Corry Beavers Open 1962 Track Season Under Coach Hast
Corry Area High School prepares for the 1962 track season led by coach Hast and a deep squad. Key returnees include Mickey McMahon in high jump, Don Bailey in distance events, and Ed Linski in sprints, with battles for spots across pole vault and hurdles. The lineup features John Coryell, Roger Munn, and Jim Olson among others as they face Erie in the opener amid questions about Lennart Hamsmitrberg’s ankle injury.
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Max Beanink
Dave Yard
Eric Bast
Gem City
Steve Olson
Joe Baressi
Olson
United States Military Academy
West Point
Baressi
Cornell University
Orange and Black
Secion
Franklin
Baress
John Brundage
Mickey McMahon
Janky
Terry Danner
Jack McIntyre
Dick Scholton
McMahon
Tori Flowers
Ed Linski
Don Bailey
Flowers
Swifty
Dan McEldowney
Oval
Larry Johnson
Bob Mignaccio
Russ Bailey
Phil Leek
Linski
Bailey
Russ
Dent
Roger Munn
Jin Olson
John Correll
Lennart Hamsmitrberg
Sweden
Hast
Bill Bratender
Battles
Corry Alan Mark
Borertow al Erie
John French
Jerry McIntyre
Bob Migtlaevio
Tim Dison
Randy Krone
Dana Routwell
Roy Hall
Keith Wade
Corky Crochet
Jerry Hamilton
Ron Jolson
Art Hotchkiss
Harold Bromley
John Coryell
Mike Vincent
Earl Culbertson
Ed’ Linski
Corky Crockett
Tom Flowers
Ron Johnsop
Dick Lindberg Keys Pistoleers To Twin Wins
Dick Lindberg led the Corry Red and Gun Club pistol team to a double victory over the New Yorkers in Fredonia as Penn York League scores ran 1330 1310 and 1352 1349. Lindberg shot 270 and 282, with 282 tops for the night. The win tightens Corry’s hold on second place behind Walnut Creek Club of Erie.
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Red and Gun Club
Fredonia
Dick Lindberg
Walnut Creek Club
Erie
Frank McGuire May Quit Philly
Frank McGuire, coach of the Philadelphia Warriors, may quit to discuss a South Carolina coaching job. He would meet with Athletic Director Marvin Bass as rumors swirled that Warriors owner Eddie Gottlieb planned to sell the team to a San Francisco group. McGuire reportedly prefers not to move his family to the West Coast and still lives in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
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Frank McGuire
Philadelphia
NBA
Warriors
University of South Carolna
McGuire
University of North Carolina
South Carolina
Marvin Bass
Warrior
Eddie Gottlibh
San Francisco
West Coast
Chapel Hill
N. C
Injured Boxer Hunsaker Edges Toward Recovery in West Virginia
Heavyweight fighter Tulnley Hunsaker, 32, recuperates in SILUEFIELD after two brain operations following a 10th round knockout at Beckley last Friday. Dr. L. Gage reports slow progress but improvement as the patient eats fairly well and talks. Also note Montano stops Horsman in Rochester, Minn.
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Siluefield
W. Va
Tuntey Hunsaker
Beckley
Hunsaker
L. Gage
Bosox rookie shines in 4 hitter win over Cleveland
Billy Monbouquette resembles Barly Wynn as he throws a four hitter and one unearned run game. Carroll Hardy hits a grand slam in the 12th to break a scoreless tie and Boston earns its first runs after 20 innings. Yastrzemski opens the 12th with a triple. Pascual blanks Kansas City with support from Allison Rollins and Battey.
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Associated Press
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Billy Monbouquette
Barly Wynn
Wynn
Barly
Billy
Chicago
Cleveland
Mondo
Ron Taylor
Camilo Pascual
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
Monbouquette
Carroll Hardy
Taylor
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Fenway Park
Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Mel McGaha
Frank Malzone
Russ Nixon
Bob Allison
Dick Rollins
Earl Batley
Wily
Pascual
Allison
Rollins
Battey
John Wyatt
Celtics Tie Lakers to Even NBA Finals Series in Dallas
Celtics beat the Los Angeles Lakers 111 to 103 to level the NBA Finals at two games apiece. Bill Russell led Boston with 21 points as Red Auerbach praised the team’s resilience after a prior loss. Celtics surged ahead early, then held steady through three quarters before sealing the win in Boston’s favor.
