Jaywalkers and Twisters Lead Grade School League
The undefeated Twisters and Jaywalkers share the front in the Recreation Basketball League after four games. Saturday results at Wright School gym included Jaywalkers 24 over Sureshooters 10 and Musketeers 24 over Vikings 22 in overtime, with Trojans 20 Apaches 8 and Twisters 24 Road Runners 12. Blais scored 18 for Jaywalkers, Swink 14 for Musketeers, Bailey 14 for Vikings, and Xander matched all 20 Trojans points.
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Twisters
Jaywalkers
Wright School
Sureshooters
Musketeers
Vikings
Trojans
Apaches
Bob Blais
Terry Upperman
Joel Swink
Muskteer
Ken Bailey
Viking
Tom Xander
Fred Schwab
Local Keglers Win Special Matches Here
Two local bowling teams won Saturday night as Corry Beverage B League defeated Limestone Lanes of Tidioute at VFW and McCray Aluminum C League beat Seymour's Excavating of Waterford at Bowl-Aire. Individual scores show Randinelli and others tallying in the 400s and 500s with team totals 2503.
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Corry Beverage
Limestone Lanes
Tidioute
VFW
McCray Aluminum Products
Seymour
Waterford
Bowl-Aire
Joe Randinelli
Wusty
Johnson
Joe’ Pequignet
Jann
Randinelli
Joe Niedomys
Angelo Frisina
Chuck Elechynsk
Clemente Wins Special Award From Dapper Dan Club
Roberto Clemente, NL's leading hitter in 1961 with a .361 average, received the Dapper Dan Club of Pittsburgh top award for most to publicize Pittsburgh sports. About 2,000 people attended the dinner, including many notable athletes.
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Clemente
Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
Dapper Dan Club
Harry Smith Bowling Winner Om Ann
Harry Smith of St. Louis rose to second in total money winnings on the Professional Bowlers Association tour after winning the Philadelphia Open with a 248 game. He finished the 33 game tourney with 7 089 pins and a 215 average, while Dick Weber led with 8 460. Also listed are Penn basketball scores: Winchester 72 Geneva 63 Clarion 97 Fenn 86 Slippery Rock 04 Lock Haven 50 Lamoyne 52 St Francis Pa 110 Steubenville 160 Thiel 6.
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pHaare Smith
St. Louis
Professional Bowlers Association
Smith
Dick Weber
Hart
PENN
Winchester
Geneva
Clarion
Fenn
Slippery Rock
Lock Hien
Guaiton
Lamoyne
St. Francis Pa
Steubenville
Alliaice
Frisinamens top Pleasantville in 7-0 league swing
Townville swept their season here and then avenged the earlier defeat in a return game. The Frisinamen lead the Upper Allegheny League at 7-0 after a landslide 724 victory over Pleasantville. Front row names include Ell Scouten and teammates. photo caption lists players Snapp, Albers, Greer, Nichols, Alsdorf.
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Townville
Frisinamen
Pleasantville
Ell Scouten
Dick Nadoiny
Terry Maynard
Larry Morris
Bob Snapp
Dennis Albers
Larry Greer
Gil Nichols
Joel Alsdorf
College Basketball Enters Final Stretch of Season
College basketball heads into its last five weeks with tight conference races across major leagues. Ohio State leads the Big Ten but Wisconsin pursues. Bradley, Cincinnati, and Wichita amid a three‑way Missouri Valley scramble. Colorado battles Kansas State in the Big Eight. Southeastern Conference leaders Mississippi State and Kentucky loom. Duke strengthens ACC, Southern West Virginia dominates the Southern, and Utah State eyes a key Big West clash with Colorado State as Utah’s postseason absence tightens CSU’s title bid.
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Associated Press
Ohio State
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Buckeyes
Badgers
Missouri Valley
Bradley
Cincinnati
Wichita
Bearcats
North Texas
St. Lowis
Colorado
Kansas State
State
Buffaloes
Oklahoma State
K - State
Nebraska
Southeastern
Kentucky
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Texas Tech
Arkansas
Cornell
Dartmouth
Wale
Princeton
Big Red
Elf
My Valley
Western Kerticky
Palmer Wins Palm Springs Classic in Dramatic Comeback
Arnold Palmer overcame a three-stroke deficit by opening with a burst of birdies to fire a closing 69 at Germantown Dunes, finishing four under par for the event. Palmer’s victory yields a share of the $9,300 prize, capping a season that includes the Palm Springs and future Open appearances and a rest period in Johannesburg. Dick Mayer, celebrating a hole in one, earned the entire $50,000 bonus.
