Local Pony Association show set for Sunday at Y Bar A grounds
Y Bar A Saddle Club hosts a pony show Sunday at 1 p.m. on the Warren Scandia road grounds with Pony points, calf scramble, steer decorating, calf roping, and a club queen crown for Beverly Holman. Contests attract riders from the tri state area and fans.
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Y-Bar-A Saddle Club
Pony Association
Warren-Scandia Road
Y-Bar
Saddle Club
Beverly Holman
National Rodeo Association
Tri-State
Cindy Henning
Pleasant Drive
Y-Bar-U Saddle Club, Inc
Cindy
CVCC swimmers shine at Great Lakes meet and City softball crown
CVCC swimmers competed at Kahkwa club with Pat Madden setting a pool record in the 100 yard breaststroke at 1 13 1. Luke Kopf finished third in the boys under 10 25 yard freestyle. Betts Black Knights clinched first in City Softball League with an 8 1 win over Soda Mineral and boast a 16 3 season. Playoff action continues with Shaughnessy series upcoming and SM facing West Side Merchants in a best of three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Doebler
Conewango Valley Country Club
Great Lakes
Kahkwa Country Club
Erie Club
CVCC
Kahkwa Club
Pat Madden
Luke Kopf
Zip Beaty
Pittsburgh
Betts Black Knights
Soda Mineral
Knights
S M Hurler
Bud Speicher
John Berdine
Black Knights
Shaughenessey
Betts
West Side Merchants
Merchants
Jim Tinelli
Ken Sorensen
Bob Schmader
Boone Sturdevant
Simonsen's Insurance leads Industrial Golf Loop by 1.5
The Simonsen's Insurance team narrowed the Industrial Golf league gap to a half point, after a 6 1/2 to 5 1/2 win over Struthers-Wells. Penn Glade Hotel crushed Cunningham's Restaurant 12 to 0 to pace the circuit, with standings showing Simonsen's S56 at 56, Carlson Motors 54 1/2, Penn Glade Hotel 54, Econowash Laundry 50 1/2, and New Yorkers 48 1/2 with two weeks left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simonsen
Struthers-Wells
Penn Glade
Cunningham’s
Carlson Motors
Penn Glade Hotel
Econowash Laundry
New Yorkers
Joey Brindis
Kinzua
Bob Johnson
Vince Toscano
Bill Simonsen, Jr
Sam Scalise
Willard Foley
Tony Bevevind
Solar
Warren Observer
Econowash
Sylvania
Riverside Lanes
Erickson
National Forge
Carlson
Keystone Powerfuel
Belz-Larson
Loranger
Blueberry
Corry Beavers set to challenge Warren High in 1960 season
Corry Beavers invade Memorial Field opening Warren High School’s 1960 football campaign. Warren returns five lettermen led by Ron Seder and John Wooster. The Dragons face Franklin, Titusville, Oil City, Meadville, Erie Academy, Ridgway, Kane, Dunkirk, and Jamestown as they vie for the Section Two trophy. Dave Green joins as a new back after an All-State season at St. Marys. Coaches, equipment times, and staff are detailed for the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Beavers
Memorial Field
Warren High School
Dragons
Ron Seder
John Wooster
Chuck Grinnen
Jack Siggins
iPat Hartnett
Ralph Weights
Franklin
Titusville Rockets
Corry
Meadville
Oil City
Weights
New Warren Area
Titusville
Blue and White
Meadville Bulldogs
Erie
Academy Eleven
Ridgway and
Kane
Warren
Dunkirk
New York State
Jamestown Red Raiders
Dave Green
St. Marys
Pennsylvania
Dave
Erie Academy
Dan Summel
Pat Hartnett
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Warren Lass
Riverside
Times Mirror
Dave Sorenson
Garry Sorenson
Nelson
T-M
Swanson
Phillips
Wenzel
Stateline Speedway
Tom Dill
Squirt Johns
Brockway
Hyle Russell
Busti
Bobby Schnars
Jane Culbertson
Myrl Lawson
Conenango Valley Country Club
Marie Hamilton
Ellie Voigt
Mary Banghart
Red Walsh
Betty Marymont
Ann Martin
Becky Alexander
Peg Anstadt
Betty Lucia
Magda Fanaritis
Ann Blackman
Betty Sedwick
Dorothy Verg
Penny Bailey
Katie Fuellhart
Jane Frantz
Paul Stuart
St Petersburg
Marshall Parshall
Marsh
Tim Creal
Skip Marine
Bob Ritchie
Walt Dremann
Ray Stein
Bob Alexander
Palm Davis
Bill Walker
Carl Lundahl
Jake Connelly
Bob Voigt
Harry Bailey
Conenango Valley
Denny Lyons
Toby
WHS Gridiron Machine
Jamestown
Municipal Stadium
Wally
Jim Jewell
Dean Passmore
Dick Mitchell
Mitchell
Gene Williams
Doug Cassel
Dick Dreyer
Wally Blythe
Jim Haslet
Wayne Forsgren
Jim Davis
New York
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