Franklin New D-10 Champ Stewart Keeps Discus Title
Franklin Academy edged Corry 48 to 43 to win the District 10 boys track and field meet as Stewart defended the discus title and Conrad led Franklin with multiple wins. The Knights claimed five firsts, while Corry and Meadville earned notable showings. the meet drew about 260 athletes from a dozen schools.
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Allegheny Wins PAC Sports Title in Cleveland
Allegheny College captured the Presidents’ Athletic Conference all sports championship with 47 points from soccer wrestling swimming and baseball. The award was given at the conference athletic directors meeting Saturday. In boxing results Havana Ne Cuba outpointed Robinson Garcia Nogales Cisco Andrade KO’d Antone Contreras in Los Angeles.
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District 10 Meet Results Track Events highlights
District 10 meet results list sprint and field event winners with times and distances. Notable victors include Woodard in 129-yard high hurdles, Conrad in the 100-yard dash, McBride and Nottleman in the mile, and the one Academy quartet winning the mile relay. Field events crown Arrington shot put and Stewart discus champions.
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Major League Leaders Highlight Batting and Pitching Stats
American League leaders include Kluszewski Chicago 422 at bats and Cash Detroit 959 at bats. Mantle New York and Minoso Chicago lead runs with 20 and 25 respectively, while Minoso shows 25 pins batted in. Other standout stats list Fox Chicago with 4 triples and Aparicio Chicago 10 stolen bases, with overall pitching led by Hall Kansas City and Coates New York at 4 0 and 1 000, Pascual Washington 63 strikeouts. In the National League Clemente Pittsburgh tops batting with 354 at bats and 94 RBIs, Skinner Pittsburgh 23 runs, and Banks Chicago among home run leaders. Pinson Cincinnati leads steals with 11, while Durocher era marks appear in various lines.
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Boxer’s Mother Dies in Chicago
Mrs. Sarah Ravef, 85, mother of Bartey Ross, former World lightweight and welterweight boxing champion, died yesterday in Chicago.
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Power's Slam In Vain. Indians Lose 5-Inning Tilt
Baltimore Orioles beat the Cleveland Indians 7 to 6 in five innings before rain halted play after a 1 hour 17 minute delay. Jackie Brandt hit a two run homer for Baltimore in the first two innings. Vic Power delivered a grand slam for Cleveland in the third. Woodie Held added a solo shot for Cleveland in the second inning. Four Baltimore runs in the sixth were wiped out by rain. Orioles led 7-0 through two innings, then Cleveland rallied. Pitchers: Brown, Fisher, Courtney. Bell and Tiefenauer, Nixon. W Fisher. L Bell. Home runs: Brandt, Held, Power.
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Registration Set For B-10 Baseball League Tryouts
Registration for boys in the B-10 age group to join the Playground Baseball League will be held tomorrow evening at 6 30 at the Corry Area High School. Director Lol Elaritr announced the creation of the league.
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Postpone Little League Opener at Mead Park
Tonight opener between VPW and Elks and between Corry Jamestown and Moose is postponed due to reasons not specified. The twin bill will be played Thursday at 5 oclock with another doubleheader scheduled for Saturday.
Bally Ache Eyes Preakness Triumph and Ringing Derby Hope
Bally Ache, the Preakness winner who finished behind Venetian Way in the Kentucky Derby, advances to the Jersey Derby at Garden State Park and then the Belmont Stakes. The Turfland Inc. syndicate targets rich purses and a run at high totals, as Bally Ache faces prior rivals and Tompion, returning after a rest. The colt has earned substantial prize money, including the Preakness payout, as preparations continue for the Triple Crown leg.
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Dodgers edge Phillies 9 8 behind Howard’s four hits
Dodgers rookie outfielder Frank Howard cracked four singles and drove in three runs as Los Angeles beat Philadelphia 9 to 8. Pete Ramos pitched for Washington, returning from hospitalization after a head injury to win 3 2 and sweep a doubleheader against the White Sox.
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Nuts Upset Sox Twice and Move on in Standings
The Chicago White Sox, led by Manager Al Lopes, lost a doubleheader to last-place Washington, 7-6 and 3-2, trimming their first-place lead to a half game over Baltimore. Washington’s Camilo Pascual won the opener and Pedro Ramos defeated Chicago in the nightcap after a pregame injury hit Ramos in the head.
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Colavito benched as Tigers sweep Red Sox
Detroit manager Jimmie Dykes benched slugger Rocky Colavito after a slump. Colavito had one hit in his last 20 at bats and a .161 average with one homer in 21 games, as Detroit swept Boston 5-2 and 2-0 in a doubleheader.
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