Beavers Expected Third In Section Track Race
Corry Beavers enter the season with a predicted third place in the Section track race based on incomplete returning lettermen and deep squad gaps. Franklin is favored for the title, Meadville aims for a repeat of second, while Os City is projected fourth and Warren and Titusville battle for the cellar. Corry’s final standings hinge on today’s match with Titusville.
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Brundage Leads Corry High in Early Scoring List
Brundage tops Corry High 18s scorers after two meets with 18 points while Art Perkins is second with 15 and Jim Vanik third with 14. Senior-dominated top five includes Davison 12 and Doug Stewart 11, with underclassmen Steve Olson and Roger Munn tied for fifth at nine. The Dragons opened with a heavy loss to Kane 89 to 20 amid limited practice time due to bad weather. Meadville’s Fiore Bergamasco may challenge Fred Harris for District 10 broad jump title after a 20s opener for Meadville’s Perry.
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Baseball Scores from League Play Report
International League results list Rochester over Hawaiian 4 to 1 in ten innings and Montreal past Columbus 4 to 3. Buffalo defeated Mann J American Asia, while Louisville beat Minneapolis 2 to 5. Indianapolis won over St Paul 4 to 2, and Fort Worth topped Houston 7 to 6 with Denver 1 Charleston 4.
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White Sox Streak of One-Run Wins Sparks Pennant Talk
The White Sox, boosted by winter acquisitions Minnie Minoso and Gene Freese, swept to a pennant with two wins in a row by one run as Ted Kluszewski sparked their latest victory. Elsewhere, the Yankees beat Boston 4-0 behind rookie John Gabler, and Washington topped Baltimore 6-5 on Dan Dobbek's three-run homer. The Pirates opened 8 games strong with 11-5 win over Philadelphia, Hal Smith and Bob Skinner fueling the attack, while Milwaukee edged Cincinnati 2-0 behind Carl Willey.
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Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
American League standings show Chicago and Detroit near top with Washington Boston New York and Baltimore trailing. Thursday results include New York 4 Boston 0 and Chicago 6 Kansas City 5 while Friday lists Cleveland at Kansas City and Chicago at Detroit with Boston at Washington and Baltimore at New York. NL results feature Milwaukee and San Francisco tied atop, Pittsburgh strong with Philadelphia, and Chicago facing St. Louis as Los Angeles and Cincinnati split upcoming games.
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Bowling league scores highlight local action and singles
Mary Hnnty and McInnes Steel led Johnson Bros teams in Moose’s Bay league with high totals and a 578 series. Marion Bulard delivered 218 for VFW Ladies in final round. Earl Bailey posted three 200s and a 626 series in Bowl-Aire Men’s B. Other leaders included Walters, Der rig, Dorrance, Watus, DeMauri, Cvech, McElDowney, Munn, Martin, Oldenski. CJ doab plays final evening.
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Bizzarro Stops Wells in Third at Erie Card
Erie fighter Johnny Bizzarro won his first bout in 24 starts with a third round technical knockout of Cleveland's Jerry Wells at 1 25 of eight rounds. Wells hit the canvas five times, three in the third, before referee Johnny Seaman halted the bout. Also, Willie Jones outpointed Joey Fiske, Jack McCracken stopped Willie Brown, Tom Gerarde outpointed Jimmy Hartzell, and Perry Keys defeated Al Wright in preliminary results.
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Beavers Open Section Track Defense Against Titusville Rivals
Corry High School Beavers open the defense of their Section 11 track and field championship this afternoon against arch rivals Titusville. Corry trails in the field events where they expect strong showings from Bob Lindsey Art Perkins and Steve Olson, while on the track John Brundage Jim Vanike Joe Baressi and Conrad Shields pace the Beavers. Titusville counters with Randy Miller John Endres and Tom Madden among others as both teams prepare for Franklin and Meadville next week at Corry Arms High School field.
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Beavers Open 1960 Golf Season At Erie Academy
Corry High's golf team tees off this afternoon at Erie Academy, starting a six match season. The Beavers rely on Willer Bowen and Larry Gallagher, seniors, to lead. Gary Paige and David McMullin are poised for top positions while Mike Lewis is absent today but expected for the next match. Freshmen John Davidson Willard Dyckes and junior Ed Cole round out the roster with Davidson as alternate. The squad opens with road matches then returns to Corry Country Club to finish the season, with coach Irvin Downs sending the squad to Titusville next Friday.
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Johansson Patterson rematch contract signed for June bout
After months of disputes Ingemar Johansson and Floyd Patterson have signed for a heavyweight title rematch. Johansson returns to Geneva while Patterson trains near Newtown. The weigh in is set for June 20 at the Polo Grounds New York. TelePrompter won $700,000 for closed circuit rights and promoter Feat ure Sports says the fight will be shown only on closed circuit TV with tickets from $10 to $100 and a potential million dollar gate.
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Tri State Pro Golf Opens at Oakland Beach September 1920
About 175 to 250 golfers are set to tee off in the Tri-State Professional Golf Association tournament to be played at Oakland Beach golf course in Meadville in September 1920.
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Uniontown Miler Sets State Mark
Joe Thomas of Uniontown High School set a state record in the high school mile with a 4:19 clocking in a dual meet against Cornellsville. Earlier he ran 4:21 at the Mansfield Ohio relays, the fastest high school mile time in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Abe Saperstein Launches New Pro Cage Loop for 1960-61
Chicago AP Abe Saperstein launches a new American Basketball League with six teams Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco Kansas City Washington Cleveland and Saperstein acting president. Players to come from a pool of college seniors. Next steps include constitutional setup board of directors and potential membership in four more applications Portland Pittsburgh Vancouver Honolulu to be considered.
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Yesterday's Stars Pitching Down Reds for 2-0 Win
Carl Willey of the Braves outdueled Jim O'Toole and Bob Purkey as they blanked the Reds on four singles with 10 strikeouts for a 2-0 victory. Nellie Fox of the White Sox went 4 for 4 with two RBIs and a sac fly, scoring twice to seal a 6-5 win over the Athletics.
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