Titusville Rockets Triumph To Capture Section II Title
Titusville defeated Meadville 60-52 to win their second straight Section II title led by Beason with 24 points in the fourth quarter. George Dewey and Ron Warner added double figures, while Pero, Hunter, Stallsmith and Graham contributed for Meadville as Titusville pulled away after a tight contest at Grove City College.
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Titusville
Joel Beason
Beason
Rockets
Meadville
Grove City College
Benson
Bus Shaner
Stallsmith
Larry Graham
Warner
Pero
Hunter
Peto
Graham
Bulldogs
Showermen
Sharpsville
Farrell
Colonels
Vincent
Timsville
Dewey
Platt
Bloom
U Hunter
Miller
Rich and Barry
New Wilmington
Vincent Favored Over Sharpsville In Playoff Tonight
Erie Strong Vincent faces Sharpsville in a Section T versus Section TH playoff at Allegheny College David Mead Field House. Despite injuries on both sides, Vincent expects Knox Lockwood Smith Hickok Senger Wilds Penetto in a lineup led by Cala Brese with Gergeley for Sharpsville, aiming to battle through a cripples label and seize the win.
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Erie
Vincent
Meadville
Sharpsville
Allegheny College
David Mead
Wally Knox
John Lockwood
Jin Timmerman
Ron Filer
Kirk Hileman
Ralph Calabrese
Seve Gergeley
Knox and
Lockwood
Colonel
Esker Smith
Dave Hickok
Bill Senger
Blue Devils
Bill Wilds
Ray Penetto
Budweisers Miss Again in ABCs at St Louis
Budweisers, top ten pin unit, failed again to win an American Bowling Congress event in St Louis. Dick Weber and Ray Bluth teamed for 1306 in doubles with a 420 start and a 487 finale, while Bluth added 671 and Weber 635 in the 18 day tournament. Bob and Glenn Gersch led the two man category with 1316. Bill Lillard, Tom Hennessey, and Kid Lubanski posted notable scores in all events for the Buds.
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Abcs ST. Louis
Chai Dick Weber
Ray Bluth
Bluth
Weber
Chicago
Bob
Glenn Gersch
Buds
Bill Lillard
Tom Hennessey
Kid Lubanski
Wlleveuls
Valdes Favored In Bout Tonight in Miami Beach
Ni no Valdes the self described professional heavyweight champion meets upset minded Charley Powell in a 10 round clash. Valdes is favored to beat the ex San Francisco 49ers football player and snap his five fight win streak though four boxing figures project Powell as a real threat. Powell relies on power with 14 knockouts in 24 fights as the match airs nationally on ABC at 10 p.m. EST.
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Valdes
Miami Beach
Fin
Nino Valdes
Charley Powell
San Francisco 49Ers
Powell
Lov’ Gross
Gross
Charley Goldman
Rocky Marciano
Jimmy Walls
Alvin Williams
Hurricane Jackson
Archie Moor
Jackson
Pete Rademacher
Roy Harris
ABC
Wampum Upset In Playoff 58 56
Wampum is eliminated from the WPIAL playoff after a 58 56 loss to Snowden Two in a quarterfinal at Beaver Falls. Snowden led 23 20 at halftime and 41 37 late in the third before holding on as Jack Williamson led Snowden with 28 points. Charleroi defeated Midland 69 32 in Class A semifinal. Bitsko and Smith ejected after a tussle.
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Pittsburgh
Wampum
Snowden
Beaver’ Falls
Jack Williamson
Lord Wampum
Charleroi
McDonald
Sharpsburg
Meckseesport
Ex-Champ Jimmy Carter Struck By Hit and Injured
Former world lightweight boxing champion Jimmy Carter was struck by a hit and run driver in heavy fog, left semi conscious and unable to recall details. Neighbors found him a block from his home. he held the lightweight title from 1951 to 1954 with notable defenses and rivalries against Lauro Salas and Paddy DeMarco.
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Ad Angeles
Jimmy Carter
Central Receiving Aspital
Exchampion
Carter
Williams
Madison Square Garden
Lauro Salas
Jimmy
Paddy DeMarco
New York City
Rosewood Wins Black Helen Handicap at Hialeah
Rosewood, paying 10 to 1.80 in betting, defeated Idun in the $40,000 Black Helen Handicap at Hialeah. In Maryland, Bonzo overcame a slow start to capture the Bowie feature, racing from last at the three furlong mark to win.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Rosewood
Hialeah
Idun
Bowie
Bonzo
Boxing card results from Phoenix Richmond Toledo
Manuel Elian of Phoenix defeated Cesar Sanchez by points, while Joey Lopes of Sacramento outpointed Art Rampoeni in Richmond. Henry nk of Mizmi beat Jimmy Beecham of Detroit by points in Toledo.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Manuel Elian
Cesar Sanchez
Los Angeles
Richmond
Calif
Joey Lopes
Sacramento
Art Rampoeni
Toledo
Ohio
Henry Nk
Detroit
Jimmy Beecham
Mizmi
Garcia Sees Comeback Start In Spring Training Game
Veteran right hander Mike Garcia pitched two scoreless innings in a Tucson spring training intrasquad, signaling a tentative comeback after years of injury. Opponent pitcher Score matched him with two run free frames as both clubs showcased returning and young arms in a tense early-season showcase.
