Penn State to Meet Bucknell and More in May Schedule
Sports notes discuss Penn State football lineups and a 1967 schedule with Bucknell May ? away but includes Princeton May 7 and Pennsylvania May 8. The column mentions Western Pennsylvania baseball, Warren and Erie independent teams, HyVis Oils plans, and boxing at the Erie arena plus Meadvill e prospects for Bernie Schwab and other players.
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Cornell
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Carry Country
Squirrels Attract Attention In Town Free Family Visit
In Ashtabula three fearless squirrels nest in a tree near town buildings. Residents report they repeatedly venture to doorsteps, drawing curious crowds and lighthearted rumors.
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Intramural Sports Dominate Corry High Spring Schedule
Intramural sports at Corry High School will lead the spring athletic calendar with an intra-school baseball league planned and track and tennis also sponsored on a smaller scale. Coach Russell Byler reports plans for meetings to decide sponsor roles and teams, with possible inter-class and Junior High expansion and a late May all star culmination. Equipment purchases are being lined up as weather allows for training and competitions.
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Caras Idle but Out in Front in Tourney
Defending titleholder Jimmy Caras of Wilmington holds the lead at the world pocket billiard championship as results shake up the standings. Charles Seatmok of Boston moves into contention after UPI reports show Caras idle while Ralph Greenleaf and Onofrio Lauri suffer defeats. Greenleaf drops to challenge. Irvine Crane defeats Tati in 18 innings, 125-112, and Sealinck beats Greenleaf in 21 innings, 125-86.
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Livonia
Red Wings Win To Even Series In Playoffs
April 8 Detroit Red Wings beat the New York Rangers 4 to 2 to even the Stanley Cup series after dropping game one in New York 5 to 1. Detroit’s improved offense backed a decisive second game, with remaining games set for Sunday Tuesday and a potential fifth game Thursday if needed.
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Titusville Brewers Nine May Reorganize
April 3 report notes Adsence o the Penn-Drakes spurring league reorganization in Titusville. Bob Cunningham of 303 South Martin street, ex-manager of Reid Brewers, calls former members to join a revived club. The Reid Brewers were prominent locally in 1935.
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Predicted PA Sunday Fishing Bill Passage
Game commissioner Charles French of Elwood City predicted last night the legislature would pass the bill allowing Sunday fishing in Pennsylvania.
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Homestead diver Patnik upsets favorites at NCAA indoor meet
New Haven April 9 A Home stead Pa Yt year old Al Patnik a freshman at Ohio State stunned four defending champions in the opening session of Yale Payne Whitney pool as he won the springboard title at the National AAU indoor championships. Patnik edged Al Greene by about two points after five compulsory dives showing a new level of precision and big time experience.
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Giants and Indians joust in spring exhibition loop
In Helena Arkansas on April 9 the National League champion Giants faced the Indians in the 11th of 18 spring exhibitions. Giants hammered Mel Harder for a 9-4 win yesterday, with Feller lasting three innings and striking out four without a hit. The day’s notes also cover Dodgers slugging Stripp to New York, rain delays in Daytona Beach, and several other spring training tidbits across Jacksonville Tulsa Orlando Savannah Memphis San Antonio and San Antonio. The storms in the sun are so tremendous that they can affect our earth.
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Hope Bright North Warren to Enter Loop
Bill Smith of Union City, president of the New York-Pennsylvania Baseball League, says a sixth club should sign within 48 hours. North Warren meeting to act on invitation. Manager Gardner shows keen interest and a reply is expected soon. Irving could be contacted if North Warren declines. Jamestown may be pursued if needed. league aims to sign sixth team before next week's meeting.
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Waner Signs 1957 Contract With Pirates
Pittsburgh report says Paul Waner the National League leading hitter signed a 1957 contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates today in Dallas Texas. The Pittsburgh Press noted the agreement in a copyrighted story.
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Raifroa 'ment Unio atall BRIE project over 06 locke at Pennay' notices Sohn
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