CAHS Golfers Whitewash Warren in 12-0 Victory
Corry Area High School golfers dominated Warren 12-0 at the Cory County Club. Paul Bowen earned medalist honors with 78, following strong rounds from Donny Merkle and Walter Bowen, while Lonnie Douglas and others contributed. It was CAHS fourth straight win and part of the first round in the Northwestern Pennsylvania Scholastic Golf League before a rest and next against Meadville.
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Comy Area
Warren
Dragons
Cory County Club
Paul Bowen
Bowen
Donny Merkle
Walter Bowen
Lonnie Douglas
Chris Creal
Bob Yerg
Warren Onksmen
Beavers
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Meadville
Edinboro
Corry
Bolt Cools Off In Hot Springs Open Lead
Tom Bolt, self styled coolest man on the course, shot six under par 66 to take the first lead in the Hot Springs Open. The 39 year old veteran, calm after a temper laden past, carded six birdies for a one stroke edge over Bob Rosburg, Gary Player, and Bert Weaver who tied for second at 67. Arnold Palmer, defending Masters champ, stood eighth with a 68 alongside Doug Sanders and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
Tommy Boll
Bob Rosburg
Palo Alto
Calif
Gary Player
Johannesburg
South Africa
Bert Weaver
Beaumont
Tex
Tve
Bolt
Bessiiink
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Doug Sanders
Miami
Fla
Paul Leary
Chattanooga, Tenn
Joe Conrad
San Antonio
Ken Venturi
San Francisco
Mike Souchak
Girossingers
Johnny Pott
Shreveport
Bud Wysong
Dallas
Senate funds sports arena for 1960 Winter Olympics
Washington reports an eight percent million appropriation to build a sports arena at Squaw Valley California for the 1960 Winter Games. Montreal notes Camilo Henry of the New York Rangers wins the Lady Byng Trophy and $1,000 for sportsmanship and playing ability. In West C Myers named head coach and athletic director at Erskine College. Cincinnati reports Bobby Wander slated as coach of the Cincinnati Royals. Brookville notes George Kaftan named CW Eat College coach. Camden reports Kelmarsh defeats Jerilynn by two lengths in Borgelon Purse at Garden Park.
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Washington
Senate
Squaw Valley
Calif
Montreal
Camilo Henry
New York Rangers
Lady Byng
National Hockey League
Due West
Red) Myers
Erskine College
Cincinnati
Bobby Wander
Cincinnati Royals
Brookville
George Kaftan
Holy Cross
CW. Eat College
Camden
N. J
Rifle slate opens at Cony Rod and Gun Club range
The summer outdoor 22 caliber rifle season starts Monday at 6 pm at the Cony Rod and Gun Club Columbus range announced by club president Erwin MacDonald. Also notes a boxing style mention of last night’s Marseille event with Prange Graviewx Lamperts edging Bobby Bell in Youngstown Ohio.
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Cony Rod and Gun Club
Columbus Range
Erwin MacDonald
Marseille
Prange
Graviewx Lamperts
Bobby Bell
Youngstown
Ohio
Bowl Aire C League Fetes At Dinner to Close Season
Bowl Aire C League held a banquet at the Towa Moose Club to honor top teams and individual bowlers for the 1957-58 campaign. Norman Swart named president for 1958-59. Howard Glabbatz vice president. Tom Titus reelected secretary-treasurer. Jansen's won the league title and $25 in cash plus a high team series trophy. Heberlein Motors and Bowl Aire won cash awards. Individual awards went to several bowlers, led by Kelly Lewis with a 161 average. Alen Heberlein won the American Bowling Congress best buckle for greatest improvement, raising his average 45 pins. An average cap of 150 was set for eligibility next season, with one bowler per team allowed any average between 150 and 138.
