Giants trio jailed for disorderly conduct in Phoenix
Three San Francisco Giants players Harvey Kuenn Bob Schmidt and Jim Davenport were arrested outside the Giants headquarters at the Hotel Adams in Phoenix after a confrontation with a youth Lester Gray 20. Police said the players smelled of alcohol and were arguing with Gray. They were released on 30 bond each with a preliminary hearing set for April 18.
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Corry High Golf Schedule Announced
Corry Ave High School golf schedule announced by Athletic Director Lew Hanna. The eight match season starts April 26 and ends May 26 with a district meet on May 26 at Edin. Games include Erie Academy and Warren away and Titusville home and away in mid May.
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Youngest 300 Bowler Sets ABC Tourney Record
Michigander Robert DeGraff, 24, becomes the youngest bowler to roll a 300 in 58 ABC tournaments. In doubles with Marshall Robbins, DeGraff opened 194 and 205 before a third game run of strikes, finishing 1314 for second in the closure doubles.
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Celtics Favor to Beat Hawks in Nba Title Playoff
Boston expected to win by nine points against St Louis to take a two game lead in the best of seven National Basketball Association final series with the Hawks.
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Cards Clip Yankees Pirates Plastered
The St Louis Cardinals beat the New York Yankees 4 1 in 11 innings at St Petersburg. Lindy McDaniel pitched the last four frames to preserve a win after Broglio started and gave up only three hits through seven innings. Alex Grimmas drove in the go ahead run in the tie breaking moment. Willie Tasby homered twice for the Senators in a 12 3 rout of the White Sox. The exhibition season continued with several other scores across major league camps including Detroit over the Pirates 10 2 and the Cubs over the Angels 4 3.
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Armstead Stops Santos in Richmond Fight
In Richmond California Paul Armstead 136 from Los Angeles halted Chico Santos 137 from Oakland in the seventh round. In Sacramento California Dave Schoolboy Brown 1884 from San Francisco stopped Jim Flood 160 from Sacramento in the sixth round.
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Schoolboy) Brown
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Orioles Hopeful: Richards Sees pennant run in 1960s style
Baltimore manager Paul Richards expresses cautious optimism for a pennant bid, citing improved outfield help from Herzog Snyder and Essegian, a strengthened infield with Robinson Hansen Breeding Gentile, and a deep pitching staff led by Estrada Barber Pappas Fisher Brown Walker with Hoyt Wilhelm in relief.
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Floyd Patterson Eyes Machen Or Cooper In September
Floyd Patterson may fight Eddie Machen or Henry Cooper in September for the heavyweight title with New York’s Yankee Stadium likely the site. Sonny Liston would defend his status against Ingemar Johansson in Goteborg, Sweden, with Johansson confirming active talks.
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Gary Player Aims to Be First Foreigner Champion at Masters
South Africa's Gary Player, the year's leading money winner with $25,217, says he is focused on becoming the first foreigner to win the Masters at Augusta. Player notes strong rounds and energy conservation as he competes against favorites including Arnold Palmer, who seeks a repeat title after a stellar season.
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Promising jockey Roy Ly Gilbert dies after fall at Aqueduct
New York report states jockey Roy Ly Gilbert, 22, from London Kentucky, died after his mount tok a misstep and bolted during the half mile on the backstretch of a five furlong sprint. Gilbert had risen rapidly, winning Swift Stakes and Shore Handicap on Merry Ruby, plus major races in recent weeks, before his fatal fall at Aqueduct.
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Penni Pitcher Faces Severe Adhesions Blocking Return
Ed Roebuck, the Dodgers relief ace, suffers adhesions in his side causing bleeding and pain when throwing. Manager Walt Alston says Roebuck endures a jealous ordeal but aims to pitch again. Dodger physician Dr. Robert Kerlin to assess Roebuck as a decision on the 1960 season looms.
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Plans for Lady Golfers at Corry Country Club
Plans for a women’s golf season at Corry Country Club advance with a June opening and a detailed member booklet. Ladies Days on Thursdays will feature 18 hole and nine hole options, with tournaments planned including a tag event and longest drive. President’s Cup matches begin July 20 followed by major events in August as club officials seek to boost participation.
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Bowling stars shine as Jo Davis leads Avalon league night
Jo Davis blazed to 648 in Avalon B League action, with a 548 block highlighting her performance. Avalon swept the S10 department as Bette Kane and Barb Wickwit contributed strong scores. Dorothy Mabhbua and Benna Wallet posted notable marks for Bowl Airy, while industrial tenpin saw Terry Willis notch 208. Standings list Carroll's Gift Shop, Avalon, Ike's Sport Shop, Cory Pharmacy among others.
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Springfield Triumphs Cleveland in Hockey League Finals
The Springfield Tnelans win the American Hockey League finals with four straight victories over Cleveland. The series ends 3-1 in favor of Springfield, ending Cleveland's title bid. Key players from Massachusetts, including Borbuck, starred as Springfield dominated the matchup.
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