City Tourney Opens As Bowling Entries Close Soon
Corry City Bowling Association announces this year’s Allty tournament at Bowl-Atre alleys on East Washington. A large field is expected as new leagues formed. Entry blanks must be returned to league offices by Sunday to secure preferred spots. Last season 38 teams joined in the six events plus doubles singles and teams. The event runs March 21 22 23 and 28 29 30.
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Wu Hutt
Corry City Bowling Association
East Washington Street
Pew
Atta
Elchynski Tops City Basketball League scoring race
Elchynski leads the City Basketball League with 242 season points, 109 ahead of the nearest rival as Aero Supply’s John Stockton moves into second. Other top scorers include Elchynski’s Restaurant’s 196, Dick Croker of the Varsity Club with 133, and John Burkhart of Aero at 125. Blehynski’s Bob Mier 118, Frank Lloyd and Allan Long of Blinkers 110, Ray Clark 90, Ed Slagle 89, Dick McKeth 73, Roger Andrus 62, with several players around 60 points as the season heads to the homestretch.
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Werem Freen
Suai
Sworlaw
Ue Ily Loop
Aero Supply
John Stockton
Phick Ane Urals
Elchynski
Wee
Dick Croker
Varsity
John Burkhart
Aero
Gil Waseak
Kickers
Blehynski
Bob Mier
Aern
Frank Lloyd
Allan Long
Ray Clark
Miks
Ed Slagle
Corry
Bilfares
Dick McKeth
Avro
Roger Andrus
Hledynske's
Nepruit
Bob Cotentin
Goin Tomer
Ian Blagle
Rod Roger Ottaway
New Warren High Adds Baseball Golf Tennis And Swimming
Warren High School will add baseball golf and tennis this spring with swimming joining the program next winter along with a fourth sport planned. Pat Madden, a statewide recognized swimmer, will begin competing for Warren later in the season.
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Warren
Warren High
Dragons
Warren Athletic
Pat Madden
Wradipls
Colonels mermen top 100 mark in major meet
Eric Strong Vincent led the Colonels swimming team past the 100 point threshold in a Wednesday meet. Coach Art Weibel's program marked its 10th straight unbeaten season with strong team depth and standout performances from Vincent and other top scorers.
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Eric Strong
Vincent
Colonels Mermen
Eric Prep
Uwle
Pring
Art Weibel
Colonels
Erin ‘Tech
Dave Parmenter
Erie
Corry
Charley Fisher
Steve Moorhead
Harborererke Rai Uth
Tim Conney
East
Don ‘Trahoske
Millerrak
Norm Pierce
Hausborerack
Meadville
Frank C. Prather
Gnomon Auditoriim
Sietet
Samuel Revkovaky
Grid Coach Dies After Cage Tilt
Pittsburgh area high school coach Robert Hant of Soul Township High School died of a heart attack after a gym cage tilt at a basketball game. He coached in suburban districts and had a history with Duquesne and North Carolina teams.
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Robert Hant
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Mant
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Rockets Meet Hickory In Glass A Playoff Tonight
Titusville high school prepares for a District round playoff game against Hickory's Hornets in Farrell tonight. Coach Bus Shaner leads a 16 3 season while Hickory sits 17 5. Eight returning seniors and a deep roster fuel Titusville as they aim for a district final next Friday with Strong Vincent potentially awaiting.
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Toriene UE Rockets
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Hornets
Farrell
Analety
Eric Strang Vincent
Titusville
Bus Shaner
Menclville
Mne
Mille Creek
Greenville
Willewary
Tom Allen
Jin Bodamer
Phil Cox
Max Cole
Stu Morris
Erwin Olsen
Joel Henson
George Dewey
Ron Warner
Dewey
Benson
Cole
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Allan
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Bowling results feature two 600 series and top games
Howl-Aire B Leagues top bowler Dale Paige rolled 256 for the evening high and 601 series while Ed Zewatsky posted 214 and 211 for 612. Other leaders included Ron Burdick 209 Joe Amoroso 202 Nori Swart 211 and Bob Hand 208. Pony Racecki led Corry Jamestown with 202 and 230. In VFW Ladies circuit Dot Morton 186 and Helen Hoyt 179. Last night in boxing Davey Moore of Springfield KOed Vince Delencio of Los Angeles.
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Dale Paige
Ed Zewatsky
Ron Burdick
Joe Amoroso
Nori Swart
Bob Hand
Pony Racecki
Bud Gumbleton
Dot Morton
Helen Hoyt
Wet Weather Delays $20,000 Golf Tourney
Wet weather drenched the New Orleans Open at City Park delaying play. About 150 players compete in 18 hole rounds across today and tomorrow with Sunday set for the 36 hole final. If rain returns finish may extend to Monday. Ken Venturi, fresh from the Tata Rouge Open, is favored to win the first PGA event in the city.
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McHes
City Park
Vaitn
Slim Ken Venturi
San Francisco
Ado Zule
Former Bowling Champion Dies at 58 in Buffalo
Local report states former bowling champion Jones died yesterday at age 58 in Buffalo. Known for his early series of fears and later life as a manager at a bowling alley, he remained active in the sport until shortly before his passing.
