Two New Wrestling Classes and Other Sports Notes
Parthlete reports on possible addition of two weight classes beyond 180 pounds for high school wrestling. PIAA swimming finals move to Trees Pool at Pitt in March, not Bucknell. Civic Arena eyed for 1965 Class A basketball title game after 1964 unavailability. WPIAL wrestling shifts to Pitt Field House March 6–7. Legion baseball standings show ties and rainouts in Lawrence County. post-season set for August. Football season prep heats up with All-America Game on ABC. Hinchberger of Butler shines at Pitt and joins Quan tico Marines. Juniata adds Prender as football coach and baseball director. Gorgacz misprint corrected. Lakeview plans 12-acre athletic complex. new field boosts baseball, track, and football. Hayes of Florida A&M sets world record 9.1 in 100 yards on new track at AAU meet.
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Parthlete
PIAA
Trees
University of Pittsburgh
Bucknell
Pittsburgh Civic Arena
Lawrence County American Legion Baseball
Laurel
Wilmington
Ellwood City
New Castle
Shenango
West Pittsburg
Mohawk
John O’brien
Lawrence County
Beaver Falls
New Brighton
Saxonburg
Evans City
Butler County
Lawrence
Beaver
Butler
Bill Hinchberger
Butler High
Taggart Stadium
Pitt
Quantico Marines
Hinchberger
Juniata College
Fred Prender
Indians
Patrick Frazier
Joseph Gorgacz
Robert Morris Junior College
Lakeview High
Sandy Lake
Bob Hayes
Florida A&m
McClures Enters NBC Tournament Entry Confirmed
McClure's Real Estate today officially joined the National Baseball Congress state tournament to begin July 12 at Flaherty Field. Manager John McClure filed the entry fee and submitted a roster to Tournament Director Pete Carvella yesterday afternoon.
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National Baseball Congress
McClure
Flaherty Field
John McClure
Pete ‘Figo
Carvella
Local sports schedule across county leagues and clubs
A dense listing of baseball softball basketball and pitch events across county Legion Post 528 PONY Slo-Pitch and church leagues. Notable matchups include Ellwood at New Castle Laurel at West Pittsburg Wilmington at Mohawk and St Vitus versus Mohawk among others with times shown such as 6 30 and 8 00 for early games.
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Baseball County Legion Ellwood
New Castle
Laurel
West Pittsburg
Wilmington
Mohawk
Dean
Bill Fray
Owens Auto
Washington
North County Sporting Goods
Castlewood
Pulaski
Edinburg
Hillsville
Volant City
Legion Post
Eagles
Washington Neshannock
Croton
Hartman Moose
St. Vitus
Flaherty Pony Maranoff
North Hill
Alexander
Shenango Indians Top Yankees 5-3 in Little League Thriller
Shenango Indians defeated the Yankees 5-3 in a Shenango Little League game. Indians jumped to a 2-0 lead, Yankees tied 2-2, Indians pulled ahead 5-3 with key hits from Vitto Zu rasky Feola and Feola, pitchers Hudak and Vitto earned the win.
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Shenango Indians
Yankees
Indians
Shenango
Hudak
Vitto
Frampton
Donegan
Zurasky
Feola
White Sox Extend Dominance Over Yankees In 5 2 Win
Chicago White Sox pitcher Johnny Buzhardt and Hoyt Wilhelm held the Yankees to six hits as the Sox won 5 to 2. Camilo Carreon's three-run double fueled a four-run fourth inning, while Pete Ward hit his ninth homer with an 18 game hitting streak. Buzhardt improved to 9-3, and New York dropped to within one game of first place.
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Fred Down
UPI
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
White Sox
Johnny Buzhardt
Hoyt Wilhelm
New York
Yankee
Buzhardt
Philadelphia Phillies
Camilo Carreon
al Downing
Pete Ward
Chicago
Downing
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Los Angeles Angels
Washington Senators
Kansas City Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Pace Twins
Zoilo Versalles
Jim Kaat
Vic Power
Power
Bob Allison
Minnesota
Kaat
Bill Dailey
Gary Geiger
Red Sox
Jack Lamabe
Indians
Willie Kirkland
Chuck Schilling
Lou Clinton
Kirkland
Jim Fregosi
Ed Sadowski
Angel
Claude Osteen
Senators
Hank Foiles
Lee Thomas
Sadowski
Albie Pearson
Art Fowler
Angels
Bobby del Greco
Ken 7Arrelson
Bill Bruton
Ed Rakow
Kansas City
John Wyatt
Tigers
Norm Cash
Detroit
Palmer Tops Money Winners
Arnold Palmer leads the PGA money list for 1963 with $63,545 after finishing third in a three way playoff for the U S Open in Dunedin Florida. Julius Boros moves to second with $59,680 after winning the Open and the playoff bonus. Jack Nicklaus slips to third with $58,690.
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Dunedin
Fla
Jack Nicklaus
Cupit
Palmer
Brookline
Mass
Tony Lema
Gary Player
Don Finsterwald
Gene Littler
Dan Sikes Jr
Bruce Crampton
Local Anglers Depart Tomorrow for Government Lured Fishing Trip
Three men and a boy from New Castle will travel to Saskatchewan for three weeks of fishing with all expenses paid by the province. Leader Steve Sewezak will shoot promotional film. passengers include Walter Bartoshek, Al Grant, and Jim Sewezak. They will fly to the lakes and be outfitted by an American company.
