Little League Clinic Planned at Penn State May 13–14
A two day Little League Baseball clinic will be hosted at Penn State University May 13 and 14 with about 200 officials administrators and coaches expected to attend. The session features top Little League staff including President Peter J McGovern Commissioner Carl Stotz and Secretary Treasurer Albert Houghton.
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Penn State University
Little League Baseball, Inc
Williamsport
Peter J. McGovern
Carl Stotz
Albert Houghton
Joe Bedenk
Charles Medlar
Penn State
John Lindenmuth
Mickey McConnell
Richard Snauffer
Howard Gair
Creighton Hale
Masters Open poised in Augusta as cream of golfers gather
The Masters Open shifts spotlight to Augusta Georgia where 120 giants of the game are invited and about 70 expected in the starting field. Defending champion Sam Snead and Ben Hogan headline the veteran group while many rising pros join the winter circuit stars for the 18 holes per day through Sunday.
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Augusta
Niblick
Pacific
Sam Snead
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Half Degen
Snead
Hogan
Corry Area High builds new football gear and schedules spring play
Corry Area High varsity football plans blossom with new black jerseys and numbers next fall along with headwear and padding. Millcreek Flight golf readies for two Erie league ventures while Corry joins a separate circuit. Bruce Pleper earns a third baseman spot at Gettysburg College and letters in football this fall. Deer hides auction nets 82 71075 for the Game Commission fund. Harry Salchwk leaves Conneaut Valley for Milon High School coaching duties next fall.
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Corry Area High
Millcreek Fligh
McDowell Niblick
Erie
Corry
Bruce Pleper
Union City High
Gettysburg College
Pleper
The
Game Commission
Harry Salchwk
Conneaut Valley
Milon
N.4
Li. Khooning
Rochester
Detroit 4 Montreal 2 in NL playoff series opener
Detroit defeated Montreal 4 to 2 to take a 1-0 lead in the National League best of seven playoff series. Pittsburgh beat Buffalo 4 to 3 in an American League opener as Pittsburgh holds a 1-0 series edge.
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Detroit
Montreal
Leane Pittaburgh
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Six New AL Managers Vary In Spring Play As Season Nears
With the season a week away, six new American League managers show uneven spring results. Dressen of Washington and Higgins of Boston lead the group, while Marlon Harris Richards and de Tro Gloria hover midpack. rookies shine with Johnny Kline four for four helping Washington edge Cincinnati 6 4 and Norm Zauchin homering for Boston in a 4 2 win over Philadelphia.
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Dyssourmven
Chuck Dressen
Washington Senators
Pinky Higgins
Boston Red Sox
Senators
Boston
Marty Marlon
Chicago White Sox
Pat Richards
Baltimore Orioles
Bucky Harris
Detroit Tigers
Lou Houdreaut
Kansas City
White Sox
Orioles
Washington
Johnny Line
Nats
Cincinnati Redlegs
Kline
Eddie Yost
Norm Zauchin
Philadelphia Phils
Robin Roberts
Red Sox
St. Louis
Marion
Walt Dropo
Bob Nieman
Rip Repulski
Carols
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Gus Triandos
Jim McDonald
Yanke Triundte
McDonald
Jack Shepard
Pirates
Detroit
Atlanta
Epeher
Ned Garver
Tigers
Boudreau
Bobby Shantz
Savannah
Harry Chitt
Chicago Cubs
San Antonio
Tom Morgan
New York Yankees
Memphis
Gene Conley
Milwaukee Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
SANTEE EXPERT NEAR FOUR-MINUTE MILE AT TEXAS RELAYS
Wes Santee of Santee ran a new American record at Memorial Stadium Texas Relays finishing ahead of Henry Geller of Oklahoma A&M. He believed strong wind or fatigue affected the mark and planned three weeks rest before Kansas Relays and California meets in May and June to try for a sub four-minute mile.
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Austin
Tex
Wes Santee
Roger Bannister
John Landy
Memorial Stadium
Texas
Schaffer Wins Ke gling Crown in City Bowling
The City Bowling Association Tournament closed with Al Schaffer winning the singles title scoring 679. Tom Burkhart and Eddie Hatch captured the doubles title with 185. Burkhart led all events with 1885 while the complete prize list includes top singles and doubles finishers and all events totals.
