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Heavy scoring at Avalon Center in 1st Men's Bowling event
The Avalon Center hosted the 1st Men's Bowling Association handicap tournament with unprecedented scoring across singles, doubles, team, and all events. Dick Merkle, Russ Bemis, Dale Hammerlee, Sid Beckwith, and Tom Burkhart led the field with multiple high marks including Hammerlee 733 and Beckwith 701 in the 700s, Merkle 697 singles, and Barr pairing with his father for the top doubles.
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Colts’ Bonus Baby Bats Cleanup
The Houston Colts plan to start and bat cleanup today against San Francisco. Manager Harry Craft expresses confidence in the rookie, praising him as their best hitter and main bat for the game.
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Majors Open Season Full Schedule Today
Bowling action open with Russell and Williams posting high scores in A League play at BowlAire. Multiple players in A and B Leagues reach or approach 200s, with notable 256 by Williams and 246+ efforts by others. Scoring leaders include Legters 237 in Clymer Handicap and Bowen 309 in a headpin tournament. Earl Glass tops college scoring with 43.9 ppg for 14 games in 1962-63.
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Redlegs Open Season With Win Over Pirates
President Kennedy attends opener as Washington and Baltimore stumble. Orioles beat Senators 3 1 behind two second inning homers by Gentile and Powell while Robinson and Reds spark a 5 2 victory over Pirates in Crosley Field opener.
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Hawks Protest Officials In NBA Western Final
Hawks protest officiating in the Western Division final against the Lakers. Matty Blake cites inconsistent calls and injuries as factors, with Red Auerbach backing the Hawks and criticising referees Bobin and Drucker after a Cincinnati game.
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Erielle Slams 641 In ABC Bowling Meet
Erie, Pa pitcher Pat McLaughlin rolled a 641 series in the American Bowling Congress Tournament at Buffalo. The notable score came as Keystone Bowling Supply of Erie maintained its position in regular, classic and booster events. Earlier in the day minor events leaders remained unscathed as Moaiphilit posted games of 178 227 and 246 and his team totaled 2354.
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Greensboro Open Requires Top Golfers for 3900 Event
Five of the top seven players in the Masters circuit will compete in the 3900 Greater Pervassory Open Golf Tournament in Greensboro, beginning Thursday. Defending champ Billy Cabmer is among those aiming to reclaim the title as Tony Leno Sam Snead Julius Baros and Gary Pilver join the field to challenge the title.
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Mavis Absent as Yankees Open Against Kapaa
Roger Marin, who hit five home runs off the Mets, will not play in New York's opener against Kapaa. He told Manager Ralph Houk he is irritated and rested. Tor Lopes will replace Mavis at third base after yesterday's workout.
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Australian Boxer Stricken After Beating Ends in Hospital
An Australian bantamweight champion Billy Males was rushed to St George’s Hospital after a 4 round bout left him vomiting and with a mild concussion. The incident follows a recent rash of boxing deaths prompting church and school figures to reassess boxing’s safety.
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Reds Shutter Pirates in Second Inning Burst
Gene Ara, a Philippines native, outpointed Billy Males in Sydney as the Reds mounted a two run burst in the second inning. Leo Cardenas added a two run single in the second and Gordie Coleman homered in the sixth. Dorm Clendenon hit a fourth inning homer to spark the Pirates, with Bob Hartey scoring the other run in the seventh amid a balk and an error by O Tool.
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Dick Fox Named Beaver Cage Coach
Dick Fox will take over Corry Area High School basketball next season replacing Ron Schreen gost who resigned after last season. Fox was chosen from a field including Joe Risina and Ben Calderone and will coach grades 11 and 12 while teaching English at CAHS. Salary includes 5200 for the school year plus 300 for coaching basketball. Fox also coaches freshman basketball and varsity baseball at Gannon College and teaches at Erie East High School. The Corry School Committee praised him as a leader and disciplinarian. Corry’s recent basketball record has been 25-77 over five seasons, with Schreen gost posting 18-44 in his tenure.
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Big League Stars Open Season Amid Quick NL Victory
A jumble of baseball names and scores shows Fitching Jins OToole of the Reds winning the NL opener while Boog Powell homered for the Orioles in a decisive early win. The mosaic mentions Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and Italian stops, plus a distracted note on English teaching and a basketball coaching job with four candidates.
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Musial Logs 22nd Opener
Stan Musial, 42, previews his 22nd Cardinal opener at the Polo Grounds against the Mets. He reflects on a lifelong drive to compete, stating his goal remains to play in another World Series, despite a storied career with seven batting titles and three MVP awards.
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