Beavers vs Rockets Thriller in Unbeaten Battle
Corry and Titusville clash in a high stakes track and field meet billed as a battle of the unbeaten. Key matchups include Corry’s Vanik Downey Stewart and Titusville’s Dewey Benson Bloom with depth from Van Dresar Vanderhoff VanCise Mitchell Rosch Lindsey Baresi as potential point makers.
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Corry Titusville
Beavers
Rockets
Corry
Terry Williams
Bill Bush
Titusville
Jim Vanik
Ken Downey
Sid Stewart
John Brundage
George Dewey
Joel Benson
Fred Bloom
Jan van Dresar
Wayne Vanderhoff
Bill VanCise
Ray Mitchell
Phil Leek
John Rosch
Bob Lindsey
Joe Baresi
Trout Contest At Corry Offers Two Spinning Outfits
Corry area anglers bait hooks for a two division trout contest at Tke's Sport Shop with prizes of $33 for the senior winner and $7.95 for the junior winner. Ralph Lindsey leads seniors with a 19 inch brown trout and Donnie Ropp tops juniors with a 17 inch brook trout.
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Corry
Tke
Ralph Lindsey
Donnie Ropp
Lindsey
Young Ropp
Brundage May Break 120 Yard High Hurdles Mark
CAHS sprinter John Brundage has cut the school hurdle record to 20 seconds in two meets but has failed to back to back the time in the final run. Corry Rod and Gun Club finishes second in the Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League with a 10 3 record. Oil City leads the league at 11 2. Robert King leaves Slippery Rock to coach Kane high. Kane and Slippery Rock set October 24 date for first meeting. Penn State’s Ed Moran, Kane native, ran 41 15.8 in four mile relay at the Penn Relays.
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John Brundage
Brundage
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Oil City
Robert King
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Kane High School
Wolves
Corry
Penn State
Ed Moran
Kane
Nittany Lions
Penn
Yankees Begin West Trip Amid Slump and Changes
The New York Yankees open a western trip with a 6-7 record, in a four-game skid. Boss Casey Stengel hints at moves, possibly restoring Gil McDougald at short as Tony Kubek sits due to illness. The Orioles and Indians lead the league as Chicago and Detroit trade blows in a tight pennant race.
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New York Yankees
Chicago
Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
New York
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Orioles
Detroi
Washington Senators
Kansas City
Bob Turley
Ray Moore
City Mixed Doubles Bowling Tourney Slated
The City Association announces a mixed doubles bowling tournament at Bowl-Aire Alleys on May 16 and 17. Norberta S Kane, secretary, says $200 prize fund, with top prize $50, handicaps at 75 percent, entry deadline May 8. Partners can be arranged by leaving names at the alleys or contacting Kane, Eddy, or Bernardt.
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Bowl-Aire
Norberta S.’Kane
Thompson Maple Products
East Washington Street
Norberta Kane
Rober Eddy
Frank Bernardt
Major Loop Leaders in American and National Leagues
Power and Kaline pace batting leaders with Cleveland and Detroit atop AL lists. Triandos and Skowron drive RBIs. Power shines in runs and hits. Demeter and Mathews lead NL in key categories. Aaron stars in batting and hitting. Pitching highlights feature Burdette and Antonelli with clean records. Drysdale tops strikeouts. Last night’s boxing results show Prout outpointing Freitas in Providence.
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Cleveland
Kaline
Detroit
Buddin
Boston
Triandos
Baltimore
Skowron
New York
Pax
Chicago
Strickland
Cerv
Howse
Kan City
New
Aaron
Milwaukee
Bruton
Demeter
Los Angeles
Mathews
Davenport
Brandt
Cepeda
San Francisco
Banks
Temple
Cincinnati
Burgess
Pittsburgh
Mays
Moon
Zimmer
Neal
Burdette
Antonelli
Anderson
Klippstein
Semproch
Philadelphia
Face
Trikeouts
Drysdale
Spahn
Pa Moves To Bring ABC Tournament In 1963
Pennsylvania legislators open action to lure the ABC tournament to the state by easing Sunday bowling bans. Rep Samuel W. Frank and sponsors say lifting the light Sunday restriction could attract the event, with ABC already booked through 1962.
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Hamgusbury
Pennsylvania
Samuel W. Frank
Lehigh
Frank
Keystone State
ABC
Jules Filo
Allegheny
James J. Dougherty
Phila
Frank P. Crossin
Luzerne
Emile Griffith Wins Narrow Decision in New York Bout
In New York, Emile Griffith, fighting at 160 pounds, outpointed Mel Barker of Austin Texas by a 48 percent strike advantage. In Chicago, Jesse Bowdry from St. Louis stopped Lou Batley of Peoria at 178 and 179 pounds respectively, with the bout ending in six rounds.
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New York
Emile Griffith
Mel Barker
Austin
Tex
Ghicagoy
Jesse Bowdry
St. Louis
Lou Batley
Peoria
Til
Norman Still Puzzled Over Tigers Slump
Detroit manager Norman was blunt about the Tigers 1-1 start as he reveals lineup tinkering and bat order changes. He says players are giving 100 percent but three batting leaders still not yielding wins. The club aims to snap a six game skid against Baltimore at Briggs Stadium tonight.
