Warren High Teams Open Season With Home Golf Meet
Warren County high schools begin spring sports as golf hosts Ot City at Cone-nango Valley CC in the season’s first home match. Coach Jewell’s team won Friday’s Section Two opener 10 1/2 to 4 1/2 against Corry. Track and baseball resume with track hosting Franklin and baseball traveling to Erie Cathedral Prep. Budgets show Loyal Briggs’ track at 3-1 and Bob Kucher’s baseball at 1-1. Denny Engstrom leads Northern Area Knights against Jamestown tomorrow at 4 p.m. at Eisenhower field seeking an upset over the Raiders.
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Penn Relays edge over Drake in most events, not relays
United Press International finds Penn Relays athletes outperform Drake in six sprint and distance events, one hurdle, and individual marks led by Bob Hayes and Arima Jackson. Drake dominates relay events with Villanova, Western Michigan, Texas Southern, Missouri, SMU, and others setting faster times or meet records.
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Smith repeats at Titleholders in Augusta by one stroke
Defending champion Marilynn Smith held a one stroke lead from the fourteenth and finished with a scrambling par on the final hole to win her second straight Titleholders championship in Augusta. Mickey Wright, starting three back, shot 71 to finish one behind at 290, breaking the previous titleholders record. Betsy Rawls finished third at 294, with Ruth Jessen and Judy Kimball tied for fourth at 296.
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Marilynn Smith
Mickey Wright
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Miss Wright
Patty Berg
Jamaica
Betsy Rawls
Ruth Jessen
Judy Kimball
Colts Halt Cardinals Rally In 6-4 Win
Houston reliever Hal Woodeshick snuffed an eighth inning St. Louis rally with the bases loaded, and Jim Owens earned the win as Houston beat St. Louis 6-4. Jim Wynn hit his 3rd homer, Bill White homered for the Cardinals, Curt Simmons took the loss.
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Dick Groat
John Lewis
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Jim Wynn
Mike White
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White Sox edged Red Sox 2 1 in fifth straight Chicago win
Chicago White Sox defeated Boston 2 1 to run their streak to five and pull even with Baltimore for third in the AL. Rookie Frank Kreutzer earned the win with 5 2 3 innings in relief after a rough start by Fritz Ackley. Kreutzer doubled home Joe Cunningham for the decisive run as Chicago capitalized on a second inning sacrifice by Al Weis.
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Tate Villanova Cited at Relays Heroic Penn Relays standouts
Norm Tate of North Carolina College and Villanova University were praised as top performers at the 70th Penn Relays in Philadelphia. Tate from East Orange, N.J., won the broad jump and the 440 and 380 relays in both heats, anchored victories in the sprint relays, and helped North Carolina College and Villanova to success over the weekend at Franklin Field.
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Charleston Hands Elmira 4-3 Loss
The Charleston Indians rallied in the ninth inning to defeat Elmira 4-3 yesterday as rain staggered play. Don Scheeffer earned the win while Elmira reliever Jim Lehben took the loss after relieving Ken Pelczynski in the eighth.
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Charleston Indians
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Jim Lehben
Ken Pelczynski
Blueberry Hill Golf League Votes on Substitution Rule
Blueberry Hill's golf league plans to start May 4 as a substitution rule debate continues. A Rules Committee proposal failed by one vote at a sparsely attended meeting, while Bob Eames of the Style Shop team filed a rival motion to curb ringers. Petitions show strong backing and league president Max Jayne has called a general meeting for April 29 at BH Inn to seek a two thirds vote.
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Style Shop
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