Jokers And Jets Battle For City Junior Title In Deadlock
The Aero Jets and Jokers shared the top spot in the City Junior League final standings with 7-2 records as three playoff nights loom at Wrights School gym. Jets beat Rockets 44-35, Student Council crushed Stompers 52-24, Jokers defeated FFA 49-27, with key scorers Roach and Park leading the Jets and Linski and Gallagher boosting the Jokers.
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Newcomers Impress as Yankees Slip in Standings
Cardinals new additions shine in intra squad play as Daryl Spencer hits four singles driving in four runs and Ron Kline fires two perfect innings. Rumors swirl over Mantle salary talks and a potential trade involving Gil McDougald.
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Beavers Wrestlers Face Rebuild After 1959-60 Season
Corry High wrestling's famed "big four" will graduate, signaling a rebuilding year for 1960-61. Seniors Frank Malek, Kenny Stutzman, Gary Fralick and Bob Lindsey led a 14-2 top squad, while returning talent includes Dick Malek and junior Gary Sayko as the program seeks youth from junior varsity and freshmen to fill key weights.
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Hockey Result By Associated Press Monday Results
Monday results show no games Tuesday schedule Montreal eat Detroit Wednesday schedule Montreal and Toronto Chicago or New York.
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Girls Dominate Saltsburg Court Outshine Boys 10–0
At Saltsburg High School the girls basketball team posted a 10–0 season while the boys went 0–23. Coach Mary Lee Cummingham stresses discipline with bedtime at 10 p.m. and no smoking. The girls boast a 38–1 run over three years and credit hard work, while boys coach Roy Lytle cites lack of interest and experience. The girls remain the boys’ strongest fans and back their teammates.
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California Opens NCAA Title Defense In Six First Round Games
California and Utah, De Paul win opening NCAA tilts as the 1960 tournament begins. California’s Bear-Hup defense faces Idaho State in the West regional in San Francisco. Other first-round matchups include Notre Dame vs UC, Western Kentucky vs Miami, Duke vs Princeton, and New York U. vs Connecticut. Winners head to regional semifinals next week.
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Bowling pins scatter as 39 double hundreds roll across city leagues
Last night in four city bowling leagues 39 double century games were tallied. In the A League Bill Hammond led with 212 and 210 in a BIT set, Ernie Rachel fired 293 for 9 605, Paul Stroup and Wayne Skinner had top singles 294 and 230, while others topped scores include Russ Bemis 202, Bob Eddy 225, Walt Love land 224, Tom Crags 225, and Wayde Querreveld 208. In the VFW B circuit, Don McCray and Tony Stee posted 21s, with Bo Owens 209 and Charles Cummings 202. Clymer League saw Way Querreveld 228, Vince Legters 208. Merle Patterson and Leonard Mistic led the McInnes Steel group with 203s, near 201s by Pete Glavis and Fred Duell.
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Cincinnati Bearcats Named AP National Champions of 1955 56
Cincinnati Bearcats earned the top AP national ranking after a 25 1 regular season, led by All America Oscar Robertson. They defeated Xavier 86 66 to close the season with a single loss to Bradley and captured the Missouri Valley Conference title. The final poll gave Cincinnati 92 first place votes and 1832 points to California 1710.
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Senators Chief Bristles At Lane
ORLANDO Fla AP President Calvin Griffith of the Washington Senators blasted Cleveland GM Frank Lane after Lane predicted a Ramos trade to the Yankees for six players likely to bolster the Chattanooga farm club. Griffith warned he would not deal with anyone helping the Chattanooga affiliation and defended his ball club.
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Low Deer Harvest Sparking Spurs Controversy
McKean County deer kills for 1959 dipped to a decade low, with 1,053 antlered and 2,869 antlerless deer taken. The State Game Commission released the report amid a dispute between sportsmen and forest and game services over antlerless seasons and deer herd management.
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NBA Results Tuesday Schedule Analysis
Detroit visits St Louis in the sole Tuesday game while New York travels to Boston Philadelphia faces Syracuse Bt Laws goes to Cincinnati Minneapolis clashes with Detroit in a marquee matchup.
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