Bosox Kid Shines as Conigliaro Starts for Red Sox
rookie outfielder Tony Conigliaro, age 19, shines in spring action for Boston, driving in two runs including the winning tally in 12th inning against Los Angeles Angels. He leads Boston with 16 RBIs, four homers, nine doubles and 13 runs, while batting .296 with 21 hits and 15 extra-base hits in early exhibition play.
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Patterson Eyes Liston Rematch as Heavyweight Scene Shifts
Floyd Patterson, eager to reclaim the heavyweight crown, seeks another bout with Sonny Liston after two earlier decisive losses. Patterson notes he must hear from champion Cassius Clay within a week or he will press forward with plans to fight Machen in Sweden.
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Huge Hurlers Height Makes Don Schwall A Key Buc
Don Schwall, a six foot six right hander from Wilkes Barre now living in Burgettstown Pa., is a major prospect for the Pittsburgh Pirates. The former Boston rookie of the year joined the club last season from the Red Sox and posted a 3 34 record over three big league seasons. Pirates plan to fit him into the 1960 season beginning at Forbes Field in a opener against the Cubs.
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Friday's Fights in Miami Beach Event Highlight
Miami fighter Luis Rodriguez, 151, defeated by decision to Jesse Smith, 197, of Philadelphia, in a ten round boxing bout held Friday in Miami Beach.
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Hawks and Warriors Deadlock Western Finals Thriller
San Francisco coach Alex Hannum screened a film to his Warriors after a playoff loss, urging more movement. The tactic spurred a 120 45 rout of the Hawks at the Cow Palace, tying the Western Conference finals at one game each as the teams head to St Louis.
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Betsy Rawls Leads St. Petersburg Open Golf Third Round
Betsy Rawls holds a one stroke lead heading into the third round of the St. Petersburg Women’s Open after a decisive shot putt on the 36th hole. She sits at 144, one ahead of Patty Borg with Muriel Lena Faulk in third at 145 and Kathy Whitworth fourth at 148.
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Section Two Won’t Expand To 8 Teams Next Year
Section Two will remain a six school conference next year with Corry Warren Titusville Erie City Franklin and Meadville. No written applications from Youngsville or Cranberry were submitted. A split golf schedule will begin this spring with seven meets for Carry. JV basketball keeps seven minute quarters. A Titusville hosted volleyball tournament is set for 1965 and officials lists may be exchanged among league schools. Conneaut Lake will host 1965 wrestling sectional with rotation through 1967. Only one league match counts in wrestling standings for Corry, Titusville and Warren. Attendees included Corry official Lou Hanna and principal Leroy Beck.
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Noble, Ireland Lead Locals To Rifle Wins
Corrys crack rifle teams both registered victories last night over Meadville. The aggregation lapped the M squad Liss to 1440 on the focal line while their brethren won handily at Meadville 1398 to 1254. John Noble fired 294 for the A team and top five included Lyle Gilford, Gene Davis, Bill Hall, and Justin Weeks. Davis posted the year’s best average at 201.23, narrowly ahead of Weeky Art behind 20 paced the B win. The top five for the B team were Dexter Girona, Frank Kar Koski, Murky Ware, and 1111 Shaver.
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Snead Extends Greensboro Lead In Open After 2nd Round
In Greensboro at the $35,000 Greensboro Open, Sam Snead clings to a three stroke lead over Julius Boros and Bill Dunk, opening the round with a faltering start but finishing with a 71. Jimmy Steed, Snead’s longtime caddie, notes the veteran’s edge as 50-year-old Steed praises Snead’s form and hints at emerging youths. Jack Nicklaus sits four back at 139 as nine players post 69 to share Friday’s low honors on the 7,000 yard Sedgefield course. Arnold Palmer trails by 10 after a 75.
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Corry High Wrestlers Face New York Opponents
Corry High will meet two New York teams Jamestown and Southwestern High of Lakewood in a home and home series. Southwestern is a one time foe, while Titusville and Warren become the two league foes twice. Remaining matches include Meadville Oil City Franklin non league Fort LeBoeuf Union City Townville and Saegertown. Seven will be Friday, six Tuesday, one Thursday.
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Lyle Johnson Wins Owls Singles Title at Bowl-Aire
Lyle Johnson edged runner up Bob Jaquith by about seven pins to win the Night Owls tournament at Bowl-Aire. Johnson posted 697 in the handicap event, with Jaquith at 629, Clarence Raymond 621, and Don Rouse 617. Sam Pate 601 and Herb Berghaus 600 also surpassed 600 in handicap. Rinaldi Defends European Title in Dortmund tonight with a 17,000 expected crowd as Giulio Rinaldi faces Gustav Scholz in Germany.
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Mets Ace Breaks Jaw in Spring Training Injury
Mets right hander Carl Willey was hospitalized with a broken jaw after a line drive struck him in the seventh inning of a spring game against Detroit. The 32-year-old pitcher underwent wiring at Pasadena Hospital and faces at least a one week layoff, despite having a 22 inning scoreless stretch prior to the injury.
Japan estimates 3 billion for Tokyo Olympics
The Tokyo Metropolitan Olympic Preparation Bureau reported an overall cost of 2,927,626,000 dollars for the Games October 10 to 24. The figure covers stadiums and village construction, permanent structures, hotel building, airport remodeling, and new roads subways and rail lines.
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