Beavers Host Section II Meet Brundage Eyes Triple Crown
Corry High athlete John Brundage leads the Beavers as they host Section II meet on the Corry Area High School field. He challenges in the high and low hurdles while entering the 880 and shifting relay roles to Connie Shields. Other Beavers aim for titles in discus, javelin, shot put, pole vault, and high jump as Meadville looms for second behind Pranklin. The sectional act sets up a district duel May 21 at Allegheny College.
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John Brundage
Corry High
Beavers
Lo Section 11
Corry Area
Brundage
Connie Shields
Yen Calderone
Shields
Franklin
Jim Brown
Doug Stewart
Jim Vanik
Corry
Vanik
Butch Conrad
Steve Olson
Judy
Lou Fogle
Jim Maloney
Bob Lindsey
Roger Munn
Mickey McMahon
Jim Davison
Meadville
Prankolin
Allegheny College Oval
Stars Pitching and Neal Rally Define A Busy Baseball Day
Yesterday's Stars pitcher Camilo Pascual earned his second three hit victory with 11 strikeouts in an 8-1 win over the A's, while Charlie Neal delivered a three run homer in the ninth to lift the Dodgers past the Pirates 7. Eddie Sawyer, resigning Phillies manager, says offers exist but he has yet to decide, planning to think it over next week.
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Camilo Pascial
Senators
A's
Charlie Neal
Dodsory
Pirates
Sawyer
Philadelphia
Eddie Sawyer
Philadelphia Phillies
Wayne
Last Night's Fights Roundup in New York and Wales
In New York J B Ellis stopped Chico Rollins as part of last night’s boxing card. Swansea’s Wally Swift outpointed Larry Baker while Brian Curtis defeated George Barnes in Welsh bouts. International results included matches featuring Wie and Byilisiy Empie with clear scores listed.
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New York
J. B. Ellis
Baseball Standings and Results Roundup
In the American League standings Chicago leads with 12 wins, New York 6, and Boston at 6, while Cleveland and Detroit show mixed results amid rain delays. Monday and Tuesday games include Washington beating Kansas City 1-0, and Cleveland at Boston postponed by rain, with several games and rescheduled events noted among the league’s schedule. In the National League, San Francisco stands at 7-6-7, Pittsburgh and Milwaukee at 9-7 and 9-7 respectively, Cincinnati and St. Louis also listed with records, and several games postponed or moved due to weather. Fight results show George Ross stopping Tommy Garrow in Holyoke, and Stan Pizzgerald and Mel Middleton drawing in Philadelphia.
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Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Poe
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
St. Lois
Holyoke
Mass
George Ross
Hartford
Conn
Tommy Garrow
Claremont
Stan Piizgerald
Buffalo
N.Y
Mel Middleton
Drew
Elks Sponsor Bowler Trophies At Avalon Junior League Banquet
The Avalon Junior Bowling League banquet honored Hawks boys and Alley Kats girls champions at the VFW post, sponsored by Corry Elks Past Exalted Rulers. Awards went to top teams, high games Mary Houser and Robbie Zalaneck, high averages Kathy Berry and Bill Roehrig, with Jim Lundy and Mary Messina as most improved. About 50 youngsters attended with sponsors Bill Berry and Dorothy Morton.
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Avalon Junior Bowling League
VFW Post
Corry Elks Club
Ed Berry
Paul Stroup
Merrill Patterson
James Carrig
Al Mor=thon Jr
Hawks
Tina Toplovich
Judy Bachomer
Mary Houser
Robbie Zalaneck
Kathy Berry
Bill Roehrig
Jim Lundy
Mary Messina
Ricky Schwab
David Edwards
Mary Migliaccio
Linda Lobdell
Eliza
Eley
Bill Berry
Dorothy Morton
American League leaders and stats for 35 at bats or more
Baseball leaders by category include Maris and Skowron of New York and Allison of Washington with a .400 average. Mantle and others top the rims with 20 and 18. Skowron leads RBIs with 20, Gentile 19. Allison has 28 hits, Lumpe 27. Allison also leads doubles with 9, Lollar 8. Fox, Hansen, Power and Mantle share triples with 2. Held and Lemon tie for homers with 6. Aparicio and Smith, Power, Kaime each have 3 steals. Staley and Coates share wins with 3. Pascual leads strikeouts with 42, Bell 27. Tokyo boxing note mentions Fumio Kala and Jiro Kanazawa with 9 in a middleweight bout.
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Maris
New York
Skowron
Allison
Washington
Rims — Mantle
Woodling
Baltimore
Gentile
Lumpe
Kansas City
Lollar
Chicago
Fox
Hansen
Power
Cleveland
Mantle
Howard
Lemon
Aparicio
Smith
Fond Kaime
Detroit
Staley
Johansson Prepares for June 2 Title Defense at Polo Grounds
Grossinger New York AP reports World heavyweight champion Johansson training for the Patterson rematch. Sparring partners Artie Towne and Wil Johnson described his improved power and footwork. Johansson showcased rapid combinations and steady defense as he eyes a decisive return at the Polo Grounds.
