Beavers set for tough home test in 1959 track opener
In a preseason forecast, coach Dave Yard and Ber Calderone expect the Beavers to face a stiff challenge from Knights, with 11 lettermen in the Beavers' lineup and only two losses to Copry’s roster last season. Erie East drops a close one to Harborcreek. Warren and Franklin post wins in early campaigns.
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Ber Calderone
Beavers
Stpife
Knights
Northert
Garive
Bud Rowland
Jerry Angove
Corry
Bob Nichols
Denny Hyer
Marbles
Feld
Warren
Franklin
Youngsville
Mercer
Oil City
Erie East
Harborcreek
Beavers poised to win 1959 Section II track title
Criderone and Yard dodge advance predictions as the Beavers, led by top front line performers, seek a narrow victory in the 1959 Section II track race. Titusville looks strong in field events but likely edges Franklin for third, while Warren, Meadville, Oil City, and Corry vie for remaining spots in a tightly contested standings.
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Yard
Corry
Beavers
Titusville
Rockets
Bus Shaner
Franklin
Ian
Warren
Meadville
Bulldogs
Hunter Boys
Storesaid Brothers
Oil City
Oilers
Swimming championship judges listed at YMCA pool event
Sport Shorts notes omitted judges at Saturday YMCA individual swimming championships. A Bud Dahlstrand served 45 official times across afternoon and evening events. Merle Carcangelo, Sacgertown High football and basketball coach, relinquished the latter post to focus on gridiron duties. his Panthers posted a 97-32 record in six years including an 18-0 1985 slate.
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Sacgertown High School
Carcangelo
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Free Prudent Army
Verunga
A's Blank White Sox and Yankees Fall After Garver Gem
Pitcher Ned Garver spun a complete game as the Athletics blanked the White Sox 6 0 securing a second straight win for Kansas City Garver allowed only two hits and no runs backed by Frank House and Bob Cerv Worthington Wong aided Boston beat New York while Baltimore toppled the Yankees for their first victory Cleveland and Detroit were inactive or defeated with Garver’s shutout marking the highlight of the day Billy O Dell and Pete Raimos contributed in other late games while Ryne Du fresh provided the tying single for the Indians and Gardners clutch triple push the A s edge past Chicago and end New York s win streak
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Ned Garver
Chicago
Kehl Nander
White Sox
Garver
Kansas City Athletics
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
A’s
Worthomera
Frank House
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Onoles
Yankees
von Giehth
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Art Ditmar
Ryne Duven
Champs
Gene Woodling
Gardner
Billy O'Dell
Pete Raimos
Red Sox
Bob Allison
Norm Zanchin
Herb Moford
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City Men’s Bowling Tourney Awards Prizes
Prize money totaling 465.50 was awarded to 55 bowlers and five teams from the City Men’s Bowling Tournament held over two weekends ending March 1 at Bowl-Aire lanes. City association Secretary E. Anderson announced the results. The five top teams shared 160 dollars from 32 squads, paying 10.50 each. Singles winners split 132 dollars, with a substantial sum awarded for doubles top positions. Eighty-three events yielded 41.80 in prizes.
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City Soctalion
E. Anderson
Bowl-Aire Bowlers See High Scores In League Night
RIS Dale Webster hit two double centuries with 207 and 213 in Bowl-Aire B League action while Lou Migliaccio posted the evening's high game at 216. In the VFW Ladies A circuit Rose Gluyna posted a 186 195 series totaling 539 with other top wins by June Dorrance Marion Bulard Rose Weldon and Mary Anatysayn among the top five finishers.
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Dale Webster
Lou Migliaccio
Chuck Elchynski
Mike Varasso
Ted Bacher
Fred McEldowney
VFW
Rose Gluyna
June Dorrance
Marion Bulard
Rose Weldon
Mary Anatysayn
Lane Choice Over Busso Tonight
Light weight contender Kenny Lane of Muskegon Michigan is slight favorite to beat Jamhy Busso of New York in a 19 round bout tonight at Hollywood Legion Stadium televised by NBC. The winner could land another title shot versus Joe Brown with Brown seen as top-rated challenger. Busso has not faced Lane before and Lane seeks to extend his disputed status in the division.
