New Castle Lettermen Association Forms For Former Athletes
A new group in New Castle aims to unite all varsity letter winners from New Castle High School. The New Castle Lettermen's Association elected officers led by Harvey Jokinen as president and plans activities such as attending practices, a fall banquet, and community outreach. A June 23 meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the Elks Home basement invites eligible former athletes and related staff to join and help promote school sports.
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New Castle
New Castle High
Austin Cowmeadow
Harvey Jokinen
Hurricane
Charles “Tippy” Richards
Chuck James
Mike DeCarbo
Art Alexander
Carmi Preston
Jesse Gunn
Tony Ciatella
Ben Ciccone
New Castle High School
Ne-Ca-Hi
Lettermens’ Club
Elks
Open golf spots up for grabs in Six qualifying centers
Sam Snead Bob Rosburg and Peter Thomson join 293 golfers today in six centers for the last 85 berths in the U S Open. Arnold Palmer defends in Birmingham Michigan June 15 17 with Snead seeking his first Open win.
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New York
UPI
Sam Snead
Bob Rosburg
Australia
Peter Thomson
Arnold Palmer
Birmingham
Mich
Snead
Jinx Snead
Puerto Rico
Detroit
Walter Burkemo
Japan
Chen Chin Po
Sam
Rosburg
Bakersfield
Calif
Thomson
Bill Bisdorf
Denver
Rockets Nine Byler In NAIA
Slippery Rock College is featured in two NAIA national tournaments. Freshman Bob Byler of New Castle teed off this morning in the golf event at Shawnee Oklahoma after winning the Pennsylvania State College tournament. Slippery Rock baseball, with Tony DeLuca and Bobby Hall on the mound staff, is set to face Grambling at 8:30 p.m. in Sioux City Iowa.
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Bob Byler
New Castle
Slippery Rock
Shawnee
Okla
Tony DeLuca
Bobby Hall
Union Two
Grambling
Sioux City
Indies Defeat Castlewood 8-1 In North County League
New Castle takes an 8-1 victory over Castlewood after scoring in the fifth inning and adding three insurance runs. Bob Tarnoci collects three hits for Indies while Len Rich dominates on the mound. Cangey drives in two, Santillo yields eight punches in defeat. Portersville forfeits to unspecified foe.
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New Castle Indies
Castlewood
Pulaski
Portersville
Indies
Len Rich
New Castle
Jim Santillo
Bob Tarnoci
Joe Cangey
Rich
Cangey
Santillo
Moses
RBI
Tarincci
Pezzi
Set Lineups Spark Hot Pace for Indians and Reds
The Cleveland Indians and Cincinnati Reds lead the majors with strong lineups and reliable relief pitching. Latman and Brosnan delivered four and multiple relief innings as both clubs extended win streaks and gained or held divisions lead.
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United Press International
Cleveland Indians
Cincinnati Reds
Jimmy Dykes
Fred Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Indians
Washington Senators
Reds
Milwaukee Braves
Barry Latman
Jim Brosnan
Joey Jay
Bill Henry
Milwaukee
Washabaugh to Speak at Hennon Welcome Event
Elwood City hosts Grover C. Washabaugh former Westminster College coach and athletics director as featured speaker at 6 30 p m at Crescent Ave Elks Club. Washabaugh led Westminster to 296 wins in 19 seasons and earned NAIA Hall of Fame recognition in 1955.
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Ellwood City
Elks Club
L. Butler Hennon
Grover C. Washabaugh
Westminster College
Crescent Ave
Titans
Washabaugh
Westminster
Arkansas
Bowling Green
City College of New York
Duquesne
Harvard
Oklahoma A&m
Pitt
St. John
St. Joseph
Utah
Titan
Boston
Buffalo
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Connellsville High School
Indiana State College
Woodlawn High
Aliquippa
South Hills High Cage
South High
John Lawther
al Como
Rens List Mangham For Tryout Session
Walter Mangham of New Castle on a European tour with the Denver-Chicago Truckers is among hopefuls at the Pittsburgh Rens tryout camp opening Monday. About 40 prospects attend a 10 day conditioning program at Waynesburg College as the Rens assemble a tall, Midwest and Tri-State contingent.
