Non-League Basketball Picks Headline Local Rivalries
Today sport section previews 11 teams with picks for Friday night games. Corry vs Harbor stock clash on CAHS hardwood amid OT history while Titusville expected easy win and Oil City eyes a closer decision. Includes several non league matchups and a season accuracy note by the predictor.
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Meadville
Franklin
Titusville
On City
CAHS
Warren
Oil City
Erle Vincent
Sherman
Lawrence Park
Girard
Parkers
Vincent
Harborcreek
Golden Gloves Stage Opens in Pittsburgh Newcomers Vie
The 13th annual Post-Gunetle Dapper Dan Golden Gloves begins tonight at Pittsburgh Southside Recreation Center. About 20 heavyweights enter four rounds of preliminaries, with finalists to challenge for titles in a later bout. Two 1957 champions Bantamweight Wight Hichww Baker and Featherweight Andero Gonzales defend their Senior Open crowns. Light heavyweight Carmie Price, a former 135 pound champion, returns during these dates.
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Pittsburgh
Southside Recreation Center
Somme
Baker
Andero Gonzales
Carmie Price
Brookville YMCA to Sponsor 22nd Northwestern Pennsylvania Tournament
Western Pennsylvania cage tourney set for March 14 to 22 at Brookville Area High School. Teams avoid two consecutive travel nights and awards include All-Tournament, single game high scorer, and highest free throw shooter. Forms from Beecher York, Brookville YMCA secretary. Also note: Havana boxing result with Paul Dige stopping Tom Simonetti.
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Pennsylvania
Brookville Ymca
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Brookville Area
Beecher York
Brookville
YMGA
Scoring Race Nears Homestretch In Major College Hoops
Major college basketball tightens as conference titles and NCAA bids loom. Oscar Robertson leads Cincinnati in a pair of pivotal tests against Bradley and Oklahoma State, while Elgin Baylor pursues the scoring crown for Seattle. Other races see Rice and SMU closing in, UCLA and California sharing the top, and Duke and North Carolina making NCAA moves.
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Cincinnati
Bearcats
Oscar Robertson
Elgin Baylor
Seattle
Bradley
Oklahoma State
Crawford Gonzalez Bid for Recognition in 1958 Spotlight
Mickey Crawford, 23, of Saginaw, meets Tex Gonzalez, 24, of South Orange, N J, in a 10 round bout at St Nicholas Arena New York aiming to climb toward a national ranking. Crawford is 19 2 while Gonzalez is 24 6 1 in pro record with one 1958 start. Gale Kerwin and Stefan Redl lead Madison Square Garden card with Redl seeking first Garden main event and Kerwin coming off recent contention. Giardello, No 4 welter mid champ hopeful, faces Franz Szudina in Philadelphia Arena rematch from 1956.
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Mickey Crawford
Saginaw, Mich
Tex Gonzalez
St. Nicholas Arena
New York
Mickey
Chico Vejar
Ralph Capas
Gonzler
South Orange
N. J
Jay Anderson
Crawford
Gale Kerwin
Stefan Redl
Madison Square Garden
Redl
Kerwin
Valley Stream
N.Y
Johnny Busso
Jimmy Archer
Busso
Archer
Joey Giardello
Philadelphia
Carmen Basillo
Sugar Ray Robinson
Giardello
Franz Szudina
Germany
Milwaukee
Franz
Bowling Results at Bowl-Aire Mixed Doubles League
P Hollink rolled a 202 203 duo to pace the city league last night as Chuck Willett posted 205 Archie Wetmore 201 and Erma Willett led women with 195 followed by Dot Rathbun 180 and Twila Caster 179 in the mixed circuit.
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P. Hollink
Chuck Willett
Archie Wetmore
Erma Willett
Dot Rathbun
Twila Caster
Perry Jones Named New Davis Cup Captain In Shakeup
New York The Western segment of the USLTA ousted Talbert who had led Davis Cup efforts since 1953 and named Perry T. Jones as captain. Victor Denny, newly elected USLTA president from Seattle, announced the change and said the group will explore an open tournament combining amateurs and professionals.
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Talbert
Perry Jones
New York
U. S. Lawn Tennis Association
USLTA
Perry T. Jones
America
Jones
Victor Denny
Seattle
Association
Denny
Hebert Wins $15,000 Tucson Open Golf Championship
Lionel Hebert of Lafayette Louisiana captured the $15,000 Tucson Open by finishing at 265 eight under par after a final round 68. Don January of Eastland Texas finished second at 267 with a 69 in the last round. John Barnum Grand Rapids was third at 268 with a 67 opening burst. Jay Hebert Sanford Florida, Ken Venturi San Francisco and Don Finsterwald Tequesta Florida tied at 272 for a share of fourth and split $862.50 each. Hollywood Jesse Salas defeated Noel Humphrey in a boxing match.
