Local figures listed in three rows with journal photo label
The clipping lists numerous individuals across three rows including Stewart Art Perkins Bob Lindsey John Brundage Jim Yanik John Roach Gary Phillips Bit Lord Joe Baressi Don Wharton Steve Olson Albin Wester Harold Wade Steve Weis George Patterson Dick Johnson Mickey McMahon Roy Hall Roger Munn John Cartell Terry Danner Darrell Dietsch Bob Roden Elvin Eshelman Kim Kasper Jerry Hamilton Ray Brown Danny McEldowney Jim Olson Jerry McIntyre Phil Leek Ray Mitshell Paul Hecker Keith Wade John Ortner Jerry Williams Randy Krone Conrad Shields Ed McMahon John Patterson Lorin Hasbrouck Ronnie Johnson Dick Scholton Andy Hansen Larry Mackey Gary Means Mike Vincent Tom Flowers Jerry Ward Erol Harrison Mike Hanna Bill Keppel John Trisket Paul McDonald Jim Rhodes Sam Robbins Harry Lindsey Art Tarbell Joe DeLellis Journal Photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin Wester
Harold Wade
Steve Weis
George Patterson
Dick Johnson
Mickey Mc Mahon
Roy Hall
Roger Munn
John Car
Ed McMahon
John Patterson
Lorin Hasbrouck
Ronnie Johnson
Dick Scholton
Andy Hansen
Larry Mackey
Gary Means
Mike Vincent
Tom Flowers
Jerry Ward
Erol Has
Mike Hanna
Bill Keppel
John Trisket
Paul McDonald
Jim Rhodes
Sam Robbins
Harry Lindsey
Art Tarbell
Joe DeLellis
Journal Photo
Beavers Face Section II Powers This Week
Corry Beavers travel to face Franklin and Meadville in Section II action, aiming to upset two strong teams. Franklin brings a top 80-yard relay and solid distance depth, while Meadville counters with balance in track and field. Corry relies on four sprint specialists Brundage Vanik Bareissi and Lord to limit events and chase upsets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Beavers
Franklin and
Meadville
Titusville
Dive Yard
Ben Calderone
Franklin
Orange
Knights Reall
Aindenserbutstein
Beavers
Bulldogs
Warren
Oil City
Youngsville
John Brundage
Jim Vanik
Joe Baressi
Bill Lord
Corry
Brundine
Vanik
Barevsi
Art Perkins
Bob Libdsey
Doug Ston
Perkins
John Roach
Stevie Olson
Roger Munn
Phil Leek
Jim Davison
Broad
Mickey McMahon
Indians Free Cellar Tigers Blow Open Early Season
In a packed opening week, Detroit crushed Chicago 12-4 as Casey Wise and Lol Berberet hit key hits off Wynn. The Yankees surged to 8 runs in the first inning en route to a 15-9 win over Baltimore, while Cleveland shut out Kansas City 7-0. Washington edged Boston 11-10 with Camilo Pascual in relief. Jimmy Dykes speaks of unsettled times as Detroit’s hot start raises questions about the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wynn
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Lee Gums
Rocky Colavito
Steve Bilko
al Kaline
Charlie Maxwell
Tigers
Casey Wise
Lol Berberet
Yankees
Baltimore
Jim Costes
Yankee
Cleveland
Gary Bell
Woody Held
Washington
Camilo Pascual
Boston
Jimmy Dykes
County Legion State Organizes Seven Teams for Erie
Corry pilot Patsey Nolte reported at Wesleyville the county Legion baseball league is insured for this year with seven teams: Cory, Girard, Wesleyville, Slovak’s Nationals, Post 11, Juhkwa Elpetric, and Exe Sport Store. Corty’s first game is June 7 at Brio. practices begin April 28 at 6 p.m. at Loveland Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie County American Legion
Corry
Patsey Nolte
Deion
Wesleyville
Cory
Girard
Slovak
Nationals
Post 11
Juhkwa Elpetric
Exe Sport Store
Corty
Brio
Loveland Field
Nolle
Corry meets Warren in pivotal track showdown
District 10 champion Fred Harris headlines the broad jump event with Hoffman and Primosie in the other two jumps. Lou Fogle and Bob Michaels headline weight events as Franklin, Meadville, and Warren vie for key dual meet wins. The Dawgs aim to rebound with strong dashes, distances, and relays while returnees and injured stars may rejoin the Orange and Black lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Harris
Din Hoffman
Don Primosie
Lou Fogle
Bob Michaels
Fanklin
Bob Thomas
Jim Judy
Butch Conrad
Warren
Meadville
Corry
Bulldogs
Beavers
Ray Mitchell
Loney
Suggs Repeats Victory In Dallas Women's Open
Louise Lupa of Atlanta rallied from a wobble, finishing with a 1-under 70 in the final round at Glen Lakes Country Club. She won the Dallas Women's Open by five strokes with a record 281 for 72 holes, ahead of Mickey Wright who closed with a 70 for 286. Faulk tied for sixth at 297.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suggs
Dallas
Glen Lakes Country Club
Mickey Wright
San Diego
Miss Suzes
Miss Wright
Mary Lena Faulk
Sea Island
St. Peters Bay
Miss Faulk
Cleveland Tudluns Dominate Kiliasky Athletis 7-0 in Opener
Held drives in four, with a pair of homers, as Cleveland Tudluns win 7-0. Gary Bell tosses six-hitter, eight strikeouts, two walks. Meld belts a three-two homer in first inning, plus solo shot in eighth. First game of the season, opponents left scoreless.
