Corry high track opens season amid poor weather
Corry High's track and field team opens April 10 in a triangular meet with Titusville and Oil City amid inconsistent practice conditions and late-season class schedules. The squad faces a shortened peak period, yet holds several athletes who could reach sectional or district honors and possibly break school records, including Walt Wolfe's 440 and Jack McIntyre's broad jump mark.
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Richie Allen Triumphs In Exhibition Debut For Phillies
National League Rookie of the Year Richie Allen delivered his best spring showing with three hits and his first homer driving in three in Philadelphia’s 10-1 rout of Cincinnati. He had signed a compromise on March 15 after a tense spring, saying he feels stronger than last year and reflecting on his late winter form. Ken Johnson pitched five perfect innings for Houston in a 4-1 win over Chicago, while Washington beat New York 6-0 and other spring results included Minnesota over Baltimore, Detroit over Milwaukee, San Francisco over Boston, New York over Kansas City, and Los Angeles over St. Louis.
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Torres Talks of Fighting Cassius Clay and Others
New York reports Idse Torres discussing possible bouts with Cassius Clay Joey Giardello and Floyd Patterson while Emile Griffith eyes Giardello’s middleweight title. A Patterson Chuvalo rematch is planned for May at Madison Square Garden, with Torres unavailable until June after dethroning Willie Pastrana.
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Quarry to Turn Pro After Golden Gloves Victory
Los Angeles AP reports Jerry Quarry, 20, Huntington Park, the Golden Gloves heavyweight champion, will apply to the state athletic commission to turn professional. He delivered five straight knockouts to set tournament records and gain the crown at Kansas City.
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Junior Baseball Sign Up Sunday for Savings and Loan
City youths urged to join Erie County America Legion League program with strict age limits for 1985. Registration 2 to 4 PM at Ritz Restaurant. birth certificates and a parent or guardian required. Norbert Bachemer to chair reorganizational meeting. Savings and Loan sponsor provides new uniforms.
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Lakers Tandem Named to 1965 All Star Team
West and Elgin hour the Los Angeles Lakers clinched the Western Division title and earned All-Star berths as the NBA announced first team selections. Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lucas of the Cincinnati Royals, and Bill Russell of the Boston Celtics completed the lineup with Robertson a unanimous second straight year choice.
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Kathy Whit Worth Leads Early Season Money Ride
Kathy Whit Worth continues as leading money winner in early season figures. Naa es the? Ladies show strength with Worth at 92,050, a top figure cited from the latest standings.
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Kathy Whit Worth
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Stars Gather For $65 000 Greater Greensboro Open
Pro golf heavyweights arrive in Greensboro North Carolina for the four day 7000 yard par 71 Sedgefield Country Club event with a $10 000 first prize. Doug Sanders seeks Augusta Masters invitation after strong winter form while players like Arnold Palmer Tony Lema Gary Player and Bobby Nichols balance other duties and tour pressure. Julius Boros Art Wall Billy Maxwell Don Finsterwald and Mike Souchak also compete as the field battles for a potential return to form in a tour streak disrupted by recent results.
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Rod Funseth
Bert Weaver
Dick Hart
Hart
Paul Harney
Wes Ellis
Arnold Palmer
Tony Lema
Gary Player
Bobby Nichols
GGO
Sedgefield Country Club
Sanders
Jacky Cupit
Harold Kneece
Julius Boros
Art Wall
Billy Maxwell
Don Finsterwald
Mike Souchak
Tools and Equipment Bases or Rentals Gravel
Gravel sizes and concrete and gravel supplies offered by Carry Concrete and Gravel Co. at 1244 North Center with contact 005-2554. Local provider lists bases and rental tools for construction and paving projects.
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Hand Sparks LateSeason Bowling Revival in City Standouts
Hand resumes hot form finishing the season strong with a 696 game and two high series in the VFW A League, opening last night with 214 222 248 for a leading city tally. Pfeiffer Lamielle Douglas Baressi Robinson Oesch Renzi Clark etc. post notable scores as Moose's Restaurant notches a 1031 team game.
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Larry
Olympic star Donna de Varona to turn pro
Donna de Varona, a 17 year old Santa Clara, California swimmer and two time Olympic gold medalist, was expected to announce today her decision to leave the amateur ranks for a professional career. The noted American swimmer gained national fame after winning two gold medals.
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Volleyball Season Ends with Playoffs Set Next Week
Moose's Restaurant and State Farm lead the Men's Volleyball League as regular season ends in the high school gym. Playoffs begin with Moose's facing BPM 2 and Corry Jamestown 1. Ajax contends for third after edging BPM 1. Standings show Moose's 327, State Farm 262, Ajax 24, Kinley-Dolan 2134, and others.
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States in 1964 Treks to New York TV Appearance
A 1964 stateswoman travels to New York for a television appearance. Plans include a swimsuit display, endorsements, and immersion in media opportunities. The trip follows prior engagements and showcases evolving public duties in entertainment media.
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