Corry High Opens Track Season with Erie East Win
Corry High defeated Erie East 67 59 in a soggy meet led by Ike Battles who won three events for the Warriors. Max Bennink Deve Yard earned Beavers six top placings while Ed Linski Don Bailey and Jim Black contributed multiple finishes. Corry swept pole vault and high jump as Battles added a discus and hurdles triumph. Next, Corry hosts McDowell at Sheen Athletic Field in the season opener.
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Pure reading enjoyment on tap daily in the Corry Journal
Daily reading delight promised as the Corry Journal pledges steady features and engaging pages for readers. Local team of editors invites community to explore culture, fiction, and light entertainment in forthcoming issues.
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Yankees Lose and Giants Rise in National League Action
The Detroit Tigers defeated the Yankees 3 to 4 as Frank Lary shut down New York in five innings. In Cleveland, Chicago White Sox crushed Kansas City 12 to 5 while Baltimore’s home opener vs Boston was rained out and Minnesota postponed its opener due to snow. Giants’ Billy Pierce limited Cincinnati to two hits in 7 1 3 innings as San Francisco beat the Reds 7 to 2, with Stu Miller finishing.
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Opener high hurdles leads to tight meet among teams
Multiple event results show East and Central teams in a close score race. Winners include Ed Linski in the 00-yard dash and Don Bailey in the mile, with Battles and Mayes prominent in field events and relays. Final score remains tight with ongoing competition.
Dodgers Rout Brewers as Drysdale Shuts Door in 6 3 Victory
Don Drysdale pitched a complete game striking out 11 to lift the Dodgers over Milwaukee 6-3. Roy McMillan homered in the ninth, while Tommy Davis added a key home run and Drysdale drove in the go ahead run with a fifth inning double. The win followed a sequence of late scoring plays and wild pitches in a marathon night.
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Bowling match seals Clymer League title in late-night rolloff
In Bowl Aire Neckers Co wins the league championship over Lietus Keystone by 180 pins after a late-night three-game rolloff. Neckers led early then faced a 186-pin handicap. top scorers include Sam Pate 204 Louis Catallo 202 and Lawrence Park 256 245 for Neck R Babcock 93 high single 200s appear among scattered scores.
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Benefit bouts draw crowd for Benny Kid Paret family
About 500 attended Erie Pennsylvania boxing exhibition night with four round bouts. Proceeds supported Benny Kid Paret's family as Warren's Tom Gerarde faced Joey Siardello in a middleweight exhibition and Erie’s Johnny Bizarro met Buffalo’s Jacky Donnely in a lightweight bout.
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Riflemen Close Season at Corry vs Lawrence Park
In northwest Pennsylvania the B Riflemen finish their season with a close match against Lawrence Park. Bob Bailey led the locals with a top score as Corry fielded a ten-man team and the visitors brought a strong squad. The top five scores in each camp are listed.
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Hershberger Drives Sox Past Royals With Five-Run Day
Mike Hershberger the White Sox rookie outfielder hit a double and four singles driving in four runs as Chicago collected 15 hits in a 12-5 win over Kansas City. Billy Pierce pitched for the Giants in a 7-2 victory over Cincinnati in his first National League start.
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Molina Faces Veteran Kenny Lane In Televised Bout
Molina seeks a title bid as he meets veteran lefty Kenny Lane in a 10 round bout rated a toss up. Lane, the more crafty boxer, challenges the heavier puncher Molina before a national television audience. Meanwhile Sir Herbert William Emerson, 80, former League of Nations refugee commissioner, died in London on Thursday.
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Baseball scores and schedules from Friday results
American League results include Detroit 5 New York 3 and Washington 3 Cleveland 2. Chicago 12 Kansas City 5. Boston at Baltimore rain. Los Angeles at Minnesota. Today's games New York at Detroit Boston at Baltimore Washington at Cleveland Los Angeles at Minnesota Chicago at Kansas City Sunday's schedule Chicago at Kansas City Washington at Cleveland Boston at Baltimore. National League Pittsburgh 4 New York 3. Philadelphia Houston 2 Los Angeles 6 Milwaukee 3. San Francisco 7 Cincinnati 2. Houston at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at New York St Louis at Chicago Cincinnati at San Francisco Milwaukee at Los Angeles.
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