Corry High preps for District 10 track meet at Meadville
Corry High will field 24 athletes for the District 10 track championships at Allegheny College in Meadville. The meet features strong Erie Sections One dominance, with Bridle Tech defending champ Brie Tech and Beaver relay teams among contenders. Local athletes Tom Flowers and others eye event clashes, while archery and fishing gear are noted among activities.
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Grove City Wins West Penn Conference Dual Title
Grove City clinched the West Penn Conference dual meet championship with an 85 to 55 victory over Westminster in New Wilmington Pennsylvania. The Mercer County college secured the crown yesterday, strengthening its season push.
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Philly Gets Pro Cagers
Syracuse Nationals sold to Philadelphia businessmen pending league approval and to be moved to Philadelphia for 500000 dollars. Owner Dan Biasone cited operating losses after 17 years in Syracuse despite a 49 32 record and second place finish in the Eastern Division last season. The sale, handled by Richman Price and Jamieson, involves a group not previously connected with sports and not identified publicly. Eddie Gotlieb was not a member of the group.
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Scholastic Track Scores From Erie Meet
Erie Academy defeated Erie Tech 86 49 while Erie East beat Erie Prep 83 33 and North East defeated Harborcreek 87 40 in a busy scholastic track night. Strong showings from Erie Academy and North East bolster local standings.
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Big League Stars Batting and Pitching Rally in Doubleheader
Dick Stuart of the Red Sox drove in seven runs in a doubleheader sweep over the Los Angeles Angels, hitting a grand slam in game one and a three run homer in game two, scoring the winning run in the eighth. Bob Hendley of the Braves pitched five no hit innings before Curt Flood tripled, and the Braves beat the St Louis Cardinals 3-1.
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Flood Ends Hendley's No-Hit Bid in Ninth
Milwaukee pitcher Bob Hendley carried a no-hitter into the ninth against the St. Louis Cardinals before Curt Flood spoiled it with a two strike triple to right center. Flood’s late hit capped a 9 to 0 comeback win.
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Lipscomb Buried After Colorful Career With Steelers
Gene Lipscomb known as Big Daddy, a 200 pound defensive lineman for the Steelers, was buried in a ceremony marked by tributes from Negro league players. hours earlier a medical examiner ruled his death an overdose of heroin after he was found unconscious in a friend's apartment following a night of drinking.
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Big Daddy) Linscomb
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Penn State appoints captain for 1963-64 basketball squad
Milmont Park's Bob Donato will captain Penn State's 1963-64 team. The 6 foot-4? playmaker was named yesterday by Head Coach John Bell as the Lions' most improved player last season, when Penn State posted a 15-5 record.
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District 1 meet looms for Meadville in tough track field
District 1 championships at Meadville draw a strong field including Erie Schools Section One and rivals from Sections Two and Three. Coach Max Bennink aims for a dominant showing after five sectional wins, with standout runners Dave Vierd Jim Black Don Waller and others seeking top marks in low hurdles mile and distance events.
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Baptists Top EUB in Church League Softball Thriller
In a Corry Area High School field clash, Baptists defeated EUB 17 11 as Rod Trisket and Chucks Busbee homered for the winners. Other Baptist players included Ollaway Chase Blynt Burrows Craker Wendt K Marsh Bosak Steves and Treland. EUB names listed were Shannon Hiner B Bugbee Westley Clabbatt Raymond and Lacey.
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Chretien Knocks Out Carruthers In Warren Bout
Fernand Chretien of Toronto stopped Roy Carruthers of Akron in the second round after a fierce exchange in Warren Ohio. Carruthers failed to answer the count as Chretien delivered a knockout punch at 2. The victory improves Chretien’s record against a tough regional lineup.
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Opening night sparks in Bowl Aire Women’s Summer League
Florence Lamielle led the action on opening night in the Bowl Aire Women’s Summer League. Her score of 176 with 10 spares dominated the 754ind-above bracket, where Kip Carso posted 17, Erma Willett 17, and Sophie Douglas also scored. Shop Your Carry Stores.
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