Corry swimmers sweep Meadville in YMCA meet action
Corry YMCA tankers dominate the junior and prep divisions while Meadville forfeits many events. In juniors Corry led 88 to 4 as Marty Roehrig won 40 yard freestyle and Dave Pullet topped butterfly. Corry seniors swept relays and individual races with wins by Roehrig Loomis and Mong, cementing a strong league performance despite Meadville's age issues.
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Carl Hillstrom
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Amy
Levinson
al Bennett
JJ Lundy
Patty
Marah
Cole
Medory
Davies
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Hillstrom
D. Puller
Cory Marsh
M. Puller
Pain
Bob May
Bob Alexander
Sattler
Harrison Keppel
Gary Counasse
Jim Mong
Counasse
Allen Loomis
Mike Allyn
Caretth
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Loomis
Keppel
Mong
Pieter
Pledte
Ateots Mexander
Skowron Signs for 35000 with Yankees in 1981 deal
Bill Skowron, a seasoned first baseman, signed a 1981 contract with the New York Yankees for 25,000 salary plus 10,000 in incentives. He joins the world champions as the ninth member to secure his 1989 deployment, bringing veteran power and steady defense to the roster.
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Buck
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Wind Empire Open Alp Pred Tne ing ofwurdkey Pats win
Lenin defeated Wilbert Biviu of Pouitcsen in a close match at the Wind Empire Open. The final score was 254 248 with Biviu hanging at 96,000 in prize payouts.
Jaywalkers and Twisters Lead RecCage Loop Atlantic City Saturday
Jaywalkers beat Road Runners 21 to 15 and Twisters won 22 to 10 at Wright School gym in the first opening day of the Grade II Recreation Basketball League. Dan Corbett Reb Pold and Ricky Schwab totaled 16 for the Jaywalkers, Kim Hepler top-scored for Road Runners with nine. Lary Hasbrouck led Twisters with 10 points, Chuck Drace eight, while Terry Upperman scored most of Road Runners remaining points. George Pain sparked the Musketeers in the third game, Tom [unclear] leading to their victory.
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Recreation
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Trojans
Dan Corbett
Reb
Kim Hepler
Twister Trumph
Lary Hasbrouck
Chuck Drace
Terry ‘Upperman
Bill Johnston
Rae
George Pain
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Hubie White
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Ohio State
Jerry Lucas
Terry Dischinger
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Wisconsin
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Ptrdue
Jimmy Rays
Cougars Take Rec Wrestling Triumph Over Wildcats
The Cougars posted a 22 to 15 victory as they led the seventh to ninth grade circuit with pins from Kowalski Roden Reed Hunt Malek and Raupach. Wildcats’ wins came from Brown, Messinger, and Oesch Lobdell match ended in a tie. Bears and Tigers both had decisive falls led by Higley McMichael Richardson Hillstrom and McKee with Daniels Corbett and Sandberg earning tiger wins. Panthers Lions clash produced several pins by Carrier Bilvis Eddy Forman, while Kalo and Lewis captured decisions for the Tides and Panthers respectively.
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Litus
Panthers
Bears
Tigers
Bix Cougars
Cats
Mike Kowalski
Jim Roden
Carl Reed
Ken Hunt
Ed Malek
Jerry Raupach
Wildcat
Bob Chuck Clark
Rex Sana Brown
Messinger
John Oesch
Dick Lobdell
Bears-Tigers
Bob Higley
Tim McMichael
Joe Richardson
Merle Hillstrom
Tom McKee
Tiger
Terry Daniels
Pred Corbett
Dexter Sandberg
Lions
Sieepee Sprovers
Jim Carrier
Bill Bilvis
Gary Eddy
John Forman
Rudy McCray
Clair Damon
Rick Kalo
Ty Decision
The
Tides
Marvin Lewis Ukewise
Connell Wins SCCA National Car Race at Daytona Beach
Alan Connell of Fort Worth Texas won a Sports Car Club of America national championship race at Daytona Beach. He drove a Maserati Birthcave with a Ferrari engine for a 93 mile event at an average speed of 101.24 mph on the 3.1 mile track, overtaking a Chaparral driven by Huers as the lead swapped 28 times before final brakes issue near the seven mile mark.
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Alan Connell
Fort Worth
Tex
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Connell
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Huers
Tenpin Championship Claim Goes to Munhall Bowler in PA
Chuck of Munhall won the Western Pennsylvania Tenpin Championship at Great Valley Lanes Burt Mekeeenport. He rolled 1,858 pins for 45.8 Peterson points, setting a record with an 8-1 score. Ralph of Butler Witt finished second with 1,781 pins and a 44-4 record.
