Meadville Battles in District A Fives Title Run
Meadville leads District A boys basketball path into interdistrict play, facing West, Lake Consolidated, North Pocono, Williamsburg, Hollidaysburg, and Clarion while defending state kingship. Clarion and Conneaut Lake loom as potential state finals foes. Meadville rode a 87-67 win over Hickory to clinch local crown, with Sundstrom and four teammates in double figures.
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West
Pottstown High School
Lake Consolidated Dist
North Pocono High
Brookville High School
Clariion
Conneaut
Clarion
Forest
Artis Lake
Lake
Meadville
Hickory
Fountain Hill
St. Clair
Norm Sundstrom
Bulldogs
Chris Buchanan
Ed Lukasik
Webb Jones
Glenn Brown
J. 0. Stright
Corry Girls Place Fifth in Y District Swim Meet
Corry girls finish fifth among seven at the YMCA District Swimming Championships in Warren. Martha Leishman leads with a first in the prep 100-yard freestyle and helps in the medley relay. Other top finishes include Becky Bulard third in junior 100 freestyle and fourth in 100 breaststroke, Barb Seel and teammates placing in various relays, with several squad members listed among the participants. Time is 1 o'clock. signups for interested girls advised before Wednesday.
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Corry
Warren
Plan
Eric Glenwood Ymca
Jamestown Boys Club
Meadville
Kane
Martha Leishman
Martha
Becky Bulard
Barb Seel
Karol Kelsey
Barb Crowell
Marcie Stahl
Meg Sharrow
Cynthia Chillock
Gentile
Kelse Kelsey
Barbee
Crowell
Jan Sample
Karen Brant
Tern ‘Eballa
Molly Rudolph
Jean Bracken
Martha Hilesman
Sue Sample
Mrs. T
Kelsey
O Ofice
Aby Carol Turner
Hary Weds Diana Bagusta in Germany
Armin Hary, the double 1960 Olympic champion and 100 meter world record holder, married Diana Bagusta, 20, daughter of a wealthy brick manufacturer, in Possenhofen Germany yesterday. The ceremony joined the famed sprinter with a heiress from Shop Your Corry Stores family, signaling a high-profile union in post Olympic circles.
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Hary
Possenhofen
Germany
Armin Hary
Diana Bagusta
First Of Year Mays Finds Homer Range In Spring
Baseball's spring action picks up as sluggers chase long balls. Willie Mays hit his first spring homer, Boog Powell connected, and Choo Choo Coleman homered in the Mets 3-0 win over the Cardinals in St Petersburg. Coleman eyes a Mets roster spot while Mays and Powell stay hot for the Giants and Orioles respectively.
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Associated Press
Willie Mays
Boog Powell
Choo Choo Coleman
Mays
Powell
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Petersburg
Fila
Coleman
Mets
Wes Westrum
Met
Westrum
Choo Choo
Larry Bearnorth
Cleveland
Lee Stange
Giants
Indians
San Francisco
Sam McDowell
Baltimore
Orioles
New York Yankees
Mike Epstein
Camilo Carreon
Carreon
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati
Houston
Washington
Minnesota
Detroit
Kansas City
Boston
California Angels
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Braves
Dodgers
Vero Beach
Fla
Tigers Triumph Over Globetrotters In Recreation Basketball
Tigers win 63 30 led by Armstrong 16 Schwab 12 Swanson 10 Grinder 10 Huff 10. Standings show Tigers 7 1 Wildcats 6 2 Bulldogs 5 8 Trojans 4 4 Globe Rotters 1 7 Bullets 1 7. NBA results Boston 129 Baltimore 98 Philadelphia 115 New York 93 St Louis 115 Cincinnati 106 San Francisco 121 Detroit 119. First bunt noted by Dickey Pearce in 1866 for Brooklyn Atlantics.
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Tigers
Globetrotters
Dave Armstrong
Bob Schwab
Don Swanson
Dave Grinder
Jim Huff
Jim Dolan
Wildcats
Dennis Caster
Bullets
Ken Jaggs
Standings
Bulldogs
Trojans
Red Dogs
Globe ‘Rotters
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Detroit
Dickey Pearce
Brooklyn
Atlantics
District 10 Captures 2 Crowns In Mat Finals
Winehofer of Shamokin pinned Shermler of Newport in 3 18 for 112 pounds and Rippey of Lock Haven defeated Abajace of Trinity 1 0 for 120 pounds to give District 10 two individual champions at the 29th Pennsylvania Interscholastic Wrestling Championship in State College. District 10 finalists also included Braymer and Grinnell, with others reaching semis or losing in finals as Williams, Rawls, Paxson and Nolen advanced pins and decisions amid an all-day hunt for titles.
