Crystal Ball picks and sports slate for Crawford County
The column forecasts results from Crawford County leagues and area games. It notes a season batting record of 243 right and 61 wrong, predicts Saugetown Copnvat Valley and Likesville wins, and lists numerous sectional and non league matchups with favored teams and potential upsets including Cranberry over Ol City and Meadville over Hickory.
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Crystal
Crawford County
Natchiewlt
Crawford Joep
Saugertown
Copnvat Valley
Likesville
Randolph
Conneaut Lake
Townville
Beavers
Cranberry
Ol City
Franklin
Rocky Grove
Erie
Corry
Ol Cy
Oilers
Hickory
Meadville
Bulldogs
Vincent
Hipprcreek
Solacs Vincent
Colonels
Millereee
Suegertown
Otters
Edinborn
Girard
Fairview
Lawrence Park
Waltsbury
Union City
North East
Wesleyvalle
Waterford
Conneaut Valley
Linesville
Sharpsville
Mercer
Cochranton
Greyt City
Youngsville
Tidiouve
Jamestown
Southwestern
Conneaut
Achtaburn
Northern Area
West Forest
Pleasantville
Spartansbu
Scoring Shuffle reshapes Section 11 race standings
Mend ville Oi City makeup meet shifts top five with Tony Pero and Clyde Stallsmith entering the list. Pero ties Franklin’s Lou Pogle for third at 194 points. Stallsmith sits fifth with 16 in the league, while Titusville’s Benson has 118. Dewey leads Section I with 163 and Creda has 153. Williams tops last year’s 170 with 198 with two games left.
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Contenuers
Bulldog
Tony Pero
Clyde Stallsmith
Pero
Franklin
Lou Pogle
Stallsmith
Titusville
Duel Benson
George Dewey
Warren
Nick Creda
Section I
Dewey
Corry
Terry Williams
Williams
Bobby Lynch
Oil City
Jerry Osborne
Bob Hunter
Meadville
Walt Thomas
Hm Jones
Ron Warner
Ted Smith
Ed Latos
The
Beavers
Pred Harris
Jim Davison
San Fillippo to Suit Red Raiders in 1960 Football
Tony San Fillippo a four year North East football historian and Grapyuckers promoter enrolled at Edinboro State Teachers College for his junior year after two Notre Dame seasons. He will be ineligible to play for the Red Raiders next fall but return for football duties in 1960. Titusville's wrestling Rockets notched win number eight defeating Franklin 35 11. The Knights and other local teams posted mixed results amid upcoming February games.
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Tony San Fillippo
Gongnest
Corry
Edinboro State Teachers College
Notre Dame
Red Raiders
Bob "Thurbon
Titusville
Wrestling Rockets
Lin Fauckely Bay
WescoLing
Coluit Uoth
Meadville
Danke
Feruinklin
Oaks
Seeron TT
Hattery
Rockets
Meddville
Bulldogs
Wren
Pranklin
Knights
Warren
Devons
Peanklin OU City
Osborne
Davdone
Alae Gee Keila
Winster
Motors
Dabrowski
Copper
Mandlers Et
Hunter
Sialismith
Eo. Grahaut
Miller
Curtis
Pas
Beott Soo
Grannis
Oil City
Meadville Forces 3 Way Deadlock In Local Contest
Meadville and Oil City split a three way tie in a high school basketball night. Meadville led 20-5 after the first quarter, then Oil City narrowed the gap before Meadville pulled away late. Jerry Osborn scored 11 for the losers while Tony Pero led Meadville with 14 points as the Bulldogs moved toward a potential playoff.
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Uice
Bulldogs
Oarieis Vaph
Oilers
Mendyille
Joye
Tony Pero
Clyro
Thomas Eyes Record Jump at Indoor Champs
Thomas Twomas, a 17-year-old Boston University freshman, cleared 7 feet in Madison Square Garden and aimed to break the indoor record at the AAU championships. He failed at 7-1/4 on three tries but touched the crossbar closely, insisting he can do 7-2 soon and that the jump will be officially recognized if continued.
