Career of Creveland prospect ends before it begins
19 year old Mike White son of Jo Jo White suffered a complete dislocation of his left knee in an intrasquad game. Tribe physician Dr Don Kelly warned it may take a year before he can try to play again. White was injured at second while relaying a throw. His father, managing the opposing team, reached him first. Bob Kennedy called the injury a miracle if he ever plays again.
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Meadville Tribune lists Section 11 scoring leaders
The Meadville Tribune compiles a full scoring roster from Section 11, led by Corry's Terry Williams with 170 points and Ed Dates at fifth with 196. The list shows Beaver representation sparse after 29 Don Kauer with 48 points, Lee Williams at 31, Bob Nichols at 33 with 41, Carl Clabbats at 37 with 24, and Jim Palmer and Jim Davison tied at 44 with 12 each. Meadville’s top trio Eu banks Arrigun Stallsmith rank seventh, tenth, and eleventh but played one fewer game. If Meadville Oil City had been restated, Bulldogs might have finished higher.
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Clyde Stallsmith
Meadvile-Oil City
Wilt Tops All American Squad in AP All America list
Wilt Chamberlain of Kansas heads the 1958 NCAA All-America selections by The Associated Press. Oscar Robertson Cincinnati Elgin Baylor Seattle Guy Rodgers Temple and Don Hennon Pittsburgh join him on the first team after strong seasons. Boozer leads the second team. several players named on third and honorable mentions. Chamberlain and Robertson received the most first place votes and points as the AP panel of sports writers and broadcasters named the year’s top players.
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Aero and Elchynski's clash tonight in city league
Aero Supply holds a 9-0 lead in City League play while Elchynski's sits 7-2. Tonight at 7 on the Wright School court both teams seek a key victory as the league races toward the season's midpoint.
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Raymonds Will Play the Second Bpm Team Gneuided Meesttes Um Corry
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Bowling Leaders Shine in Aero League Action
Jack Ryland rolled a 617 series behind games of 244 and 225 to pace the Aero Athletic Association circuit last night. Also in Aero, John Jackson 204 Walter Darnoall 202 and Chuck Willett 202. Archie Wetmore led Avalon Men's A League with 235 while Leon Root added 229.
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Randolph Raps Edinboro In C Playoff Tilt
Randolph smashes Edinboro 51 29 at Meadville Allegheny Field House to advance to face East Forest for the District 10 Class C crown. Hartley leads Edinboro with 16 but fouls out as Randolph builds early lead and seals win with late foul line superiority.
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Sweden Handed U S First Setback in World Hockey
In Oslo the Swedish team defeated the United States, marking the Americans' first loss in the world ice hockey championships. The result reshapes the early standings as both teams vie for top spots.
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Former Dodger Blasts Bums As Prima Donnas
Former Brooklyn second baseman Billy Heman now Milwaukee coach blasts the Dodgers as prima donnas pouters and complacent athletes who must be forced to work He criticizes the club for a transfer and argues for fresh, younger blood The remarks come as the Braves are World Champions and Dodger GM Busy Bavasi addresses the issue at Vero Beach
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Streaking teams loom in NCAA race Temple San Francisco Cinci and Notre Dame
NCAA title picture centers on Temple San Francisco Cincinnati and Notre Dame all riding long winning streaks as Arkansas SMU Baylor and Texas vie for NCAA bids. Oscar Robertson leads Cincinnati while Johnny McCarthy and Tommy Hawking spark Notre Dame and San Francisco, with key results from Lehigh, Pacific, DePaul, and Texas in late season play shaping one game playoff scenarios.
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Warriors May Clinch Playoff Spot Soon
The Philadelphia Warriors, after a modest setback, sit in strong position to clinch an NBA playoff berth in the coming days. They beat the Royals 37 8 in Madison Square Garden while the Knicks beat the Celtics 104 89, shrinking Philadelphias magic number to two for eighth place. New York losses or two Warriors wins seal the berth. Philadelphia could win the No 8 seed as early as tomorrow night.
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Moor Beavers recruit Terry Williams as senior next year
Sport Shorts note Moor Beavers lure Terry Williams from Corry as a senior in next year’s All-Section IT poll stories. Meadville’s Bullrogs unveil a new gimmick in their final contest at Warren as John Joy’s Bulldogs plot post season workouts with Tony Pero and Clyde Stallemith returning. Cal Fowler of Pittsburgh Oliver sets a city high school scoring mark with 61 points against Allegheny Vocational.
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