Future Farmers Capture Third Straight Victory
The Future Farmers of America Club remains unbeaten in the junior division of the City Basketball League after a 55 to 48 win over the Rockets in the third round at Wright School Gym. Jokers beat the Stompers 28 to 1 in the opener, Jets defeated the Student Council 59 to 35.
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Bowling leaders shine in Bowl-Aire and Slymer circuits
Fyland honors Harvey with 24 and a 211 220 duo as Bowl-Aire’s A league features strong scores from Baressi Merkle Binner Sta 205 Douglas 205 Williams 202 Bemis 202. Claude Dougherty leads Slymer with 223 followed by Querreveld 219 Kolstee 211 Querreveld 202. Niedomys rolls 213. Prugar and Owens post 212s in VFW B. Vets’ Club ranks top with Root 204 Chillock 204 Wise 201. McInnes Steel notes John Christopher hits 200 for lone double century. News wrap ends with New York names and players.
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Fyland
Harvey
Larry Eckman
Evenine
Joe Baressi
Dick" Merkle
Wayne Binner
Sonny Sta
Lafe Douglas
Merle Ottaway
Chuck Williams
Russ Bemis
Claude Dougherty
Merion Querreveld
Charles Kolstee
Wayde Querreveld
Jon Niedomys Rollnd
Joe Prugar
Bob Owens
VFW
Vets
Leon Root
John Chillock
Frank Wise
John Christopher
McInnes Steel
Corry Dribblers Seek Revenge Against Millcreek
Corry aims to avenge a four point loss as Millcreek visits Corry Area High School Gym tonight. Corry’s improved offense and a key defense shift highlight the showdown while Millcreek brings back Doug Elwell and a strong starting unit. Oil City looms as a tougher test after recent losses.
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Doug Elwell
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al Kline
Dick Geirmann
Doug Aitken
Terry Davis
Sherm Conley
Conley
Vic Crage
Paul Bauer
LeRoy Rieck
Bauer
Jim Davison
Tom Murs
Oilers
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Idle Meadville
Franklin
Eric Strong Vincent
Colonels
Ol' City
Sharpsville
Warren
Karte
Titusville
Grove City
Grovers
Hockey Results and Schedule Brief
Hockey results and upcoming schedule are listed with Monday and Tuesday gaps. Providence coverage notes Bertie Lynn and St Albans with score 154, while Boston visits Chicago. No gates reported for Wednesday.
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Area Cage MILLCREEE at Corry Oil City at Sharpsville
Northwestern at Girard Fairview at Waterford Wattsburg at North East Lawrence Park at Wesleyville Largertown at Cambridge Springs Randolph at Townville Cohneaul Valley at Linesville Conntaul Lake Wi Cochranton Northern Aces at Picioule
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Sharpsville
Warren
Kane
Titusville
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Franklin
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Erie
Sophomore stars drive 1959 60 college basketball season
The season features a wave of sophomore standouts led by Jerry Lucas Ohio State Len Chappell Wake Forest Billy Packer Wake Forest and Wayne Hightower Kansas plus notable newcomers Ray Cronk Minnesota Bruce Kelleher Maryland and Don Nelson Town. Minnesota tops Big Ten with a 77 70 rally to upset Illinois ranked. Maryland's Kelleher Jesus power Terps past NC State as ACC race tightens. Kansas State remains unbeaten in Big Eight with 5 straight conference wins.
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Ohio State
Len Chappell
Wake Forest
Billy the Hill
McGill
Utah
Wayne Hightower
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Lucas
Chappell
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Charle North
Detroit
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Bradley
Darrell Broussard
Texas Agm
Buble White
Villanova
Bill Cacciatore
North- Western
Tonny Dischinzer
Purdue
Don Nelson
Town
Gary Rogeenbure
Dayton
Carroll Burcher
Kentucky
Jack Mullen
Duke
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Army
Filly Packer
Norm Halberstadt
VMI
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Minnesota
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Findlay
Wally Frank
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Missouri
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Indians Hope for Pennant via Defense and Young Pitchers
Cincinnati holds the top spot as Bradley threatens. Cleveland manager Tom Power emphasizes improved infield defense and developing pitchers. Temple, Colavito, Piersall, and Hardy anchor a strong lineup. Vic Power at first, Tito Francona in left, Woody Held at short, Phillips at third. Pitching mix includes Bell, Perry, McLish loss, and hopeful gains from youth. scoring notes reference past seasons and potential season impact. Cincinnati remains No. 1 after a one-point loss to Bradley. Bradley rises to No. 2 in AP poll with California and others close behind.
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Joe Gordon
Sacramento
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Cleveland Indians
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Johnny Temple
Bubba
Phillips
Vic Power
Temple
Woody
Tito Francona
Amt
Rocky Colavito
Jim Plersall
Carroll Hardy
Tito
Colavito
Piersall
Hardy
Chuck Tanner
Don Dillard
Cal McLish
Cal
Gary Bell
Jim Perry
Bobby Locke
Jim Grant
T'ulsa Souyting
Jack Harshman
Herb Score
Johnny Romano
Wwe
Chicago
Russ Nixon
Young
Billy Rigney
San Francisco Giants
Associated Fres
Bradley
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Cincintati
California
Tess
West Virginia
Villanova
Barber Wins Torrid Yorba Linda Open Clambake Finish
Jerry Barber of Los Angeles won the inaugural Yorba Linda Open in a dramatic 18th hole finish. A 13 foot birdie putt sealed victory over Billy Maxwell and Julius Boros as Weetman faded to third. Maxwell holed a 50 yard eagle to secure second place in a windy Monterey Peninsula setting heading toward Bing Crosby's Clambake.
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Vant
Bing Crosby
Monterey Peninsula
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Barber
Billy Maxwell
Julius Boros
Harry Weetman
England
Tom Nieporte
Bronxville
Weetman
Maxwell
Wééiman
Boros
Folley Seeks Johansson Title Shot After Machen Win
Folley Polley, the No. 2 heavyweight, defeated Eddie Machen in a lacklustre 12 round bout at the Cow Palace. Polley, from Chandler Arizona, insists he will beat Ingemar Johansson next, noting a prior win over Machen. Managers expect tonsil surgery soon for Polley as he targets a world title bid.
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Zora Polley
Eddie Machen
al Tttle
Ingemar Johansson
Machen
Folley
Chandler
Ariz
Cow Palace
Polley
Portland
Ore
Phonix
Bill Swift
Wilt Takes Over NBA Scoring Lead
Wilt Chamberlain the 7 foot 1 Philadelphia Warrior rookie leads the NBA scoring race in total points and average, surpassing Jack Twyman. Wilt has 1 544 points in 41 games for a 37.6 average, while Twyman sits at 13 13 points in 49 games.
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