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Burkhart
Hatch
City Bowling Association
al Schaffer
Tom Burkhart
Eddie Hatch
A. Tombho
T. Burlingame
F. Cervola
B. Hammond
H. Dahl
D. ‘Dykes
A. Baress
F. Messina
C. Munn
R. Smith
P. Orn
P. Russell Jr
T. Cragg
L. Eckman
Tombo-Gervola
Chase — McCloskey
Hutzelman - McClintock
Borstorff- Fitch
Stewart-Krivonak
Lille - Oldenski
Harvey- Rample
Haenel - Haenel
Staples - Hixson
White - Nakoski
Jungfleisch - Lamielle
Hansen - Schaffer
Bujard
Blynt
Johnson- Orn
Tombo
Saturday Night Fights in Maine and New Jersey Results
In Waterville Gene Hersom from Westbrook defeated Smitty Hicks of Portland at 165 to 160. In Waterbury Don George Berry of Gary Indiana outpointed Irish Pat Mallane of Union City New Jersey at 136 to 133. In Cranville Andre Drille of France outpointed Baby Day of Jacksonville Florida at welterweight.
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Waterville
Maine
Gene Hersom
Westbrook
Smitty Hicks
Portland
Waterbury
Don George Berry
Gary
Ind
Pat Mallane
Union Aity
Cranville
France
Andre Drille
Jacksonville
Fla
Hurricane Jackson Faces Archie McBride Tonight in 10 Rounds
Tommy Jackson, known as the Hurricane, returns to TV tonight in a 10 round bout against Archie McBride of Trenton at St Nicholas Arena. Manager Lippy Breitbard says Jackson has sharpened his punching after a KO streak. telecast at 10 p m EST. Gene Fullmer meets Gil Turner in a 10 round super middle clash. ABC telecasts at 10 p m EST. Syracuse beats Fort Wayne 87 84 in a best of seven final series at NBA Playoffs.
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Tommy
Hurricans
Jackson
Archie McBride
Trenton
N. d
St. Nicholas Arena
Nino Valdes
Vino
Valdes
Lippy Breitbard
DiMont
Gene Fullmer
West Jordan
Dial
Atteak
Eastern Parkway
Gil Turner
Fullmer
Turner
ABC
Syracuse
Fort Wayne
Bell
Home Run Baker to be honored by Talbot sportsmen
Easton Md. Frank Baker famed as early 1900s ballplayer nicknamed Home Run will be honored at a Wednesday dinner in Easton. The gentleman farmer who runs farms near Easton was recently named to baseballs Hall of Fame. Event sponsored by a group of Talbot County sportsmen.
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Baker Easton
Frank Baker
Baker
Easton
Talbot County
Local Scores In Key Tourney Reported
Corry women bowlers competed in the state tournament at Altoona over the weekend. Rosa Baker Angie Buress and Marion Bulard led singles for the local delegation with scores of 468 469 and 465. Doubles totals point to a prize in Class C.
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Corry
Vowlers
Altoona
Raymond Mtg. Co
Otal
Evans
Rosa Baker
Angie Buress
Marion Bulard
Lucille Church
Ann Bacha
Angie Crapser
Ann Royek
Eleanor Clark
Millie Baress
Mildred Hall
Frances Hurlbut
Lassie
Angie Baress
Bacha-Royek
Clark M. Baress
Hall-Hurlbut
Bulard~ Adams
Baker-Church
Roberts Goes Distance for Phillies in Nine Inning Win
Robin Roberts pitched nine innings to outduel the Boston Red Sox 4-2 in Charleston. He extended his distance milestone as he left the club today to attend a Tuesday meeting of players representatives in Cincinnati.
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Roberts
Charleston
S. C
Robin Roberts
Phillies
Boston Red Sox
Cincinnati
Hornets Take Calder Cup Playoff Lead With 4-3 Win
The Kimsourga Hornets beat the Buffalo Bisons 4-3 in Calder Cup action to move three games to one in the series. Willy Marshall, Pittsburgh center, scored late in the final period to break the 3-3 tie at 19:06. Sam Bettle opened the scoring for Buffalo, with Bob Bailey sidelined on suspension. Gil Mayer posted 38 saves for the Hornets while Ray Frederick stopped 34 for the Bisons.
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Bumpala
N. C
Kimsourga Hornets
Buffalo Bisons
Willy Marshall
Pittsburgh
Bison
Hornets
Bisons
Sam Bettle
Marshall
Bob Bailey
Jerry Olinski
Gil Mayer
Hornet
Ray Frederick
Maxwell wins Azalea Open by one stroke
Billy Maxwell the Odessa Texas native won the Azalea Open with an 18 under par total 270 beating Mike Souchak by one stroke. Maxwell collected 92000 for first place heading to Augusta for the Masters tournament. Souchak earned 11600 and also heads to the Masters. Bob Toski finished third with 275 and 1170 in prize money. Jay Hebert tied for fourth at 276 earning 980. Jerry Barber shot 271 for 4240 two years after his previous win.
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Hore Wilmington
N.C
Billy Maxwell
Hie
Augusta
Ge Todiy
Odessa
Tex
Maior
Mike Souchak
Durham
Maxwell
U. S
Souchak
Bob Toski
Livingston
Jay Hebert
Woodmere
N.Y
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
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