Striking Wildlife Notes From Sportsmen Column
Motor boating licenses issued across the state reach 58,475 with Lawrence County reporting 812. April 1959 sees higher Canada goose counts in Crawford County and at least four bald eagle nests in the Dyna tuning area. A fossil Pleurotterygian shatters Tennessee smallmouth lore. seedling shipments reach 8,860,000 with millions more to landowners and districts. A Mercer County shop reports a weasel dining on meat amid squealing rats, while Lancaster County eyes crow control to curb pheasant losses ahead of hunting season.
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Lawrence County
Pyman Tuning
Raymond Sickles
Crawford County
Sickles
Dyna Tuning
Arden Flehmer
Greenville
Mercer County
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Golla and Helling Lead Weekend Skeet Shoot
John Golla and Took Helline cracked 25 in skeet at Lawrence County Sportsmen's Harbor Club. Other skeet scorers included Dave McBride Ben Langdon Tom Spiers 24s Ed Flaherty Jim Caldwell 23s. In trap Bom Colucci John Davicki 24 Wayne Parsons 23 Lou Cantulle 22. Six locals advance to state skeet and big bore scholarships in Huntingdon Pennsylvania Friday to Sunday: John and Jim Gola Walter Barber Book Heiling Marty VanDivert Tom Devereaux.
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John Golla
Helline
Lawrence County
Harbor Club
Dave McBride
Ben Langdon
Tom Spiers
Ed Flaherty
Jim Caldwell
Bom Colucci
John Davicki
Wayne Parsons
Lou Cantulle
Huntingdon
John
Jim Gola
Walter Barber
Book Heiling
Marty VanDivert
Tom Devereaux
Chaotic Baseball Scores Blur Into Sporadic Card
Fragmented OCR sports update lists multiple games with inconsistent team naming and results. Highlights include Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Cincinnati contests with varied scores and late night schedules. Names and places are garbled, but references to American and National Leagues appear amid scattered player mentions and standings.
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Munday
Seuls
Pittsburgh
Big 33 Tackles Star Garry Kallenbach Heads Lineup
Harrisburg report details the Big 33 football tackle selections for the National High School All-Americans at Hershey Stadium on August 1. Garry Kallenbach of Clairton leads a group including Ron Tietjens Ambler John Sherer Abraham Lincoln Mike Lapriola Lock Haven Dick Wix Central Dauphin and Jerry Phillips Waynesburg. Wix replaces Len Krasefski Old Forge who will enter West Point in July.
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Harrisburg
Urry
Pennsylvania
Alg Ridders
Wershey
Garry Kallen
Bach
Clairton
Big 33
Mershey Stadium
Kallenbach
WPIAL
Stauds
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Ron ‘Tietjens
Ambler
John Sherer
Abraham Lincoln
Philadelphia
Mike Lapriola
Lock Waven
Dick Wix
Central Dauphin
Jerry Phillips
Waynesburg
Tietjens
Sherer
Greater Philadelphia
Lapriola
Lock’ Haven
University of Maryland
Mwe
Phillips
Drew Raves
Wix
Len Krasefski
Old Forge
West Point
Boll
Bears defeat Holy Name 15 to 8 in Seventh Ward game
Bears beat Holy Name 15-8 led by Perrotta with four hits and Compesta with three. Adamo allowed three runs in a low scoring tilt. Weekly schedule lists Holy Name at Liberty A C and other matchups at Liberty Hotel with multiple players named in the box.
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Avisa Sears
Holy Name
Perrotta
Compesta
Adamo
Wabash Bears
Liberty A.C
Ratney & Saints
Columbus Cluly
Liberty Hotel
Nainey & Saints
Liberty
Wabash Fears
Frengel
Casella
Perretta
Ane DeMarco
Cardotta
Compelleo
Adama
Singer
City Woman Wins Two Firsts In Micros Motors Meet
Mrs Thelma Kobalke of New Castle, member of Micro Midget club, swept two first places and a second at Rewton Falls winning the first heat race and the semi feature while placing second in the third heat. She is scheduled to race Friday night with the near Micra Midgets at Hickory Speedway.
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Thelma Kobalke
New Castle
Micro
Rewton Falls
Former Sharon Reporter Dies
Carl Shatto, 54, Chicago Tribune sportswriter and former Sharon Telegraph clerk, died Sunday night after a heart attack. A veteran Tribune staffer and ex Cleveland Press sports desk member, he fell ill Sunday morning and died in hospital after returning from a vacation to Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
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Carl
Shatto
Chicago Tribune
Sharon
Telegraph
Pittsburgh Gazette
Tribune
Cleveland Press
Hom
Cleveland
Pitsburgh
Sumpter Wins 20th Jo Fintey Wilson Memorial Golf Tourney
Jerry Sumpter, a perennial champ, captured the 20th annual Jo Fintey Wilson Memorial Golf Tourney at Sylvan Heights. He posted 37-38-? 111 to beat last year’s champ Yank Wilson 38-38-36-115, with Wesley Lewis 38-37-40-1165 as runner-up. Other winners included Marvin Atkins 41-26-40-117, Herman Atkins 45-38-39-12% and C. Newton 44-38-40-122 in a multiflight event with 112 men and five women.
