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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1960

Page

7

Beavers Open Season Amid Snow and Practice Delays

Corry High's 1960 track squad, defending Section II champions, faces a delayed start due to blizzards and spring storms. Coachs Ben Calderone and Dave Yard must evaluate 68 candidates, with returning stars Doug Stewart, Jim Vanik, John Brundage leading a mix of seniors, juniors, and freshmen as they brace for the April 26 meet against Franklin.

Gerry’s Beavers Kck Beavers Ben Calderone Dave Yard Franklin and Meadville Orange Blick Corty Doug Stewart Jim Vanik John Brundage Bob Lindsey John Roach Art Perkins Wayne Vanderhoff Steve Olson Corry Joe Baressi Orange and Black Roger Lacey Gary Phillips John Wells Jim Davison Bill Eaton Latin Hasbrouck Paul Hecker David Johnson Dick Johnson Roy Kerstetter

Beavers Track Schedule for 1960 Season

Beavers track calendar lists meets with Erie East away Northern Area away Titusville home Franklin home Meadville home Warren home Oil City away Corry for Section IT meet May 21 Meadville District 10 and May 28 State meet at Penn State. Section 1 meets noted.

Beavers Erie East Northern Area Titusville Franklin Meadville Warren City Corry Penn State

Cardinals Win NL Exhibition Season Crown

The St. Louis Cardinals headline the NL in exhibition play with an 18 8 spring record headed into the opener at San Francisco. Manager Sally Hemus praises the club while noting added pitching from Ronde Kline and Bob Miller, stronger defense with Spencer and Musial, and steady hits from Cunningham, White, and Boyer.

St. Louis Cardinals Sally Hemus Cau San Francisco Ronde Kline Bob Miller Sock Daryl Spencer Bob Nieman Leon Wagner Stan Musial Spencer Musial Larry Jackson Ernie Broglio Lindy McDanie Vinezar Bend Mizell Joe Cunningham Bill White Ken Boyer Hemus

Avya Jon Junior League Ends Season In Singles Event

The Boys division capped its 1959 60 season Saturday afternoon with a singles tournament set for the next Saturday. Bill Roehig led scoring with 175 and 158 games, while Bob Zaleneck 164 144 Bill Nichols 128 136 Mike Benson 134 Dave W. 130 Tor Morton 170 Dave Surlok 130 Joe De Marte 192 contributed in a strong finale. Final standings show Haw 316, Paleons 2ataf Gonfers 15, Eagles 16, Hawk Eyes 12, Blue Jays. Strong 1959 squad members remain a hurdle for Beavers’ title repeat. Section T meet slated for Meadville’s Allegheny College oval. District 10 tentative.

Avya- Jon Bill Roehig Bob Zaleneck Bill Nichols Mike Benson Dave W.more Tor Morton Dave Surlok Joe DeMarte Haw Gonfers Eagles Hawk Eyes Blue Jays Shape Up Beavers Meadville Allegheny College

Palmer wins Masters in dramatic final two holes

Augusta Ga AP Arnold Palmer, a 29 year old Pennsylvanian, thrilled a national TV audience by sinking clutch birdies on the 17th and 18th holes to win the Masters. He defeated Ken Venturi after leading since the final rounds, earning his second Masters and rising as golf’s dominant new force.

Augusta Goll Arnold Palmer Simmy Ken Palmer Ken Venturi Indy Battler Ben Hogan Sam Snead Venturi Dan Francisco Pew Wake Forest British Coast Guard Gary Player South Africa Hogan Snead

Celtics Win Second Straight Title In 122-108 Victory

Boston capped its second straight NBA title with a 122-108 win over St. Louis in the seventh game, matching past greats but prompting questions about how long the Celtics can maintain dominance. Star players including Bill Russell, Bob Cousy, and Tom Heinsohn are set to return, while Sam Jones and K C Jones provide depth, and Gene Conley faces multi sport duties with baseball.

Boston Boston Celtics Celtics Bostot St. "Lotta NBA Minneapolis George Mikan Red Auerbach Mikan Bill Russell George Auerbach Bob Cousy Bill Sharman Gene Conley Cormercal Philadelphia Phillies Russell Tommy Heinsohn Franky Ramsey Jones Boys Sam K. C Sharman Cousy Conley Toush

Indians Buy Klippstein From Dodgers

Johnny Klippstein right handed reliever, two years with the Dodgers, has been sold to the Cleveland Indians. Dodgers announced the deal today while playing the San Francisco Giants in Sacramento and informed Klippstein yesterday.

Boys Bowling League Planned for High Schoolers

The Bowl-Aire at Bowl-Aire alleys will host a two month boys bowling league for high school age youths. Pete Russell proprietor announced the league to meet rising interest and invited interested participants to contact him for applications.

Jhne Pete Russell Flay Russell

National League Opens Pennant Battle Tomorrow

The National League starts its pennant chase with a three way tilt among Dodgers Giants and Braves. Opening day games feature Chicago at Los Angeles St Louis at San Francisco Pittsburgh at Milwaukee and Philadelphia at Cincinnati with day and night starts as teams seek early momentum and record attendance likely to top 165000.

Solly Broglio Gibson Musial Cards Chicago Cubs Las Vegas Cubs Ernie Benks Los Angeles San Francisco Sacramento Cincinnati Milwaukee Louisville Pittsburgh Kansas City Fort Myers Fla Baltimore Philadelphia Miami New York Yankee Chicago White Sox Tampa Cleveland Boston New Orleans Detroit Lakeland Associated Press National League Los Angeles Dodgers Major League Baseball St. Louis Chicago Anderson Drysdale Jackson Jones Friend Spain Roberts Brosnan McLish Siienone Florida Washington Senators Giants Candlestick Park Bill Rigney Billy O'Dell Billy Lees Sam Bob Anderson Charlie Grimm Warren the Wonder Spahn Chuck Dressen Bob Friend Crosley Field Cal McLish Jim Brosnan Phillies Robin Roberts Weatherman Dodgers

European light heavyweight title bout ends in points

Frankfur t bout featured Erich Schoeppner defeating Helmut Ball on points in a European light heavyweight championship fight. Ball pressed early, but Schoeppner controlled the middle rounds with cleaner punching and ring generalship to secure the decision.

Frankfurt Germany Erich Schoeppner Helmut Ball

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