Bowling Tournament Weekend Schedule At Bowl-Aire Alleys
The GOEY by Men's Bowling Tournament enters its weekend wrap with doubles and singles matches set for today and tomorrow at 190 2:30 7 p.m. and 1:20 3:90 7 p.m. at Bowl-Aire. About 230 bowlers competed last weekend with around 110 expected for today and tomorrow. Pete Russell, Bowl-Aire proprietor, says summer leagues are forming for men and women and a mixed doubles loop is in the works.
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Fish Stocking Report from Corry Hatchery
Merill O. Lillie, superintendent, announces stocking in area streams. Broken Straw Creek received 1,300 brown trout and 1,300 rainbow trout. East Branch at Spring Creek got 700 rainbow trout. Plans call to stock Little Broken Straw with brook and rainbow trout, with 100 of each variety planned.
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Jickets Sur Au Weyesund Taiiians Opener Plans
Nate Dolin, VP stadium operations, reveals sale for Monday April 1. Tickets ordered by mail for April 16 opener with Chicago White Sox will ship then. Preseason demand high for opening day and April 20 doubleheader vs Detroit Tigers. Tickets sold at Richmond Bros. and Barrows stores and at the stadium.
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Sport Shorts and Local Sports Moves Highlight Week
Bob Flath, Franklin High School, accepted a teaching post at Babylon High School Long Island as assistant wrestling mentor after three years as coach. McKean won the Erie County Volleyball Tournament with a 3-0 record defeating Girard, McDowell and West Springfield. Crawford County champs face McKean Tuesday for the District 10 title. Dick Stuer’s spring training feature recalls a pitcher's curveball gambit and a follow up clash. Hank Greenberg continues pursuit of a Cleveland ace’s return as AL Rosen weighs no from the past.
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Walls Pops Up As Pirates Win 6-5
Pirates beat the Detroit Tigers 6-5 in Lakeland as Lee Walls, sidelined by injuries, returns to the lineup with two hits including a homer with a runner on base. Manager and team discuss possible replacements as Walls asserts his role.
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Dodgers fall to Yankees in exhibition misplay
In a St Petersburg exhibition the Dodgers lost 4 to 2 as rookie Joe Pienatano mishandled a baserunner during a run producing double. Sandy Amoros was sent back to third on a ground rule, leading to a Dodgers third run while the Yankees held the lead.
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Dow Finsterwald Leads Azalea Open By One Stroke
Dow Finsterwald, 27, led the Azalea Open after two rounds with 136, two rounds totaling 36 holes. Arnold Palmer, Latrobe, Pa., shot 67 to reach 197, four behind, as Fred Wampler trailed at 140 and others like B J Harrison Ed Furgol and Paul O Leary remained within striking distance at 141.
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Fountain Hill Wins as Sharon Tonight Shapes Title Bid
Fountain Hill overwhelmed Shantock Valley 72 64 in the Class B title game at New Wilmington while Sharon awaits a decisive Class A semifinal tonight in Philadelphia. Dick Peters closed strong for Fountain Hill, as 19 000 fans were expected at the Palestra for the next round. Mark Dumars leads Sharon with a balanced lineup and strong inside rebounding from Matta and Fridley.
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Austin Cypher
Celtics and St Louis clash in NBA playoff finals opener
Boston and St Louis face off in a best of seven final with Boston rookie Russell matched against Pettit. The 2:30 p.m. EST tip-off at Boston Garden will be televised by NBC with a capacity crowd awaiting the action. Pettit returns from a left wrist cast as Cousy and Martin, former guards, duel in a veteran backcourt test. The schedule calls for Games 2 in Boston tomorrow and Games 3 and 4 in St Louis next Sunday.
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Injured Wynn Sent to Indians Rookie Camp
Early Wynn, hampered by a hip injury and limited to minor innings, was ordered to the Cleveland Indians rookie camp at Daytona Beach to recover. He will be under Dr Don Kelly care and may miss the opening day lineup. Rookie Joe Caffie and catcher Richard Bront were released to farm clubs.
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Reds Rally Edges Rochester To Take 4-3 Victory
Providence Reds erase 135 minutes drought to defeat Rochester Americans 4-3 in game three of the best of seven semifinal series. The win puts them in position to close the set in Rochester Sunday while Cleveland visits Hershey for another semifinal showdown.
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Corry Gun Club defeats Amboy in A and B matches
Corry Rod and Gun Club A team ties Amboy 1204 1204 on off hand tiebreaker as Gary Dingfelder posts 244 and Patterson 243 while Lawson 238 and Davis 237 aid the locals. In B, Corry dominates 1174 to 1123 led by Grasscut 238 Rhodes 237 Stroup 234 Eckman 234 and Flick 231.
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Elis Take Narrow Lead as NCAA Champs Begin
CHAPEL HILL North Carolina ale captured the 40 yard freestyle relay and Tim Jecko won the 200 yard butterfly and the 20 yard medley relay to thrust the Elis ahead of Michigan 45-34 after nine of 16 events at the NCAA championships. Sundew won Aintree’s Grand National Steeplechase as 11 of 36 starters finished. Biddle Arcara guided Apollo to an easy victory in Gulfstream’s top race.
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Managerial Test in Cincinnati Victory Over Giants
The Cincinnati Redlegs won 4-3 against the New York Giants in mid season. Ted Kluszewski opened with a single and scored on Rocky Bridges stirrup bunt single after a fumbled ball. Bridges batted and lined a single scoring Kluszewski for the decisive run.
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Logart Whips Turner Again in Madison Square Garden Bout
New York welterweight Logart Logart defeated Turner for the second straight time in a 10 round televised bout at Madison Square Garden. Logart's sharp left hooks to body and head tilted the judges' scoring as Turner faded. Referee Mark Connolly listed 6-4, while other tallies ranged from 5-4-1 to 6-3-1 in favor of Logart.
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Convicts Fight To Rebuild Church At Michigan Prison
Rioting prisoners at the state’s largest walled prison staged a boxing match to raise funds to rebuild the chapel burned in 1952. Aydin Jani faced Marquis under Marquis at Queensbury rules as Light heavyweight Ar vile Moore refereed. The event drew over $1,600 in the auditorium stained by the riot fire, as Warden William H. Bannon framed the fight as a fight against sin.
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Hodge Stars As Sooners Take Mat Meet Lead
Oklahoma star Ban Hodge dominates the National Collegiate wrestling finals scene at Pitt Field House. The two time Olympic medalist and 177 pound title hopeful won three opening rounds by falls, extending a 45 match win streak and 22 straight pins. Oklahoma leads with 23 points, Pitt second with 18, as other contenders vie for the triple crown.
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