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University Fare
Winehofer
Shamokin
Larry Rippey
Lock Haven
Shermler
Newport
John Abajace
Trinity
Penn State
Molds
Bruce Anangst
Hustler
Abajace
Rippey
Alex Reis
Williamsport
Diaymer
Terry Williams
Coatesville
Greenville
Ralph Davis
John (Champ) Long
Larry Nolen
Cumberland Valley
Meadvillé
Tim Furno
Jesse Rawls
John Harris High
Harrisburg
Furno
Rawls
Jack Sullivan
Mounti! Lebanon
Sullivan
Braymer
Grinnell
Allen
Frantz
Paxson
Nolen
Goldsmith Wins Peach Blossom 500 at Rockingham
Paul Goldsmith a 39 year old veteran from Munster Indiana drove a year old Plymouth to victory in the Peach Blossom 500 mile stock car race at Rockingham North Carolina Speedway finishing in just over five hours. He beat ex footballer Carl Yarbrough by 3.8 seconds in the final stretch with Yarbrough finishing a close second.
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Rockingham
N. C
Paul Goldsmith
Plymouth
Carl Yarbrough
Goldsmith
Munster
Ind
North Carolina Speedway
Yarbrough
Kentucky Five Knocks Off Michigan To Reach Semis
Kentucky, once thought to be rebuilding after a 1-10 season, upset Michigan to reach the NCAA semifinals in College Park Maryland. Coach Adolph Rupp praised his unexpectedly deep roster as Duke and Utah edged toward their own regional titles, while Texas Western, Kansas, and Oregon State prompted tight regional action.
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Associated Press
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Wildcats
College Park
Michigan
Iowa
Duke
Texas Western
Utah
Syracuse
Raleigh
N.C
Kansas
Lubbock
Tex
Oregon State
Los Angeles
Eupp
Kearney
Eston
Rupp
Vic Bubas
Jo Jo White
Tadius
White
TWC
Villanova
St. Cisco
Penn State
New York
Pirates Rally Past Phillies in Low-Scoring Victory
Pirates defeat winless Phillies 6 to 2 as Steve Blass earns the win and Ray Bright suffers the loss after a three inning start. The team then eyes a next matchup with the St. Louis Cardinals following a fourth straight win.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
Dave Roberts
Steve Blass
Ray Bgipert
Panama Takes Sherman For Cage Crown
Panama wins the Class C Section Six title with a 63-52 victory over Sherman at Buffalo Memorial Auditorium. The Panters led early in the second period and held the margin below five only in the final minutes. Panama finishes the season 19-1 and adds its fifth Section Six crown since 1959. Schrecengost led with top scorer Satur S2, while Thompson scored 16, Trisket 15, and Scholton 14.
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Panama
Sherman
Buffalo
N. Y
Buffalo Memorial Auditorium
Panthers
Ron Schrecengost
Schrecengost
Corry
Larry Thormpson
Ed Trisket
Scholton
Mixed and Senior Doubles Shine in Bowl-Aire Bowling
The Bowl-Aire lanes hosted a night of high scores with the mixed doubles and seniors proving dominant. Fred McEldowney posted a top 702 in the league recently, Barb Wickwire led women with 637 series, and Beaver League seniors saw strong showings from Wetmore, Zajac, and Morton among others.
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Fred McEldowney
Barb Wickwire
Cathy Jones
Perkin
Alberta van Winkle
Ieee
Ruth Weston
Beaver League
Dave Wetmore
Gene Zajac
Doug Morton
Blaine Burkett
Tom Morton
Bob McCray
Dick Gronosthj
Skeet McCray
Bougs McCray
Ron Martin
Ed Royek
Denny Rieck
Jim, van Cise
Bantams
Lanny Fitch
Ernie Dunnewold
Harley Taylor
Ron Bailey
Roger Bailey
Pat Wetmore
Linda Wetmore
Sue Steves
Julie Sandburg
Linda McEldowney
Allene Utegg
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Johnny Made
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Henry A. Hudson, Jr
Christensen Motors
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Rick Culver
Lewis White
Hal Morton
Jim Chris
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Dan Ahl
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