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Associated Press
Mike Garcia
Cleveland
Uhr New York Giants
Tucson
Garcia
Big Bear
Ved Feller
Early Wynn
Bob Tomon
Indians
Big Yar
Score
Tadians
Tribe
NBA Results Snapshot From Daily Games
The report lists New York beating a host team 120 to 11 percent, with Minneapolis and St Louis and Philadelphia teams in uneven matchups. Detroit scores 7. Tomorrow features Philadelphia at New York and Minneapolis at Philadelphia with mixed results and unbalanced lines.
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NBA
Sys
New York
Minneapolis
Cinexmouth
Philadelphia
Detroit
Miladelphia
Bos
Bostorr
Linus
Hyston
Syrmsuse
Track and Field Upsets at IC4A Indoor Meet
Manhattan College faced a narrow loss as a key rival edged them by a single point in the IC4A indoor championships. The article notes standout performances and injuries affecting players from major teams as the meet concluded.
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New York
Penn State of
Flea
Manhattan College
Playoffs Loom Ahead as NCAA Bid Fights Tighten
NCAA tourney races tighten across conferences with Ivy League and Yankee contenders in key clashes. Dartmouth and Princeton face road tests while Connecticut and Maine seek comfort on the Yankee front. Arizona, New Mexico State, and Texas Western vie for Border Conference spots as playoff nights loom and bids remain unsettled across multiple leagues.
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Dartmouth
Princeton
Yankees
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Fema
Pewin
Brown
Princetoy
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Pligoff
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Rhode Island
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Arizona Blaze U
New Mexico State
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Boston Univ
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Skyline
Mid American
Missouri Valley
Caliifornia
Ulni
Miami
Ohio
Scinetnautt
St Wak
Texas Christian
Baylor
St. Mary's
West Coast
A.C
Santa Mara
St Mary
Gaels
Thea
Siena
Southern Methorlist
Texas Agm
Texas Tech
Gerry Myers
Arkansis
Texas
Rice
Ening Am
Alvin Taylor
Hyat
Seviritimne
Mint
Ohto
Bowling results from the Atro Athletic Association circuit
Wayne Skinner led with 216 in wet conditions, Pat Miller 211, and Chuck Willett 201 along with Dick Merkle. Kay Hecker 108 paced Bowl Aire Davis loop. Norma Watrous 180 and Roxarin Bradford 178 followed. Avalon B keglerettes saw Theo Windall and Dorothy Byth at 177 and Hazel Proctor 185 in VPW TB Ladies. Pat Shumsky 175. Last night in Honolulu Tommy Tibbs outpointed Larry Cantiberos 192 to 136.
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Wayne Skinner
Hightech
Iwat
Atro Athletic Association
Pat Miller
Chuck Willett
Dick Merkle
Esate
Kay Hecker
Bowlaire
Davi
Norma Watrous
Roxarin Bradford
Theo Windall
Borothy Byth
Avalon B
Willy Wares
IRB
Hazel Proctor
VPW TB
Pat Shumsky
Lakers fall as Mikkelsen hits 10 000 points
Mikkelsen of the Minneapolis Lakers reaches the 10 000 point milestone as the Lakers lose to the New York Knicks 191 12 in Providence. Boston Celtics pull away late to beat Minneapolis 127 120 after Mikkelsen fouls out in the second half. Ty Ins scores 11 for the Celtics. Madison Square Garden hosts the opener with Philadelphia Warriors defeating Detroit Pistons 116 107.
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Freks
Mikkelsen
Minneapolis Balers
Nabena
Alan
New York Knckerbockers
Syracuse Nationals
Ty Ins
Providence
Boston Celtics
Minneapolis
Vver
Toston
Lakers
Collies
Tommy Holnsoan
Hoxton
Wigin Bayley
Syracuse
Nate
Madison Square
Gaydon
Philadelphia Warriors
Detroit Pistons
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Laws
Hawks
Kiel Auditorium
Cincinnati
Royals
Biathlon and basketball results from Valley show varied scores
Bryaw Valley Calif report notes Lawrence Damon of Burlington VI cabled the North American Biathlon Championship. His 12 mile time was 1 hour 48 minutes 9.4 seconds with seven misses of 20. In college action Town State beat Kansas 62 to 58 with five players scoring in double figures while Rutgers ended Lafayette’s eight game streak 77 to 72.
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Calif
Lawrence Damon
Burlington
Bulanced
Town State
Kansas
Rutgers
Lafayette
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