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Towa Moose Club
Betts
Kelly Lewis
Tom ‘Titus
Norman Swart
Howard Glabbatz
Tom Titus
Jansen's
Heberlein Motors
Bowl-Aire
Junsen
Thompson
Maple Produsts
Howard Clabbatz
Clabbatz
Jansen
Heberlein
Bowl Aire
Thompson's
Pepsi-Cott
All-Way Electric
Lob~ Jaws
al Culver
Norm Swart
Bill Sample
Glenn Shepard
Chick Post
John Kapteina
Rod ¢ Post
Chuck Hess
Frank Puckly
American Bowling Congress
Alen
Butch" ‘Heberlein
Coach Shot In Leg May Face Amputation
Riverside authorities report high school football coach Arthur Linden wasShot in the thigh by a 14 year old student named James Johnson. Johnson, held at Riverside Juvenile Hall, is charged with assault with a deadly weapon after Linden was reprimanding him for fighting. Doctors warned amputation may be necessary.
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Calif
Arthur Linden
James Johnson
Riverside Juvenile Hall
Linden
Baseball Standings and Schedules From a Historic Box Score
American League standings show New York leading with a 19 4714 record, Cleveland 10 30 500, and Baltimore at 8 8 8 88. Today lists Cleveland at Chicago and Washington at New York among others. yesterday’s results include Washington 4 Detroit 1 and Cleveland at New York rained out. Tomorrow’s schedule features Kansas City at Detroit and Boston at Baltimore with Washington at New York on tap.
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New York
Washington
Kansas City
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Milwaukee
Chicaeom
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
ABC Los Angeles
Ann St.Louis
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Chicaga
Chfcinnatl
St. Lois
Giants Home Run Haven at Seals Stadium
Seals Stadium in San Francisco, home of the Giants, matches the Dodgers’ Coliseum as a forthright home run haven. In the first 19 home games, 45 homers were homed in a park with 361 feet to left, 348 to right, and 410 to center, with many cleared over fences and bleachers. Last year 36 homers were hit in the first 19 games at the old site with 279 left, 180 center, and 180 right.
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Aetna
Suidium
San Francisco Giants
Dodgers
Los Angeles Coliseum
Giants
Wentor
Pro Cagers to Stage Benefit Doubleheader for Stokes
National Basketball Association teams plan a special doubleheader before the next season to aid Maurice Stokes, the former Cincinnati Royals star struck by illness. No date has been set for the benefit twin-bill in Saint Louis, with Cincinnati and Minneapolis scheduled to clash in the opener. Stokes has been hospitalized in Covington, Kentucky, after a serious illness that left him in a semi coma.
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Sey Ture
National Basketball Association
Cincinnas’ Royals
Atsr
Maurice Stokes
St. Lauiis
Wil
Boon
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Stokes
St. Fineis
Covington
Senators Rally Past Yankees In Tight 1958 Clash
In a 1958 pennant chase update the Washington Senators beat the New York Yankees 4-1 as Bob Shaw yielded the key hits. Ralph Limenthi earned his first major league win with relief from Dick Hyde, while Jim Lemon Norm Zauchin and Rocky Bridges supplied the offense. The Tigers were edged by Cleveland as Kansas City and Detroit also played, shaping a tight AL race.
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Senators
New York Yintees
Yankees
Bombers
Yankee Stasis
Polo Ramos
Nighthidder
Bob Turley
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Senator's
Lefty
Burt
Reno Ber
Tola
Hyde
Kansas City
Chicago
Bela Ts Baltisors
Bourbon Open Opens Tomorrow in Bardstown Kentucky
The Bourbon Open begins three day event at Old Kentucky Home Country Club with about 350 entrants. Pros compete for 500 first prize in 18 hole medal play while amateurs and duffers join in later days for prizes tied to Kentucky bourbon and country hams amid parties and dances.
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Bardstown
Old Kentucky Home Country Club
Corry Beavers Sprint Against Meadville in Key Meet
Corry Beavers prepare for a crucial dual meet with Meadville as they chase a fifth straight victory in the season. Standouts such as Walley Brown, Tory Williams, Denny Hyer, and high jumpers Brundage and Maloney lead a diversified lineup through sprints, jumps, and throws.
