College notes and coaching moves from Pennsylvania sports pages
The column covers broadcasting changes with Jack Fleming joining Tom Bender on KDKA for Steelers games. It notes Penn State Navy TV plans, Van Buren and Pihos coaching in the ACCL, Westminster Pitt basketball dates, Duquesne Villanova Seton Hall Sunday games, and NCAA film release. It reports Wayne State PSP trophy, Penn State staff reshuffles, and local high school coaching changes plus a Sharon Little League grad reaching pro ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Fleming
Tom Bender
Steelers
Kdka Radio
Fleming
West Virginia Mountaineers
Bender
Penn State
Navy
NFL
Steve van Buren
Pete Pihos
van Buren
Newark Bears
Pihos
Richmond Rebels
Westminster
Pitt
Panthers
New Wilmington
Titans
Pittsburgh
Duquesne University
Villanova
Seton Hall
NCAA
du Pont Company
Ilm
National Collegiate Film Service
E. 49Th St
New York
N.Y
Dave
Paterno
Rip Engle
John Bozick
New Castle High
Mercer High
Penn State University
Joe Shumock
Bishop McCort High
Johnstown
Abington High
Philly
Jim Marcolmo
West Middlesex High
Myles Zeleznik
Duquesne High
West Mifflin North
Kittanning High
John Rimney
Richard Bicek
Sharon
Kansas City A’s
Nate Wallack
Cleveland Indians
Piaa Board of Control
Bernie Sabel
Allegheny College
Chuck Rustavage
Clarion State College
Geneva Adds Two New Opponents in 1964 Football Schedule
Geneva College expands its 1964 football slate by adding Ithaca College and Susquehanna University, reviving old rivalries. Baldwin Wallace and So. Connecticut are dropped, with Indiana State College returning to replace Trenton State. Schedule includes Waynesburg, Westminster, Juniata, Grove City, and Ferris Institute games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva College
Ithaca College
Susquehanna University
Connecticut
Baldwin- Wallace
Indiana State College
Geneva
Indians
Trenton State
Waynesburg
Indiana State
Ithaca
Westminster
Juniata
Ferris Institute
Grove City
Susquehanna
Clemente NL All-Star Right Fielder Mets' Hunt Beats Out Mazeroski
Willie Mays led the NL vote as the eight starters for the 1964 All-Star team were chosen by NL players. Ron Hunt and Joe Torre earned first-time selections for the Mets and Braves respectively, with Clemente anchoring the Pirates and Williams pacing batting. The pitchers and remaining squads will be named later, with Mays receiving 240 of 241 votes cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPI
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Ron Hunt
Joe Torre
Milwaukee Braves
Orlando
Giants
Dick Groat
Ken Boyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Billy Williams
Chicago
Walt Alston
Nationals
al Lopez
Mays
Hunt
Torre
Williams
Curt Flood
Cardinals
Braves
Cepeda
Boyer
Clemente
Groat
Shortstop
Leo Cardenas
Cincinnati Reds
John Edwards
Reds
Bill White
Bill Mazeroski
Pirates
Ron Santo
Cubs
Willie Stargell
Flood
Hank Aaron
Fullmer and Jenson Retire From Boxing Careers
Former middleweight champion Gene Fullmer and longtime manager Marv Jenson announced their retirement from professional boxing at a press luncheon in Salt Lake City. Fullmer, 32, posted 55 wins in 64 bouts with 3 draws, highlighted by defeating Sugar Ray Robinson in 1957 and reclaiming the title in 1959. Jenson, active since the 1930s, cited it as the time to retire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
UPI
Gene Fullmer
Marv Jenson
Oon Fullmer
Jenson
Utah
Hammer-fisted Fullmer
Fullmer
Sugar Ray Robinson
New York
Robinson
Carmen Basilio
Dick Tiger
San Francisco
Comet Snooks Leads Entries at New Castle Horse Show
Comet Snooks a registered Quarter Horse tops entries for the second annual New Castle Band Parents Show at Deshon Annex Saturday. Snooks has prior titles from the Central Ohio Saddle Club Association including 1963 Grand Champion in Quarter Horse pleasure and Reserve 4-H pleasure with numerous firsts and seconds. She currently leads in Quarter Horse and 4-H pleasure with ten firsts and six seconds, with wins at South Park Pa Warren Richfield and Wooster Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comet Snooks
New Castle Band Parents
Deshon Annex
Snooks
Central Ohio Saddle Club Association
South Park
Warren, Richfield
Wooster
Ohio
New Castle
Sporting Goods blanks Mercer behind Tarnoci two-hitter
Steve Tarnoci pitched a two hitter as Sporting Goods shut out Mercer 5-0 to stay in North County League contention. John Munnell won on the mound for Sporting Goods with four hits allowed, nine walks, and 12 hitters stranded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Tarnoci
Sporting Goods
Mercer
Jefferson
Hillsville
Castlewood
Pulaski
John Marso
Tarnocci
John Munnell
Henry Fee
RBI
Pander
Graziano
Brush
Munnell
Wansack
Dubrasky
W—Munnell
L—Wansack
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Bob Vosburg
K. Pulaski
Dino
E. D. Fee
West Side
Carm
F. Boron
Richards
Romeo Cast
Fee
Duzyk
Jannetti
Rausch
W. Boron
Calabria
Million
Barbella
Owery
Swagger
Collins
Magno
Jenkins
Augustyn
Phillips
Freezer
CNS
Counterbalanced Ltd
Kirk Morton CO
Washington
Mets’ Hunt
Mazeroski
Ayon
Los Angeles
California Athletic Commission
Nemo Ayon
Rubin Carter
Sports Arena
Ayan
Tijuana
Johnny Smith
Clarence James
NBC
Anthony Priscaro
H. Allen
Harold Allen
Chester Boak
Allen
Chattanooga
Boak
Dallas
National Baseball Congress
Pete “Figo” Carvella
Pulaski Eagles
Volant Twin Kiss
Lawrence
Beaver Falls Lugers
Philadelphia Clowns AC
Tanner
Superette
Norris
Red’’ Winters
George Ginand
Volant
Aaron Lewis
Philadelphia
Keith Price
James Greer
Voant
Flaherty Field
Ralph Gaspare
Ed Doherty
Merrill Hess
Pirate
Albert Conti
Domenick Cioffi
Donald Fox
George Bollinger
Sam Byers
Ray Bailey
John Jordan
Richard Biddle
John Razzano
William Watkins
George Rigby
Ed Skaneski
Joseph's
Joe Fracul
Pony League
Francis Augustine
Ralph Audino
Democrat
Richard McKee
Republican
Carvella
New Penn
Indianapolis
Miami
Hialeah Park
Sporting Goods Blanks Mercer
Tarnoci
W. L. Pet Pere
Feo
Young
W—Young
Womer
Nogay
Cf Shaffer
J.gin’hi
Barber
A.gin'hi
George
Marso
Rf Martin
P Stone
Bullano
Mahane
E Bedson
Masgelo
Collemn
Ascione
Ss Guido
Cotelesse Lf
Baok
Tarnoci Bullano
Tarnoci Mastrangelo
Bullano Marso
Guido
Tarnoci L
Summi
H. Ruzewich
S. Jefferson St
DuPont
Farris
Lawrence County
E. Washington Street
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