Major League Camps Open as 1953 Season Nears
Baseball clubs begin camp with experiments winding down and regulars likely to earn opening day roles. Boxing highlights a San Francisco telecast of Charles vs Layne with top contenders in action. Also: local sports banquet planned in Union City and Meadvill e charity basketball event tonight. Trout stocking doubles previous year in Crawford County.
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IOOF
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Low Tullio
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Eddie Match
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St. Agatha's
Bosox
Dom DiMaggio
Mel Parnell
Frank Santoro
Brooklyn
Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Man's Day Magazine
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Rocky
Dudley Returns to Pro Football as Redskins Coach
Washington announces Bill Dudley will rejoin the league as a key coach and possible player. Dudley, AP All America 1941 from Virginia, played eight pro seasons and coached at Yale last year. He will back up the backfield, replacing Sam Baugh’s role.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
Bill Dudley
Dudley
Virginia
Yale
Redskins
Sam Baugh
Brooklyn and Tigers Set Pace in Spring Exhibitions
Grapefruit League play shows Brooklyn in a normal NL lead with 15 victories and seven defeats. Detroit and New York Yankees struggle to keep pace, while Pittsburgh and St. Louis trail in the NL standings as spring training continues. The Tigers stand 12-5, the Yankees suffer a three-game skid, and Cleveland and others chase improving form.
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Associated Press
Detroit
New York Yankees
Clymer Bag Extends Lead in Local Bowling League
Clymer Bag extended its lead by taking three points from Clymer Bank as Clymer Drug Store split with Art's Barber Shop. League standings list Clymer Bag ahead of Clymer Drug Store and American Legion with scores from recent matches. Moose League saw Progress shrink its gap after losses to Moosehaven while Wisdom and Purity also posted results.
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Thompson Farms
Art's Barber Shop
GLF
Kolstee's Keystone
Pittsburgh Pirates Readiness of Rookie Neceiai For Return
Ron Net rookie pitcher Neceiai Neceiai is discharged from the Army for ulcers and is regaining weight as he nears a training start with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Dr. Joseph Finegold reports Neceiai weighs about 185 pounds and is less nervous, aiming to begin workouts when the team returns home in about two weeks.
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Pittsburgh
Ron Net
Pittsburgh Pirate
Bucs
Joseph Finegold
Neceiai Welehs
Spring Training Scores Highlight Early Pitches and Wins
A pair of Brooklyn elbowers shut out Boston 5-0. Lees and Mickens each worked 1 3 with no earned runs. Bobby Shantz pitched nine innings for a 4-8 win as Oakland topped Cincinnati. Jim Wilson became Milwaukee’s first complete game pitcher in the Braves win. Warren Hacker and Bob Schultz limited the Browns to six hits in a raise over to the American Leaguers. White Sox routed the El Paso Texans 13-1.
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Mrs Charles Willett Heads Women's Ke glers
The women’s bowling association held a Municipal Building meeting to elect officers for the 1963-54 season. Officers named were Mrs Charles Willett president Mrs P H Stenman vice president Mrs Charles Weeks secretary Miss Angle Marsh treasurer and Mrs Andrey Swentel sergeant at arms.
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Charles Willett
P. H. Stenman
Charles Weeks
Step Pietsry
Angle Marsh
Treasuer
Andrey Swentel
William Roethy
Avalon Genter
Hornets Edge Bears in Overtime for Calder Cup Series
The Pittsburgh Hornets defeated the Hershey Bears in overtime to win the first round of the Calder Cup playoffs in the American Hockey League. Gordie Herery left the Bears net late in regulation and Bobny Sollinger scored on the ensuing faceoff to seal the win. Cleveland Barons lead Syracuse Warriors 2-1 in their series with the next game set for Wednesday in Syracuse.
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Syracuse Warriors
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Pittsburgh
Sanday
All State basketball stars shift to colleges outside Pennsylvania
A 16th annual Associated Press list shows most recent All- Pennsylvania scholastic players chose colleges beyond the state. Notables include Bill Mikey Temple and Tom Gola La Salle Catholic who stayed closer to home, while Julius McCoy Farq uiary and Joe Holup George Washington joined out‑of‑state programs.
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Associated Press
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Wily
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Washington, D.C
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Poole Signs to Play with Baltimore Colts
Barney Poole a veteran defensive end who played for Army and Mississippi signs to join the Baltimore Colts for next season. The 220 pound star is expected to report in Dallas before joining the franchise next year.
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Bonaventure Fires Basketball Coach Ed Melvin Woh Unough
St. Bonaventure University announced the termination of basketball coach Ed Melvin. Rev Silas Rooney said a successor will be named soon and no replacement details were disclosed. Melvin compiled a 58 win and 46 loss record over six seasons according to local reports.
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Eller Mellin
Buffalo Collier Express
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Josh
Brown
Bowlers roll high series in last evening match
Ralph Bemis hammered a 602 series with games of 207 and 214 in last night’s bowling match. Other double centuries followed, including Homer Loomis 205 Gordon Holthouse 201 Ed Berry 201 and Paul Shannon 209.
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Ralph Bemis
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Homer Loomis
Gordon Holthouse
Ed Berry
Paul Shannon
CaptaIns Mat Team Morgantown Wrestler Leads WVU 63
Bob Perry of Grave City Pennsylvania the 124 pound Southern Conference champion in both his freshman and sophomore years captains Mountaineer wrestling team at West Virginia University in 1963 a commerce major and jabine his two season record stands 18 8 0. Pittsburgh hockey scores Hershey 5 in overtime as Pittsburgh wins 3 0 in semi final series. Indians competed in National Catholic Tournament in Denver and Sugar Bowl in New Orleans after the 1950 51 season.
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