Beavers Beat Erie East in 74-53 Track Meet Triumph
Corry High School Beavers crushed Erie East with a 74 to 53 win at Sheen Athletic Field. Highlights included Tom Flowers, Dan McEldowney, Phil Leek and Russ Bailey breaking the school mile relay record by nearly nine seconds, Bailey winning the mile, and Olson leading in discus and javelin. The meet featured strong showings from Corry’s relay teams and individual winners in sprints and jumps.
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Tom Flowers
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Phil Leek
Russ Bailey
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Joe Barews
Lo Pethie
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Mickey McMahon
Roger Munn
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Jerry Hamilton
Bill Lord
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Cenfetelli
Rapid Russell
Ray
Mitchell
Jerrys
Hamilton
McIntyre
Varhola
Pinney
Leache
Clem Labine Faces Dodgers as Pirate Reliever Shuts Down Unit
Clem Labine, long with the Dodgers, returned to Los Angeles with the Pirates and earned a 6-3 win by striking out Maury Wills and Jim Gilliam in a tense ninth inning. He said pride drove him to prove the club wrong about letting him go, while Duke Snider grounded out to end the threat. Davis added a two run single but Labine still secured the victory in front of 28,371 fans. Joe Gibbon aimed for his first complete game in 10 tries before leaving with the lead unchanged.
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Dick Stuart
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al Cicoite
Bo Tiefenauer
Bailey
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Ed Kasko
Patterson
Bill Henry
D. Crasscut
al Heist
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M. Wade
Bob Palroup
Don Elston
L Wickwire
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D. Sheldon
R. Knowles
J. Mikotowicz
W. Chaney
Tiger Favored Over Spider in 10 Round Televised Fight
Spider Webb, once a middleweight contender, returns after 14 months to face Tiger of Nigeria in a tropical 10 round bout telecast on ABC at 10 p.m. Webb, 31, a former British Empire champion, is listed as a 7-5 favorite despite a prior London loss to Tiger.
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Fight Results Philadelphia Orris Past Chall
Orris defeats Don Warner in Philadelphia at 185 pounds, stopping the opponent in the bout held in 1852. The event occurred in Philadelphia with both fighters listed and the match described as a stoppage.
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Don Warner
Track and field meet results with multiple events listed
The report lists performances across events including discus, pole vault, javelin, high jump, broad jump and relays. Notable entries include Kowalewski Olson Leek and McMahon Scholton Danner Baska Mitchell and Baress Bullies with marks up to 182 and 231 feet in various trials.
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Kowalewski
Munn and Leek
Hedy Lipohtok
Piscas
Olson
Cenfetelli
Mcintore
Herrick
McMahon
Scholton
Danner
Baska
Mitchell
Leek
Baress
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Gliaem Bob Wolus Tops Century in Knighths League Play
Gliaem Bob Wolus cracked a 228 in the Knights of Columbus League to AML down top Itarels in the evening's time. John Mischke added 201 for the other double century effort as the circuit closed its season. Gerald Héplers led with 13 in Mixed Doubles. Pete Rademacher, 199, Columbus, Ga, defeated Dan Vanderford, 310, Lockhart, S.C.
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Gerald Héplers
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Archery Club Hosts Outdoor Trophy Shoot Invite
Archery Club at Corry Archery Club outdoor range hosts an invitational trophy and medal shoot with over 400 local archers invited. Club President Kirk Sawyer leads a busy summer program including a membership drive offering reduced join-up rates in April to attract new members.
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Corry
Kirk Sawyer
GAC
119 Notre Dame players attend spring camp photo session
In South Bend 119 candidates, the largest turnout in years, appeared for a Notre Dame spring football camp photo session. The Irish begin 20 days of drills today with 24 returning lettermen.
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Notre Dame
North East Wins 4 Way Track Meet at Grapepickers Meet
North East scored 54 points to top a four-team meet led by Warren with 47. Northern Area took 92 and Youngsville followed. Larry Youngs anchored wins in shot and discus with 42 4, 123.4, while Ramsdell set a county best in the half mile and helped on a record mile relay of 4 46. Dale Burch ran 10.6 in the century and led the 880 relay clocked at 1 30.6.
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Larry Youngs
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Bob IL
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Hewl
Herb Allenson
Northrn
Don Bnyder
Rainsdell
Dick Kennedy
Hal Lynn
Dan Darling
Dale Bureh
Lary 1-Hits White Sox as Tigers Win
Detroit pitcher Frank Lary tossed the first one hitter of his career in a 7-0 win over the Chicago White Sox. He walked two, struck out five, and faced 41, three over the minimum, before Earl Torjeson’s ninth inning pinch hit.
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Jack Fisher
Twins
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Gene Woodling
Danny ‘Oconnell
Gary Bell
Jett No Denhe
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Joe McClain
Indians
McClain
Corry B Gunners Close 1961 Season On Winning Note
Corry B team defeated Lawrence Park 1164 to 1118 at the Corry Rod and Gun Club in a final 1961 B match. Bob Davis and John Patterson led with 235 and 24. Wickwire and Jim Crosscut followed with 233 and 231. Bill Knowles top scored for Lawrence Park at 241. The A riflemen wrapped up their season the day before.
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Lawrence Park
Bob Davis
John Patterson
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Tse Wickwire
Jim Crosscut
Dick Crosscut
Bill Knowles
Black Hawks Take 3-2 Lead In Cup Final
The Chicago Black Hawks crushed the Detroit Red Wings 6-3 to move ahead 3-2 in the Stanley Cup Final. Chicago seeks its first championship in 23 years as the series heads to Detroit for game six tomorrow night.
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Saturday Games Article Summary
Saturday games featured Kansas City at New York Cleveland at Washington Minnesota at Baltimore Chicago at Detroit Los Angeles at Boston with Friday results Chicago 3 Milwaukee 2 Cincinnati 7 St. Louis 3 San Francisco 2 Philadelphia 0 Pittsburgh 6 Los Angeles 3 Sunday schedule includes Kansas City at New York Minnesota at Baltimore Los Angeles at Boston Monday has no games scheduled Saturday results mention Chicago Milwaukee Cincinnati St Louis San Francisco Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Los Angeles with planned Monday St Louis at Los Angeles only game scheduled
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