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New York
Jobi
Soviet Union
Stepanov
Boston University
Madison Square Garden
Thomas
New York A.C
Lve
Mark
AAU
Millrose
John
Wil
High Games Highlight SGU Open and Booster Divisions
John Parsons of Louisville and Jacques Curwen posted a 1252 doubles total after Parsons’ 280. Harve Burnhill of East St Louis rolled a 279 as Metropolitan Clothing of Dayton held first in Open Division with 2985, while Jones Trucking Lines of Muskogee led Booster with 2712, overtaking Livergood Grain Co.
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Po Luunwart
Scond
SGU
Yinlis
John Parsons
Puilley
Louisville
Parsons
Jacques Curwen
Earos
Curwen
Harve Burnhill
East St. Louis
Metropolitan Clothing
Dayton
Oole
Radio
Detroit
Jones ‘Trucking Lines
Muskogee
Okla
Livergood Grain Co
Findlay, l
Cooper wins Puerto Rican Open with 72 to take title
In San Juan veteran Pete Cooper of Lakeland Florida shot an even par 72 to win the Puerto Rican Open at 262 strokes. In St Petersburg Louise Suggs of Sea Island Georgia defeated Mickey Wright on the third hole of a sudden death playoff to win the St Petersburg Open.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Pete Cooper
Lakeland
Fla
ST Petersburg
Louise Suggs
Sea Island
Mickey Wright
Kentucky and Auburn Clash Next Saturday
Kentucky and Auburn meet in Lexington Saturday as two major programs clash in a pivotal college basketball showdown. The Wildcats eye resilience after home losses and position in the SEC while Auburn, riding a 20 game home winning streak, seeks to extend its conference lead amid NCAA probation constraints.
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Auburn
the Invincible
Kentucky
the Mighty
Lesington
Tribenton
Adolph Rupp
Githe
West Virgine Ocean
Tulane
LSU
Vanderbilt
Atthur
Mississippi Bute
Mississippi
Rupp & Co
St. Lows
Bradley
Cincinnati
Louis
Adiga T Zame
Kansas State
Vetches
Oklahoma
State
Denver
New Mexico
California
Washington State
Idaho
Wallington
Michigan State
Northwestern
Indiana
Purdue
Mississippi State
Groupia
VMI
West Virginia
Xavier Ohio
Western Kentucky
Southern California
Washington
Oklahoma City
Planda State
St. Bonaventure
al Providence
Baker and Hunter Clash Tonight in Heavy Encounter
Baker formerly top challenger now unranked meets Detroit newcomer Billy Hunter in a Monday night heavyweight bout at St. Nicholas Arena New York. Baker carries a 4 14 1 slate while Hunter stands 15 1 1 in 17 fights after a recent knockout at Madison Square Garden. The bout airs on ABC as Gene Fullmer links to the era of top heavyweights.
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Py Pywuakusone
Bob Baker
Billy Hunter
Detroit
St. Nicholas Arena
New York
Baker
Hunter
Madison Square Garden
Sonny Liston
Philadelphia
Mike de John
Miami Beach
Fla
Liston
Marty Marshall
Knockond
Hawks Teams Still Pacing Rec Circuits
Hawks push ahead in rec circuit standings as players like Mick Lobbell and Bill Wally star in wins and close battles. Beavers, Angels, and Blue Devils suffer losses while Hawk teammates keep pace leading the league with solid team play and key scoring bursts.
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Hawks
Will Mick Lobbell Raunening
Lot Alte
Aft Pradens Helle Nihen Juumes
Phobeers
Devil
Whitt Lie
Angola
The
Beavers
Huy Ganeion
Celtics prevail as Sharman hits 10 000 points milestone
Boston seals division hopes with a 120 89 win over Detroit as Bill Sharman joins NBA’s 10 000 point club. Celtics beat Syracuse 124 121 in Saturday action while Philadelphia toppled Cincinnati 106 04 and New York rolled past Cincinnati 124 47. St Louis Hawks beat Minneapolis 139 96 to clinch Western crown, Ed Macauley lands new three year contract.
