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State scholastic finals seek West victory and wrestling high notes
The final weeks loom as Vincent seeks a West title clash with Schenley at Westminster while Altoona faces Midland. Penn State hosts PIAA finals as Dick Thompson nears state glory. Local notes praise YMCA wrestling progress and youth legends, with memories of Pepper Martin and early Corry sports days.
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Harrisburg
Eric Strong Vincent
Vincent
Pittsburgh Schenley
Westminster College
Altoona-Midland
Altoona
Midland
Pitt
Penn State
Warren
Dick Thompson
Commodore
Perry
Larry Marshall
Marshall
Corry
Dale Gates
Gates
Dale
Townville
Fred Cleland
Cleland
Dept
Mike Comitz
al Vanssens
Ymca Recreation Wrestling
Recreation
Greenville
Clearfield
Omita
al Philipsburg
Philipsburg
University of Maryland
al Moravek
Denny Dyckes
Moravek
Dyckes
Ept
Dave Dunnewold
Cleveland Indians
Mel Bell
Gary Bell
Bell-Bell
Coopers
Ferrells
Shantzes
Pepper Martin
Tony Litz
Tony
Alton Armitage
Paul Teeter
East End
Pepper
Thompson
Ty Crandall
Laren Hill
Martin
Oklahoma
Aran
East Enders
J. George Evans
Fhimiself
Cotry
Gil Buliona
Pwoidieles
Pride Of Penns Knocked From NCAA Tourney By AP
Providence edged St Josephs 81 73 in overtime to knock the Hawks from the NCAA field. The Friars join Michigan UCLA Vanderbilt Princeton Wichita State Oklahoma State and San Francisco in the quarterfinals with pairings set for College Park Lexington Manhattan Provo and Portland. Evansville Aces claim the small college title with an 85 82 OT win over Southern Illinois, sealing a 23 win season and third SIU victory this year by one point.
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Associated Press
Providence
St. Joseph’s
Philadelphia
Friars
Hawks
College Park
Michigan
UCLA
Vanderbilt
Princeton
Wichita
Oklahoma State
San Francisco
N.C. State
DePaul
Dayton
Brigham Young
Southern Methodist
Houston
Oklahoma City
Lexington
Manhattan
Kan
Provo
Utah
Portland
Ore
Evansville Aces
Southern Ilinois
Evansville
Aces
SIU
Bowling Card Produces Triple 555 From Mascots Team
A light bowling card last night featured the Mascots of the Friday Nite Ladies league rolling identical games of 555. Ruth Harkless led the league with 182, Joan Peterson added 179. Harkless also converted the 5-10 split and Fran Van Giesen made a 3-10 pickup.
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Ruth Harkless
Joan Peterson
Fran van Giesen
Nance Leads Syracuse in Biglin Intercollegiate Wrestling Meet At Ithaca
In Ithaca Navy leads with 18 points after two rounds, Cornell tied for second with 16, Penn State Lehigh and Syracuse close behind. Jim Nance of Syracuse, from Indiana Pa, earned two pins including a 49 second fall over Al Traunsteiner and 4 46 pin on Jim Chace to reach the semifinals. Other defending champions advancing include John Windfelder Penn State 184 Mike Johnson Pittsburgh 130 and Marty Strayer Penn State 167.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Navy
Penns State
Syracuse
Lehigh
Cornell
Penn State
Cordell
Jim Nance
Indiana
al Traunsteiner
Pittsburgh
Jim Chace
Harvard
John Windfelder
Mike Johnson
Marty Strayer
Evansville Aces complete season with 29-0 record
Evansville Indiana capped a perfect season with an 82-65 overtime win over Southern Illinois to claim their second straight NCAA college division basketball title, finishing 29-0 and ranking No 1 in The Associated Press poll. The Aces defeated Iowa Northwestern Notre Dame and LSU en route to the crown.
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Evansville
Ind
Evansville Aces
Southern Illinois
Aces
Associated Press
Iowa
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Touisian State
Salukis
Aves
Southern
Australian teen sets world record in Dunedin invitational
Peter A Reynolds, 17, from Australia, clocked 2213.5 yards backstroke in a special invitational race in Dunedin New Zealand, shaving three tenths of a second off the previous mark. The event drew notable swimmers and highlighted emerging junior talent on the international stage.
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Dunedin
New Zealand
Peter A. Reynolds
Ielé
Pete
Tom Stock
Todlareapoli
Riflemen fall to Park in high scoring clash
The bY rifle team of the local Rod and Gun Club lost 1404 to 1376 at Lawrence Park last night. Lawrence Park posted four scores over 280 while Corry failed to reach 280. Top scorers for Corry were Art Knapp and Dave Hulings with 27 percent field accuracy. Coach Chuck Hall resigns as head basketball coach of Pennsylvania Military College in Chester.