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Chuck
Munhall
Pennsylvania
Great Valley
Burt Mekeeenport
Peterson
Wame
Ralph
Butler Witt
Hoak Signs rate Pact TSBURGH
AP report states Hoak signed a notable pact with Pittsburgh for the 1963 season. The slugger, who hit above the 900 mark last year, also belted 12 home runs and drove in 81 runs.
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Tsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pirie
Bucks and Buckeyes in top college tilt clash
Top 10 teams fill a packed schedule as Kentucky Cincinnati and Kansas State push for gaps. Ohio State and Purdue renew battle with Lucas and Dischinger stars. Dischinger scored 50 in a losses and Rays sparked Indiana victory as weekend college hoops action spreads across conferences.
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Purdue
Roush and McKechnie Named Hall of Fame Veterans
Edd Roush and Deacon Bill McKechnie elected to Baseball Hall of Fame by the Veterans Committee, to be enshrined July 23 in Cooperstown. They join Robby Feller and Jackie Robinson, with Roush recalling the long wait and noting the process took too long for many players.
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Bill McHechnie
Mave Heep
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Veterans’ Committee
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N. Y
Robby Feller
Jacke Robinson
Tymmen
McKechnie
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Newark
New York Giants
Christy Mathewson
Cincinati
Buck Herzog
Wade Killefor
Florida
Giants
Roussi
Cincinnati
Babe ‘Ruth
Pittsburgh
Russell Out. Celtics Suffer Fourth Straight Defeat
The Boston Celtics, missing star defender Bill Russell with a foot injury, lose their fourth straight as Wilt Chamberlain scores 50 and Tom Meschery nails clutch free throws in a 133-128 overtime setback to Philadelphia. Cincinnati topples Syracuse, St. Louis pushes toward playoffs, and Los Angeles defeats Chicago.
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Boston Celtics
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Chamberlain
Tom Meschery
Cincinnati
Syracuse
St. Louis
Berra
Los Angeles
Chicago
New Mile Champ Eyes Half Mile Record Saturday
Wellington AP Peter Snell world mile record holder plans to attempt the half mile record Saturday in Christchurch He clocked 3 544 for the mile at Wanganui and targets Tom Courtney 1 468 Snell 22-year-old surveyor says fast track helps. Whitey Ford Honored by Philadelphia Sports Writers Association at 58th banquet for 1961 outstanding athlete in presence of Yankees stars
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Herb Elliott
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Wanganui
Tom Courtney
Christchurch
Whitey Ford
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Philadelphia Sports Writers Association
New York Yankees
America
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Quantico
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Roger Bannister
Janud
Parry O'Brien
Charley —Birnras
Bob Gutowski
George Davies
Oklahoma State
International Amateur Athletic Federation
North America
Bowl-Aire Teams Win Two Special Matches Here
Bowl-Aire teams won two close matches Saturday night at Bowl-Aire. The A League led by Dick Merkle and Pete Russell Jr. totaled 565 series, while LeBoeuf Lanes fell 2710 to 2535. Corry’s 2 536 by Jim Rhoades highlighted Bowl-Aire efforts as the B League beat Meadville’s Pepsi-Cola 2512 to 3280.
Five Beaten Dukes Fall as Westminster Slips in Poll
St. Praxis upset Westminster 87 67 at Altoona marking Westminster second loss in 12. Duquesne ranked sixth beat LaSalle 90 65. Geneva defeated Indiana State 91 84 with Pete Crouch scoring and Dick Witherite grabbing 30 rebounds, a team record. Edinboro outlasted Lock Haven 103 101 in triple OT. Shippenburg beat California 79 53 at Shippensburg.
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LaNalle
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Beaver Falls
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Dick Witherite
Lock Haven
Edinboro
California
Shippensburg
Bowling Mixed Doubles League High Scores at Bowl-Aire
In Bowl-Aire last night Janet Raevey led women with 176 while Lafe Doughes posted 213 and 211. Others included Manson 232 Chuck Mack 212 Si Harkless 209 Pat Renzi 211. Weekend action covered Beaver League at Bowl Aire and Avalon Center Bantam and Junior leagues with scores for boys and girls across multiple matches.
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Janet Raevey
Lafe Doughes
Manson
Chuck Mack
Si Harkless
Pat Renzi
Bowl Aire
Avalon Center
Littler Wins San Francisco Open In Two Stroke Triumph
Gene Littler, the U S Open champion, captured the San Francisco Open by two strokes with a 274 total. Knudson, Casper, and Rosburg trailed, as Littler rallied with key birdies late and avoided bogeys on the stretch. Knudson earned 4600 for second at 276, Casper and Rosburg finished at 277.
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Gene Littler
Ron
Milwaukee
Gene
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George Knudson
Billy Casper
Bob Rosburg
Knudson
Casper
Rosburg
Littler
Palm Springs
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