Openings Planned for Skyline and Stateline Speedways May
Skyline and Stateline Speedways near Sugar Grove plan May openings with IRA sanctioning. Skyline targets May 5 and Stateline May 11, aiming for 50 cars on opening day from a 25-car field recently signed. Local drivers include Fred Christensen, Emory Mahon, Sammy LaMancuso, Joe Squner, and Ken Johnson.
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Stateline
Sugar Grove
Independent Racing Audgetation
IRA
Fred Christensen
Corry
Olds
Emory Mahon
Warren
Chevrolet
Sammy LaMancuso
Studebaker
Joe Squner
Ford
Ken Johnson
Jamestown
Stateline Speedway
Detroit
Speed Demons
WBA
Beaver Beavers and Beavers Beavers: 157 Beaver Seasons Logged
Beavers totaled across the 157 beaver seasons from February 14 to March 11 195 pelts trapped in the Commonwealth were registered by Game Protectors. Crawford County led with 950 beaver taken, followed by Wayne 267 and Susquehanna 178. Erie County trapped 135 and other counties reported varying totals. Despite low fur prices interest remains high. average earnings have hovered around 3.100 during the past five seasons.
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Commonwealth
Crawford
Wayne County
Susquehanna
Erie County
Elk
McKean
Potter
Warren
Titusville Rockets Open Track Schedule With Big Win
Titusville's track team opened the season with a 93 to 16 victory over Locky Grove as the Rocket squad started strong. West Tom Strong Werren led Golestuck in a 61 to 5 win on Thursday, signaling a hot bid in District 10. Warren captured the Section championship last year by one point over Ol City, making the squad a top contender.
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Hicks
Sain Pokan
Rocket Thincads
Locky Grove
Golestuck
Secord West
Tom Strong
Pitt's Penn State clash on Thanksgiving in 1958 marked a first in 28 years
Sport items report Lynn Chindadis outlining Union City banquet remarks and Rip Ingle named for Shrine game helm in San Francisco 1997. Penn State wrestling champions face Las Vegas targets while Dodgers and Braves chase NL and AL titles. Edinboro State Teachers College opens fall grid slate with Leechburg Steel Bowl set for September 1. Local anglers invited to report large catches to The Journal.
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Pittsburg Steelers
Union City
Rip Ingle
Penn State
Johning
Dohinston
Bite
Las Vegas
Yankees
Milwaukee Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pitt
Warren County
Chipper Fork
Meade Run
Edinboro State ‘Teachers College
Leechburg
Guy Costa
Meadville
Cost
Lawrenice Welk
Little League Baseball
the Journal
Podres and Larsen to Start in Today’s Games
Podres the left hander and Larsen lead the pitching for their teams in today’s schedule. Wynn and Lawrence also face early tests as debut starts loom for several veterans. The lineup includes a mix of veterans aiming to prove themselves in spring exhibitions and early-season clashes.
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Associated Press
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Don Lassen
Early Wynn
Bricks Lawrence
Podres
Brooklyn
New Yorke Yankees
Sreb
Pittsburch
Jim Bue Navy
Larsen
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Tiehithvinder
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Fondont
Peewee Reesa
Hns
Shotlstoh
Ube
Brooklyn Dodgers
Paradise 1957 Season Opens May 17 at Fisherman’s Paradise
Harrisburg Penns small Fish Commission announced May 17 as the opening day for the 1957 Paradise season on Spring Creek near Bellefonte Centre County. The 23rd season runs to July 20 with Sundays off and hours 8 p m to 8 p m EST. Anglers must register in person at the booth, badge in hand, and return the badge when leaving.
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Penns Small Fish Commission
Fisherman's Paradise
Spring Criel
Bellefonte
Centre County
Lhe
Ull
Willum Voigt Jr
Naval Ordinance Research Laboratory
Penn State University
Fish Commission
Paradise
Baston
Tonylee
Luo
Marathon Title On Block Today
Pinland prepared to rise to world No 1 status in the 61st Boston AA race as weather challenges loom. Karvonen noted for handling varied conditions aims to clinch victory at the noon BST start with Kelley and a multinational field including Japanese Korean and Finnish runners. Third Base upset at Gulfstream Parks in the six race with a $258.20 payoff.
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Boston
Emil Zatopek
Jim Peters
Karvonen
America
Hone
Jannny Kelley
Olavi Marminer
Mercury
Miami
Fla
Gulfstream Parks
Burdette and Tebbetts feud over spitball cries
Milwaukee pitcher Lew Burdette clashes with Cincinnati manager Ward Tebbetts over accusations of spitting on the ball. Burdette defends himself against links to the spitball and seeks rule clarification, as NL president Warren Giles considers the protest filed in Cincinnati.
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Lew Burdette
Fitdie Tebbetts
Warren Giles
Milwaukee Braves
Cincinnati Rediegs
Burdette
Redlegs
Tebbetts
Birdie
Commissioner's Office
League
Anil 1
Gabe Pard Redlegs
Giles
Cincinnati
Beecham Upsets Mims In Ten Round Welterweight Fight
Jimmy Beecham of Miami upset Holly Mims of Washington DC in a ten round welterweight bout at Maim Beach Auditorium. Beecham fought lighter on the scale, earned a 96-95, 98-97, 98-97 decision by judges Gus Jacobson and Fred Aaronson. The bout drew 2,058 fans and aired on national TV.
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Fin
Jimmy Beecham
Miami
Ine
Ator
Skepurl
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Mims
Miami South
Spinehes
Eras Pate
Brechim
Diego Gus Jacobson
Fred Aaronson
Associated Press
January Leads In $40 000 Champs Tourney
Newcomer Don January of Texas seized a strong lead in the Tourney of Champions third round, carding a par 72 36-hole 143 and a $6.00 payoff after a subpar second round. Close behind are Jim Demard 73-72 and Arnold Palmer 71-73 at 144 and 145.
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Don January
Texas
Dallas
Paris
Jimmy Demard
Armold Palmer
Billy Casper Jr
Chuly Vista
Gallf
Ted
Gene Littler
San Diego
Gui Middlecott
Lawton Open leads with 2-under 70 by Hagge and Beach
In Lawton Oklahoma Sturfene Bauer Hagge Delby Beach Pin shot a 2 under par 70 to take the first round lead at the $5 000 Lawton Open. In Monte Carlo Hugh Stewart of Pasadena California and Hamilton Richardson of Westfield New Jersey advanced to the semifinals.
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Sturfene Bauer
Hagge
Delby Beach
Pin
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Hugh Stewart
Pasadena
Calif
Hamilton Richardson
Westfield
N. J
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