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Sre
Lionel Hebert
Lafayette
Eluo
Don January
Eastland
Texas
Hebert
Bowies
John Barnum
Grand Rapids
Jay Hebert
Sanford
Fla
Ken Venturi
San Francisco
Palm Springs
Calif
Phoenix
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Fin
Duquesne Coach Moore Seen Resigning Post
Duquesne University basketball coach Moore, tied to disputes over athlete aid and administration, is expected to resign after the season. An unidentified university source says the school plans no firing and Moore may consider NYU after 10 years at Duquesne. Current contract runs to August 31 with April 1 deadline to notify severance.
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Pict Souiwayx
Uuncy Moore
Duquesne University
Moore
Lou
Dec) Skender
Duquesne
Skender
New York University
Howard Dunn
New York Post
NYU
Timyer ‘Moore
Eastern Collegiate Athleté Conference
Weather disrupts Corry wrestling and reschedules city league
Weekend weather forces postponement of the Corry wrestling match against Warren and shifts the City Volleyball League program back to tonight in the Corry Area High School gym. With the match off, the league resumes games including Ajax Factory versus Ajax Office on one court and Sproveri Auto Body vs BPH on the other. Aero Supply leads the City League at 5 0 with Varsity Club and Elchynskis close behind.
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Warren
Corry Area
Beavers
Union City
Mitch
Counh
Matthews
Wong
Lou Hanna
Ajax Factory
Ajax Office
Sproveri
McInnes Steel
Aero Supply
Prudential
Corry-Jamestown Office
Wright
Klinkers Photogs
Sputniks
Aero
Elchynski
Tral
Delany wins indoor mile at Millrose Games
Ron Delany burst from 25 yards back to win his 19th indoor mile in 4 04 at the Millrose Games. Ton Sailer claimed downhill and Alpine combined titles in Badgastein Austria. Bud Werner of Steamboat Springs slid at the final gate and finished seventh in overall standings. Lucille Wheeler of Canada and Sally Deaver of Whitemarsh Pa finished 1 2 in the women's grand slalom.
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New York
Ron Delany
Badgastein
Austria
Ton Sailer
Bud Werner
Steamboat Springs Colp
Lucille Wheeler
Canada
Sally Deaver
Whitemarsh
Recreation Cage Results Leads to Tight League Standings
Underdog teams surged in the Recreation League as several favorites were upset. The Wolverines suffered a 26 25 defeat in Class A while the Buckeyes toppled them 12 points in a separate clash. The Sputtniks dominated in Class B, the Globetrotters beat the Wildcats 48-40, and the Flying Fort fell to the Panthers 19-27. Jayhawks and Blue Devils, both undefeated in Class A, continued perfect records with decisive wins as Emerson Beal and Paul McDonald led their teams. Next week features Rockets vs Buckeyes and Wolverines vs Beavers with other key matchups shaping second place.
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Recreation League
Rec
Wolverines
Jupiter
Sputnilks
Jayhawks
Blue Devils
Coleaders
John Schreter
Buckeyes
Karl Brooks
Beavers
Rockets
Ed Linski
Vieters
John Duma
Gotion
Panthers
Flying Fort
Globetrotters
Wildcats
Sputtniks
Thoms
Emerson Beal
Butch Ixrone
Bob Lawson
Trotters
Eivin Eshelmal
Jim Kasper
Allied
Paul McDonald
Sputnik
Fanthoms
Springfield Indians rally past Providence 4-3 in ALS
The resurgent Springfield Indians moved within striking distance of third place in the American Hockey League by beating Providence 4-3 as they chase a top division spot. Hershey Bears beat Buffalo 4-1, Cleveland Barons edged Rochester 2-1, and Cleveland then topped Rochester 5-2 while Springfield overwhelmed Buffalo 12-3.
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Arkansas
Big ‘Ten
Michigan
Illinois
Indians
Michigan State
Purdue
Ohio State
Minnesota
Ould
Pacific
California
UCLA
Uclans
Kentucky
Mississippi
Springfield Indians
Springfield
Providence
Reds
Hershey Bears
Buffa Jo Bisons
Cleveland Barons
Rochester
Buffalo
Hershey
Cleveland
Ailing Celtics Still Top NBA Despite Injuries
The Boston Celtics, despite a four game skid snapped by a 109 101 win over the Royals, remain atop the division with seven healthy players. Key players Heinsohn Sharman Ramney and others were sidelined with injuries as the club faced lineup rotations and illness ahead of the next schedule.
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Boston Celtics
Tom Heinsohn
Cas Juutty
Bit Sharman
Frank Ramney
Heltsohn
Celts
Cinehiuitt Royals
Vail Loyarr
Sivrueaine
Cefts
Ty Ani Craigy
Fey Russe
Phi Mapilla Henk
Detruit Vaal
Skiing meet leads to standout performances at Ulatesb
In Ulatesb, Ski7i0 McKennan and Liege high performers showcased notable runs with strong times. The event highlighted key athletes from MIAML and FN divisions, emphasizing emerging talent and competitive field.
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Miaml
Liege
Ulatesb
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