Stan Musial Sets Sights On Five NL Records This Season
The 41 year old Musial returns to try for five more NL marks before retirement after the 1962 campaign. He doubled for two hits and two RBIs as St. Louis beat Philadelphia 4-3, extending the Cards’ win streak to six and their NL lead to 94-? games. Tracks: most games most hits most RBI most runs most at bats. Colts slide into second after beating Boston 6-5 in 10 innings. Dodgers lose to Mets. other scores noted.
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Knights Bowl Night Leaders Reach 220s in Local K of C
Knights of Columbus keglers posted two bumper Maple Harvest nights with seven bowlers over 200. Ber nié Gluvna and Jim St. George led at 220, followed by Joe Prugar and Joe Kielar at 218, Angelo Frisina 210, Bob Wotus 203, and Frank Hajec 203. Reese Drayer led the Corry Jamestown Owls at Bowl-Aire with 219. Al Shaffer added 202 in the same circuit.
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Uniontown Clashes With Norristown for Class A Title
Harrisburg the site as Uniontown and Norristown meet in the PIAA Class A final with both teams relying on tough defense and key players. Uniontown carries a 28-2 mark led by Don Yates and Ron Sepie while Norristown features Jim Williams and Don Cartwright. The game follows eastern and western-title wins and headlines a six-station TV network.
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Uniontowners Bank On Yates
Uniontown High School meets Norristown High tonight for the PIAA Class A basketball crown. Don Yates anchors a solid lineup with Ron Lepie Allyn Curry Pete Smith Tom Fee and reserves Bennet Gregory and Dick Barnes. Uniontown seeks its first PIAA title in 37 years after a 28-8 record and a 68.1 point per game average.
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Oklahoma State Clinches NCAA Wrestling Crown At Stillwater
Oklahoma State secured its 73rd NCAA wrestling title with a dominant performance, tallying 68 points as Oklahoma trailed with 36. Multiple finalists from Oklahoma State advanced through quarterfinals and semifinals, while other schools such as State College of Town Lehigh Wyoming Wisconsin and Lock Haven State trailed in the team standings.
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Warren Bev and New York Jesters clash at Beaty gym
Warren Bev erage cagers with ex All-America Jerry Graves of Mississippi State meet New York Jesters led by teenage dribbler "Chucky" Lynch at Beaty Junior High tonight. Game time 8:15 with 7:00 preliminary.
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Cincinnati Eyes Upset In N C A A Final With Ohio State
Cincinnati coach Ed Jucker predicted a win over the top ranked Ohio State Buckeyes in the national championship game despite star Jerry Lucas possible absence with a knee injury. Ohio State defeated Wake Forest 68-64 in the semifinals to reach the final, while Cincinnati earned a dramatic 72-70 win over UCLA. Lucas sustained a mild knee sprain but was expected to play. Havlicek led Ohio State with 25 points, while Chappell paced Wake Forest with 18 rebounds.
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State Wrestling Finals Tonight at Penn State
Forty eight regional champions meet at Pennsylvania State University for the semifinals and finals of the PIAA wrestling championships. Defending champion Jerry Swope of Lock Haven seeks another title at 180 pounds against Dick Quarture of Canon McMillan. Semis start at 2 p.m. finals at 7:80 p.m. Closed circuit at Schwab Auditorium costs $1.00. District 10 is represented by Eric Strong Vincent, Tim McCall, Dick Stuyvesent, and Bob Robbins, winners from Altoona regionals.
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ABL Results From Pittsburgh and Kansas City Games
Pittsburgh defeated Cleveland 135 to 124 in a high scoring game while Kansas City edge San Francisco 116 in overtime.
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Paret Favored To Retain Welter Title
New York AP reports Benny Paret remains the welterweight champion as odds lean against him. Emile Griffith is the favorite to win the third bout at Madison Square Garden, with a crowd of about 7,500 and receipts near $25,000 plus a $60,000 TV fee. Paret’s guaranteed purse is $50,000. Griffith earns 20 percent of the gate.
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Kid) Paret
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Corry Riflemen Lose to Walnut Creek at Erie Shoot
Cen. 7’s team in the Northwestern Pa. Rifle League suffered a defeat at Walnut Creek Club in Erie. Two Walnut Creek shooters topped the score with 383, while Corry’s best, Merrill and Wade, posted 380.
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