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Noel
Pailin
Cony
Beavers
Mearlville
Sepason
Amon
Che Fay
Titusville
Walloper
New Chase
City
Tal
Northes
Wim
Umatial
Mini Bownes
Vani Drewr
Tory
Williams
Stewart Sind Shervaor Scott
Brundage
Sun
Elory
Tob Nighols
Stil
Liseulk AN Jawell
Doty
Stet
Sists
Growl Imp
Denny Hyer
Tom Polocki
Pole Gaulty
Mn Maloney
Steve Diyou
Ant Gary Munsee
Jeveller
Pole Ganist
Meadville
The
Ben Culslowobe
Dave Yard
Branklo Thursdye
Robinson attacks color line award to O'Malley
The report portrays Jackie Robinson condemning a "Color Line" award given to Walter O'Malley of the Los Angeles Dodgers. It notes Rickey's disputed role and criticizes the Dodgers organization and past separation of races. The piece references 1957 context and quotes executives defending or challenging the award.
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Robinson
O'Malley
New York
Jackie Rolin
SHC
Tks
Uvetrs
Loduy Winnie
Rmn
Gynicent Ena
SOK
Hye Bias
Walter Omaltise
Brevkie Phy
Valor
Bysolil
Omoelley
Angeles Dodteers
Devtined
Cim
Wesley Bunzier
Uxbin Bene
Silds
O'Miley
Robinsuni
Pym
Mr. Rickes
Pittsbureh
Rickey
Elvaiemot
Pittsburgh
Smuitten
Waller
Giants
Rember
Dodgers
Legion Nine Sets First Practice for 16 to 18 Year Olds
Legion Nine opens its first practice for players aged 16 to 18. manager OL is seeking interest from Loveland and Gu'eloeke area youths. Another session is planned for Sunday starting at 2 pm near the Legion pitighuil field.
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Legion
Sue
Hove Uteudins
Aierius
Mixey Note
Indianapolis Trials Use for Diving Eligibility Questioned
In Indianapolis officials examine Pengto's perlining tests to determine eligibility for the diving trials. The issue centers on whether test results meet required standards for the qualifying event.
Redlegs Rally To Give Braves NL Lead
The Redlegs staged late offense, including Smoky Burgess’s homer, to topple the Reds and lift the Braves to the National League lead. Milwaukee’s win, aided by strong pitching from Spahn and Burgess’s late swing, shifted the standings with Cincinnati close behind.
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Redlegs
Chicago
Braves
Associated Press
Milwaukee Ves
Christmnas
Storm Lo
Tandad
Cincinnali
Elbe
Milyawiker
Waren Spahn
Milwaukee
Stiieters Hunieht
Bob Purkey
Redley
Smoky Burgess
Elie
Ulti
Thurstins
Mammity
Uiveergis
Joe Nashall
Rede
Hal Jett Vont
Uavee Inuines
Biebli
Burgess
Fernando Rodrienez
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Los Alleles
Francisco
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Whitewash
AWPGL
Corry S
Meadyille
Lawrence Parken
P. Merkle W
Bowen P
Bowen Ay L. Douglas
HB. Yorg Warren i
D. Sedwick
Creal G. Hansen
Tom Jansen
Tefl
Fill Sample
Malcolm “Kelly] Lewis
Tnwrer
Jackson
Tony Radecki
Larry Bary
John Brown
Harlan Taylor
E. Crosby Bush
E. Main
Stockton
Ross Padil
Stockon
Natcho Escalante
Mexico City
WOTR
Corry Journal
First Church of Christ
Scientist
East Columbus
Wayne Street
Undie
Dining Guide and Entertainment Directory
Pittleteld Inn
Pittadete
Young Evilit
Ginnie's
Erich Rickey
Lawn Mowers
Briggs & Stratton
Lin
Fon Ganson and
Jacobson Small Motors
Cady & Collier
ReSouth St
Bancelor Fellowal Deposit Traunaitee Cp
Chic Young
Spahn
Dick Hyde
Ralph Bumenti
Iwazue
Tigers
Cubs
Nigit
Tiger Alwilfame
Bloy Toller
Pe Tertorte
Cacwuarvase
Pe 5
Michaels-Stern
Tiffany Worsteds
Fittany Group
Shiris
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