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Boston
Celtic
Red Auerbach
Bill Russell
Celtics
Russell
Sugar Ray Robinson Heads Caribbean Boxing Tour
Sugar Ray Robinson leaves for Miami en route to a four stop boxing tour of the Caribbean and South America. The tour opens Saturday in Georgetown, British Guiana, to sharpen him for a return to welterweight and middleweight competition.
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WEW
Giardello Faces Warrenie On Erie Card Tomorrow
Boxing show at the Erie Arena features middleweight contender Joey Giardello against Warrenie in a six round bout to aid Benny Paret's family with the late boxer's death noted. Also on the card, Tom Gerardo faces Joey Giardello opponent and Johnny Bizzarro meets Jacky Donnelly in a four round bout.
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Johnny Bizzarro
Erie
Jacky Donnely
Buffalo
N. Y
New Grid League To Start In September
The Atlantic Professional Football Conference will begin operations as an eight team league next September. President-commissioner Joseph Rosen towel announced the circuit will include Portland Maine Providence Rhode Island Ansonia and Stamford Connecticut Northern Division along with Patterson Newark Bethlehem and Frankford Utica New York in the Southern Division. A Baltimore franchise was voted but not active until 1963.
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Joseph Rosentowel
Portland
Providence
R. I
Ansonia
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Figueroa Stops Flores in 3 June London Bout
Luis Figueroa, age 125, halted Sonny Flores, age 124, in a June 3 London boxing match, as rival Terry Downes watched. The bout took place in London with Figueroa delivering the win over Flores in the ring.
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Puerto Rico
Luis Figueroa
New York
Sonny Flores
Miami
Terry Downes
Musial Ties NL Mark In Opening Mets Battle
Stan Musial, 41, had three hits and three runs batted in as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the New York Mets 11 to opening night. His 1 859th career hit tied the National League mark set by Mel Ott. Musial extended his NL records and helped power a big early season win for St. Louis.
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Father Time
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New York Mets
Musial
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Mel Ott
Houston
New Colts
Chicago
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Billy O'Dell
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Julian Javier
Larry Jackson
Bargain bonanza ad highlights toys clocks and shoes
Sale features genuine sisal rope small toys rubber bails flash cards wall clocks and leather moccasins with low prices. Items include 50 foot rope 68 cents 100 foot rope 96 cents 99 cent children's shoes 5 12 sizes and 48 cent game boxes plus a 7 50 wall clock and 2 98 carpet runners.
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U.S.A
Broadway
Joe
Women bowlers lead at Avalon Center league night
Roxann Bradford and Dorothy Morton posted strong scores with 154 178 190 and 161 162 185 as Audrey Rouse rolled 189 62 156. Other high figures included Blanche Zajac 189, Thelma Glavis 179, and Fran among the top singles in the Women of the Woos league at Avalon Center.
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Dorothy Morton
Audrey Rouse
Wayne Slinnersus
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BowlAle
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Avalon
Blanche Zajac
Thelma Glavis
Fran
Baseball Scores and Bowling Rail Notables in Local Reports
Wednesday sports roundup covers Detroit at Washington rainout with other games listed. Bowling results include Wayne Skinner 608 and multiple 200s. Elks League and doubles tourney at BowlAire noted with Danner and Slava winners.
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Aire Nv
Corry Instrument Co
McCray Aluminum
Zalzneck Jrs
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Superior Corry Bakery
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Frank’s Auto
Crystal Coal
Raymonds
Les Danner
Tony Slava
Bob Flunt
Hal Paulson
Lou Hurlbert
Harold Scott
Bill Helmintoller
Ed Kovach
Gus Eder
Bill Keppel
Musial ties NL hit record in Cardinals opener against Mets
Stan Musial, aged 21 years after his major league debut, belted two singles a double and two RBIs as the St Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Mets 1 14. Musial tied Mel Ott for the NL career hits record with 859 and eyes Honus Wagner for third place with 27 more hits. Casey Stengel, now Mets manager, lauded Musial while Musial set or shared 36 NL records and 13 major league records.
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Mel Ott
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Ty Cobb
Monbouquette fires 12 inning shutout to beat Indians
Bill Monbouquette of the Red Sox pitched a 12 inning complete game shutout allowing four hits after nine innings with one hit. Stan Musial of the Cardinals went 3 for 4 with a walk in a 1 4 victory over the Mets scoring his 1859th career run, tying a NL record.
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Gil Hodges
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Dick Farrell
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Associated Press
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Cleveland
Stan Musial
Cardinals
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