Warren High Deons of Waren Prep for Campaign After Win
Warren High thrashed Evy Academy 62 to 40 last night as coach Joe Massa prepares for the upcoming finals. Key players include Ed Rickerson with 16 points and center Hii Dall, forward Jim Menn kern, while John Powley may return from a shoulder injury for decisive postseason play.
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Joe Massa
Rickin
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Dick Danielson
Rickerson
Hii Dall
Jim Mennkern
Jack Karkisks
Ren Hoffman
Chuck
Herve
Joy
Titusville Cold Wyweness Wil Be Ao Comparable to Cor vx War Year
The text references a basketball season with Covel Bis Afnuupe's lineup featuring Pith Gos Jurion Rockets and Max Cole tossing to South. George Johnsons are expected to assist the team. Cox leads a strong group of eager opponents, though hopes appear limited for Rectan TT yuce.
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Je Qnluyhng Jetterman
Max Cole
Siling South Hai
Coldstock
Spd
George Johnsons
Cox
Sports Shorts recap of unsettled coaching moves and early game results
The report notes Meadville coaching vacancy after Jerdy Gyadbacke and Johnny Keycke. It mentions the Dodkuts 9 0 loss to the Yankers with Disko Walker, plus a Maple Leafy finish in the International League Dry Academy. The Warren Dragons win 58 20 at Younggyfile amid eligibility issues and a busy season start.
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Johnny Keycke
Ohly
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Disko” Walker
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Thternations League
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Stitt Chamberlain
Hutsas
Cde Lavellette
BH. Barn
Job & Carmlatl
Sparks
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Ene Irnere
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Vic Wells
Ted Murchbepdil
Ptaas
Warren Dragons
Younggyfile
Kent County Purse at Pimlico Featured In Brief
In Baltimore Sarcnim at 4.20 stretched hard to win the Kent County Purse at Pimlico. In Miami Beach Needles, 1958 Kentucky Derby winner, was named champion 3 year old colt by the Thoroughbred Racing Association board of selection. In Lawrence Kun Coach Chuck Mathers University of Kansas football team lost its 22nd game in three years. an effigy appeared on campus after last Saturday’s hinged result.
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Baltimore
Kent County
Pimlico
Miami Beach
Thoroughbred Rac-iig Association Board of Selection
Lawrence
Kun
Chuck Mathers
University of Kansas
Last Night's Fights Reported From Coast to Coast
Boxing results list fighters and locations including Cilil and Arbira Zor 151 stopping Gene Poirier 149 in Los Angeles and Chico Ve Jur 152 out pointing Phil Rizzo 162 in Stamford with New Haven noted.
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Arbirazor
Los Angeles
Gene Poirier
Nulgara Falls
N. Yo
New Haven
Conn
Chico Ve Jur
Stamford
Phil Rizzo
Brooklyn
Furillo Rebounds From Operation With Family Update
The story notes Tony Furillo recovering after a medical procedure. Hospital staff report no complications and he is expected to be released after a short stay. Leema Comtyniting and Cien ery Mossilal provided updates from the hospital.
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Guttield
Honditolt
Tony Lal
Ery Mossilal
M. Ad. Cun
Frail
Weex
U S Offers Asylum To Hungarians At Olympic Games
American Consul General in Melbourne said the United States would look favorably on pleas for political asylum from Hungarian Olympic athletes. Asylum decisions loom as Hungarians weigh returning home or seeking freedom in Australia or America amid revolutionary turmoil.
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Ametius
United States
Gerald Warner
Hungary
Australia
America
Tok
Hinentlin
Teddy Hye
Austasia
Melbaurne
Esaghdan
Olympic Eim
Janor Somogyi
Walker
Austria
Machen Seeks Title Clash With Simmerlin Tonight
Eddie Machen aims for victory over Johnny Summerlin in Syracuse to move closer to Floyd Patterson's heavyweight crown. Promoter Jim Norris of the International Boxing Club ponders Machen versus Hurricane Jackson if feasible. Patterson’s camp signals no title defense before the earliest date, with Machen at 18 unbeaten pro fights and Summerlin at 30-2-1 from Detroit ranked eighth.
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Syracuse
Eddie Machen
Johnny Simmerlin
Floyd Patterson
Jim Norris
International Boxing Club
Jlueve
Machen
Hurricane Jackson
Summerlin
Cus D'Amato
Patterson
Jackson
Norris
Detroit
Pitt Squad Flies To Miami Tomorrow
The University of Pittsburgh football team departs for Miami to face the University of Miami on Saturday. Injuries to Cory Salvaterra Bob Pollock and Charles Brueckman may limit play but all are expected to start. Scholastic basketball results list Farrell 60 Youngstown 43 and Greenville 73 Conneaut Lake 56.
