Yogi Berra poised to become Yankees manager today
New York AP reports Yogi Berra, the famed catcher with quick wit, is expected to be named the 17th manager of the New York Yankees at an 8 AM press conference. He would succeed Ralph Houk, who moved to general manager after three pennants and two world championships in three years.
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Warriors Tie Lakers In NBA
Baltimore AP wire reports the Bullets as Chicago Zephyrs last season beat the New York Knickerbockers 115-106 as a 22 start. Wilt Chamberlain led the Warriors in scoring but San Francisco edged St. Louis Hawks 99-95 to claim first place in the division.
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Gray leads national scoring early in college football
Jim Gray of Toledo tops major college scorers midway through the season. He leads in punt returns, ranks fifth in rushing, and has four touchdowns in a recent loss to Bowling Green. He has 42 points and a four point edge over rivals Vern Burke, Russ Vollmer, and Henry Schichtle.
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Bridgeport heats up as BHT results roll in
In Bridgeport Connecticut results list shows Cree Centers at 179 and Ridale at 180 with Write Pigins of New York also noted.
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Navy-Pitt Tilt Seen As Key East Game
Navy and Pitt prepare for a heavyweight East showdown as Pitt boasts a potent offense and improved defense led by star QB Roger Staubach rivalry chatter centers on Pitt Chancellor Edward Litchfield’s push for a more exciting attack Navy notes Pitt outgained opponents 1595 yards to 792 while Navy leads in total offense and faces a tougher test against Pitt’s revamped unit Long of Pitt sidelined by previous injuries remains hospitalized with stomach pains after missing most of the season for exam and observation at Presbyterian Hospital Pittsburgh
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Major League Baseball Faces Antitrust Scrutiny on Generosity
Washington AP reports Senate Antitrust subcommittee chair Hart plans a low pressure inquiry into baseballs generosity toward new players and weak clubs. The probe will review whether baseballs antitrust exemption should be reconsidered and how trades and competitive balance affect teams in the American and National Leagues. If pursued, hearings would occur after January.
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Jamestown Band Plans Dazzling Halftime Shows
Jamestown High School marching band the Jimtowners to perform at Sheen Athletic Field 8:30 pm against Corry High. The group will stage halftime routines with two-step elements and extended intermission per CAHL. Saturday they play at the Bills Patriots AFL game in Buffalo.
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Lineman of the Week Ed Conti Shuts Penn State
Syracuse University lineman Ed Conti the 185 pound senior earned AP Lineman of the Week for his defensive play in the shutout of Penn State. Conti totaled 19 tackles five unassisted and recovered a key fumble in the 0 victory last Saturday.
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Corry Shooters Drop Two Matches to Walnut Creek
Corry lost two basketball games to Walnut Creek at Erie last night. The Eyieil won the first by 40 points 1395 to 1362 with high leap 1884 to 1373. Corry’s Dick Lindberg scored 164 points for top team total while Walnut Creek’s R. Franke posted 563.
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Mantle Says He Is Doing Fine After Knee Operation
Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees reports he is doing fine and expects to leave the hospital this weekend after an operation on his left knee to remove a loose cartilage. The star center fielder earns about 100000 dollars annually.
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Tech Faces Squad Rift Over Davis Suspension and Georgia Game
Georgia Tech, amid a self imposed suspension by Ted Davis for kicking an opponent, faces a potential reinstatement debate as higher courts review. Coach Bobby Dodd said Davis will miss next four games, with a plan to revisit after Alabama. Davis’s public apology followed the incident in the 29 2 loss to Auburn prompting questions from teammates and Auburn supporters.
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Texas A&M Tops National Intercollegiate Poll
Texas A M was voted No 1 for the fourth straight week in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics poll, while Northern Illinois moved ahead of Florida A&M into the runner up position.
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Seventh and eighth grade league ends at Loveland Field
The seventh and eighth grade league game at Loveland Field concluded with Vic Cragg and Rob Mulvin supervising as teachers.
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Bears Claim Rec Grid Title In Sudden-Death Victory
The Bears beat the Bruins 12 to 4 at Loveland Field in a sudden-death finish. Jim Amy led most of the drive as the Bears won the toss and drove for the winning touchdown in six plays. George Tain and Greg Marsh starred on offense while Bob Swarl rushed for 59 yards on nine carries.
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Ken Woods Breaks Free for TD in McKean County Chase
A 16 year old football player Ken Woods dodges a dark intruder in a pickup as he heads for a touchdown. Woods sidesteps the figure and reaches the end zone, only to discover the scamper was a pound beat intruder in the town.
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Bowling feats and league leads at Bowl Aire and related centers
The 517 highlighted theWomen of the Mouse Lemuel Avalon Center with Grace Mulvin posting 178 as the top single game and Autrey Rouse’s high 176 in the series. In the Men’s C League at Bowl Aire Bob Wellman hit 28 percent while Chuck Skinner led with 208 in the Raymond League. Ed hu vachy 201 and Eder notables show active play. buy in Corry.
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Arnie Nicklaus Favored In Canad Cup Opener
The United States golfers Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus entered as 2-1 favorites to sweep the Canad Cup in Paris as players from several nations prepared to tee off in the first round. Strong fields from Britain Australia South Africa Spain and others gathered for the 72 hole event.
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France's Newest Golf Course Opens Near Paris
The Saint-Quentin Breteche course, 6 834 yards, lies about one mile from Paris. It hosts a combined team and individual tournament with favorites including Jers! Association champion and Palmer and Gary Player of South Africa competing in the event.
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