Moore Versus Marciano Looms As Possible Title Bout
Archie Moore hints at a Rocky Marciano showdown after defending his light heavyweight crown. The writer doubts Moore’s chances against a prime, dynamic Marciano and suggests only a Tunney-style boxer could challenge the champ. Also notes Pennsylvanian football scouts and All-State basketball stars shaping college and pro circuits.
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Joey Maxim
Archie Moore
Rocky Marciano
Maxim
Moore
Cleveland
Rocky
Marciano
Joey
Bowling Scores Highlight Local League Night
In league bowling last evening McCloskey led with a 227 while Ed Roya fired 290 and Sion posted 310. Burlingame 201 DeMauri 202 Russell Je 2 Henry Go 308 Wetmart 215 and Chris Lee contributed strong scores.
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Cie McCloskey
Ed Roya
Sion
Theo Burlingame
Bob DeMauri
Pete Russell
Henry
Bonus Pick Won by Cleveland in Pro Grid Draft
The Cleveland Browns used the annual bonus pick to grab Stanford passer Bobby Garrett, while NFL coaches note a weaker 1969 college crop and tough one platoon era decisions. Teams drafted 360 players across 14 rounds as the draft opened with Maryland and Notre Dame heavily represented.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
NFL
Buck Shaw
San Francisco
Dim Trimble
Curly Lambeau
Washington
Russ Thomas
Detroit
Joe Studahar
Chicago Cardinals
Tex Schramm
Los Angeles
Trimble
Shaw
Uke
Cleveland Browns
Harold Sauer
Rel
Browns
Paull Brown
Stanford
Bobby Garrett
Pittsburgh Steelers
Green Bay Packers
Baltimore Cubs
Maryland
Notre Dame
Une
John Lattner
Pittsburgh
Michigan State
Dick Dehoney
Penn
Jack Shanalek
Paul Gie
Minnesota
Chicago Bears
Paul Cameron
UCLA
Latt~ner
Steelers
Rosse Johnson
Rice
Green Bay
Oklahoma
J. D. Roberts
Crawford Mims
Mississippi
New York Giants
Sam Moreley
Stan Jones
Bears
Larry Morris
Arkansas
Lamar McHin
Art Huntter
Francis (Cotton) Davidson
Baylor
Baltimore
Stan Wallace
Tilmots
Steve Mellinger
Kentucky
Neil ‘Worden
Philadelhia
Ed Beatty
Dirk Chapman
Detroit Lions
Tom Lewis
Alabama
Cardinals
Beavers clash with Warren High in late basketball night
Beavers host Warren Dragons in a Section II league tilt as Corry Area High seeks its first win. Warren relies on Ettinger Duell and Gordon with Dick at guard, while Beavers counter with Coates Wood Elchynski Cassett and Hixson. Game starts at 8:00 after four preliminaries, officials list Wolfe and Miller off the bench.
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Corry Area
Warren Dragons
Joe Massa
Ol City
Franklin
Meadsville
Titusville
Beavers
Fred Schwab
Old City
Warren
Ettinger
Duell
Koebley
Gordon
Eitinger
Schwab
Jim Coates
Don Wood
Ted Elchynsk
Larry Cassett
Bob Hixson
Walt Wolfe
Bob Miller
Furman Cager Nears All-Time Scoring Record
Frank Selvy of Furman University is closing in on the NCAA all-time scoring record for a three year career, needing 86 points with several games left. He scored 48 in a win over Presbyterian and 109 9 season mark rise.
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Associated Press
WEW
YORK
Frank Selvy
Furman University
Timles
Selvy
Greenville
S.C
Kansas
Clyde Lavellette
Presbyterian
Newberry
Clemson
Gore
Manhattan College
Madison Square Garden
la Sale
Philadelphia
Furman
Rocky Mountain
Colorado A&im
Montana
Wyomini
Ulah State
Penn State
Pittsburgh
St. Francis
St. John’s
Brooklyn
Creighton
University of Scranton
Jesse Arnelle
Trabert Heads Home From Australia After Davis Cup Tour
Tony Trabert left Australia en route to the United States saying he would file his grievances and recommendations with the United States Lawn Tennis Association in New York. He travels with wife and fellow Davis Cup teammates Bob Perry and Ham Richardson after nearly three months of tennis Down Under.
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Sydney
Australia
Tony ‘Trabert
United States Lawn Tennis Association
New York
Tony
Associated Press
Bob Perry
Los Angeles
Ham Richardson
Baton Rouge
Northwestern Sportsmen Spotlight A Taber Tour
Northwest outdoors fans greet Wally Taber’s 10 show run in Pennsylvania from February 15 to May 15. The famed hunter photographer will present Africa safari imagery in slow motion with Kodachrome narration, backed by Outdoor Writers Association of America sponsors and local clubs. Cities include New Castle Sharon Meadville Erie Youngstown Olean Bradford DuBois Corry Titusville Clarion with late March and April dates announcements, ticket sales prizes offered by Wright-McGill. Taber may team with Art Linkletter. hockey scores and boxing results noted in brief.