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Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Miami
Fin
University of Miami
Jem
Cory Salvaterra
Bob Pollock
Charles Brueckman
Farrell
Youngstown
Greenville
Conneaut Lake
Minors Begin Player Draft Amid Trade Talks
Minor league clubs start their annual draft as Washington and Boston pursue deals. Senators manager Chuck Dressen hints a five player swap with the Red Sox may involve Roy Sievers Eddie Yost and Ted Lepelo Hilly Console and Jene Stephens are cited. Giants manager Bill Reney presses trades to boost a sixth place NL squad. All minors from Class A up hold drafts while minor league officials discuss 29 proposed amendments to the major league agreement.
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Washington
Boston
Chuck Dressen
Senators
Is Club
Red Sox
Roy Sievers
Eddie Yost
Ted Lepelo
Bastman Hilly Console
Piltscider
Jene Stephens
Bill Reney
New York Giants
Sexo
Tomorow
Area Basketball Scores From Five District Games
Warren defeated Youngsville 58 to 29 and Millereek edged Westeyvide 57 to 42. Harborcreek led North East 8 to 0. Conneaut Valley beat Lawrence Park 59 to 49 while Fairview won 65 to 63 over Sargertown and New Castle prevailed 72 to 53 against Meadville.
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Youngsville
Millereek
Westeyvide
Harborcreek
North East
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Lawrence Park
Fairview
Sargertown
New Castle
Meadville
Hornung Award Honors Notre Dame Back in Close Vote
Booth Bend Indiana Paul Hornung wins the Heisman Trophy after a tight ballot with Johnny Majors of Tennessee and Tom McDonald of Oklahoma. Hornung tops Majors 1006 to 694 with Rob Tubbs and Jerry Tubbs in third and fourth. Other nominees include Jimmy Brown and Ken Ploya.
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Susior
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Numlerback
Inter
Fillbeck
Hornting
Jay Benwanger
University of Chicago
Ohio
Howard Cassady
Tommy McDonald
Jerry Tubbs
Oklahom mi Nilioad
Inishu
Jimmy Brown
Syracuse
Ron Krmer
Miphism
John Brodie
League bowling resumes with Ed Berry high score of the night
Night bowling action features Ed Berry rolling the high score while others post notable marks including A Bates 400 and A Hansen 293. Women players E Hixson W Beardslay M Wallis and Kay Hecker contribute, as Evans Beauly leads in standings and Corry-Jamestown shows strong totals.
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Ihr
H. Rovkowakl
W. Loveland
D. Smith
Yy Warne
A. Bates
A Hansen
Totielassies
D. Mortoth
E. Hixson
Beardslay
M. Wallis
Frifiedw
Evans
Cony
Jamestown
Sawyers Studia
Hunting Death Toll Rises Across Counties
Reported hunting related deaths reach fifteen with multiple incidents across Perry County and nearby areas. Details mention a fall in Elizabethtown and other towns, and a basketball score noting scholastic activity as a separate item.
U S and Russia gain in Olympic points and records
U S swimmers set records with Breen’s 1759.5 in the 1500 free and Mann winning the 100 fly while Cone ties Olympic mark in 160 back. Russia dominates overall as Romina and Canada tally five golds and the U S trails in team events amid water polo and soccer finals.
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Buffalo
Breen
Australia
Murray Rose
U. S
Shelley Mann
Arlington
Vai
Curin Cone
Ridgewood
N. I
Britain
Judy Grinham
Lorraine Crapp
Marley Shrivers
Glendale
Calif
Sylvia Rusk
Berkeley
United States
Kathleen
Heth Williams
Evanston
Toh “Murgin
Aggies and Tarheels Win Openers In early Cage Action
North Carolina State beat Wake Forest 73 63 after trailing by five at halftime. Texas A and M edged Baylor 52 51 as Rosenbluth piled up 47 points in a 91 66 Furman win. Hundley led West Virginia past Florida State 84 54. Indiana star Archie Dees had 28 points 25 rebounds in a 64 57 defeat of Valparaiso. Duke rallied to 84 78 over Clemson. Georgia Tech edged Murray State 67 64. Virginia Tech opened with a 70 71 loss to Richmond.
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Aggies
Baylor
Rosenbluth
North Carolina
Furman
Hundley
West Virginia
Florida State
Pointe
Mark Worman
Mountaineers
Indiana
Archie Dees
Valparaiso
Duke
Clemson
Georgie Tech
Murray State
Kentucky
Virginia Tech
Richmond
Peninsylvania
Canisius
Scranton
Carnegle Tech
Baltimore
Shippensburg
Waynesburg
California
Alliance
Slippery Rock
Allegheny
Oberlin
Philadelphia Pharmacy
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