Corry Beavers open season at Erie East in track
Corry High's Beavers face Franklin and Meadville in a season debut at Erie East as coaches Yard and Calderone test a rebuilt squad after graduation losses. Key events include 120 yard hurdles with Brundage, 100 yard dash led by Vanik, and mile relay in doubt after an unrun intraquad meet.
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Corry High
Erie East
Sid Stewart
Terry Willams
Tom Potocki
Franklin
John Brundage
Corry
Jim Judy
Jim Vanik
Joe Baresi
Bill Lord
Butch Conrad
Hell
Wayne Vanderhoff
Meadville
Jerry Peterson
Grageation
Baressi
Lord
Williams
Jan VanDrésar
Aman
Knights
Ken Downey
Geore Patterson
Titusville
Randy Miller
Bill Cozad
Brundage
Peterson
Vanderhoff
Dick Johnson
John Enares
Titusville Beavers eye two field event titles this spring
Last year Titusville boasted two field event champions, George Dewey and Joel Benson, and this season the sieved beavers aim to repeat in shot put and discus while underclassmen fill jumps. Doug Stewart set a District 10 record in 1959, Art Perkins backs the second rank, and the team rebuilds across pole vault and high jump as Jim Davison and Mickey McMahon lead, with Meadville and Franklin still ahead in broad jump and title hopes hinge on beating Franklin and Meadville.
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Titusville
George Dewey
Joel Benson
Beavers
Doug Stewart
Art Perkins
Steve Olson
Roger
Mickey McMahon
Ad Junicer
Phil Lele
Bob Hunter
Meadville
Jim Davison
Franklin
Measiville
Fred Harris
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Redliie
Big Three Open NL Season With Wins On Opening Day
Dodgers beat Cubs 9 2 in 11 innings at the Coliseum in front of a record NL opening crowd. Braves down Pirates as Giants top Cardinals 3 1 in Candlestick Park debut. Reds rally past Phillies 9 4 in Cincinnati. Attendance topped 179 782, an NL opening day record.
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Bil White
Leon Warner
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Robin Roberts
Cincinnati
Roy McMillan
Tony Gonzaley
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Jerry Jim O'Toole
Braves Beat Pi Rates In Tie-Breaker With Adcock Home Run
Yesterday's Stars 29 Associate notes Freny Batting-Joe Adcock of the Braves drove in three runs, homering in the eighth to lift them to a 43 run win over Pi rates. Pitcher Sam Jones of the Giants allowed three hits and one walk in a near shutout against the Cardinals for the win.
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Joe Adcock
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Pirates
Sam Jones
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Cardinals
Last Night's Pights Draws In Manila and Fresno Fight Night
Fresno, California and Manila collide in a murky bout recap as Glen Flanagan and Javellana Kid exchange notes of a drawn encounter. Names flash among scattered numbers and street addresses signaling a boxing card with unclear outcomes and lingering questions.
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National League standings and results recap
National League standings show Cincinnati at 191,000, Los Angeles 101,000, Milwaukee 101,000, San Francisco 101,000, Chicago 101, Philadelphia 100, Pittsburgh 100, St. Louis 100. Tuesday results include Los Angeles 3 Chicago 2 in 11 innings and Cincinnati 9 Philadelphia 4. Wednesday schedules list St Louis at San Francisco and Chicago at Los Angeles with multiple games noted.
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Pitchers Lefty Hitters To Love Candlestick
Candlestick Park starts with wind in favor of pitchers and lefty hitters after Giants 31 win over St Louis. Sam Jones notes wind helps pitchers as Wag ner hits a 400 foot homer. Cepeda drives in all three Giants runs, with White tracking Cepeda’s deep drive. Rigney predicts more doubles and triples. low-scoring games ahead.
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St. Louis
Sam Jones
Leon Wagner
Rigney
Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco
Bill White
Slippery Rock and WVU dispute over track meet
Slippery Rock State College and West Virginia University clashed over whether a track event was varsity or freshman. WVU coach Stan Romano wanted his freshmen to compete. Slippery Rock said the meet was scheduled and returned home. Also noted is President Eisenhower’s Augusta golf day amid a calm weather forecast.