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Lawrence Park
Corry
Art Knapp
Dave Hulings
Chester
Charles
Chuck) Hall
Pennsylvania Military College
Pennzoil
R. Whitman
The
Invaders
John We Weeks
Gene Davis
Tom Stroup
Vince Robson
John Noble
Pen. Lit. Kn. Om.tot
Teeland
A T. Stroup
Pennzoil Prn
Lit. Kn
OF. Tot
B. McCullough
E. Baughman
E. Lindquist
C, Weaver
P. McCullough
Smith
C. Girardat
M. Sheffer
Majors Launch Grapefruit League Games In Training
Major league clubs opened spring training with 20 teams in action across Florida Arizona California and Mexico Red Schoendienst debuted as St Louis Cardinals manager against Casey Stengels Mets in St Petersburg Mets Yankees Orioles Dodgers Astros and more played in varied venues debuting new seasons with notable matchups including Jackson and Simmons facing the Cardinals and Whitey Ford pitching for the Yankees in Florida.
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Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Schoendienst
Cardinals
Casey Stengel
New York Mets
Florida
Arizona
California
Mexico
al Jackson
Jafts Flander
Mets
Curt Simmons
St. Louis
New York Yankees
Schoendienst
Johnny Keane
Eont
Baltimore Orioles
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Yankees
Washington
Whitey Ford
Steve Barber
Orioles
Joe DiMaggio
Vero Beach
Pla
Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee
Jack Sturgis
L.A
Walter O'Malley
Dodgertown
Dodgers
Houston Astros
Kansas City
Cocoa
Minnesota
Bob Turley
Boston Red Sox
Cincinnati
Chicago
White Sox
Sarasota
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Clearwater
Detroit
Orlando
Cubs
Boston
Mesa
Ariz
Rote stars in Tri-County All-Star win 61 55
Spartans burg's Bill Rote sparked a 61 55 Tri-County all star victory over Warren County, scoring 12 points. Jerry Vincent led Tri Countians with 17, Bill McClain added 16, while Warren County's Dick Williams had 11. Other noted stats from nearby games are mentioned in brief.
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Zuingdville
Spartansburg
Bill Rote
Tri-County
Warren County
Rote
Jerry Vincent
West Forest
Bill McClain
East Forest
Dick Williams
Bill McGraw
Tidioute
Corry High wrestlers shine in 12 match season
Dale Oats tops Corry team as standout wrestler amid 12 dual meet schedule. Harrington, Gates and Fralick dominate scoring with multiple falls and low points against. Navy of 21 participants, eight set to graduate, as journal stats reveal team totals and individual records.
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Dale Gates
Corry
Gates
Warrington
Sam Fralick
Ken Hunt
Harrington
Fralick
Bruce Taylor
Edmund Malek
Dean Palick
Sam
Union City
Bob Mulvin
Beavers
Mulgin
Cliff Clark
Hunt
Mike Sprovers
Jay Jackson
Uce
Taylor
Mark McCray
Eric Walton
Dennis Rogers
Dan Abl
Journal Sports Department
N Cambria Set to Meet Cambridge Springs in West Final
Montrose High School eyeing state record run with 32nd straight win as they face Darby Colwyn after both earned spots in the Eastern Regional Class B finals at Bethlehem. St. Francis De Sales wins PCIAA Western Regional Class B and Williamsport St. Joseph captures PCIAA Eastern Class C crown in separate regional actions.
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Pregs
Montrose High School
Darby- Colwyn
Taark
Darby
Montrose
Bethlehem
McKees Rocks St. Francis de Sales
PCIAA
Rams
PPA
Gates
Harrington
Northern Cambria S
Fralick
Dist
Scar- Taylor
Sling
Edm
Malek
WPTAL
Coraopalis
Northern Cambria
Cambridge Springs
St. Joseph
Grove
Bud Will
Central
Allentown
Central Catholic
St. Matthew's of
Conshoshocken
of Lady of Lourdes
Shamokin
St. Matthew's
Bethlehem Catholic
Lourdes
Scranton Cathedral
St. Francis de Sales
Bradford Central Christian
St. Francis’s
Mark Maddaton
Mount Oliver St. Joseph
Uniontown St. John
Mount Oliver
Renova St. Joseph
St. John
Clearfield St. Francis
Hunters Lax In Reporting Kills Harrisburg AP
The State Game Commission reports 91,134 deer were recorded killed in Pennsylvania last year, highlighting ongoing concerns over reporting accuracy and wildlife management.
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Harrisburg
State Game Commission
Pennsylvania
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