Corry High track opens with new group plan
Corry High School track and field gears up for the opening meet as coach Bennink unveils a "group" system dividing sprinters, distance, hurdlers and others with senior leaders. Ed Partch coaches the field crew while the Mansfield Relays draw Corbett into a high profile competition. Bennink opposes the added two mile run, citing strain on smaller squads.
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Major Leaguers Swinging For Fair Opening Day Review
Opening day overview highlights six new managers one new ball park and bold new attitudes led by Carl Yastrzemski who becomes Red Sox playing captain. Teams debut schedules include Mets Reds Cubs Astros White Sox Braves and Senators with Johnson Humphrey miscue noted and a mixed day of wins losses across leagues.
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Mudcat) Grant
Barry Makes Star Team
New York AP Barry, San Francisco rookie of the year, joins Wilt Chamberlain Jerry Lucas Oscar Robertson and Jerry West on the NBA All Star team. Voting by nine league city writers produced no unanimous choices. Robertson missed only one ballot. Second team names Bill Russell John Havlicek Sam Jones Hal Greer Gus Johnson.
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Mantle Nabs Center Field Spot for Opening Game
New York Yankees manager Johnny Keane named Mickey Mantle the starting center fielder for the season opener with Detroit in Yankee Stadium. Mantle, who had shoulder surgery in January, has recovered enough to play after limited duty as a pinch hitter and left fielder earlier.
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Nicklaus Captures Masters in Second Victory Run
Jack Nicklaus wins a 18-hole playoff at Augusta to claim his second Masters title in a row, the third in four years. He earns $20,000 and pushes official earnings past $449,000 as he contemplates a Grand Slam run including the British Open and U.S. Open. He hints at continued play and future aims beyond the Masters.
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McInnes Steel League Bowler Near 700 as Ed Paver Tops
In last night’s McInnes Steel League action Berry rode a strong start near a 700 series but faded in the final game. Ed Paver led the McInnes headpin tourney with 294, Archie Wetmore and Al Dorman runner ups, while Bay and Clabbatz led the Bowl-Aire League with scores including 237 and 222s among others. Notable lines feature Devereaux 201, Paver 294, Wetmore 2nd, and a Bowl-Aire standings snapshot with several players posting 200s.
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Phil Sample
Dick Chapman
A S Outfielder Signs With Old Club Blues
The A S add outfielder to the roster as the team strengthens its defense and offense. A former star joins after leaving the minor leagues, bringing experience and speed to the lineup.
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Leaders Hold Positions In ABC Kegling Standings
In Rochester New York high scores shook the American Bowling Congress standings as Ray Johnsoner of Chicago moved to second in regular doubles with 1390 behind Tony Solacano and Bob Kwleden of Detroit. Johnson earned 682 in singles and Baer 648, with Baer also taking fourth in all events at 1982. Bob Pitzer's 702 in singles marked his best 10 year career, placing him sixth in regular singles. Ernie Koche of Chicago led regular singles with 728.
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Bayer Likely Named Gannon Coach After Steubenville Exit
Jae-John "Denny" Bayer emerges as a strong candidate for Gannon College basketball head coach after resigning as Steubenville College coach and assistant athletic director. Bayer guided Steubenville to a 66-43 record over four years and appearances in the Mideast NCAA College Division Playoffs. He played high school basketball at Farrell High and helped win a state title.
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Denny" Bayer
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