Brewer leads after first round in Memphis Open golf
Gay Brewer fired a six under par 64 to take the early lead in the Memphis Open. Arnold Palmer stood with 71, while Gary Player Don January and Billy Maxwell shot 65s. Gene Littler and Al Balding tied at 66 as Cary Middlecoff struggled to 72.
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Penn
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Gay Brewer
Crystal River
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Brewer
Gary Player
Don January
Billy Maxwell
Indianapolis
West Palm Beach
Baltimore
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January
Maxwell
Gene Littler
al Balding
Tony Pena
Don Finsterwald
Cary Middleco
Castoffs Split With Corsi's In Exhibition Twinbill
The Castoffs of the Flaherty League split two exhibition games with Corsi All-Stars at Dean Park. They won 9-6 behind Phil hiquist, but lost 3-2 as George Grundy won for Corsi's and Pete Kneram homered for the win. Bill Bradley took the loss. Larry Toscano homered and doubled for the Castoffs in the opener. Castoffs rise to 6-2 on the season.
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Corsi All-Stars
Dean Park
Philhiquist
George Grundy
Corsi
Pete Kneram
Bill Bradley
Larry Toscano
Baseball scoreboard misreadings batch with mixed innings
Box score style summary includes St Louis vs Pittsburgh and Cleveland vs Baltimore with incomplete lines. Key players Musial Mazeroski Stuart Groat Francona Hansen Gentile Roberts and others noted with runs hits and errors. Scores show St Louis 8 Pittsburgh 4 and Cleveland 4 Baltimore 3 amid detailed fielding and pitching lines.
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New Castle bowlers shine at Park Lanes tournament
Park Lanes hosted the Hawaii Singles Handicap Tenpin Tourney where New Castle bowlers dominated the top five. Ronald Parkonen led with 244 678, Dan Fiorilli 230 656, Micky Michalojoko 237 465, John Wyza 191 46, and Clarence McConnell 214 640. Mildred Hughes of Wellwood City was sixth with 196 636.
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Dan Fiorilli
Micky Michalojoko
John Wyza
Clarence McConnell
Mildred Hughes
Fellwood City
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Covelli testimonial dinner guest list grows
A large guest list is being assembled for the Mike Covelli testimonial dinner honoring the Union High basketball coach after a Section 20 championship season. Attendees include Pat Patterson Lindy Lauro Connie Palumbo Austin Cowmeadow John Susko Carm Perrone city officials Milton Pattison Vitus Bongivengo and speakers Domenick Cioffi and Pete Carvella. Reservations end tonight at 7 and may be made by calling OL 8-8436.
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Union High
Ecclesian Club
Pat Patterson
Lindy Lauro
Connie Palumbo
Austin Cowmeadow
New Castle High
John Susko
Shenango
Carm Perrone
Bessemer
Richard Biddle
Joseph Cooper
Milton A. Pattison
Vitus Bongivengo
Central Labor Union
Domenick Cioffi
Pete “Figo” Carvella
Hickory Speedway Ready For Action This Saturday
Hickory Speedway aims to resume racing Saturday after a rainout. Only two programs so far this year. Tom Gelvin of Cleveland leads the super-modified racers. Time trials start at 7 30 p m with the first race at 8 30 p m.
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Hickory Speedway
Tom Gelvin
Cleveland
Local Bowling Scores Highlight City Leagues and Honors
ACRY women's bowling team from St Nicholas Church captured first in the 14th National gle Tournament in Buffalo with Teplica and Soloninka earning high game and series trophies. Slovak Club won the City Tenpin League title led by Kirol’s 199 177 203 579 set. Pal mer Motors’ Herne top-scored in defeat. The Mon Day Night Ladies seek bowlers, while other league leaders and high single and series marks are listed. The league banquet is set for New Penn Inn tomorrow at 6 pm.
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Mary Teplica
Olga Soloninka
Helen ——E Tillie Dravchyk
Delores Vasilcik
Teplica
John Knight
Tom Kirol
Palmer Motors
Joe Herne
Shenango Jagielly
Red Sox
Edward
Perfection year marks 1959 football season note
The text cites 1959 football year records with top leaders in home runs and RBIs from baseball, listing Mays Cepeda and Banks as NL leaders and Kaline Wagner Gentile as AL leaders, alongside mentions of perfect year drills and coefficients across teams like the Tigers Athletics and Dodgers.
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Banks
Pinson
Reds
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Ordles
Wagner
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Kaline
Tigers
Cash
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Purkey
McBean
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Georgia
Flares Lead In Bowling Meet With Top Series And Averages
The leading team Flares stands 11-1 with top performer Mary Sarbo scoring 173 in a game. Lillian Kalodgy posts a high series of 448 and the high average at 150. Scotch Doubles tenpin tourney set for tomorrow night at Parkstown at 8.
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Lillian Kalodgy
Kalodgy
Parkstown
Winstone wins Lonsdale belt with third defense
Cardiff welterweight How ard Winstone becomes the first Welshman in 40 years to secure a Lonsdale belt by achieving his third successful defense. He defeated Harry Carroll of Cardiff by technical knockout after six rounds to gain permanent possession of the title.
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Wales
UPI
Howard Winstone
Winstone
Harry Carroll
A M Overcomes 11 Run Deficit In City League Debut
A&M Markets rallies from an 11 run deficit to win 21-16 over New Wilmington at Alexander Field in the City County PONY League opener. A&M trailed 14-3 in the third before scoring 11 in the fifth to seize the lead. Players Horrigan Ferguson Boyd Quinn Smith Morgan Mastropietro O Rourke contributed in the slugfest.
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Smith
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