Infant Pennsylvania High School Football Coaches Associa tion formed
About 150 coaches gathered at Penn State to approve the constitution and launch the Infant Pennsylvania High School Football Coaches Association. Frank Kamus of Jersey Shore High was first president, with C. Robert Rute elected vice president and Lou Hanna named second vice president. Officers include William Power secretary and Jim Rowe treasurer, with eight regional representatives and a judiciary committee named to guide the new body.
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University Park
Frank Kamus
Jersey Shore High School
Pennsylvania High School Football Coaches Association
Penn State University
C. Robert Rute
Easton
Mario Martorelli
North Hills High School
Pittsburgh
Rute
Baseball standings and results roundup for AL and NL
American League standings show New York Cleveland Detroit Baltimore Kansas City Boston Los Angeles with diversos results from Saturdays and Sundays games. Key outcomes include New York 10 Washington 4 and Detroit 13 Los Angeles 6 on Sunday, plus Baltimore Kansas City 3. National League results feature Pittsburgh San Francisco St Louis Chicago New York Philadelphia and Milwaukee Houston with varied scores and multiple noted matches.
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W. L. Pet
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Minnesota
Kansas City
Boston
Los Angeles
Washington
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
St. Lois
Houston
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
St. Cincinnati
WLA
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Gannon College Wins National Bowling Championship
Gannon College of Erie, Pennsylvania, won the national bowling title after a final block of 1,017. They edged Central Oklahoma State of Edmond by 50 pins, 10,082 to 10,023. Also notes NYP league results with Batavia and Olean at Erie postponed at Jamestown due to salu.
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Gannon
Overland Park
Kan
Gannon College of
Erie
Central Oklaoma
Edmond
NYP
Batavia & Olean
Jamestown
AL Bombers Tie Record With 27 Home Runs
The American League belted 27 home runs on Sunday tying a league record as 23 players contributed, with six homers in one game by Minnesota. The Yankees swept Washington in a doubleheader, aided by Roger Maris, Cletis Boyer, and Bill Skowron. Detroit and Baltimore also launched multiple homers in two wins, while Whitey Ford and Early Wynn earned key victories for their teams. Harman Killebrew and Bill Tuttle provided a late Minnesota rally in the opener.
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Smiths
Minnesota Twins
Roger Maris
Cletis Boyer
Bill Skowron
New York Yankees
Washington
Chicago
White Sox
Hofster
Boston
Red Son
Mike Hershberger
Minnesota
Cleveland
Johnny Goryl
Tod
Indians
Detroit
Los Angeles
Tigers
Baltimore
Kansas City
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Early Wynn
Wynn
Harman Killebrew
Bill Tuttle
Innin
Tuttle
Goryl
Zoilo
Little Leaguers Register Tonight for Spring Signups
Local Little League players sign up this evening from 7 to 9 p.m. at the VFW Post on West Washington street. Boys aged 10 to 12 must bring birth certificates. registrations begin spring training tomorrow at Corry Area High School field at 6 p.m.
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VFW
West Washington Street
Corry Area High School
Locke Shines With Phillies In NL Return
Fayette County fans saw Bobby Locke, a Grindstone native, relieve for the Philadelphia Phillies in New York. He pitched 4 2 3 innings, allowing one hit, earning his first NL win as Philadelphia rallied to a 10-2 victory after two Mets errors and late homers by Gonzales, Covington, and Demeter.
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New York
Fayette County
Bobby Locke
Grindstone
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
St. Louis
Don Ferrarese
New York Mets
Locke
Paul Brown
Jess
Tony Gonzales
Wes Covington
Don Demeter
Tocke
Jack Baldschun
Mets
al Jackson
Komers
Frank Thomas
Jim Hickman
Philadelhia
Gisa Proverl
Art Mahaffey
Daffy Dodgers Had Nothing On These 2 Teams
The Mets beat the Phillies 9 0 in the opener as New York amassed seven runs on four hits and miscues. St. Louis split with Cincinnati as Musial produced two homers and raised his average to .296. Pittsburgh swept the Dodgers in a Los Angeles series behind strong pitching from Friend and McBean.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Mets
Phillies
Dizzy
Dodgers
Casey Stengel
New York Mets
Philadelphia
New York
Casey
Ihoys
St. Louis
San Musial
Cincinnati
Reds
San Francisco
Jack Sanford
Billy Pierce
Giants
Chicago
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Houston
Roman Mejias
Colts
Milwaukee
al Jackson
Tony Gonzalez
Don Demeter
Wes Covington
Phils
Bobby Locke
Vada Pinson
Gordy Coleman
Musial
Cardinal
Bob Friend
al McBean
Priand
McBean
Ed Bailey
Pierce
Elks Bowlers Hold Annual Banquet and Elections
Juriy-Clent bowlers of the Elks Antlers League held their annual banquet at the Elks Club Saturday night with Guy Davis presiding. Tred Clark won the 1962 63 officers, with Dovr Clark, Jack Rooker, and Russ Brant elected to key posts. Prize money went to top teams and individuals, with Superior Cleaners first in term, Corry Bakery and Corry Savings and Loan sharing second and third. Chuck Jackman and Frank Wise led individual prizes with high averages. Parley Keefer was honored as possibly the city’s oldest bowler.
