Meadville Bulldogs poised for first-half lead in key clash
Meadville seeks a pivotal win tonight to stretch its 8-0 league record and pull two games ahead of Titusville and Warren in the section standings. A victory boosts hopes of finishing the first half atop the standings, with home games in three of five remaining road trips.
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Krivonniks Leads League Bowling with 692, 231 Set
Mike Krivonnk posts a 692 high in last night’s league bowling, guiding Bowl-Aire’s top scores. Among others, M King sley hits 290, B Baccus 204, Merle Ottaway 200, Don Neylon 203, Char Castlar 241, Mike Drobneck 911, Har ry Hall 210, Art Shamburg 209, Mex Dev Faux 215 and 211, John Dubrosky 204, Don Kincaid 218, Louis Deois F 232, Chuck Minn Yoo, plus hockey scores Montreal 4 Chicago 1 and Toronto 2 Detroit 2 in the National and American leagues.
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Baccus
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Don Neylon
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Ord Stewart
Mike Drobneck
Elwin Futler
Harry Hall
Blaik Retained as Army Grid Mentor at West Point
Associated Press reports Col Earl Red Blaik will stay as Army football coach and athletic director at the United States Military Academy. Gen Frederick A Irving announced Blaik's continuation, noting no immediate team changes beyond graduation and no overemphasis on athletics, with policy applying equally to all intercollegiate participants.
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Major League signings include Post and Minarein among others
Multiple players from MLB teams sign contracts including Wally Post and Rudy Minarein of Cincinnati, Joe DeMaestri and Dick Littlefield of St Louis Browns, Howie Judeph and Bill Higden among White Sox, Mel Bodehein, Johnny Schmita, Bobby Morgan and Hank Thompson with Giants, Tookie Gilbert and Vince di Lorenzo with Athletics, Ray Boone and Birdie Tebbetts with Cubs and others. College basketball results feature Chassins, Niazara, Edinboro, Alliance, LaSalle, Loyola, Detroit, Tulsa, Dayton, Georgetown, Kent State, Youngstown, West Texas, Texas Tech, Brigham Young, Denver.
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Ba Kczak
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LaSalle
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Tulsa
Dayton
Georgetown
Kent State
Youngstown
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Texas Tech
Brigham Young
Denver
Bowling 4 Columbus Maintains Lead In AL Action
Bowling 4 Columbus maintained its commanding 12 game lead in the American League last night by blanking Davis Insurance while Bowl-Aire prevailed over Thompson Products. Ajax Iron Works and Grocery upset McInnes Steel, and Thomas Motors beat Davis Insurance. Standings show Columbus Inn, Bowl-Aire, Ajax Iron Works, Thompson Products, McInnes Steel, and Davis Insurance with varying wins and losses as results list scores from multiple lanes.
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Brigham Young Dayton After Bids To Tournaments
Brigham Young and Dayton seek post season bids as NIT hopefuls. Cougars, defending champions, beat Denver 89 89 but struggle outside the Skyline. Dayton, led by Don Meineke with 26 points, defeated Georgetown 80 74 to stay in contention. La Salle crushed Loyola 85 41, while Detroit beat Tulsa 67 59. Canisius erased a Holy Cross lead to win 92 85. Game changes introduced to curb penalties featured end of period free throws after fouls.
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Leonora Wood
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National Basketball Association
High Dribblers Meet Franklin This Evening
The Nursery Five, 4- way tie for third, hosts Franklin in a league clash. Gooch Frey Schwab’s squad has shown improvement after a 43-31 win, led by Jim Bosden and Eddie Hetch, with Hogsiste Lean at center and June Hunts with Roger Andvis in the backcourt.
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Saxton and Minello Set For Garden Welter Bout
Johnny Salon unbeaten in 24 tries eyes a shot after facing Tavio Minlé, former European champ from Bergama, at Madison Square Garden. The welterweight clash also pits Saxton against Turner, Brottot, Vejar, Gavilan, and others in a noisy 1950s style lineup.
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Richards and Dillard Out to Retain Laurels
Richards and Dillard aim to win consecutive titles at Madison Square Garden in a limited session meet. The New York track scene highlights include Richards clearing 15 feet in pole vault. Dillon and Harrison Doyle lead in events. the Herald notes past five straight wins by Milliexor and references other champions across years.
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Geass
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Lammker
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Enging
Chuck Fenske
Ees Etrinis
William and Mary to Play 10 Game Slate
Athletic Director Gronge Oliver announced William and Mary will schedule ten games this season. One game remains to be set, with the opener in Williamsburg and the Penn State contest at State College, Pa, on October 4.
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Fights Last Night Across Cities Reported
Boxing wrap reports several results including Jerry Moore outpointing Ox Graham in Philadelphia and Tony Allegro knocked out by Broklyn in New York. Hermie Freeman defeats Jerry Zullo in Bangor while Bob Dunlap stops Rafael Ingresid in San Francisco.
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Baltimore
Ox Graham
Philadslylia
New York
Suinysity Garden
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Tony Allegro
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Hermie Freeman
Jerry Zullo
Hoste
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Bob Dunlap
Oakland
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Rafael Ingresids
Argentina
Travelers Checks Promoted By National Bank of Corry
The bank advertises Travelers Checks as a safe money option for Florida residents seeking refundable face value. Checks are honored for conversion into cash, with a 75 cent charge per hundred dollars. Cautions include risks if checks are lost or stolen and mentions Jack Lemmons.
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