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First Basemen's Stock Poised To Rise As Rookies Compete
The article traces a downturn and potential rebound in major league first basemen. Veterans like Musial Hodges and Foxx are noted alongside rising hopefuls such as Cepeda and Cepeda’s peers. Kluszewski, after a winter trade, reports improved swing and aims for a spring return with Pittsburgh. Dodgers and Phillies intrasquad actions are mentioned with Podres and Snider detailing post accident recovery.
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St. Louis
Gil Hodges
Los Angeles
Joe Adoode
Milwaukee
Bill Skowron
New York
Midigays
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Lew Gehrig
Hank Greenberg
Bil Terry
Johnny Mize
Klugewski
Cincin Wall
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Pirates
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Cepeda
Harry Simpson
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Dodgers
Phillies
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Ioek
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Johnson TKOs Bens Bie in eighth, Butler halted
Johnson battered Calvin Butler of Cleveland with jabs and hooks to win by technical knockout in the eighth round of a scheduled 10 round heavyweight bout. Referee Ernie Sesta stopped the match at 2:58 as Butler staggered, bleeding. Card at North Braddock Scott High School drew 1,031 fans, net $2,934.
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Alonzo Johnson
Braddock
Calvin Butler
Cleveland
Ernie Sesta
Butler
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NCAA hopefuls win first post season tourney games
ACC teams Duke North Carolina State Maryland and Wake Forest survived first round tests as he ACC seeds advanced toward the NCAA field. West Virginia Richmond George Washington and William and Mary posted wins in the Southern and Skyline tournaments as Wyoming Akron Evansville pushed toward postseason berths.
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Biggies
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North Carolina
ACC
Raleigh
West Virginia
Richmond
Phoelutsky
Soide Ylles
Wake Forest
Noth Carolina
Clemson
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Virginia
Gene Danko
George Washington
William and Mary
Davidson
Citadel
Furman
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Associated Press
Yardley Breaks NBA Scoring Mark With 49 Points
George Yardley, Pistons scoring ace, scored 49 in a 192-118 win over the Lakers to surpass George Mikan’s 1932 point NBA season record. Mikan had set the mark in 1950-51. In other action, Cincinnati edged Philadelphia 110-108 as Clyde Lovellette 37 and Jock Twyman 24 led the winners.
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Jock Twyman
Lovellette
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Indiana Teachers Rally Past Geneva In Double OT Thriller
Indiana State Teachers rolled to a 93-89 win over Geneva in double overtime, led by DeLise with 36 points and 19 rebounds. Jack Dizyak added 20 as Indiana notched its 24th victory in 26 games, building toward the NATA Basketball Tournament in Kansas City. DeLise totaled 66 points over the two day tourney, after a 60s scoring night versus Gannon.
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Pennsylvania
Indiana
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Titusville Names New Head Coach After Resignation
Titusville High School will have a new head football coach next season following Leland Mowrey’s resignation. Chal Port, previously assistant grid mentor and junior varsity basketball coach, was appointed after the instruction committee’s recommendation was approved by the school committee. Mowrey, who led the Rockets to a co championship, indicated he could serve as assistant if needed.
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Meatville
Chalmers
Chal) Port
Titusville High School
Titusville Area Joint School Committee
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Rockets
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Colestock School
Hennon's Dad Eyes Superintendent Job
Hennon, basketball coach at Wampum High and supervising principal of Wampum-Big Beaver, has applied for Lawrence County school superintendent. The other candidate is Inv in Stankard, assistant superintendent. Hennon is the father of Don Hennon, Pitt All-America junior guard. East night’s fights: Cardell Parmos defeated Burke Emery in Revere, Massachusetts.
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L. Butler Hennon
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Wampum
Big Beaver
Lawrence County
Invin Stankard
Heninon
Don Henson
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Phillies Send Bouchee To Psychiatrist
Ed Bouchee a former Phillies first baseman, placed on probation for three years after an indecent exposure involving minor girls. He will enter the Institute of Living in Hartland Connecticut for psychiatric treatment at the Phillies expense. Bouchee, 34, shows signs of compulsive exhibitionism and may return to baseball if treated. Phillies president Bob Carpenter and Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick commented on his potential return once cured. Bouchee will fly to Philadelphia then to the clinic. Dr. Robert M. Phillips treats him. Judge Ralph Edgerton noted Bouchee has a good reputation and is eligible for probation.
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Wash
Ed Bouchee
Institute of Living
Hartland
Conn
Philadelphia Phillies
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Philadelphia Ball Club
Sant Bob Carpenter
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Phillies
Ford Frick
Bouchee
Philadelphia
Robert M. Phillips
Atrist
Ralph Edgerton
Fredonia Edges Lakeview 42 41 In District Thriller
Fredonia halted Lakeview in a District 10 B playoff thriller at Meadville Allegheny Field House. Bob Douds scored 14 to spark the comeback as Fredonia overturned a 26-26 tie after three quarters to win 42-41, earning a semifinal berth against Youngsville with Chuck Clinefeller adding 12 and Jim Bort guiding Lakeview with 14.
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Cochranton
Fredonia
Lakers
Meadville
Allegheny
Bob Douds
Chuck Clinefeller
Douds
Jim Bort
Fredonia Hus
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Masdville Cour
Girard
Red Cross Promotes Highway Water Safety Programs
Red Cross outlines highway safety and water safety initiatives including emergency first aid stations staffed by volunteers, trained state troopers, mobile units, and free swimming and lifesaving instructions. Encourages joining local safety programs and generous contributions to the tax-deductible Red Cross fundraiser.
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