Moose Skowron to Visit Jamestown Friday Morning
New York Yankees first baseman Bill Skowron, nicknamed Moose, will visit Jamestown Friday from 9:15 to 11:15 at Quality Master Market in the meat department led by Russ Mallory and Jamestown meat supervisor. He is in town for a 8 sports banquet, after missing much of 1967 due to injury. Skowron, 5-11 and 195 pounds, batted .408 with 17 homers and 84 RBIs last season, as Joe Collins and Marvin Throneberry compete for first base this spring.
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Karkosky Leads Section IT Scorers In Openers
Karkosky of Warren tops the Section IT scoring with 42 points after a 22 point and 20 point duo against Corry and Franklin. Close behind are Franklin's Walt Thomas with 82 points and Beavers Terry Williams at 33. Ed Latos, Corry, is breaking into the top ranks with 18 points.
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Meadville Bulldogs Suffer Fresh Setback With Injuries
Meadville star Tony Pero, a junior ranked seventh in Section IT scorers, sprained his right ankle and is sidelined after the Titusville game. Senior guard Bob Milen also out with a shoulder injury, compounding coach John Joy’s woes ahead of Friday’s Franklin matchup.
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Hennon Nets 34 and climbs in scoring standings
Pittsburgh's Don Hennon poured in 34 points to lift his season total and leap from seventh to fourth in the major college scoring race. His 260 average comes from National Collegiate Service Bureau figures as the Panthers beat Carnegie Tech. Oscar Robertson leads the circuit with higher totals.
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Varsity Club and Aero Lead City Basketball League
The Aero Supply and Varsity Club teams shared the top spot after easy wins last night. The Varsity five crushed the Sputniks 43 to 26 at Wright School gym, while Aero downed Kiinkers Photogs 56 to 38 in the nightcap.
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Millcreek Invades CAHS Gym Tonight
Millcreek visits Corry Area High School in a non league boys basketball clash at 8 15 p m The Trojans aim to sweep the series led by Dick Craker and a high scoring lineup while Corry seeks a favorable home result led by Ray Clark Jim Davison and Ed Elchynski The Beavers have split early with a 1 1 record and look to rebound against their Erie rivals in a regional showdown.
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Weight champ Basiliow named Professional Athlete of the Year
In Rochester New York Carmen Basiliow was named winner of the Hickok Professional Athlete of the Year award. New Orleans favorite Miss ($10.60) surged in the stretch to win the $2500 Monroe Purse at the air Grounds.
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Pirates Sign Swanson and Thomas for 1958 Season
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced the signing of Frank Thomas and pitcher Art Swanson for the 1958 season. The club now lists 12 players under contract with salaries undisclosed. Thomas is reported to have earned a raise. Thomas hit 12 home runs and batted around .290 last season while Swanson, 24, went 3-8 last year.
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Area Cage Schedule Highlights String of City Matches
Millcreek faces Corry and Titusville travels to Grove City in a busy boys basketball schedule. Warren meets Bradford while Franklin visits Cranberry and Oil City plays Erie Academy. Union City tests Youngsville with Spartansburg at Conneaut Valley and Randolph hosts Townville. Linesville visits Saegertown and Conneaut Lake plays Cambridge Springs. Girard visits Lawrence Park Edinboro at Erie East Fairview at Waterford Ridgway vs Port Allegany Chishadaca Valley at Northern Area Lakeview at Sharpsville Kane at Olean.
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Set Dates For Key Tourney In March Schedule
The Association tournament was tentatively slated for Bowl Aire alleys on the last two weekends of March with East Washington street alleys approved. Dates are March 21 22 and June 24 29 30, with handicaps set at 75 percent and 100 percent of prize money returned. TENNIS COACH DIES Durham NC John Kenheld Sr age 66 longtime UNC tennis coach whose teams had 67 straight victories died yesterday.
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Maryland And Bradley Upset Shake Poll Leaderboard
West Virginia holds first with 925 points while Kansas climbs to second as Maryland and Bradley suffer upsets in midweek games. North Carolina State and Portland push Bradley from the top ten. Michigan State collapses to 15th after a Wisconsin loss, with Cincinnati, San Francisco and Oklahoma State also showing in the updated AP top ten and second ten.
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Cleveland's Moore Chasing Marshall in AHL Scoring Race
Jimmy Moore of Cleveland narrowed the gap on Her shey's Wille Marshall in the American Hockey League scoring race. Moore had four points last week for eight on the season, five behind the leader Marshall who has 63. Marshall collected one point to reach 25 goals and 38 assists. Fred Glover of Cleveland and Dane Fisher of Hershey remained tied for third with 84 points.
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Beavers Fall to Corry in Tight 38-16 Wrestling Meet
Corry tops Franklin 38 to 16 as Lindsey pins Dunn in 1:21 and Stutzman pins Judson early in second period. Carlson pins White in 51 seconds of second, while long-forfeit gave Corry a 96-pound win. Franklin’s King Alts earned his second win of the season in another match.
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East West Pro Cagers Battle In All Star Tilt
East and West squads prepare for the NBA All-Star game at the St Louis arena with coaches Alex Hannum and Red Auerbach fielding star lineups. East starts include Bill Russell Bob Coury Bill Sharman Willie Naulls and Dolph Schayes. West counters with Bob Pettit Slater Martin Maurice Stokes Dick Garmaker and George Yardley. The game pits top scorers 217 point leader George Yardley against a balanced East and West attack.
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Local kegling stars warm the lanes in last night action
Roy Morton posted the night's top game of 4a while Sonny Staples fired a 205 214 duo in Bowl-Aire Men's 4 League. Toppers included Tab Weeks 228 Joe Baressi 204 Bob Hand 200 Melvin Cobbett 214 Joe Jungfueseh 208 and Bob Bracken 204. In Clymer League Paul Holvik 227 Bil Ruff 226 led with others over 200 Vincent Leglers 218 Preston Smith 207 Ernest TeWinkle 206 Wilber Van Earden 200. Avalon Men's A Frank Bernardi 212 Pred McBidowney 209 and C Van Tassel 201 led Avalon A and B leagues. Avalon Main Lunch Moose s 4s results list 12 3 totals and standings. Spider Webb 488 in San Francisco beats Rory Calhoun 160 in White Plains NY.
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Steelers Chief Mum On Transfer Move Speculation
Pittsburgh fans speculated the Steelers might move from Forbes Field to Pitt Stadium last night. University of Pittsburgh Athletic Director Tom Hamilton said no formal application has been made.
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