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Palm Springs
Calif
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
National Opeda
4Masters
Fame
Hunt
Germuda Dunes Country Club
Gene Littler
Littler
Gene
Dick Mayer
Mayer
Sparta Stomps Pleasantville in league clash
Sparta Stomps Pleasantville 87 to 24 as five starters hit double figures. Larry Greer scored 29, Dick Nadolny 17, Terry Maynard 16, fueling Sparta's seventh straight league win and 14th victory in 15 games. Next game at Tidioute tomorrow night.
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Farlanseunl
Oparia
Pleasantville
Joe Frisina
Larry Greer
Dick Nadolny
Terry Maynard
Sparta
Tidioute
Barb Pursley Skating Queen at World Championships
Barbara Roles Pursley, 1960 Olympic bronze medalist, makes a comeback to chase the women's world title at the Prague championships next month. She won the national title in Boston before 4,000 fans and is favored, facing Netherlands’ Siouke Dykstra and fellow Americans Lorraine Hanlon and Vickie Fisher.
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Boston
Boston College
Secod Place
Lorraine Hanlon
Vickie Fisher
Minneapolis
Miss Hanlon
Miss Fisher
United States
Pennsylvania seeks state wide high school football coaches association
EASTON Pa May soon have its own statewide schoolboy football coaches association A 16 man steering committee including Lou Hanne Corry currently is taking steps to form the body Cochairmen C Robert Rute Easton High School and Mario Martorelli North Hills High School plan with others to study similar groups in Minnesota Ohio and Texas They will draft a constitution consult counsel and bring it to a spring meeting for a vote The push aims to improve relations with principals raise coaching standards and share teaching methods with hundreds of coaches backing the effort The steering committee includes Sam Donato West Scranton John Gurski Minersville Jack Hyland Ferndale and others
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Easton
Pennsylvania
Lou Hanne
Corry
Cochairmen C. Robert Rute
Easton High School
Mario Martorelli
North Hills High School
Minnesota
Ohio
Texas
Cochairmen
Am Association
Penn State
Rip Engle
University Park
Rute
Martorelli
Hanna
Sam Donato
West Scranton
John Gurski
Minersville
Jack Hyland
Ferndale~ Dale
Robert Perugini
High
Duck Sets Mark in Longest Southward Flight Record
A blue winged teal from Crawford County raised at the State Waterfowl Farm flew to Jamaica in the British West Indies, setting the longest southward flight recorded by the Game Commission. Band 86990 traced to the West Indies after hatching from eggs taken by a northwestern Pennsylvania farmer in 1960. The record holder previously was a mallard shot in Washington.
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Crawford County
Game Commission
Jamaica
British West Indies
Pennsylvania
West Indies
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Washington
Bowling stars shine in Bowl-Aire Mixed Doubles league
Bayb Wickwire topped the session with a 506 series at Bowl-Aire Mixed Doubles. Sophie Douglas and Edie Dundon added strong games, while Lafe Douglas led the men with a 212. Beaver Local dominated high school results with Rhoades’ 525, as Beverly Grinder and others posted notable scores. Also, Steelers sign two ends Preston Carpenter and Bob Wills of California to 1962 contracts.
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Bayb Wickwire
Sophie Douglas
Edie Dundon
Lafe Douglas
Steelers
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steelers
National Football League
Preston Carpenter
Bob Wills
University of California
Wills
ABL Teams Show No Progress In Week End Games
Six of seven American Basketball League teams played twice over the weekend but no clear progress emerged. Cleveland beat Chicago 120 114 while New York topped Cleveland 112 109. Hawaii and Kansas City split, with Kansas City 100 91 in the home game and Hawaii led by Hank Whitney’s late winner. Hershell Turner led Chicago with 23, Dan Swartz scored 31 for New York, Dick Barnett top scored 35 for the Pipers, and Bill Spivey tallied 30 for Hawaii in a high scoring weekend.
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American Basketball League
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
San Francisco
New York Tapers
Chicago
Lien
New York
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Kansas City
Chiefs
Steers
Los Angeles
Hank Whitney
Hershell Turner
Dan Swartz
Dick Barnett
Pipers
Bill Spivey
Marine vaults 16 feet twice in track history
German born Marine Lance Cpl John Velses vaulted 16 feet inch at Millrose Games in New York but a shadow fell when the bar was knocked down before the height could be measured. He then cleared 16 feet inch in Boston on his first try at the height. USC adds Minnesota and Pittsburgh to 1965 home football slate with Minnesota Sept 1 and Pittsburgh Nov 13.
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John Velses
Quentico
New York
Velses
Boston
PITT
Los Angeles
University of Southern California Trojans
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Jesse Hill
USC
Trojans
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Dick Lewis
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