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Uma
Bia
Norman
Detroit Tigers
Rollins
Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
Briggs Stadium
Floyd To Surpass $1 Million Mark
Floyd Patterson, the heavyweight champion, is poised to exceed one million dollars in career earnings with a potential $200,000 from the England title defense against Brian London in Indiana. Tracing earnings from his pro debut in 1962 to his 1958 stoppage of Roy Harris, Patterson has accumulated about $904,000 in the ring, with Uncle Sam and manager Cus D’Amato taking their shares.
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Indianavalisar
Joy Patterson
England
Brian London
Roy Harris
Patterson
Uncle Sam
Cas D'Amato
Expect Thomas To Return Soon
BOSTON AP Burgeons say that if things go as expected John Thomas world record high jump er may be able to resume training and possibly competition late this spring. Thomas a Boston University freshman underwent a skin graft operation taking almost eight square inches of skin from his thigh and attached to an unhealed wound on his left foot. Thomas was injured March 24 when his foot was caught in the door of an elevator.
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Boston
John Thomas
Thomas
Boston University
Schedule of Monday to Wednesday NBA games
The item lists Big Monday results and upcoming Tuesday and Wednesday games across teams including New York Chicago Washington Kansas City Boston Cleveland Baltimore Detroit St Louis Cincinnati Milwaukee Los Angeles Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Saint Louis with times and venues, noting only scheduled matchups and locations.
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Boston
St Louis
Cieliath
Chieu
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Rod Gun Club To Meet Tonight
The Corry Rod and Gun Club will hold a meeting this evening at a listed time. A work party will be named to clean up the outdoor grounds at the club grounds. Also on the agenda is discussion of painting and hiring of a new fourth as the session on Washington Street rooms is noted.
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Corry Rod and Gun Club
Wik
Morsley
Conlcht
Washington Street
Ted Wilkuns Resumes Bat Practice for Red Sox
Boston Red Sox slugger Ted Wilkuns resumed batting practice after a nine month layoff due to a neck nerve injury and shoulder problem. No timetable given for return to game action.
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Ted Wilkuns
Boston Redl Sox
Momlay
Dodgers Dominate Pirates Behind Crystale’s Solid Win
Don Crystale pitched nine innings and earned his third win of the season as the Dodgers defeated the Pirates 9 to 3. He gave up six hits and three walks while striking out seven. Don Demeter and Don Zimmer contributed two RBI singles, helping build a five run first inning surge.
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Associated Press
Don Crystale
Dodgers
Pirates
Don Demeter
Don Zimmer
Bums Blast Bucs To Pad Lead In NL
Dodgers guard the pennant pace as Don Drysdale fires a seven strikeout gem to beat the Pirates 7-3. Hodges drives in two, Newt singles twice, while Pittsburgh’s Smoky Burgess and Smoky Bunning spark late rally but fall short.
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Bums
Bucs
Favorite Still Unknown Final Kentucky Derby Trial
Louisville AP report notes 16 colts compete in the final Derby trial at Keeneland or Churchill Downs as a two-division rain hopeful. Top finishers may emerge as favorites for Saturday’s race with divisions awarding $15,000 added. Royal Orbit and Christopher T. Cheney lead California and East Coast contenders in a wide open Derby picture.
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Wile
Chuvelill Downs
Pinnegany
Seanew
California
Varly
Lancing
Finnewan
Royal Orbit
Dock Bi Hawek
Chrit Ror
Bayard Shirp
Pinnegan
Neil & MoCarthy
Jonny Loneden
Eddie Avenva
Christopher T. Chenery
Yankees to shake up lineup as West trip opens
New York manager Casey Stengel signaled a shakeup after four straight defeats left the Yankees in the second division under .500 for the first time since 1954. He hinted at benching shortstop Kubek with Gil McDougald returning to action as a possible change starts with the trip to face the White Sox in Chicago.
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Casey Stengel
Gil McDougald
Tony Kubek
McDougald
Kubek
Stengel
Norman
NEW York
New York Yankees
Chiesno White Sox
Yankees
Tony Kubele
Gil
No- Hon
Andy Carey
Wil
Last Night's Fights Featuring Beattin and Hub bard Victors
In Miami Ed Beattin outpointed Rocky Fandell in a 148 to 140 bout while Carl Hubbard stopped Gene Tippett in Philadelphia. Tommy Sink won a Dallas card by outpointing Wayne Woinchil in Omaha. Javier Charis stopped Jorge Bujaro Gonzales in Mexico City.
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Miami
Ed Beattin
Miam
Rocky Fandell
Tampa
Philadelphia
Carl Hubbard
Gene Tippett
Pittsburgh
Dallas
Tommy Sink
Dalley
Wayne Woinchil
Omaha
Neb
Tuana
Mexico
Javier Charis
Mexico City
Jorge Bujaro Gonzales
Tiana
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