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Woodling
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Lawleys
Aleimeionat Toab
Ean Prancico
Loule
Wallimore
Ao Oginyingsup
Philadelphia
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Jerry Sumpster
Jo. Fintey Wilson
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Sumpter
Yank Wilson
Wilson
Wesley Lewis
Se. Sumpter
Marvin Atkins
Herman Atkins
C. Newton
Ted Kidd
William Cashew
Whitaker
A. Guy
Golfars Withdraw From Mill Creek Park Round
Local members of the YRGA golf group withdrew from a scheduled play at Mill Creek Park Golf Course yesterday, altering the club's yardage plans and leaving the event without a full roster.
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Yrga Golf Group
Mill Creek Park
Fentury
Miller Limits Ohio Team To One Hit In 18-6 Win
Miller and May combined for two singles each as the Optimists routed the Jaycees 18 to 6. Corky Masters and John Covell each had three hits, Norm Mellicott doubled for the Jaycees, and the game extended the Jaycees eighth straight defeat. Managers prep for the PONY League All Star selection meeting Tuesday at The Sporting Gods Store.
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Eugene Russo
Ke Mary
Jaycees
Russo
May
theOptimiste
Corky Masters
John Covell
Norm Melltrott
Jaycess
Pony League
iThe Sporting Gods
Eres Foop
Javeres
Husso
Marshall
Wimer
Ferry
Grimes
Bigley
Olambeth
Masters
Covelil
Wyrle
Noviello
Mellicott
A.C
Steubenville
Saturdsyang
Gable A.C
Clark Miller
Dewey Lutz
Chris Demos
Sam Mooney
Babe LaRacea
Norm Cook
Ohio
Miller
McKeesport
Gabres
Heeantes
Lee Aye
Mandy Crouch
Lakocco
Sam Medure
Nova Conk
Larry Wheteel
The
Gables
Gaston Park
Youngstown Chester Jets
Steubenville Barons
Gaston
Logan
W. Va
Akron Red's
Dean Park
Cooper Threatens Pro Win In Forest Hills Showdown
Tab Cooper sharp in the $15,000 Tournament of Champions at Forest Hills New York defeating Sam Giammalva 6 4 0 3 in a second round advance. Ashley Cooper and Lew Head top seed Pancho Gonzales loom as contenders with 3400 first prize in singles and the event run as a knockout format. The pair of Cooper and Anderson won the doubles 63 over Giammalva and Pancho Se Euva as competition resumes Tuesday with Head facing Anderson and Gonzales meeting Nosewall.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Turijussie
Ashley Cooper
Ragkt2
Sam Giammalva
Houston
Tex
Cooper
Downing Giémmalye
Mai Anderson
Mervyn Hose
Australia
Anderson
Lew Head
Pancho Gonzales
Ken Nosewall
Giammalva
Pancha Se Euva
Head
Gonzales
Mrs Nolan to Play in Women's Open at Churchill Valley
Mrs. Nolan from New Castle Country Club is among six Western Pennsylvania amateurs chosen for the United States Golf Association Women's Open at Churchill Valley. She joins Mrs. Moherty Lewis of Warren Ohio and Miss Diana Hoke of Pittsburgh in a Thursday threesome with rounds culminating Friday and Saturday as finalists are set after the second round.
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Thomas Nolan
New Castle Sountry
Western Pennsylvania
Churchill Valley
Sheridan Wins Bambi Expert A Shoot at Mahoning
Sheridan took first in Expert A during the Mahoning Bambi Archery Shoot weekend. Ben Morzi and Joe Felice followed in Expert A. Pete Bar oer led Expert B with Lewis Grego and Al Taylor second and third. Chuck Rhodes won Bow man. BUI Miller and Charles Bingle were second and third. George Binder led Archer. Ron ald Willams and Robert Clach followed. Jim Miller won the Junior event and Becky Walking led the Ladies program.
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Back Sheridan
Ben Morzi
Joe, Felice
Pete Baroer
Lewis Grego
al Taylor
Chuck Rhodes
Bui Miller
Charles Bingle
George Binder
Ronald Willams
Robert
Clach
Sonny Ferellow
Jim Miller
Becky Walking
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Thad Buxowski
NBA
Callooper
Youngslovs
Data Hollow Lake
Tennessee
Kimlucky
National Wildlife Federation
Comession
Centre County
Boy Scouts
Willace Woodring
Lancaster County
Golla
Helling
E. J. Williams
S. Mail St. Dial
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Whiner Jercy Sumpier
Pete Dilard
J. Finney Wilson
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Potscher
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Cincindats
Louie
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Gen Francisco
Tueatacs Gamay Washington
Kanshell
Watrott
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Braves
Robinson
Fepeda Giants
Glenside
Pennn State
A4 Moran
James City
Detroit
Washington
Anthenay
Toston
Chicagua
Ind
Kansas
Botrott
Ist
Cleveland & News
Kansas City
Baltincore
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Engelbrink
Dink Engelbrink
Wistance
Penn State
Levine
PRNN
Sumpter Grabs
B.P
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Firestone
N. Jefferson St
Future
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Larkey
Bickhner
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Doster
LaRoc
Sikoulas
Whetzel
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RBI
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Dure 2
Garcia
Fazzone
N. Cook
Latlaedo
Benigas
Tab Cooper
Mrs. Nolan
Sheridan
Aneear
Yindor
Lever Film Transport & Fast
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Aires
Youle
Washington St
Palm Beach
Taln Beach
Mereara
Dacran
Orton
Palm Track
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Goode Sanford, Inc
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