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Kansas
Wautney
Gary Bell
Cleveland Tudluns
Kiliasky Athletis
Deir
Sunday Kes Detroit 12 Chicago New York 15 Sunday scores and upcoming games
Major and National League results recap. Detroit 12 Chicago 15 and New York 15 Baltimore 11, Baltimore 11 Washington, Boston 10 Cleveland 7, Kansas City 0. Upcoming Monday and Tuesday pairings include Chicago at Kansas City and Cleveland at Detroit. National League leaders Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Los Angeles top the standings with several Sunday results listed.
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Detroit
Chicago
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Kansas City
W. L. Pvt. G.B. Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Bt. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Detroit thumps Chicago as Wise hits homer in return
Yesterday’s Stars by AP notes Casey Wise belted a homer after three years, powering Detroit to a 4 1 victory over Chicago. Gary Belt pitched six hit shutout to end Cleveland’s skid with a 7 0 win over Kansas City. Francona, a fielder, went hitless.
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Associated Press
Casey Wise
Tige
Imajors
Detroit
Chicago
Gary Belt
Indians
Cleveland
Fow
Kansas City
Pirates Take Early NL Lead as Giants Fall to Cubs
Pirates seized first in the National League with a 7-3 win over Milwaukee, aided by Elroy Face saving the ninth. Giants lost 8-4 to Chicago as Billy O'Dell yielded and Billy Lees steadied the Cubs. Cardinals and Phillies also delivered timely power with Ken Boyer and Stan Musial homers, while Cincinnati split a doubleheader with Frank Robinson and Eddie Fasko driving runs.
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Pirates
Milwaukee
San Francisco Giants
Chicago
Cbs
Pittsburgh
Elroy Face
Harvey Haddix
Joe Adcock
Johnny Logan
Slys
Mike Erisnich
Haddix
Charley Daw
Red Schoendienst
Giants
Billy O'Dell
Billy Lees
Cubs
Don Elston
Solly Hemus
St. Lous Cardinals
Pantar
Los Angeles
Ken Boyer
Stan Musial
Cincinnati
Kim Coker
Phils
Roy McMillan
Fran E Robinson
Eddie Fasko
Score Starts For White Sox at Kansas City
AP reports Herb Score, 20 year old former Cleveland starter, seeks to rebound from misfiring season as he faces the Kansas City Athletics. Chicago relies on his comeback to halt a pitching slump after a shaky five start stretch and a trade from Cleveland for Barry Latman.
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Score
White Sox
Detroit
Herb Score
Pine
Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
Chicago White Sx
Cleveland
Indians
Gil McDougall
Frank Lane
Barry Latman
Dow Cracks Mark In New Orleans Open Win
The 52 year old Tequesta Florida veteran Dow Finsterwald used a steady method to win the Greater New Orleans Open worth 270 total after a 69 final round. The performance placed him among golf’s big money winners and threatened a 19 year old record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow Finsterwald
New Orleans
Toray
Tequesta
Flay
Raymond Loop Bowling Banquet Honors Season and Tourney Winners
The 17th Raymond Levies bowling banquet at the VFW post featured season and tournament awards led by Piat and 1800 department champs. Prizes included cash tiers, trophies, ABC patches, and door gifts like bowling balls and shoes. Individual honors went to Hurlbert, Willis Cook, Douglas, and Daht, with top averages and all events titles noted.
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Raymond Loop
Raymond Levies
VFW Post
William Dahl
Pat Bachoter
Don Gilas
Leasner
Pete Russell
Bachofer
Piat
ABC
Cive
Neason
Sinares
Loilie Hurlbert
Willis Cook
Wate Douglas
William
Tom Varrassa
Clyde McCray
Bill Hel
Mintoller
Bob Hunt
Gus Eder
Gerald Fish
Ed Kovach
Roger Haight
Louie Hurlbert
Ray Higley
Bill Jankowski
George Beardsley
Ross Bailey
John Houghtling
Bill Helmnteller
Wilelis Cook
Clarence Madison
Tom Jansen
Clair Savko
Abode Douglas
Ladies Tourney Staged At VFW Mrev
Verne Baressi posted a pair in the VEW singles while Miss Hnatyszyn rolled 180 189 182 and 185. Mrs Baressi added 192 and 196. Other top scores included Rose Weldon 189 Mary DeLury 184 Dot Morton 172 and Marie Wotus 185.
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Sue
Verne Baressi
Miss Hnatyszyn
Mrs. Baressi
Rose Weldon
Mary DeLury
Dot Morton
Marie ‘Wotus
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Corry High
Ciicuit
Franklin and Meadville
Wayne Vanderhoff
Roger Lacey
Doug
Corry High Oval
County’s Legion State
Blondie
BY Chio Young
L. Pet
Detroits
New Yorks
Tita Francona
TUFFY
Kendall
Washington Streets
Dodgers
Danny Murtwuch
Port Myers
Fla Murtaugh
Clothes
Dow
VFW
Mrev
the National Bank
Vie Ee Bank Aia Aide
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