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Seth L. Myer
Pennsylvania
Wally Taber
Keystone State
Taber
British East Africa
Safar Ife
Africa
Outdoor Writers Association of America
New Castle
Sharon
Meadville
Erie
Youngstown
Ol City
Yarven
Bradford
DuBois
Corry
Titusville
Clarion
Wright-McGill ‘Tackle Company
Denver
Colo
Outdoor Writers
Montana
Wright-McGil
Alaska
Canada
Ye Sveniband
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Art Linkletter
Eddie Stanky Ends Playing Career With Cardinals
Eddie Stanky cuts himself from the St Louis Cardinals active roster to make room for Kim Walton and retires with a lifetime major league batting average of .268. He played for the Cubs, Dodgers, Braves and Giants before becoming Cardinals player manager in 1962, batting 40 times last season with eight hits and two on-base events.
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Tommy O'Cuell
Erie Sailors
Washington Senators
Buffalo Memorial Auditorium
Doublehender
Ewin Bill
St. Bonaventure
Duquesne
Danisius
Creighton
Ohio State University
Woody Hayes
Beaver Club
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phils
Walt Alston
Brooklyn Dodgers
Eddie Joost
Philadelphia Athletics
Associated Press
Eddie Stanky
Trive
Teers
Stinky
St. Louis Cardinals
Redbirds
Kim Walon
Hollywood
Walsh
Stanky
Johny Mise
Johnny Sain
New York Yankees
Dutch Leonard
Chicago Cubs
Bill Nicholson
Philadelphia Phillies
Wall Masterson
Washington
Bobo New
Yankees
Salm
Satchel Paige
Baltimore
Bob Elliott
Chicago White Sox
Brooklyn Ddllers
Boston Braves
New York Giants
Exdétil
Eule Miksis
Stynky
Dodgers
Cal
Neret
Bobby Adams
Gueinnat Redlegs
Wilmer Shanty
Bobby
Harry Min
Eiston Howard
Bill Vindon
Carcer
Gus Triandos
New York Yankeen
Chatey Fowler
Pete Modica
John McCall
Mario Picone
New York Giunta
TAGM Electric Tops City Cage League In Narrow Win
TAGM Electric moved into first place in the City Basketball League after edging Blehynski’s 49 to 40. Connie’s beat Widmann and Teak 82 to 28 as Corry, Jamestown, trounced the Vagabonds. Randy McCray scored 18 for TAGM. Fred Jackson 18 for Connie’s. Don Proctor 15 for the Drugstore. Tick Mercere led the Vagabonds with 18. College results list Penn State, Creighton, Slippery Rock, Georgetown, Mt Union, Utah State, and Wyoming with various multi overtime and close scores.
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Tagm Electric
Blehynski
Connie's
Widmann
Tesh
Corry Jamestown
S0va
City Basketball Leacut Standinge
Lott Tagm Electric
Elehynsk'x
Teak
Corry Famestown
Bueslnk’s
Randy McCray
TAGM
John Gibann
Lovers
Fred Jackson
Connie
Don Proctor
Drugatste
Don Cole
Vagabond
Tick Mercere
TAGM Electric Ties for First in American League Bowling
TAGM Electric moved into a tie for first place in the American League last night by sweeping Sawyer's Studio while Esso Service beat Stahl's by three points. National League action saw Johnson Brothers extend its lead to 1½ games after splitting with Paul's Men's Wear as Gulf Station dropped three to Al's Clothes. Corry Jamestown League standings show Engineering up top after a split with Office while Truckers claimed a point in a Machining match. VFW Ladies A League had Gerry-damentown Thickler extending its lead with a sweep of Evans Beauly Salon as Sawyer's Studio won a three-point set from Meerlink's. Individual high games highlighted by Mary Hnatyshany with 180 and Alta Berry scoring 198.
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Pennsylvania
LaSalle
Tom Gots
Tom
Gola
Farrell
Julius McCoy
Michigan State
Ohio State
Ateiversit Oesaaton Wen
Holup
Pittsburgh Westinghouse
Niagara
Es Tagm Electric
Sawyer
Esso Service
Stahl
Tagm Electric
Aji Tron Works
Stan's
Bachother's
Ibarstorff
Fiteh
Sawyer's
Aero Supply
Beso Service
Bachotner
Ajax Engineering Wi
Borstorff
Bob
Johsson Brothers
Paul
Gulf Station
Shon
Johnson Brothers
OY Gulf Service
Melines Steel
Davis Insurance
Adi Paul's
Ajax Office
General Telephone
Al's Clothes Shop
Paul's Men's Wear
Al's Clothes
Gulf Service
McInnes Steel
Imatches
Gerry - Damentown
VFW Ladies
Evans Beauly Salon
Moordink
Corry
Jamestowrt
Meerilink
Evans
Corry-Jumentawn
Bawyer
Studia
Meer
Mary Hnatysayny
Wertley
VFW
Penelee
Powell Motor
Johnson Meets Slade For Light Heavy Title Shot
Johnson appears set to face Slade for the light heavyweight title, with a July showdown likely in Philadelphia if promoter Herman Taylor can secure Charlie Johnston. Slade, a rough New Yorker, remains a sleeper bet. the bout would air on ABC radio and NBC television from 10 p.m. BST, with a previous 10 round decision in January 1853 favoring Johnson. In other notes, Slippery Rock beat Edinboro Teachers 83-64 behind 35 points from Gennie Pulimba.
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Johnny Slade
St. Nicholas Arena
Archin Moore
Philadelphia
Herman Taylor
Charlie Johnston
Archie
Slade
ABC
Edinboro
Slippery Rock
Slippery: Rock
Gennie Pulimba
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