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Juriy-Clent
Elks Antlers
Elks Club
Guy’ Davis
Tred Clark
Dovr Clark
Jack Rooker
Russ Brant
Paul Dwyer
Joseph Seitz
Jerry Needham
Corry Bakery
Corry Savings and Loan
Ron Rathbun
Fred Glark
Harry Blount
Chuck Jackman
Frank Wise
Parley Keefer
Marine Vaults 16 Feet 2 Inches Set in Pole Vault Feat
Marine Lt. Dave Tork from Camp Pendleton aims for 17 feet after a 16 ft 2 in mark at Mt San Antonio Relays. Meet director Hilmer Lodge notes record application is in order while Don Bragg’s 15 ft 9 3/4 in still stands as the old mark. Willie Mays homers twice and others contribute in a mix of baseball play-by-play.
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Waedut
Cautare
Dave Tork
Leatherneck
Camp Pendleton
Mt. San Antonio
Tork
Don Bragg
Cubs
Willie Mays
Sanford
Mejias
Colts
Hal Smith
Jim Pendleton
Frank Bolling
Braves
Dick Farrell
Hal Woodeschick
Palmer wins Texas Open with four under par 67
Arnold Palmer shot a four under par 67 for a 274 total to win the Texas Open by one stroke. He sank a late birdie at the latch hole after a dramatic round, finishing ahead of rival players including Littler, Campbell, Sanders, and Rudolph who chased in the final holes.
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San Antonio
Tex
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Hales
Fi Olor
Campbell
Doug Sanders
Mason Buedalot
Littler
Sanders
Rudolph A
Sip
Palmen
First
SAK
Drake Relays Dominates Penn In Headline Track Showdown
At the Drake Relays meet the Drake team showed speed with ten top running performances, while Penn claimed six field-event high marks. Notable efforts include Florida A M's Bob Hayes, 9.0 in the 100 yards, and Pat Clohessy winning the Drake two mile in 59.6 for Houston. Penn's sole double winner, Russ Rogers of Maryland State, did 14.2 in the 120 yard high hurdles after leaping. The only Penn relay win was Villanova’s 1:25.0 in the 880 yard relay. In golf, Mickey Wright and Ruth Jessen enter a playoff for the Titleholders crown after both shot 77 in the final round.
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Philadelphia
Drake
Penn
Florida
A&m
Bob Hayes
Dennis Richardson
Abilene
Christian Houston
Pat Clohessy
Jared Norse
Duke
Ray Cunningham
Texas
Russ Rogers
Maryland State
Villanova
Pat Nicastro
Paul Drayton
Bob Raemore
Frank Budd
Florida A&m
Augusta
Mickey Wright
Ruth Jessen
Miss Wright
Pitt Blues Dominate Whites in Spring Football Game
Abe Blues receivers Galviunas and Picciano scored in a strong Pitt spring showcase as Blues routed Whites 42 to 0. Clark connected for 20 yards, Traficant added a three yard pass, Picciano recovered a blocked punt for a TD, and Picciano later sprinted 25 yards for another score in Uniontown PA. Bowling leaders also shift in Hazleton with Frank Severino taking the lead in all events of the Pennsylvania State Bowling Tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woves
AL Int
Galiunas
Dan Picciano
Abe Blues
Pitt
Ed Clark
Grivatiunas
Anud
Jim Traficant
Uiethin Pe Sa
Bicciana
Hazleton
Pennsylvania
Frank Severino
Lancaster
Beaver League bowling standings and top individual scores
Beaver League standings show Avalon-Pive leading with 38 losses and 8 wins, followed by Lucky 6 and Unbearibiles. Individual scoring highlights feature Bob Zaleneck at 175 185 178 530 and Kim Rhoades 170 189 164 317, with Northlane's of Pittsburgh posting a team high 4131 points.
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Beaver League
Salilal Aileron
Bob Zabuieck
Uvnuiersip
Duas Howdes
Zateneck
Dlsq
Beaver Leave
Avalon-Pive
Lucky
Giller Dusters
Torrantes
Suef -Butlers
Bob Zaleneck
Kim Rhoades
al Movayel
Tom Morton
Rick Bachomner
John Schvoter
Julia Lindstrom
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Lou Hanna
Penn State
ELKS
Superior Cleaners
Elis Antlers
Clare Capwell
George Bangs
Lawrence
Sonny) Anderson
Frank Henry
Gene Stoddard
Journal
AL Bombers
Daffy Dodgers
Elks Bowlers
CNB
BANK
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Citizens National Bank
Corry
Arnie
Rossin
Blondie
Pitt Blues
Northlane's
Pittsburch
Guphars
Tappan Gas Range
Odin Beauty Range
Frigidaire
Frigidaire Chest Freezer
Coloi
New
Kenmore
Columbus
Loblaws
Michigan
Little Debbie
Brach's Circus
Peanuts
Cherry Valley
le Pha Ofc
Chic Young
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