Aero Sews Up First Place In City Cage Circuit
Aero tops Corry Billiards 62 60 to clinch first in City Basketball League as John Burkhart scores 29 and Ed Stagle 9, with Burkhart brothers leading the Aero attack. Klinkers Photogs beat Vanity Club 53 48 to stay in playoff contention. Dick Craker tallies 21 for Varsity Club in a 67 season pace. Regular season ends tomorrow with Aero facing Sputnik and Fichynski’s vs Varsity Club.
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Aero
Corry Billiards
Klinikers
Klinkers
Atantis
Burkhart Brothers
John
Him
Blchynsid
Varsity
Sever
Dick Craker
Jim Tomer
Allan Long
Carl Wastak
Fichynski
Varsity Club
Aera
Sputnik
Aero AA
Cony Billards
Basilio Robinson Clash For Middleweight Title Tonight
Basilio meets Robinson in Chicago Stadium for the middleweight title with TV radio coverage. Robinson seeks a fourth reign at 160 pounds, while Basilio aims to break his Chicago drought and avenge past losses in a high stakes rematch. The bout promises a $400,000 gate and about $330,000 in TV and radio proceeds, split 30 percent each for the fighters.
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Robinson
Basilie
Robbson
George Gainford
Basilio
Sugar Ray
BPM Ends City Net State In First Place
BPM (2) clinched first in the City Volleyball League by sweeping Prudentis in a neck and neck race. The Unguided Missiles, late leaders, earned a forfeit win for two points, leaving them at 28 to BPMs 7. Ajax Office surged to third with wins over Sprover’s Auto Body, while Corry Jamestown Office tied for fourth after beating Corry Jamestown Factory. Playoffs start Monday with Ajax Office vs BPM (1) and Prudentis vs Corry Jamestown Office at 7:30, followed by Raymonds and Unguided Missiles.
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Cet
Prudentiai
BPM
Ajax Office
Sprovers
Corry-Jamestown Office
Corry- Jamestown Factory
Aero
Raymond's
Memmes Steel
Ajax
Prudentis
Corry-Jamestown
BEM
Raymonds
Prudential
Raymond
Melanes Steel
Bowling Leaders Shine in Local Leagues Night
Hank Rozkowski topped Bowl-Aire Men's A League with 234. High scorers included Baressi 204 and 201, Willett 212, Russell 201, Hurlbut 206, Jengen 221, Ocseh 200, Consolo 202, Hotchkiss 206, Wellenhoffer 244, Blynt 203, Perkins 201. In Men's B, Jack Owens led with 224, followed by Hansen 212 and Dorrance 210. Irving Legters topped Jane Clymer with 202. Final standings show Hammond’s, Cobbett’s, Carling’s, and Paul’s dominating.
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Hank 'Rozkowski
Treati Iner
Toe Baressi
Chuck Willett
Bete ‘Russell
Paul Hurlbut
Lons Jengen
John Ocseh
Jim Consolo
Harry Hotchkiss
John Wellenhoffer
Ray B
Ag Cobbett
Carling
Paul
Thompson
Bennis
Paul's
Marshall Cops 1st Scoring Crown
Marshall Cops 1st Scoring Crown as Hershey Bears star Martin Marstinis tops the American Hockey League scoring race with 104 points on 40 goals and 62 assists earning the Guhn B. Seitenberger trophy and a 300 league bonus. Dane Fisher nets 64 assists to lead the league and teammates help power the Bears with 41 goals from another scorer.
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Wwen
Ane Wine
Marshall
Chaimpion
Hershey Bears
Marstinis
Guhn B. Seitenberger
Dane Fisher
Glevelhams
Reese Still Top Dodger Candidate For Shortstop
Ver o Beach reports Reese as the likely opening shortstop for the Los Angeles Dodgers. At 39, he remains a belated bid candidate, with Don Zimmer and Bob Lillis in a position battle as youngsters rise. Manager Alston hinted Pee Wee Reese could be used at shortstop in intervals to spark performances.
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Vero Beach
Los Angeles Dodgers
Reese
Dodger
Miami
Fla
Gulfstream Park
Shallengers
Bowie
Don Zimmer
Lillis
Bowie Park
St. Paul
Plovertan
Dovigers
New York Yankke
Weller Alston
Randy Jekson
Pee Wee
Slugging Star Sievers Ailing With Injured Leg
Washington slugger Roy Sievers, league home run and RBI king, is immobilized with a bruised leg after March 13. He has been idle since three games, cautioned by trainer George Leniz not to rush back, and may return to left field once cleared. Meanwhile, Chicago and Cincinnati won spring games as Ernie Banks drove in five runs and Castleman moved to the Orioles for over $20,000.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roy Sievers
RBI
Sievers
Washington Slugger
Dalting
George Leniz
Senators
Cookley Lavagetto
Lavagetto
Harmon EiNebrew
Slevers
Albie Pearson
Jim Lemon
Neil Chrisley
Chicago
Gubs
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cub
Ernie Banks
Don Messi
Don Schaeffer
Hal Woodeshirk
Glen Hobble
Castleman
New York Golden Glovers dominate opening bouts in title run
In New York the New York Golden Glovers won the first eight bouts and then secured a 12 4 victory over Chicago in the East West national championships. In Pinehurst North Carolina Mrs Philip Gudone defeated defending champion Barbara McIntine in the North and South amateur championship.
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Amveuicu
Reese
New York
Golden Glovers
Chicago
Pinehurst
W. C
Philip Gudone
Barbara McIntine I
Sixth OF A Series New Fates Big Switch For Tigers
In spring camp at Lakeland manager Jack Tighe outlines a bold plan with Billy Martin and Harvey Kuenn switching roles as a key move. The Tigers eye improved seasons with Lary, Hoeft, Maxwell, and Kuenn among those expected to rebound, while a wide array of players from Bertola to Kaline and Zernial battle for spots and platoon roles as Spring games hint at future lineup and pitching depth.