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Boston
Bill Sharman
Collies
Detroit
Sushy Ae Sharman
NBA
Jett
New York
Celtics
St. Louis Hawks
Minneapolis
Hawks
Ed Macauley
St. Louis University
Uther
Byres Case
Philadelphia
Warriors
New Yorke
Cincinnati
Syracuse
St Louis
Beaver Statistics Show Slump In Weekly Play
Beavers suffer a dip in team averages as key players struggle from the line and on the boards. Notable names like Roy Rierk and Fleck highlighted for fouls and rebounding struggles. Derry Wil liams leads in scoring with 273 points though team remains hampered by field goal and free throw misses across the week.
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Colysty Ory
Wwe
Achille
Knights
Barry
Be Roy Rierk
Dinleon
Frog
Benyers
Corry
Derry
Ace Laitan
Hind
Stewart
Ton Morse
Jin Palmer
Ned Riwok
Allie
Willimbis
Lena
Uva
Beavers
Morse
Willian
Teadershiyy
Shewart
Anc Davison Hive
Perty
Mise Ivot
Mt Ta Morae
Davison
Pirates strong down middle with Murtaugh pitching plan
The article surveys Pittsburgh Pirates prospects highlighting strong middle infield with Dick Groat at shortstop and Bill Mazeroski at second base, praising Groat's defense and offensive potential and noting solid pitching depth led by Bob Friend and Vernon Law. It mentions upcoming trades and the impact of claims like Harvey Shuey and Epp Pace, emphasizing a robust pitching staff and lineup around power hitters, while referencing past performances and roster depth.
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Wanny Murtaugh
Pittsburgh
Woodlyn
Hak Totes
Panny Keavite
Gurelit
Magernski
I Hassett
Littler Wins Tucson Open With Eagle Finish
In Tucson Ariz AP Littler captured the $15 000 Tucson Open with a late eagle effort that sealed a two stroke victory over Joe Campbell and Art Wall. Campbell fell short by one foot for eagle while Wall birdied 18 but could not overtake Littler who finished with a 12 under 267 total tying for the event’s best score and collecting 24 000 dollars.
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Littler
Tucson
Ariz
Gend Littler
Hunday
San Diego
Joe Campbell
Si Strokes
Art Wallie
Uiree
Wall
Campbell
Phoenix
Lowe
Lister
Secon
Arnold Palimey
Latrobe
Bill Johnston
Provo
Uki
Coumanders
Miami Beach
Bowling Scores Highlight Night at Bowl-Aire Mix
Lamielle slammed a 219, 205 and 205 for the doubles team in the Bowl-Aire Mix. Dale Morton's 212 matched the Indies score as top marks. Other high scorers included Buland Harvey 205 Dick Smith 200 and Bob Biddy 200 in the opening night.
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Lamielle
Dale Morton
Indies
Oler Igh
Buland Harvey
Dick Smith
Cry Dall
Bob Biddy
Yale great athlete Caldwell dies at 53 in Connecticut
General New Orleans report notes Bret Caldwell, famed Yale athlete, died at age 53 after a hospital stay following Angernie finesg. The obituary places his passing in West Haven, Connecticut, and marks him among Yale's most celebrated sports figures.
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New Orleans
Dane W Brown
Giveuradd
Ire
Gilteai
Spectral
Quimbler
West Haven
Conn
Bret Caldwell
Yale
Velera Hospital
Angernie Finesg
Baltimore
Bullmore Onoles
Veberiit Whitey Lockman
Bann Princep Glinth
Caracas
Venezueli
Cuba
Vantauvin Beska
Alrwleht Yee Racing
Bowith
Norv Duris
Mir Jerk
Miami
Pia
Tudor
Lenjghnh
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