Corry High track coaches push early season practice
Corry High School track coach Max Bennink and assistant Ed Parich use a five day break for intensive voluntary workouts. The nearly 100 strong squad includes 25 freshmen and 39 sophomores with hopes for a competitive season as drills focus on technique and conditioning.
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Erie
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Senate probes boxing ties to underworld figures
Investigators question Gordon B. Davidson and Bob Nilon before the Senate antitrust subcommittee on ties between Sonny Liston and underworld figures. Nilon says Liston signed over most of his stock to Sam Margolis for promoting fights while Barone was once Liston's manager. Davidson notes Louisville backers push Cassius Clay’s pro start after past underworld links.
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Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
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Louisville
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Liston
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Philadelphia
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Palermo
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Joe Pep Barone
Clay
Davidson
Louisville Group
Cassius Clay title plan spurs heavyweight fight talks
New York officials discuss an elimination tournament to challenge Cassius Clay. Madison Square Garden wired Floyd Patterson a 35 percent share to meet Williams the week of June 22. Williams’s manager says the match is accepted. Patterson may instead face Eddie Machen in Goteborg. Doug Jones also invited. Ernie Terrell was not invited to the meeting.
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Goteborg
Sweden
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World Boxing Association
Ring
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the Garden
Ernie Terrell
Chicago
Julie Isaacson
Ernie
Waller Bond bids to start season with Houston Colts
Waller Bond, a 6-foot-6 inch, 240 pound outfielder, seeks a starting job with the Houston Colts after being traded from Cleveland on a conditional basis. He belives staying with Houston is better than another stint in the minors or a return to Cleveland as he aims to prove himself with a two run homer in a 4-3 win over Detroit. Bonds pro career includes 90 major league games since 1960 with brief stints in the minors. other notes: Gene Freeze homered for Pittsburgh in a 5-4 win over Baltimore. Dick Simpon hit a two run homer for the Angels in a 2-0 win over Cleveland. Koufax and Peters earn awards in 1963. Cubs beat Giants 12-4. Phillies 10-0 over Mets. KC 10-3 loss to St Louis. Reds beat Yankees 2-1.
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Peters
Chicago Cubs
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Philadelphia
New York Mets
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York Yankees
Lakers Alive in Western Division Playoffs Thriller
The Lakers clutch a 107-105 win over the St Louis Hawks as Elgin Baylor hits a 20 foot shot with one second left to force a fourth game in Los Angeles. Cincinnati Royals beat the Philadelphia 76ers 2-1 for the Eastern semifinal lead. Pettit and Beaty led Atlanta with 23 and 22 points respectively.
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National Basketball Association
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Lakers
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Hawks
St. Louis
Cincinnati Royals
Philadelphia 76Ers
Philadelphia
Mike Farmer
Bob Pettit
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Bonus Baby Bailey Boosts Pirates Pennant Hopes
The Pittsburgh Pirates rely on Bob Bailey for a pennant bid after a $125000 bonus. The 23 year old West Coast product batted .228 with 45 RBIs last season as the Pirates finished eighth. Bailey shows spring training power with Gene Freese and Gene Alley challenging for his job.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Bailey
Pirates
Bailey
Gene Freese
Gene Alley
Lindberg Brothers Spark Corry to Pistol Wins
Kurt Lindberg led Corry in the first match with a 267 while brother Dick topped the second with 272. Dick posted the top score for the winners at 288 as Corry competed in the sectional indoor pistol championship at New Castle with Ernie Simpson finishing fourth in the Sturpslwueter class and R Mann placing third in the Flepert class.
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Jamestown
Kurt Lindberg
Corry
Stearns
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New Castle
Kurt
Tug Wilson to Undergo Surgery in Chicago
K L Tug Wilson president of the U S Olympic committee will have surgery today at Wesley Memorial Hospital Chicago. Doctors report his general health is good after days of tests and observation and expect a two week hospitalization.
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Chicago
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Wesley Memorial Hospital
Largest NCAA wrestling field heads to Cornell event
About 330 wrestlers from 95 schools across 31 states compete in the three day NCAA wrestling tournament at Cornell University. Oklahoma State and Iowa State are top contenders for team honors while individual champs like Jim Nance and Dean Lahar aim for titles and Olympic trials berth.
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N.Y
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Cornell University
Oklahoma State
Towa State
Colorado State College
University of Oklahoma
Jim Nance
Syracuse University
Dean Lahar
University of Colorado
Jack Flasche
Nance
Iowa State
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word
A concise note on the enduring roles of spoken and written language, asserting speaker and reader rely on text and voice as primary channels for communication. The piece reflects on permanence and presence of words in culture and memory.
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