Raymonds Bowlers Banquet Honors Season Achievements
Raymonds League held its annual season banquet at the Elks Club. Ginnie Diemer served T bone dinners. Mel Blynt was elected secretary. Al Dunnewald spoke as guest. Small Order earned both halves titles and team members received ABC patches along with a large trophy. Award winners included Ford Stewart for high game and high series, with many prize and door prize awards announced.
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Lloyd Bisbee
Mel’Blunt
Joe Gerzina
Wave Rieck
Bill Mitchell
Jim Lewis
Jim Fenno
Bernie Stoddard
Chuck Skinner
Roy Read
Ed Kovach
Bill Roderge
Blynt
Jim Hanhan
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Ea. Bina
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Earl Magee
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Ed Feldt
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Dick Clark
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Pennsylvania state men's bowling championship opens in Allentown
In the 26th annual event St Marys, Johnstown and Allentown led divisions after the first weekend. St Marys Olympic Lanes topped Class A team bowling with 3172 while Johnstown bowler George Palmer rolled a 697 series to lead Class A singles. Allentown pair George Hunsicker and James Boyle led Class A doubles with 1380.
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Beaver Tracksters Fall to Warren as Theisen Shines
Theisen of Corry arrived by plane and won the 120 yard high hurdles and two other events for Corry's Beaver team, but Warren triumphed 85 to 42. Corry also saw Corbett win shot put and Rigby take low hurdles while Briggs brothers led Beaver seconds.
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Gum High
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Erie
Gannon College
Tom Morton
Dave Edwards
Dick Sutton
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Max Bennink
Bill Turben
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Tom Rothrock
Corry
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Savings and Loan junior team shifts to nightly practice
Business Manager Jim Hammond announced the Savings and Loan junior baseball team will hold nightly practices at 7 15 every weekday at Loveland Field due to rain cancelations. Weekend workouts will be at 2 30 on Saturdays and Sundays.
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Weinstein Leads All Events in PA Women’s Bowling Tourney
Rose Weinstein of Philadelphia tops the Class A All Events with 1,752 while her Firestone Olds team leads the All Events team total at 2,765 in Lancaster. Separate boxing and track results list Hayles’s knockout win in Kingston and multiple event standings with Windy City and local competitors.
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Rose Weinstein
Football Coaches Elect New Pennsylvania Leaders
Bob Perugini of Steelton Highspire High School becomes president of the Pennsylvania High School Football Coaches Association. Lou Hanna of Corry Area High School exits as second vice president. New officers include Al Bradhng and Charles Brayard with regional directors across several districts.
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Bob Perugini
Steelton Highspire High School
Pennsylvania High School Football Coaches Association
Lou Hanna
Corry Area
Kingston
Earl Strohm
Altoona
Bill Haushalter
Philipsburg-Osceola
Harry Clarke
Reynoldsville-Sykes
John Ammel
Grove City
Art Bernadi
Bullets
Bob Phillips
Moi
Bill Abraham
Hempfield
Yanks Top Russians in 85 68 Exhibition Victory
In Los Angeles the United States All Stars defeated Russia's touring team 85 to 68 after two aggressive second half blitzes. It was the Yank s third win in four games on the tour with strong scoring from their lineup.
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Los Angeles
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Russia
Celtics Clinch Seventh Title as Russell Injured in Victory
Boston defeated Los Angeles 129 to 96 to seal the Celtics seventh straight NBA title. Bill Russell, after the game, was confined to bed with eye injuries and doctors warned of possible eyesight risk. Russell praised the season as the best in club history, noting a 62-win mark and playoff success.
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Bizzarro Stops Mastie in Fourth Round at War Memorial
In Johnstown Pennsylvania Howie Markham also scored a first round stoppage as Erie boxer Bizzarro won to extend his 61 fight career with a 136 victory over Bobby Mastie of Miami Florida. The bout drew 1,070 fans and lasted 2 minutes 48 seconds of the fourth round.
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Bizzarro
Berry
Bobby Mastie
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Fla
Sharon
War Memorial Auditorium
Howie Markham
Bots Johnson
Altoona
Astros Win Rainy Dome Test in 11 Inning Shocker
In Houston the Astros defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 4 in 11 innings as the painted skylights faced sun glare tests. Jim Wynn and Roberto Clemente offered cautions about visibility while other major league games soaked by rain produced various wins and losses across the league.
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Paul Richards
Crabtree Drives Blues Past Whites In Spring Scrimmage
Pitt’s spring intra squad game saw Eric Crabtree score 28 points to propel the Blues to a 28-25 win over the Whites. He teamed with quarterback Kenny Lucas on a 45 yard pass run for the decisive touchdown in the final period.
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