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New Castle
Saskatchewan
Steve Sewezak
Huron Ave
Sewezak
Walter Bartoshek
al Grant
Sportsman’s
Butler Ave
Jim
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Death of George Trautman Leaves Minor Leagues Reeling
George Red Trautman, 73, president of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues, died after three months of illness and recent lung cancer surgery. He led the minors since 1947 after a career with the Columbus Red Birds and the Detroit Tigers, and guided the game through postwar expansion and later telecast competition. Funeral set for St. Alban's Church in Columbus.
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Columbus
Ohio
UPI
George
Red) Trautman
Trautman
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
the Minors
St. Alban’s Episcopal Church
W. G. Bramham
Columbus Red Birds
American Association
Detroit Tigers
Flaherty Teams Set for Slo Pitch Makeup Doubleheader
Flaherty Makeup Lumley Pharmacy and Marco's Tavern will face Flaherty Slo Pitch in a makeup doubleheader scheduled Thursday at 6 15 p m at Flaherty 3.
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Flaherty
Lumley Pharmacy
Marco's Tavern
Flaherty 3
City Tennis League to Start Soon
The first City Tennis League will begin within two weeks. Players may mail name, address and telephone number to Tennis League Sports Department New Castle News to join. League matches players individually with points awarded for wins and a regular schedule planned.
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Tennis League
New Castle News
Pirates Open Home Stand With Phils At Forbes Field
The Pittsburgh Pirates host the Philadelphia Phils at Forbes Field amid a 33 36 record and a slide in hitting and defense. Don Schwall and several regulars are sidelined with injuries as Earl Francis seeks his fourth win in six outings against Art Mahaffey. The Bucs then face the Mets before a road trip to meet both teams again.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucs
Philadelphia Phils
Forbes Field
St. Louis
Houston
Pirates
Blues
Don Schwall
Bill Mazeroski
Jim Pagliaroni
Smoky Burgess
Dick Schofield
Earl Francis
Phils
Art Mahaffey
Mets
Croton Bombs In Sr. Church League
In a Senior Church League game Shen Edin defeated Croton 21 to 11. Players listed include MecNICKLAS Stump West Crisci Post Hecka Thorne Isabella Benninghoff with Crisci credited as a key hitter.
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Croton
Sr. Church
Croton Methodist
Shenango-Edinburg
Shen
Edin
Croton M
Mecnicklas
Stump
West
Crisci
Post
Heckathorne
Isabella
Benninghoff
Radatz and Perranoski Shine As MSU Grads Excel
Michigan State graduates Dick Radatz and Ron Perranoski stand out in pro baseball. Perranoski, a key Dodgers reliever, moved to 7-2 and held Cincinnati scoreless for nine innings over five games. Dodgers beat Reds 5-4 to pull within one game of NL lead. Giants regain NL lead with 4-3 win over Cardinals as Marichal earns win. Braves beat Colts 3-0 and extend Houston’s skid to nine.
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Fred Down
UPI
Michigan State University
Dick Radatz
Boston Red Sox
Ron Perranoski
Los Angeles Dodgers
Michigan State
Radatz
Perranoski
Don Drysdale
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Paterson
N.J
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Drysdale
Willie Davis
Maury Wills
Jim Gilliam
Tommy Davis
Wally Moon
Ron Fairly
Joey Jay
Giants
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee Braves
Houston Colts
Juan Marichal
Billy Pierce
Lew Burdette
Chuck Hiller
Jim Davenport
Julian Javier
Cardinals
Denver Lemaster
Braves
Colts
Lee Maye
Je Mathews
Toscano Team Ties For 3rd In Ham Am Golf Tourney
Harry Toscano Jr. of New Castle joined three teammates to tie for third in the first Ham Am Golf Tournament at South Hill Country Club. The winning foursome led with a 64, while Toscano’s group shot 65. Toscano earned prizes for finish and longest drive, and noted the event’s bright prospects for national reputation.
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Harry Toscano Jr
New Castle
South Hill Country Club
Toscano
Lew Worsham
John Hallman
del Miller
Bob Ornitz
Bernie Haas
Charles Manning
Gene Mauch
Philadelphia Phillies
Ornitz
Bob Prince
Pittsburgh Pirates
Reg Cordic
KDKA
Perry Como
Como
Track Coach Bob Giegengack Heads Yale Program
Track coach Bob Giegengack has guided Yale track for fifteen seasons, building a long standing program and mentoring sprinters and distance runners.
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Bob Giegengack
Yale
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Ward II Medical Center
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Triangle
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Deshon
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Marco
West Side
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Alpine
Fee Dino’s
East Side
Marshall Casco
Sfara
K. Pulaski
Patton
Sugar Ray Robinson
Joey Giardello
Giardello
Robinson
Canada
City Tennis League
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Inte Construction CO
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Shine
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Plymouth
Chambers Motor Company
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