Corry High stars picked for Save An Eye All Star game
Corry High players Mike Vincent and Mike Hanna, noted for center and passing skills, were chosen to play for the County against Erie City All Stars in the Labor Day Save An Eye game in Erie. The pair, longtime CAHS teammates, will train at LeBoeuf High, with ten days of practice planned before kickoff.
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Neckers Co Wins With 3017 Series In Avalon Bowling Tourney
Neckers Co of the Clymer Handicap League seized first place as Dale Hammerlee led in a weekend bowling tourney at Avalon Center. Merkle led in two categories after week one, with strong showings from Hammerlee, Bensink, Beckwith, and Lictus in singles, doubles, and team events.
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Fight Results From San Juan and Across the Ring
Reported boxing results include Caries Oriz of New York stopping Doty Vailland in San Juan. Ortiz retained a world title in Tokyo, while Mal Mauka knocked out Gina Murry. Other listed locales include New Orleans, Boston, Newton and Hollywood with various bouts and scores.
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New York
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Tokyo
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Gina ‘Murry
New Orleans
Boston
Joe Deulicel
Newton
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Hollywood
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Bowl Aire league scores highlight high school bowling
Bill Roehrig Jr and Ruth Harkless posted strong marks in the Mixed Doubles League at VFW and Bowl Aire. Swanson, Dyckes and Bulard led Beaver League and scholastic circuits with multiple 100s and several 200 games. Notable totals include Roehrig 627 series and Bulard 202 high game, with W B Wickwire and Janet Harvey among top women scores.
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George Koestner
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Barb Wickwire
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Guller Dusters
Workman Tops NITtional Scoring Champ Title Race
Nick Workman of Seton Hall won the 1963 national collegiate scoring championship by the margin of five points over Barry Kramer of NYU. Final NCCBB figures show Workman averaged 29.5 points per game on 650 points in 22 games, with Kramer at 29.3 on 675 points in 23 games, followed by Bill Green and Gary Bradds.
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NEW York
Barry Kramer
New York University
Seton Hall
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
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Bill Green
Colorado State U
Gary Bradds
Ohio Shire
Exhibition Season Ends with Pitcher Herb Score Quitting
Herb Score, 29, longtime lefty once viewed as a million dollar property, announced retirement after Chicago White Sox optioned him to Indianapolis. Score cited family talks and declining form after injuries and six frustrating comeback years with no major league winning season. News noted Ford’s strained arm in Yankees loss and listed final exhibitions across multiple teams and cities.
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Masters Triumph Elevates Nicklaus Over Golf Elite
Jack Nicklaus won the 27th Masters in Augusta as the 23-year-old headlines golf by defeating Arnold Palmer Gary Player and others. He finished two strokes ahead of Julius Boros and Sam Snead after a closing 2 under par 70 final round. Palmer struggled to sustain his comeback while Nicklaus collected $20,000 and led PGA Tour money with $6715.
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Santana Stuns Emerson To Capture Masters Tennis Title
Spain's Manuel Santana, seeded No. 2, upset top seed Ray Emerson in St. Petersburg to win the Masters Invitational. Santana won 6-4 6-4 6-8 3-6 6-4, ending Emerson's two-year title run.
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Bill Bradley
Princeton
Houston
Lyle Harger
Tommy Boyer
Arkansas
Paul Silas Creighton
Pa Governor To Throw First Ball At Pirates Opening
Governor Scranton will throw the first ball as the Pittsburgh Pirates open the home season in a National League game against the Milwaukee Braves tomorrow. About 28,000 fans are expected to attend the opener at home.
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NBA Playoffs Division Finals Results Reported
Yesterday’s results show Glneinnaui defeating Boston 109 to 99 as the series progresses. Los Angeles beat St. Louis 123 to 9, with Los Angeles taking a 3-2 series lead.
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Los Angeles
St. Louis
Major League Season Opens With Parade of New Managers
New season kicks off with four new managers and about a dozen fresh players as Washington and Cincinnati gain a 24 hour jump. Don Rudolph and Steve Barber start for Senators and Orioles, with 479000 expected fans in DC and a capacity crowd in Cincinnati. National League opens include Giants in Houston and Dodgers in Chicago as teams chase pennants amid big off season trades.
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West All-Stars Defeat East In Shrine Game Thriller
West squeaked past the East 82 to 79 led by substitute standout Harkness who earned Most Valuable Player honors. He missed two practices due to Chicago exams yet contributed four points and key assists, while Tony Cerventi provided a helping hand with strong rebounding and footwork. The East, paced by Tom Thacker, Nate Mond, and Jim Rayl, cut a halftime 16 point deficit but could not overtake the West. Art Heyman added 14 for Duke in a high intensity showcase.
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Chicago
Loyola
Harkness
Tom ‘Thacker
Cincinnti
Nate Thomond
Bowling Green
Jimmy Rayl
Indiana
Ted
Tio West
Shorebounting
Tony Cervent
Arizona State
All America
Art Heyman
Duke
Bellefonte Bowler Leads Class A Singles Chase
Bellefonte bowler in a youth category led the Class A singles at the One State Men’s Bowling Association tournament in Williamsport. Richard Noll rolled a 709 to take first place, surpassing Harry Minehart who had led after two rounds with 694. Marsh Bilders of Pittsburgh kept the team lead in Class A with 3.127, while a Western Pennsylvania entry moved into the Class B team lead as Sunny Dim Restaurant of Pittsburgh bowled 2.828 to take the top spot.
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New Managers Lead Fresh Faces in Major League Posts
Manila Plynoi R J O notes Thailand stopped Little Ce in 124 and highlights notable newcomers Dike Sider Carleton Willey North Sherry Larry Burright Pin Harness Al Moran and Jacy Statlard. It reports two of four new managers entering the majors for first time John ny Pesky with Boston Ed Lopat with Kansas City, Bobby Bragan in Milwaukee and Cleveland, Birdie Tebbetts Indiana’s new skipper with past Cincinnati Milwaukee stints.
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