Local track debut as Corry hosts Nortern Area meet
Corry Area High Beal's thinelads host Nortern Area after school as the first of seven dual meets for the Beaver-Orange and Black. Beavers seek better spring sports records after a 1-3 term. Dick Lobdell and Fred Corbett hold school marks in mile run and hot potato. Sixteen boys turn out for Savings and Loan Junior baseball drills at Loveland Field. Erie County league plans and standings updated after a candlelight bowling event.
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Bucs Hold Off Giants In Fourth Relief Effort
Roy Face saved Pittsburgh's 4 3 win over Cincinnati as the Pirates moved to five wins in six games early in the season. The veteran reliever, back from knee trouble, again shut down the Reds and reinforced his reputation as a top late game man.
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Celtics name Russell 1966 67 coach first Negro leader
Boston Celtics named Capt Bill Russell their 1966 67 coach making him the first Negro to coach a major league pro team He will serve as player coach and takes over after Red Auerbach retires to GM duties The Celtics seek to even their best of seven series with the Los Angeles Lakers at Boston Garden tonight.
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Los Angeles
Willam Felton Russell
Big Bill
Boston Celtics
Beaver Club Sets Cleveland Excursion for May 29
A first of its kind baseball trip is planned from the Beaver Club. A chartered bus will take fans to Cleveland for the Indians Twins doubleheader on Sunday May 29 with a rest room on board. Tickets cost 9 dollars and are limited to 40 on a first come first served basis.
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Pete Dubrosky
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YMCA
Boston Marathon Opens With Record Field Of Distance Runners
About 50 entrants, led by Japanese and Korean teams, gathered in Hopkinton for the 70th Boston Athletic Association Marathon. Skies cloudy, temperatures in the 50s, and a 10 to 15 mph east wind forecast for the noon start of the 26 mile race. Toor Terasawa, 21, seeks back to back victories and the Saualie Wreath for Japan.
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Pirates Turn Triple Play in 43 Victory Over Reds
The Pittsburgh Pirates pulled off the season’s first triple play in the seventh inning as Cincinnati runners tried to score with two on and no outs. Bob Purkey retired Vada Pinson, Gonder to Bailey to Mazeroski completed the play.
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Palmer Wins Tournament of Champions Playoff at Las Vegas
Arnold Palmer returns to his Pennsylvania home after winning the Tournament of Champions in a four stroke playoff over Brewer Gay in Las Vegas. Palmer earned $20,000 while Gay took $12,000. both teams split $4,082 for the playoff as 2,047 fans watched in windy conditions.
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Man Catches 10000 Dollar Trout in State Contest
Eugene Diffenderfer of Bernks retired Navy chief petty flier caught a 15 inch two pound trout worth 10000 tied to the first prize in a state wide fishing contest. He landed the fish at Scott s Run Lake in French Creek State Park on opening day of the contest sponsored by a national oil firm.
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Ajax Iron Works Drops City Volleyball Playoff Final
Runners up Ajax Iron Works, first placers in the regular season, were defeated by Moose's Restaurant in the City Volleyball League playoffs. Moose's won the best of five series three games to two. Players noted include Jim Kelsey Doug Blakeslee Clair Johnson Tom Pierotti Dale Hammerlee Dick Chase John Burglund.
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Dick Chase
John Burglund
Six 600s Highlight Spring Bowling Night in Wattsburg
Local bowling scene reports heavy scoring as six bowlers post 600 series. Meerhoff Czech Willett and Troyer tallied strong lines in the Men’s A League at Bowl-Aire, with Niedomys Bradford among VFW Businessmen’s League standout scorers. Strong efforts from Clark Tripp Chillock Jewell Chapman Giacoma Oldenski Berghaus Lewis Bradford Clabbatt Migliaccio Dunnewald Merkle Mineo Bay Hess Robinson highlight a night of brisk bowling and lively competition.
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Earl Meerhoff
Corry Beverage
Chester Czech
Kinley-Dolan
Joe Niedomys
Don Bradford
Fosburgh Dance Hall
Chuck Willett
Tinko Construction
Duane Troyer
Titenippen
Wattsburg
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Giz Tripp
John Chillock
Walt Jewell
Dick Chapman
Ed Giacoma
Harry Oldenski
Herb Berghaus
Walt Lewis
Carl Clabbatt
Len Migliaccio
al Dunnewald
Dick Merkle
John Mineo
Jim Bay
Chuck Williams
Robbie Robinson
Chuck Hess
Perry McCray
Norm Cressley
Stan Hajec
Bob Damon
Joe Niedomus
Bob Watrous
McInnes Steel League
Bill Lamielle
Walt Nollinger
Dale Dorman
Spartansburg
Ron Jones
Tom Eastman
Glen Cook
Gay Northrop
Sparta Loses Skeet Match in French Creek Valley League
Sparta Spartansburg fell to Knox 22 to 209 on Knox's range in a French Creek Valley Skeet League match. Hallberg and Bell tied for top Spartansburg score with 43 each, Montero shot 42, Putnam 41, Montgomery 40. Shambaugh 40 on the losing side, Russell led Knox with 48, Groff was runner-up with BL é.
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