Louis. He totaled 31 rebounds seven blocks two goaltendings four assists and 15 points as Auerbach called him fabulous. Ramsey warned the series remains a dog fight with a pivotal game Wednesday in St Louis and a possible five games finish.
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Beagle Bill Backed by State Sportsmen Federation
Pennsylvania Sportsmen Federation backs House Bill 116 to adopt the beagle as the state dog. Federation official John F. Laudale notes about 500000 beagles in the state versus 2500 Great Danes. Corry breeders form Hare Creek Beagle Club meeting weekly at Ag and Bottling showroom on West South Street.
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Palmer Favored to Repeat at Masters in Augusta
Golf writers poll of 30 shows Arnold Palmer with 61 points and Ken Venturi runner up for the Masters trophy. The tournament takes place this week in Augusta, Georgia.
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Warren Spahn Eyes 3rd Win In Spring Debut At Milwaukee
Warren Spahn, aged 34, pitched well for Milwaukee in a spring tuneup, aiming to become the first left handed pitcher in National League history to win three times. He faced 12 men, striking out three, walking none, and earned praise as he prepares for the Braves’ 17th season. Other spring results included Whitey Ford, Gibbon, and Koufax notable efforts, with Dodgers, Pirates, and Orioles posting wins across major league games.
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Burdette Destined For Milwaukee Bullpen
The Milwaukee Braves weigh bullpen options as Lew Burdette nears a relief role. Manager Charlie Dressen pursued two Cubs relievers Moe Drabowsky and Seth Morehead while aiming to strengthen the middle innings, with spots across the infield also shuffled by winter trades.
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Teenager Sets AAU 100 Yard Freestyle Record At Yale
Los Altos high school senior Steve Clark wins the 100 yards freestyle at the AAU indoor championships in Yale with a remarkable 46.4 seconds. New Haven leads the team standings after three days, with Southern California and New York State close behind.
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Barber Wins Azalea Crown In Sudden-Death Finish
In Wilmington, Jerry Barber edged Chandler Harper after a brutal final day to win the Azalea tournament. Barber, 44, earned 1206 dollars and points toward the Masters, finishing at 213 with a final par on the extra hole. Harper, 47, took 1006 dollars after a costly late miss.
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Cleveland Pipers Dominate All-Stars Under New Rules
Cleveland Pipers defeated the College All-Stars in Buffalo Akron and Cleveland in three exhibitions under a trial American Basketball League rule set. A 25 foot three pointer counted, and the foul lane widened to 18 feet. Despite changes, 14 threes were made, nine by the college team, and taller players led scoring.
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