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Tigers
Lakeland
Plaif
Wiley
Tigertown
Jack ‘Tighe
Billy Martin
Harvey Kuenn
Jim Hogan
New York
Tighe
Martin
Gus Zernial
Sela
Frank Lary
Billy Hoelt
Charlie Maxwell
al Hallie
Kulen
Lary
Hooft
Maxwell
Kuehn
Kaine
Hehus
Bie
Kuenp
Hene
Hogan
Chapre
Red Wilson
Thompson
Detroit
Ray Boone
Gail Harris
Bootte
Frank Bolling
Matt
Rena Bertola
Skids
Kansas City
Bertola
Iman
Coot
Veal
Birmingham
Kuyenn
Kaline
Zermal
Johnny Groth
Bill Taylor
Minneapolis
Jim Greengrass
Sacramento
Jim Bunning
Moundsmen
Paul Foytark
Lary and Hoeft
Morgan
Bot Shay
Charleston
Charlie Daniel
Jim Stump
Bob Bruce
Harry Byrd
Lew Sleater
Aguirre
San Diego
McDermott
Baylor May Join Pro Ranks
Seattle star Baylor Elgin Baylor may skip his final college year to turn pro. The 22 year old junior, named Most Valuable Player in the NCAA finals, has not yet decided but will announce by Monday. He led Seattle to the finals with a 860 plus point season and is considered a likely first round pick in the upcoming draft.
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Elgin Baylor
Seattle
West Coast
ll-America
Baylor
Far West
Loulville
Chieftains
Kentucky
College of Idaho
Beattle
Andrews Kaynes Gonzalez In First St Nick's Arena Knockout
In New York at St Nicholas Arena, Eddie Andrews of Lowell Massachusetts knocked out Tex Gonzalez of South Orange New Jersey in 1 41 of the first round. Gonzalez weighed 169 pounds to Andrews 158 pounds.
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New York
Tex Gonzalez
Eddie Andrews
Jane Night
St Nicholas Arena
Andrews
Lowell, Mass
Gonzalez
South Orange
N. J
Andres
Gonawlez
New England
St. Nick's
Six Scholastic Teams Eye PIAA Regional Crowns
Six scholastic basketball teams chase regional crowns in the final week of the season. Williamsburg Sharpstown etc. Williamsburg beat Randolph 86 to 58 to clinch the western crown and secure a state bid. Class B and C regional finals set for tonight and Wednesday at Albright, Westminster, Blatington, and other sites.
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Williamabing
Williamsburg
Randolph
Fleetwood
Collumbia
Exeter
Albright College
Reading
Crows
Wampum
WPIAL
Fredonia
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Jenkins Town
Williamsboro
Flack Glen
Blatington
Haverford
York
Attists
Ern
Altoona
Eric Bryong Vincent
TV Schedule Fragment for WBEN Buffalo Channel 4
TV lineup lists Mr Adams and Eve at 3:09, The Bye Arne Show at 8:30, To Tall The Fruit at 9:00, Red Skelton at 9:30 with Guiding Light, Matinee Playhouse, Meet The Millers, The Big Payoff, The Verdict, Brighter Day, Beaver Storm, Punch To Lesra, Children's Theatre, Weather, News and Sports, Cisco Kid, Arizona Rangers, December Bride, Leave It To Beaver, The Big Record, The Millionaire, Ive Got A Secret, U S Steel Hour, Tate News and Weather, Sports, First Ring Theatre Returns To Treasire tian.
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Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Mr. Adams
Eve
Bye Arne
Tall
Fruit
Reéd Skelton
Wedneasay
Guiding Light
Millers
Big Payoft
Lesra
Cisco
Arizona Rangers
Bride
Leave It To
Beaver
U. S. Steel Hour
Tate
First Ring Theatre
Treasire Tian
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Damsburg
Pinal Bibie
Ab Aleght College
Reading Western
Hilde Andrews
Lowell
Dargins Govaplez
East Orange
Nedy
Providence
Charley Norkus
Newark
Olli Wilson
Hartford
Gonn
IeRock Gieniyab
D City
Aero Supply
Elechynski's
Ww A Varsity Club
Klinkers Photogs
Sputniks
Paulson
Marty
Lewis
Wascak
Marsh
Woodard
McMullin
Wilkinson
Mets Klinkers Phatoes
Ame
Aierans Artinay
Fovind
Chisayo Stadium
Hy Wengi
Lynx
Ride
School of Music
Osiecki Bros
East Main St
Hammond's
Eagle Street
Dial
Lumber Coal Builders Supplies
Avalon
Moose
Ant
Frank's
Clymer Men's League
Neckers Co
GLF
Thompson Farms
the Painters
Clymer Pharmacy
Clymer
Lumber Co
Clymer Primacy
VEW
Ganmond’s
Lenton Mfg. Co
Colza Garage
Penelec
Rossbecher's
Koehler's
Model Dairya
Koehler
Lenten Mfg. Co
Rossbacher's
Model Dairy
Marshall Cops
Birdie
Hidezwer
Welker
By Alan Maver
Rebs
Woo
New Orleans
Charley Joseph
Sandy
Brooklyn
Star Sievers
Cubs
Indians
Redlegs
Rushness
Andrews Kaynes Gonzalez
Ationn Wip’ —— Ffialfevema Ass Xietment
E. Crosby Bush
Main St
Corry Savings and Loan
Corry Savings
Center Street
Tuffy
Kendall
Center
Washington Streets
B&h
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Cory
Lon
Sre
Ted Sloan
Steve
Texaco
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