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Grossinger
N.Y
Nny
Theemar Johansson
Tech
Unis
Catskill
Foneer
Johansson
Tykedtslow
Io Bens
Champinn Floyd Patterson
Patterson
Juansson
New York
Polo Grounds
National League Batting Leaders Tease Of 85 Or More
Mays leads in hits and runs for San Francisco with 34 hits and 19 runs, while McCovey drives in 27. Clemente trails in RBIs with 23 and 33 hits. McCovey tops home runs at 8, with tied 6s for McMillan, Clumbite, and Boyer. Pitcher Drysdale leads in wins with 43. Team show includes Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago, and Philadelphia players.
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Mays
San Francisco
Aaron
Milwaukee
Curry
Philadelphia
Skinner
Pittsburgh
McCovey
Clemente
Pinson
Cincinnati
Taylor
Chicago
McMillan
Clumbite
Boyer
St. Louis
Olen
Pansoh
Pugins
McCormick
Farrell
Philaddelphia
Miller
Laikwouts
Minor League Scores Across Leagues
Pacific Coast League Spokane tops San Diego 7 to 6 while Sacramento beats Portland 7 to 4. Vancouver defeats Salt Lake City 1 to 0 and Tacoma and Seattle play to a 1 0 result. American Association Charleston 20, Denver 11. Dallas-Fort Worth 6, Houston 1. Louisville at St Paul postponed, Indianapolis at Minneapolis postponed. International League Richmond 2, Rochester 1. Other games postponed.
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Spokane
San Diego
Sacramento
Portland
Vancouver
Salt Lake City
Tacoma
Seattle
Charleston
Denver
Dallas-Fort Wort
Houston
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Richmond
Rochester
Pirates tumble to fourth straight in 7-4 loss at Dodgers
Pirates drop their fourth straight as Los Angeles defeats them 7-4 behind Don Drysdale with 13 strikeouts. Neal hits his second homer, Maury Wills and Junior Gilliam set up the go ahead, and Larry Sherry earns the win in relief. In AL action, Washington routs Kansas City 8-1 behind Camilo Pascual, while Cleveland-Boston game postponed.
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Washington
Kansas City
Cleveland
Boston
Sherry
Don Hoak
Gino Cimoh
Neal
Maury Wills
Junior Gilliam
j_ Tt
Bob Friend
Bucs
Pascual
A’s
Dick Williams
Billy Consolo
Williams
Jerry Lumpe
Senators
Ray Herbert
Don Dobbek
Earl Battey
Reno ‘Bertoia
Jim Lemon
Woodie
Bob Allison
Foreign golfers invade U S in search of experience
New York AP reports a wave of foreign professionals adding to the American tour. Harold Henning leads a South African contingent including Bob Verne and Denis Hutchinson, joined by Peter Thomson and others from Britain and Canada in a bid for experience and exposure on the U S circuit. The group marks the largest foreign influx in years, with players seeking competition and knowledge more than substantial earnings.
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U.S
New York
South Africa
Harold Hennig
Bobby Locke
Gary Player
Austalia
Peter Thomson
Henning
Bob Verne
Revier Walton
Denis Hutchinson
Bryan Roeloft
Thomson
Kel Nagle
Norm von Nida
England
Harry Weelman
Canada
Locke
Williams Leads VFW Mixed Doubles With 227 Roll
John Williams rolled 227 in the VFW Mixed Doubles League and Dick Stith posted 207 208 in Bowl-Aire Men s Singles. Leaders included Don McCray 215 Bob Ottaway 208 and John Woodard 00 High scores in the couples league were John Oesch 202 Leon Davids 201 and Kate McNulty 175.
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John Williams
VFW
Dick Stith
Chciit
Don McCray
Bob ‘Ottaway
John Woodard
John Oesch
Leon Davids
Kate McNulty
Baltimore Still Stuck For Catcher
Baltimore Orioles struggle to find a catcher as Gus Triandos rehabilitates from surgery and Lee MacPhail notes the need to secure a reliable option. The team plans to move Triandos to two potential sites while awaiting medical relief for his injured thumb.
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Baltimore
Umar Oriulos
Gus Triandos
Lee MacPhail
Oriole
Euval
MacPhaill
Trians
Ennai Elle T
Snead Captures All Star Tourney at Yorba Linda
Sammy Snead wins the $50,000 round robin all star golf event in Yorba Linda. He finishes 13 under par with a 303 total. Closest rivals Jimmy Demaret and Cary Middlecoff both end at 209 as play concludes.
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Sneed
Yorba Linda
Calif
Sammy Snead
Jimmy Demaret
Cary Middlecoff
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