Beavers Sweep Section Two Track Championship Record Set By Culbertson Stroup
Corry Beavers won the Section Two track meet at Sheen Field led by Bob Culbertson with a shot put of 9494 and Bill Stroup’s javelin toss of 1757. Oil City finished four points back as Jim Shaughnessy swept three wins for Oil City.
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Bob Culbertson
Bill Stroup
Corry Beavers
Sheen Field
Culbertson
Stroup
Bob
Bill
Orange
Oi! City
Corry
Beavers
Max Bennink
Ed Parich
Kerr
Oil City
Eubank
Meadville
Warren
Larry Jordan
Jim Olson
McIntyre
Dale Boyd
Boyd
Jim Shaughnessy
Little Redhead
Jim Enos
Champs Again Shot Put and Javelin Set New Section Records
Details from a multi event meet show records for shot put 49-514 by Bob Culbertson and 175-7 by Bill Stroup, plus a 117 high pole vault record. Other results include 142-714 in discus and 4:50.35 mile, with teams from Titusville Corry Ol City Meadville and Warren placing in relays and sprints.
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Bob Culbertson
Kulling
Doug Mitchell
Pearson
Anthony
Boyd
Jack McIntyre
Holcomb
PB. Motchkiss
Law
Mitchell
Rossman
Snyder
Harvey
Ray Ball
Conrad
Jim Black
Proper
Johyard Dash — Shaughnessy
Holland
Kurz
Larry Johnson
Yvalone
Yubasz
Curran
Dave Beal
Romaniszyn
Titusville
Corry
Franklin
MacIntyre
Slayton
Lockhart
Smith
Shaffer
Miller
Greg Brown
Shaughnessy
Black
Ball
Fentress
Walters
Carlson
Bradley
Osborne
Logue
Bill Stroup
Hall
Art Hotchkiss
Kocan
Dash — Shaughnessy
Lines
Johnson
Bill Walsh
Warren
Ol City
Meadville
Jordan
Armstrong $ Ove Morton
Bowley
Bell
Mixed League bowling scores from Bowl Aire and VPW
Dave Brooks led Early Mixed Doubles with 207 at Bowl Aire, Joan Peterson 182 for the ladies, Don Bradford 203 in the final Mixed Doubles at VPW, Ann Gluyna 190. Beaver League results from BowlAive list multiple bowlers with high series and individual scores across age groups.
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Dave Brooks
Bowl Aire
Joan Peterson
Don Bradford
VPW
Ann Gluyna
BowlAive
Joe DeMarte
Dave Wetmore
Big League Stars Lead Senators Past Red Sox In rout
Bill Skowron slugged three homers and a double driving in five as Washington crushed Boston 13 4 then lost 9 4. Joe Nuxhall pitched a four hit shutout for his second win in four decisions as Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 2 0. Steelers sign Tick Hoak and Dick James for 1964 season as Corry highlights include Mitchell Ball and other Beaver names with seniors ending at Corry Saturday and district meet next weekend with Allegheny College action.
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Bill Skowron
Washington
Senators
Boston
Joe Nuxhall
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Steelers
Pittsburgh
Tick Hoak
Dick James
Pittsburgh Steelers
Corry
Beaver
Doug Mitchell
Ray Ball
Jim Black
Mitchell
Tom Morton
Harborcreek
Allegheny College
Meadville
Kane Gridder Sparkles At Penn State
Tiny Tim Montgomery thrilled Penn State fans with two touchdowns as the Whites beat the Blues 27-8 in the spring scrimmage. The 5-10, 175 pound sophomore-to-be rushed 97 yards on six carries including a 70-yard scoring sweep.
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University Park
Tim Montgomery
Penn State
Kane
Blues
State
Montery
Montgomery
Fateanests
Rip Engle
Walker Sewell To Help Beat Penns A R H I S B U R G
Former football stars Doak Walker and Harley Sewell will join head coach Bobby Layne on the Texas coaching staff for the 1964 Big 33 high school all star game August 1 in Hershey. Walker, Heisman Trophy winner in 1948, is backfield coach. Sewell, a 1952 UT guard, becomes line coach.
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Sewell
Penn
Harrisburg
Doak Walker
Harley Sewell
Bobby Layne
Texas
Hershey
Southern Methodist
Lone Star State
University of Texas
Phillies Giants Losers as Pirates Tie. Dodgers Roll
Phillies and Giants both dropped games while the Pirates split with Milwaukee. Triandos and Torre mishaps helped Cincinnati and Pittsburgh win. Dodgers beat Houston 9 1 behind Drysdale, Mays doubled for the Giants, and Roseboro homered.
