All-State scholastic basketball ballot lists 200 nominees
The Associated Press unveils 200 nominees from Pennsylvania high schools for the All-State five, with 14 from District 10 and only one from Erie. Notables include Mickey Atkinson of Erie Strong Vincent and others from Millcreek Harborcreek Titusville Warren Franklin Meadville St. Josephs and Northern Area.
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Erie
Mickey Atkinson
Vincent Crew
Altoona
Jane Erlette
Don Trohoske
Millcreek
Harborcreek
Steve Moorhead
Cormy
Terry Williams
Williams
Titusville
Warren
Franklin
Meadville
Tom Allan
George Dewey
Ron Warner
Rockets
Jack Karkosky
Nick Monroe
Bobby Lynch
Walt Thames
Lloyd Eubanks
Oil City
District 10 basketball stats highlight Erie County leaders
Girard and Lawrence Park lead scoring with 765 and 71. per game as 47 teams compete. Corry posts 1010 total points at 50.5, Wattaburg defends at 46.8, Fairview low in scoring at 4.53, and McKean yields top defensive totals. Sherman goes 19-1 at 69.9 PPG while Fairview drops to 1-19. Meadville weighs baseball franchise talk. Ol City High seeks coaches as next season looms.
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Girard
Lawrence Park
Erie County
Yellow Jackets
Corry
Beavers
Wattaburg
Fairview
McKean
Rams
Tigers
Sherman
Bemus Point
Meadville
Bill Dewitt
Venturi Leads Masters After Round One With 68
Ken Venturi fired a 68 to seize a one stroke lead as the Masters field began its second round. The San Francisco prodigy sits amid a crowded chase including Norman Von Nida, Jimmy Demaret, Chick Herbert, Cary Middlecoff, Arnold Palmer, and Flory Van Donck within three shots. Defending champion Doug Ford stood at 74 while Koichi Ono and Torakichi Nakamura lagged with 74 and 76.
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Eusta
Ken Venturi
San Francisco
Venturi
Ayo
Jack Burke Jr
Augusta National
Norman von Nida
Sydney
Australia
Jimmy Demaret
Chick Herbert
Base Ceomstte Odessa
Tex
Cary Middlecoff
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Flory van Donck
Debonair Belkan
Bill Hyndman Tit
Abington
Tedk Fleck
Byron Nelson
Clade Harmon
Lionel Hebert
Robert de Vicenzo
Fred Hawkins
Bully Maxwell
Art Wall Jr
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Doug Ford
Koichi Ono
Torakichi Nakamura
Japan
Bowling Scores Highlight Local League Kingpin
Bob Eddy led the Conny-James town league with a 622 series after games of 201 and 296 in Lenpin Dopplers action. Other high scorers included Ed Berry 208 Art Kingley 204 and D Gustafson 200 in a night of solid 200s. Bowl-Aire B League saw Ford Stewart top with 225 as eleven players exceeded 200. A Meadeville area volleyball tournament is set for Titusville with teams from six cities competing under YMCA, billed as power volleyball with spikes around 100 mph.
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Bob Eddy
Conny-James
Ed Berry
Art Kingley
Dean Dubrosky
D. Gustafson
Ford Stewart
Chér
Leneve Loppers
Jim Kelsey
Wayne Skinner
Dale Paige
Mert Fitch
Ed Elsgle
Joe Amoroso
Stan Surnicki
Randy McCray
Dirk Mason
George Fox
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Borstorff & Fitch
Johnson Bros
Meadville
Tom Duff
Titusville
Off City
Jamestown
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Tarentum
YMCA
Giants Weigh Deals As NL Opener Near
San Francisco manager Bill Rigney says the Giants remain active in trades before the April 15 NL season start. They just traded Bobby Thomson to the Cubs for Bob Speake and sent Ray Kait to St. Louis for Jim King. Giants also beat Chicago in Cactus League play, finishing 15-8 and claiming the Arizona exhibition title.
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Arie
Bill Rigney
San Francisco Giants
Bobby Thompson
Chicago Cubs
Bob Speake
Rieney
Gients
Ray Kait
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim King
Speaker
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Willie Hickland
Whitey Lockman
Dusty Rhodes
San Francisco
Chicaro Cub
Glen Hobbie
Ernie Banks
Dale
Jim Pendleton
Arnie Por‘tocarrer
Kansas City
Washington
Harvey Haddix
Cincinmati
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Dale Long
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Bobby ‘Thomson
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Speake
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Sugar Ray Rob inson Named Fighter of the Month
Sugar Ray Robinson earned Ring Magazine’s Fighter of the Month honors after a month that saw his middleweight championship reclaim and multiple rival shifts. Basilio rose to No 1 contender, Mims cracked the elite 10, and Moore climbed into heavyweights amid broad division reorders.
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Mims
Washington
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Ole Archie
Roy Harris
Tex
Tony Anthony
Canada
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Warren Man Drops To Fourth In ABC Tournament
Warren, Pa wrestler Wooster falls to fourth in the all-events division of the 85th American Bowling Congress Tournament moving into day seven in Syracuse New York. He has 1841 points, trailing leaders Pay Meraburda Grand Rapids Mich 1931 Samuel Walker Jr Canandaigua Nov 1910 and Tyan Greenfield Madison Wis 1846. Doubles standings stay unchanged with Walker Schaeffer Canandaigua leading 1267 followed by Morrison Fortin 1987 and Carl Wismar Russ Olson 1255.
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Warren
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Grand Rapids
Mich
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Canandaigua
Tyan Greenfield
Madison
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Robert Schaeffer
Jim Morrison
John Fortin
Brooklyn
Carl Wismar
Russ
Olson
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Murray Rose wins 1500m National AAT freestyle title
Australian Olympic star Murray Rose captured the 1500 meter National AAT free style championship in New Haven Connecticut with a time of 18 285 far from the world record.
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Orioles Sweep Two From Tribe In Doubleheader
Associated Press reports the Baltimore Orioles rallied to sweep a two game set from the Cleveland Indians 10-6 and 10-1. Don Ferrarese started for Cleveland, Brooks Robinson hit a homer, and Rocky Colavito had two hits for the Indians in the nightcap.
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Cardinals Pose Strong Threat In National League Race
In St. Petersburg, Stan Musial leads the Cardinals with a .351 spring average and daily play, as manager Freddie Hutchinson reshuffles infield spots with Alvin Dark, Eddie Kasko, Vinegar Bend Mizell, and Ken Boyer thriving. The lineup shows promise with Blasingame, Dark, Kasko, Moon, and Smith among others, while pitching leans on Jackson, McCastiel, Jones, and Mizell. catching remains a weakness with Smith and Katt competing. A separate boxing note highlights Liston’s late surge to beat Whitehurst as Valdes bests Heath.
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Milwaukee
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Hutchinson
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Don Blasingame
Kasko
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Wally Moon
Joe Gunningham
Bozeman
Dick Schofield
Benny Valenzuela
Houston
Dr Noven
Joe Taylor
Seartlet
Bobby Gene Smith
Hal Smith
Hobie Sandwith
Ray Katt
Giaats
Gene Green
Rochester
Larry Jackson
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