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Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Jamhy Busso
New York
Hollywood Legion Stadium
Joe Brown
Tamme Laws
Brown
Busso
Ly Busso
Raul syRbent
Major Loop Stars Pitching and Hitting Summary
Ned Garver pitched six scoreless innings for the Athletics, allowing five singles and one walk with one strikeout in a 6-0 win over the White Sox. Don Demeter drove in three runs for the Dodgers, including a homer and a fifth-inning double that scored the game-winning run in a 7-6 victory against the Cardinals.
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Athletics
White Sox
Don Demeter
Dodgers
RBI
Cardinals
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Cubs
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Ronkie Jim
Wowie Nunn
Louis
Ats
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Corry Tennis Club elects Radecki president plans new tourneys
The Corry Tennis Club held a meeting at Corry Area High School correcting the club’s leadership. Tony Radecki was elected president succeeding Tony Amoroso with Tom Lyths as vice president and Muckinhaupt as secretary. Bundy Varvassa reelected treasurer. A new membership drive will add two tournaments, boys doubles and mixed doubles, to the summer slate. Meadows Park nets to be erected at 2 pm Saturday, boundary lines painted, and beginner instruction classes organized with Betty MacKenzie and George Downey volunteering. A round robin summer league and a Mead Park area rehab were discussed. The next meeting is April 6.
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Tony Raedeck
Tans Radecki
Tony Amoroso
Hae
Heakons
Tom ‘Tihys
Muckinhaupt Wis
Bundy Varvassa
Lotiihaement
Ehateman
Wis
George Downey
Nery
Mead Park Courts
Betty MacKenzie
Mead Park
Anproso
Lennis
Early 20th Century Baseball Standings and Schedule
Standings show Milwaukee atop with 4 games back, Los Angeles leading NL, and Chicago tied with San Francisco for wins. Weekend schedules include New York at Cleveland, Boston at Chicago, and Washington at Baltimore, plus Pittsburgh at Milwaukee and Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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Archie Moore to defend title before fight with Robinson
Archi e Moore plans to defend his light heavy title on July 15 against Yvon Durelle in Montreal before a September potential bout with Sugar Ray Robinson in Los Angeles. Comanager Jack Kearns says negotiations have progressed with Robinson, while dates and sites remain disputed.
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New York
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Demeter Leads Dodgers In Three-Game Victory
Dodgers beat rivals as Demeter stars in a 76 victory. Dodgers strengthen hold on fourth in the National League while Cardinals, Cubs, and Braves chase leaders. Demeter’s three hits and late homer pace Los Angeles as pitchers combine for key outs.
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Swankle
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Demeter
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Sill Wu
Warren Faces Rough Road To Fourth Straight Track Title
Rain hampering practice as Warren prepares for a tough path to a fourth consecutive track crown. The article lists key athletes and events, including high jump prospects and sprinters, with names like Ross Kremer, Bob Branson, and Cole Arles, outlining lineup changes and anticipated showdowns at WHS.
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Boole Hs Stark
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Chili Trembley
Jinn Tin
Palmer Holds Slim Lead In Houston Golf
Arnold Palmer, after a 66 in the second round, leads a large field at the Houston Classic by one stroke over Cary Middlecoff and six others. The Memorial Park course hosts the $9,000 event with top contenders including Bob Goalby, Jay Hebert, Peter Thomson, and Casper Turnesa amid strong crowds.
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ABC Masters Opens Tomorrow P OutS
The 9th ANA American Bowling Masters Tournament begins tomorrow with 380 entrants aiming to dethrone champion Tom Hennessey of St. Louis. The Masters will be held at the 136th Infantry Armory with 62 days of progress toward the event. A qualifying round will determine other positions in the field.
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Tom Hennessey
St. Louis
136Th Infantry Armory
Local rivals vie in track event here this week
Louhitie candidates for state field events headline meet with Wight Jump and pole vault. Dravons hire U nett workers. If they win, Rawlstraye Briggs remains coaching, with Fred Belt taking duties as coach for the section.
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Dravons
Bell
Rawlstraye
Briggs Bane
Fred Belt
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