May Drop Special Buses To Indians Baseball Games
Cleveland Transit System threatens to end its special buses for Indians games unless the team continues underwriting the program. CTS general manager Donald C. Hyde says he wants the service to continue but would incur out of pocket costs. Indians general manager Gabe Paul says he knows of no city where baseball management pays for such service.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Transit System
Cleveland Indians
Donald C. Hyde
CTS
Gabe Paul
Indians
Yanks Sweep Indians in Doubleheader Sweep
In AL action the Yankees won big to overwhelm the Indians 12-2 then 7-1 in Baltimore. Milt Pappas and Dick Hall shut down the Orioles aided by sharp defense as Don Mincher homered for Minnesota in a separate win.
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Associated Press
Salviwer
Charie Dewssen
Dressen
Detroit Tiger
Tigers
Baltimore
Tiger
Bill Freehan
Mike Xanrke
Norm Siebern
Rooks Robinson
Freehan
Rightield
Siebern
Robinson
Milt Pappas
Dick Hall
Mike Rourke
Rourke
Orioles
Minnesota
Don Mincher
Kansas City
Chicago
Los Angeles
Ron Hansen
J.C. Martin
New York
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Tim
Karl Battey
Camilo ‘Paseual
Baltey
Hansen
Martin
White Sox
Jim Fregosi
Dick Simpson
Angels
Yogi Berra
Indians
Navy Belles Take Early Lead in Class D Tourney
Navy Belles of Mechanicsburg led by Fern Clay's 542 series seized first in the Class D team race at the 28th Pennsylvania Women's Bowling Association tournament in Wilkes-Barre. Knacking Bradford Meats and Provisions slipped to second as action continued with Schuyl...
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Wilkes-Barre
Navy Belles of
Mechanicsburg
Fern Clay
Pennsylvania Women's Bowling Association
Bradford
Meister of
Schuyl
Bowling scores noted for Roberge Bailey and team
High game 255 by Bill Roberge and 173 average with high series 610 by Ross Bailey. Back row includes Bill Mitchell Earl Steadman Walt Wawrejko and Ed Gluvyna.
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Bill Roberge
Ross Bailey
Bill Mitchell
Earl Steadman
Walt Wawrejko
Ed Gluvyna
Ross Bailey Tops Bowler At Raymonds
Bowler Ross Bailey led the Raymonds League post season banquet with top honors for high average at 173 and a 610 series. Ed Kovach won high game at 255 while Wave Rieck earned most improved bowler, increasing his average by 11 pins.
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Raymonn League
Moose
Ross Bailey
Ed Kovach
Wave Rieck
Championship Flat Department
Company
Bill Ross
Bill Mitchell
Steadman
Walt Wawrelke
Ed Gluyna
Joe Ger
Rina
Office
Gus Eder
Bill Walfast
Halfast
Ed Feldt
Bill Dahl
Rosse Ruso
Jim Maynard
Jim Fenno
Mel Blynt
Frank Gerzina
Ross
Erie player tops Class D singles in evolving tournament
The report notes Angie Palermo of Erie leading the Class D singles with 671 points while Nellie Kellar of Evans City is displaced from second place as the tournament continues through May 24.
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Maved
Nellie Kellar
Evans City
Angie Palermo
Erie
Bowling tournament crowns Dahl as all events champion
Dahl won the all events title with a 1890 total. Bailey and Jim Lewis took second with 1241. Flat led team standings ahead of Office, 1200 Office and Automatics. High games included Tony Slava 275 Clarence Madison 251 and Jim Lewis 243. Door prizes awarded to Walt Wawrejko Les Danner Tony Slava Bill Roderge Bud Reed Bert Davis Ray Higley.
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Jim Lewis
Dahl
Flat
Office
Tony Slava
Clarence Madison
Walt Wawrejko
Les Danner
Bill Roderge
Bud Reed
Bert Davis
Ray Higley
PGA in Pa. to host 1965 championship at Laurel Valley
Laur el Valley Golf Club in Ligonier Pa has been chosen as the site for the 1965 Professional Golfers Association championship. Lou Hanna of Corry is new president of the Pennsylvania High School Football Coaches Association succeeding Bob Bute of Easton. New officers named at the association clinic include Bob Perugini Al Broadhead John Hummel and Harry Clarke. The 72 hole PGA tournament will be at Columbus Club from August 12 to 15 in Columbus Ohio.
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PGA
Dunedin
Fla
Laurel Valley Golf Club
Ligonier
Professional Golfers’ Association
University Park, Ps
Lou Hanna
Corry
The
Pennsylvania High School Football Coaches Association
Bob Bute
Easton
Association
Bob Perugini
Columbus Councill
Columbus
Ohio
County Debt Totals and Hospital Expenditures Listed
The document shows county and hospital figures including gross and net debt, bond debt, and tax notes. It lists amounts by year 12 31 43 with figures such as 3 725 000 00 and various smaller obligations to reflect debt incurred and outstanding.
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TIS Auring
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