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Eisenhower
Augusta National Golf Club
Bowling highlights from Bowl-Aire and VFW leagues featured strong scorers
Allan Long led Bowl-Aire Industrial with a 933 followed by Bobby Zaleneck 222 and Ed Kaiser 206 while Glenn Hepler Sr. added 202. Sophie Douglas paced Bowl-Aire Ladies B with 204, joined by Frinces Jukes 185 and Roxann Bradford 181. In VFW Ladies B Ann Caster 181-193-538 Pat Shumsky 192-12 Jo Harvey 191 and Dortz Haughtling 175 Eleanor Oldenski 180 Mary Jane Cable 177 led in the EDA loop. Next Wednesday's VFW Men's A League schedule was released, with 6:45 shifts featuring Bill's Place Corry Loan Corry Concrete WOTR and 9 p.m. Hamardad's Mick's Lumber Superior Cleaners and Ruesink's. Industrial no. Gilmore Photogs Ws BBN Area Engineering 7738 Last night's fights Boston Tom McNeely stopped Tunney Honsaker 19 Fayetteville WVa. Ee Beaumont Paul Jorgensen 16 Houston knocked out Carlos Macias 136 Monterrey Mexico 7.
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Bobby Zaleneck
Civity
Ed Kaiser
Glenn Hepler Sr
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Frinces Jukes
Roxann Bradford
Ann Caster
Pat Shumsky
Jo Harvey
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Eleanor Oldenski
Mary—Jane
Cable
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Corry Loan
Corry Concrete
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Mick's Lumber
Superior Cleaners
Ruesink's
Gilmore
Exhibition baseball scores and results brief
Tuesday results show Kansas City 3 Baltimore 0, Boston 3 Detroit 0, Chicago 5 Washington 0, Cleveland 7 Newark 4. Wednesday and Thursday schedules list Boston versus Chicago in Florida, Washington against Cleveland at Daytona Beach, Baltimore versus Kansas City at West Palm Beach, Washington versus Detroit in Lakeland, and New York versus Richmond in Richmond Virginia.
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Summer Couples League Open for Bowl-Aire Mixed Doubles
Local bowling venue Bowl-Aire invites couples to join the summer mixed doubles league running in May and June. Play is on Wednesday evenings at 7 o clock for two months. Interested participants should contact Pete Russell, the Bowl-Aire proprietor, to enroll in the competition.
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Pete Russell
Bawl-Aire
Local bouts in Los Angeles and Oakland results
In Los Angeles Jim McCarter 218 defeated Ed die Jackson 197. In Oakland James Head 200 knocked out Ocie Chatmon 14. Both bouts took place in California with fighters listed and outcomes noted.
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Jim McCarter
Eddie Jackson
Richmond
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James Head
Oakland
Ocie Chatmon
Continental League to start in 1961 says Rickey
Branch Rickey announced the Continental League will begin operations in 1961 on schedule and could surpass the majors within four years. A proposed 45,000 seat New York stadium was shown at City Hall with movable sections, no pillars, escalators, and plans for a 60,000 football capacity. The city would fund and lease the stadium. Mayor Wagner said a Board of Estimate vote is set for April 27. Rental for the venture is projected at $900,000 annually.
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Robert F. Wagner
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NL Gate Sets Opener Sets Attendance Records
The National League opened its season with record attendance on opening day. The Los Angeles Coliseum drew 67,550 for a night game, a league mark, while Candlestick Park hosted 42,265 for the Giants and Cardinals. The Dodgers-Cubs game in LA drew 67,037, near the NL night-game record, as MLB kicked off a season seeking near-term milestones.
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Corry High Golf Team Announces 1960 Schedule
Corry High Beavers outline a rebuilding season with five candidates to begin practice April 22 under retiring Coach Irvin Downs. Only one returnee from last year joins Ed Cole Mike Lewis and freshmen John Davidson Willard Dyckes as the lineup tightens. Titusville joins Erie Academy and Warren in a road then home slate beginning April 22 at Erie Academy away and concluding May 12 at Warren.
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Larry Gallagher
Orange and Black Links
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Lonnie Douglas
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Willard Dyckes
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Erie Academy
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Corry
Manila Boxer Makes Debut At Chicago Stadium
Manila welterweight champion Kalingo makes his national television debut in Chicago Stadium facing Sugar Hart in a 10 round bout on ABC television at 10 pm EST. Hart, ranked No 7, has 21 knockouts in 41 victories and a recent losing streak. Kalingo scouts a strong impression to boost his world ranking after a 40 6 3 record and a recent upset of Florentino Fernandez.
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Tigers Trade Cash For Rookie Norm Cash
Lakeland Florida AP reports the Detroit Tigers acquired first baseman outfielder Norm Cash in a straight swap with the Cleveland Indians sending rookie third baseman Steve Demeter to Cleveland. The move aims to strengthen Detroit’s second line.
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