Barb Seel Second In State Diving
Reading dominated the YMCA girls state diving meet in York Pennsylvania with Barb Seel of Western Pennsylvania earning a second place silver medal despite a ninth seed. Criss Cole from Corry Y finished seventh and Jan Sample placed eighth as state competition expanded beyond district and regional play.
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YMCA
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Barb
Western Pennsylvania
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Corry Y
Jan Sample
Reading girls sweep diving events across divisions
Reading swimmers dominated the diving competition with first place finishes in three of four events. Senior division results show Karen Glase Reading 235.15, Sand dy Reading 224.40, Gloria Worley Reading 214.50. Junior division Cindy Hiest er Reading 169.10, Barbara Seel Corry 159.60, Dianne Straub Reading 153.20. Prep Mary Napolitano Reading 106.10, Susan Swan Allentown 103.55, Burt Snoz nik New Kensington 102.55. Cadet Bonnie Jill Ferguson Main Line 100.60, Connie Hies ter Reading 87.00, Debbie Randolph Roxborough 69.00.
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Corry
Dianne Straub
Mary Napolitano
Susan Swan
Allentown
Burt Snoznik
New Kensington
Cadet
Bonnie Jill Ferguson
Main Line
Connie Hiester
Debbie Randolph
Roxborough
Boros and Casper Lead As Greensboro Open Round Fully Canceled
In Greensboro North Carolina Julius Boros and Billy Casper led the Greater Greensboro Open before a rain delay halted the second round. The round was wiped clean with scores nullified and a 96 hole finish planned for Sunday. Jack McGowan had the best day’s 66 before rain halted play. Arnold Palmer stood third after a 67.
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Opening Day Derailed by King Assassination Fallout
Baseball's 1968 season starts with the Pirates vs Astros in Houston as Larry Shepard begins managing. The Washington Senators and Minnesota Twins opener is postponed to Tuesday in response to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination. Cincinnati’s Cubs game moved to Wednesday per Mayor Ruehman's Day of Commitment. Other NL games shift dates as the rest of the league begins.
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First Legion Baseball Team Opens Spring Practice at Loveland Field
Local fans greet spring as Jim Hammond announces the Corry Savings and Loan Legion baseball team will hold opening practice tomorrow at 2:30 P M at Loveland Field. All former players and any boy 18 or under may report to try out. Keystones members are also urged to attend.
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Téers Change Playoff Date For Jewish Holiday
The Philadelphia Téers moved their NBA playoff game with Boston from Friday to Thursday to observe the start of Passover and Good Friday. It is the third game in a best of seven Eastern Division championship series. The second game will be in Boston next Wednesday.
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Bosox Open Camp Beset By Tony Conigliaro Injury
The defending champions Boston Red Sox head north shadowed by Tony Conigliaro's deteriorating left eye vision after a pitch injury last August. GM Dick O Connell seeks 60 days on the disabled list while Carl Yastrzemski expresses cautious optimism for a full recovery. Exhibition games across the league yield tight results as spring drills proceed.
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Boston
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Red Sox
Winter Haven
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Mantle credits switch to first base for career extension
In Fort Lauderdale Mickey Mantle credits moving to first base with prolonging his career. He recalls 1966-67 pain in center field and his fading throwing arm, noting first base is easier and he aims to improve bunts and relay throws. Mantle will enter 1968 at 518 home runs and 37 next October, wary of reaching 600. He calls aging real but vows to keep playing, though doubt remains about a return to peak form.
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Oklahoma
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Dallas
Bowling night scores highlight local lanes and players
Larry Snow rolled a 242 as Bowl-Aire bowlers dominated the lanes. Corry Jamestown Night Owls and Bowl-Aire Night Owls featured high scores from Larry Gates 210 Art McQuiston 207 and Charlie VanWinkle 207 while others posted 104 to 544 series totals.
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