Haverford And Altoona Clash For State Crown
Haverford and Altoona meet tonight at the University of Pennsylvania Palladium for the PIAA state final. Altoona rebounded after a slow start to win 14 straight heading into the title game while Haverford, runner up in the Suburban League, seeks its first state crown.
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Corry Gunners Split Matches With Meadville
Corry Gunners defeat Meadville 1202 to 1107 at Rod and Gun Club range, led by Glen Davis 245 and Art Knapp 141. Meadville countered with T Stroup 235 and D Peebles 234, while Onspaugh 50 45 48 88 234 and Wolf 50 48 48 80 293 key their teams in a separate Meadville win.
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Palmer leads Amalfi Open after first round in Wilmington
Arnold Palmer shot 60 to take a one stroke lead in the Amalfi Open in Wilmington. Across the country Tony Tashnick of Michigan set a NCAA record in the 200 yard butterfly at the NCAA championships. California timely sprints set a collegiate mark at the Texas Relays. Jenkins of Colorado Springs won the national figure skating title in Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
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Mays Shining In Giant Camp As Spring Starts
Willie Mays, amid Giants spring action, shows rapid pace after strong recent games. His 12 game streak includes four homers, two doubles and two triples as he eyes the 1954 batting crown. Giants manager Bill Rigney and peers call him top center fielder and a crucial starter for the New York to San Francisco move.
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Crawford Eyes Title Shot After Edging Turner
Mickey Crawford, 27, from Sapinto, Mich., edged Gil Turner in a Madison Square Garden television bout to press for a title shot. Turner, a fourth-ranked contender from Philadelphia, claimed foul-laden losses and argued the scoring, while Crawford remained ahead on the AP scorecard and pulled clear with a sharp seventh round after a lingering weight edge.
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Philadelphia
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Maurice Stokes Slightly Better in Cincinnati Update
Maurice Stokes, the Cincinnati Royals star, remains semi conscious but shows notable progress in his two week battle with encephalitis. Dr C R Hunter reports improvement gradual but real as Stokes can follow people with his eyes and obey simple commands. Recovery will be slow over weeks. He collapsed on a flight from Detroit to Cincinnati and was rushed to St Elizabeth Hospital in Kentucky.
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Govington, Ky
Tennis Gonzales Beats Hoad In Pro Tour Duel
Pancho Gonzales defeated Lew Hoad 10-8 2-6 9-1 to take a 25-2 lead on the world professional tour. In Kingston Jamaica Matia Bueno of Brazil upset Beverly Baker Flelt2 of Monterey Calif 1-5 6-3 and will meet Althea Gibson in the Caribbean championships final. Chuck Klein former NL MVP 1933 died of a cerebral hemorrhage in Indianapolis.
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Lew Hoad
Kingston
Jamaica
Matia Bueno
Brazil
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Monterey
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Althea Gibson
Swarming Opponent Falls to Swift Combinations
A punch driven onslaught to seize the match saw a swift fighter land rapid clusters of blows on a stocky charging rival. The punches accumulated points despite light impact, sealing a decisive victory in the bout.
Williamsurg And Wampum Win Cage Titles By AP
Wampum beat Columbia 82-64 to capture the Class B title while Williamsburg downed Jenkintown 49-45 to win the Class G crown. Harold Allen led Wampum with 21 points and 11 rebounds as Galen Hall paced Williamsburg with 19. Haverford and Altoona vie for a State Class A title next.
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Associated Press
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Juniata College
Huntingdon
Haverford
Altoons
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
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Butler Hennon
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Chuck Klein Dies of Cerebral Hemorrhage at 54
Former National League M V P in 1932 Chuck Klein, 54, died yesterday at his brother Frank V. Bley’s home. The slugger hit 300 career homers and 2 076 hits in 17 MLB seasons, mostly with the Phillies after debuting in 1928, later playing for the Cubs and Pirates before health failures ended his career.
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Chuck) Klein
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Prince Gala Wins Oaklawn Headliner in Hot Springs
In Hot Springs Arkansas Prince Gala raced to victory at Oaklawn Park securing the feature race for a $47 purse. The event highlighted a strong performance by the winner as bettors watched closely from the stands.
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Major Hurlers Survive Tests and Blasted by Pirates
Four top pitchers including Robin Roberts, Frank Baumann, Bob Rush, and Jack Harshman faced mound tests as injuries limited action. Roberts allowed four homers in one inning during an 8-7 Pirates win. Baumann impressed for Boston in an 8-2 victory over Cincinnati. Rush tossed all nine for Milwaukee in an 11-2 win over Chicago White Sox, while Harshman, hampered by a back issue, started Baltimore’s 14-7 loss to Chicago Cubs.
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Boston
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Milwaukee
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Orioles Seek Division Finish On Strong Defense
Scottdale Arizona Orioles manager Paul Richards builds a defense heavy club with top infield battles for short and first base. Larry Doby joins a lineup backed by Brooks Robinson Al Pilarello and a deep pitching staff led by Connie Johnson Billy Lees Hal Brown and returns, while Willy Miranda faces youth Tannie Hansen for shortstop amidst a busy roster battle in spring camp.
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Homers, Injuries Highlight Baseball Night Across Leagues
Homer hit a three run shot in the fourth as part of a night of close scores. The Washington Senators defeated the New York Angels 6-4 amid an injury to Mikey Mantle who hobbled after grounding into a double play in the first inning. Mantle left the game in the third with a leg injury not believed serious. St. Louis beat Kansas City 4-? Detroit edged Los Angeles 12-11 and Cleveland defeated San Francisco 9-8 in other results.
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Local Street List Fragments From Old Directory
Fragmentary street and block figures appear for Concord Center Street W Church Street and Smith Street with numeric codes 429 381 315 520 520 184 183. The readable text suggests a partial page from a historical directory or map index listing street addresses or block codes.
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All-Star Match Slated at Bowl-Aire Alleys
A charity all-star bowling match is scheduled for Friday April 18 at Bowl-Aire Alleys East Washington street announced by proprietor Pete Russell. The Koehler All-Stars of Erie will face Corry’s top Bowl-Aire A League pins mashers. Erie lineup includes Pot ter Malone Yoohim Young and Smith. Corry’s team selections from the league’s elite will be announced.
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Pete Russell
Koehler
Erie
Corry
Bowie, My Peeping Tour 88 20 Added
Bowie feature notes a 88 20 update tied to the Peeping Tour with additional details and a focus on the Bowie scene. The item highlights a recent development in the tour schedule and local reception for My Bowie's project.
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