Park Lanes marks 279 games as Michalojko fires perfect 14 strikes
In St Joseph Missouri Michalojko rolls 14 straight strikes and falls just short of a 300 in a high school bowling showcase at Park Lanes. The event highlights a weekend of sports action as NAIA baseball tournament opener headlines local and regional highlights with teams from California State and Minnesota State reaching the field.
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Mickey Michalesko
New Castle
Newstle
Mickey
Park Lanes
Michalejko
Henry Sinfoletta
L of
Midland
Fie
Matt Delanjski
New Brighton
Mitch Awiat
New
Casiie
NFL Preseason Schedule Highlights Six-Week Slate across NFL
The NFL announced a six week pre season schedule opening August 3 and ending September 9 featuring a twilight doubleheader in Cleveland August 18. Key games include the Hall of Fame event in Canton August 1 9 and the Packers defending world champs facing college all stars in Chicago. Rozelle praised clubs for a strong slate with marquee matchups and historic venues.
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UPI
National Football League Today
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Tyler
Hines
Darel Lions
Dallas Cowboys
Cleveland Browns
Pittshureh Steelers
Pete Rozelle
Professional Football Hall of Fame
Rogolle
Princeton University
Mall of Fame
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Ohio
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New York Giants
Minnesota
San Francisco Forty Niners
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Giants
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Philadelpha Eagles
Fight Results News Update from Newcastle and Paris
In Newcastle England more results emerge from a heavyweight bout with Johny Halafihi listed at 175 pounds while in Paris Hippolyte Annex defeats Marcel Pigou at 1574 pounds in a separate match. Disputed country annotations and OCR errors mar the report.
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England
Seven Halfbacks Named To Squad For JC's Game
Seven JC halfbacks named to the Lawrence County All Star squad will compete for positions for the August 10 game against Mercer County Mi Stars at Taggart Stadium. The 35 players begin practice under head coach Lindy Lauro of New Castle with assistants Pat Tarquinio and Fusce.
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Lawrence County
Mercer County
Taggart Stadion
Wayne Cole
Way of
Blond City
Gerome Cummins
Tara
Tinth
New Castle
Dick Green
Wilmington
Joe Eras
Neshannock
John Dudash
Dave van Horn
Shenango
Lindy Lauro
New Castle High
Lawrence
Pat Tarquinio
Elfwood City
Fusce
Daycees
Soe
Sharon
Keough Leads Reds Over Indians in Exhibition
Gliveland game notes Cincinnati Reds beat the Cleveland Indians 6-2 in an exhibition. Marty Keough drove in two runs with a third inning double and a fifth inning single. Howie Nun pitched six strong innings allowing six hits with three strikeouts. Hank Foiles and Bubba Phillips added RBIs. Chuck Essegian and Bubba Phillips homered for the Reds. Wyan Hawkins was the Cleveland starter.
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Runn
Tribe
McConnells win Scotch Doubles Bowling Tourney at Parks
Harold and Clive McConnell clinched the Scotch Doubles title at Parks, with a 7A score. Other placers include Harold and Lenapee, plus a tie for sixth between Frank and Fran Bencekovich and Marian Sizer and Bob Kelley.
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Clive McConnell
Parks
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Ipie
Lenapee
Renard Alma Porter
Stehul
DeCarto
Irene Ms
Bryan Minser
Frank
Fran Bencekovich
Marian Sizer
Bob Kelley
Big 33 West Squad Named Aug 4
Western Pennsylvania high school football stars named to the Big 33 West squad for the August 4 game at Hershey. The team, featuring 13 players with United Press International all-state honors, faces an East squad in the second all-Pennsylvania series. Names include Stock Washington, Malinehak Monessen, Whitman Mavens, DeSantis Buller, Poehial Wilkinsburg, Gingrich Chief Logan, Diranke Johnstown, and Parzik Baldwin among others.
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Sinis
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Bill Malinehak
Monessen
Cary Whitman
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Stempfiell
Paul Cseka
Brownsville
Pete DeSantis
Buller
Gary Eberle
Moon Two
Bill Viney
Pittsburgh North Catholic
Tim Manta
Clairton
Howard Keyes
Atlana
Filery Seitz
Bellefonte
Bob Popovich
Dongra
Steve Kush
Wimiber
Rich Coleman
Edgewood
Bill Poehial
Wilkings
Bure
Ray Parzik
Baldwin
Vicb Gingrich
Chief Logan
Jack White
Witkins
Inurgaml
Tom Bagel
Mua
Walhacks
Tie Crabtree
Nessen
Hob Wise
Grove
Ted Vader
Bob Rigele
Marrieh Martha
Wilkinsburg
Pete Diranke
Johnstawn Cathelic
Tim Timko
Prom Hilts
Warriors Vanguard Arrives In Frisco
SAN FRANCISCO UPO The ramguard oof the transplants hitacelphia Warriors and the accompanying Chamberlin Whit will arrive in their new home. Len Mogel and Mary Simmons join as general partners in the club. Ike Richman and Paul Guth are involved in the transfer. A press conference at International Airport will announce the operation and the group will stay in San Francisco for three days.
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San Frarenco
Bill to Outlaw Boxing Defeated in Louisiana House Committee
A Louisiana House noncommittee defeated a bill to outlaw professional boxing with a 9-3 vote. Rep. Francis T. Bickford, brandishing a knife and pistol at the hearing, likened boxing to murder while describing Benny Varet’s fatal head injuries as the fight continued. The incident followed a violent scene during the committee session in Baton Rouge.
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Bickford
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League Leaders Aint Open Reds Books To Buyer
American League auditors seek access to Cincinnati Reds books amid sale talks led by DeWitt Robinson. The Crosley Foundation plans to open the club’s records to potential buyers as court action looms, with Joseph Hippe’s syndicate circulating a $3.5 million offer and the foundation denying formal bids.
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Ex-Champion Soose Predicts Patterson KO of Sonny Liston
Ex-champion Billy Soose, from the Poconos, predicts Floyd Patterson will KO Sonny Liston to retain the world heavyweight title. Soose argues Patterson’s dedication and conditioning give him the edge, while noting Liston’s power but questions his proven consistency. He criticizes TV’s impact on boxing and calls for keeping the sport off television to rebuild small clubs and fighters.
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IOC Leader Calls for Politics to Exit Sports
IOC president Avery Brundage urged a politics free sports arena during the opening session in Moscow. He warned governments may weaponize sport but promised steps to ensure equality and non discrimination for athletes regardless of race religion or political belief.
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Machen Williams bout called off prompts Moyer Wright substitute
Middleweight contender Denny Mayer travels from Portland to substitute for Eddie Machen in a Madison Square Garden bout against Ted Wright of Detroit. The Moyer Wright match replaces the scheduled Machen Williams heavyweight clash postponed due to Machen injury. Wright had previously defeated Mayer’s older brother in a May Garden bout. Mayer seeks revenge.
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Ore
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Legion All-Star Game In Altoona To Be Held
The Deanie Mack League announced an American Legion all-star game for September 1 at Veterans Memorial Field in Altoona featuring standout players from the eastern and western sections. Approval came after the Pennsylvania Department of the American Legion backed the event, with George Bellis, director of activities, overseeing arrangements.
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American Legion
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