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Walter Mangham
New Castle
Denver-Chicago Truckers
Pittsburgh Rens
Rens
Waynesburg College
Tri-State
Net Johnston
Lenny Litman
Pittsburgh
Litman
Lions Rout Optimists In Extra Innings PONY Clash
The Lions defeat the Optimists 7 to 5 in the eighth inning to seize sole first place in PONY. Bob O'Brien earned the win after relief from Norman Levine, who struck out three and tripled. Tom Mateja took the loss, fanning nine and collecting two hits.
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Lions
Bob O’brien
Iy Norman Levine
Tom Mateja
Levine
O'Brien
Mateja
Dunham
Priscaro
DeJoseph
Standings Roundup and MLB Results from Monday
United Press International reports American League leaders Detroit Cleveland New York Baltimore and others with results from Monday including Detroit's 8 0 win over Chicago and New York’s doubleheader against Minnesota. National League standings show Cincinnati Los Angeles San Francisco Milwaukee St Louis Chicago and Philadelphia with listed games and pitchers.
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Latman
Jimmy Piersall
Indians
Frank Robinson
Jerry Lynch
Reds
Braves
Lew Burdette
New York Yankees
Minnesota Twins
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City Athletics
Boston Red Sox
United Press International American League
W. L. Pet
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
Minnesota
Chicago
Los Angeles
Walker
Monbouquette
Kralick
Ford
Kansas’ City
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Willey
Purkey
Twinight
Gibbon
Craig
Sullivan
O'Dell
Knicks Sign Guerin To 1961 Contract
The New York Knicks sign Richie Guerin, their leading play maker for the last three years, to a 1961 contract.
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Knicks
Guerin
NEW York
UPI
New York Knickerbockers
Richie Guerin
Law Hurls Bats Bucs To 5-2 Win Over Dodgers
Vernon Law pitched and batted the Pirates to a 5-2 victory in Los Angeles opener of a pivotal seven game set with the Dodgers and Giants. Law drove in a run with a sixth inning single and Smokey Burgess added a two run homer in the eighth to seal the win.
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Pirates
Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Nationalague
Johnny Blanchard
Mickey Mantle
Tony Kubek
Yankees
Twins
Jim Coates
Rollie Sheldon
Mantle
Frank Baumann
White Sox
Tigers
Baumann
Jim Landis
Ron Moeller
Pancho Herrera
Robin Roberts
Phillies
Chuck Hiller
Giants
Bill White
Carl Sawatski
Cardinals
Ed Bouchee
Ernie Banks
Cubs
LOS Angeles
UPI
Vernon Law
Pirate
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati Reds
Milwaukee
Law
Elroy Face
Don Hoak
Bill Mazeroski
Don Drysdale
John Roseboro
Bob Aspromonte
Willie Davis
Smokey Burgess
Burgess
Joe
Face
Drysdale
Dick Farrell
Ron Perranoski
Joe Gibbon
Roger Craig
Ellwood City Slo Pitch League Wins Field Use
Ellport Memorial ball field on park grounds granted for use by the Ellwood City Slo-Pitch Softball League under a one year lease. The league may play at least three days weekly from 5 to 9 pm and must carry liability insurance for players and spectators. Officials Dom A Viccari and James A Scialdone handled the agreement.
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Ellport — Borough
Ellwood City
Ellport Memorial
Dom A. Viccari
James A. Scialdone
Solons
Liberty A C Holds Grip on 7th Ward
Liberty A C rallied from four runs down to beat St Lucy 9 to 6 in Slo Pitch League action. Fritz Conti earned his third straight win as Liberty moved to 9 1. St Lucy led 4 0 before Liberty tied it in the third. Liberty hosts Columbus Club at Progressive Field tonight and faces Hotel Thursday.
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Liberty A.C
Fritz Conti
St. Lucy
Liberty
Liberty Hotel
Columbus Club
Progressive Field
Liberty AC
Conti
Lombardo
Adamo
Verone
Matteo
Frank
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Bob Vosburg
Rockets
Byler
Naia
Slippery Rock College
Ring Siz
Gary Geiger
Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Ben Houser
Reno Bertoia
Force
Hennon Welcome
N.Y
Ken Rice
Auburn
War Memorial Stadium
Buffalo Bills
New Castle News
Grover Washabaugh
Mangham
Julius McCoy
Farrell High
Michigan
Truckers
National Basketball League
Ellwood City Loop
7Th Ward
Kresge
Rawlings
Jefferson St
Consumer Discount Company
N. Mercer
Firestone Store
N. Jefferson ST
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