McMahon Tops High Jump as Beavers Fall in Tight Meet
Corry Area High School track stars opened their season with a 68-59 loss to Millcreek despite Mickey McMahon setting a CAHS high jump record at 6 feet 2 inches, later disallowed due to bar bow. Dan Boutwell and Flowers led Beavers with wins in hurdles and the quarter, while John Correll won discus. Millcreek clinched the relay miscue, as Dan McEldowney toppled in the baton exchange, costing a probable 2-0 start.
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Corry Area
McDowell
Sheen Athletic Field
Orange and Black
Millcreekers
Beavers
Dan McEldowney
Tom Flowers
Flowers
Millcreek
Erie East
Mickey McMahon
CAHS
Dan Boutwell
Corry
Orange
Corky Crockett
Ron Johnson
Ed Linski
Jerry Hamilton
John Correll
Muscuar
Correll
Don Bailey
Jerry McIntyre
Roger Munn
Jim ‘Olson
Mike Vincent
Art Hotchkiss
Jim Black
Linski
Ray Ball
Ron Brown
Larry Johnson
John Butters
McMahon
Bob Bailey
Jerry Walton
Paul Ball
DiMariy Tastantoni
Pleaunlil Clreet Oval
Zirite
Behe
Schmid
Balinski
O'Becklecher
Zirkle
Baumgartner
Moses
Boutwell
Sourwine
Conover
Rohaly
Halmi
Gleza
Roger Munsi
Jim Olson
O’bechigher
Robertson
Gebrlein
Rife
Wagner
Black
isi—Halmi
al Yanssens
Walter Wolfe
Tom Pfeiffer
Jack Rooker
Dave Beal
Pirates, Yankees Leading Leagues By The Associates
The Houston Colts surge into fourth place two games back as Norm Larker and Buddin power their wins while the Mets falter. Pirates top Cubs, Dodgers edge Giants. Shantz hurt, Mays delayed by court. Browns sign Pitt kicker Cox. Robinson powers White Sox as Yanks cut fences.
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Jess
Houston Colts
New York Mets
Mets
Colts
Norm Larker
Buddin
Gus Bell
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cubs
Pirates
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Frank Howard
Tim Harkness
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Bobby Shantz
Jay Hook
Polo Grounds
Shantz
Kready
Coltsnally
Larker
Bell
Buddit
Boston Red Sox
Herb Moford
Jim Golden
Harvey Haddix
Pirate
Barney Schultz
Roolie Lou Brock
Ron Santo
Don Leppert
Leppert
Dodgers
Mike McCormick
Howard
Harkness
Tommy Davis
Maury Wills
Don Drysdale
Larry Sherry
Willie Mays
Wills
Matty Alou
Willie
Mays
Pines
Lightweight Bout Ends With Narrow Victory In London
In London England junior contender Caysidy outpointed Freddie Kind in a brisk lightweights bout. The English card also featured Lendott Lightweights Waglukl and John ny Prescotl, with points awarded to Mavis Khenney in Was.
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London
England
Juhior “Caysidy
Migevis
Freddie Kind
Lendott
Libchster
Waglukl
Johnny Prescotl
Mavis Khenney
Spat
Heartbreaking Setback In Mixed Track Meet Finale
A chaotic meet ends with Corry and Corry-adjacent teams trading placings. Bou twell Boutwell leads in high hurdles while Zirkle and McMahon top field events. Final score 59 68.
Opposition to 20 percent Federal Withholding on Interest and Dividends
In a letter from The National Bank of Corry and Citizens National Bank of Corry local banks urge readers to oppose H.R. 10650 10680 proposing a 20 percent withholding on interest and dividends. They warn of broad reach including non profits minors and the elderly and argue refunds would be limited by a 7000 dollar threshold and complex paperwork. They urge readers to contact Senators Clark and Scott.
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U. S
House of Representatives
Washington
Senate
D.C
Joseph S. Clark
Hugh Scott
Bowl Aire League Ends Season With High Scores
Lois Huth led the VFW B League with 190 182 43 games in a season finale at Bowl Aire. Dorothy Rathbun posted a 504 triple with 167 169 168, while Joan Beckwith topped the top single pin count at 199. Other notable scores came from Florence Lamtelle 189 Berte Kane 182 Kay Messina 181 Roxann Bradford 182 Jean Drobneck 181 Thelma Glavis 178 Florence Holton 176 Dorothy Thompson converted the 6 7 10 split Industrial League at Bowl Aire also ended for September with Bob Eddy 210 Dick Smith 209 Jim Rhoades 204 Larry Barr 204 Terry Williams 201. Bob Ott’s 230 in the VFW Business Men’s League was omitted from Monday’s score sheets. Bow Aire Ladies B standings list teams like Carry Pharmacy Hammond’s Thompson’s Maple Jordan’s Used Cars Ajax Iron Works Jean’s Yarn Shop Frank & Verpa’s Citizens Bank.
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Dorothy Rathbun
Joan Beckwith
Paine
Florence Lamtelle
Berte Kane
Kay Messina
VFW
Roxann Bradford
Jean Drobneck
Thelma Glavis
Florence Holton
Dorothy Thompson
Bowl-Aire
Bob Eddy
Dick Smith
Jim Rhoades
Larry Barr
Terry Williams
Bob Ott
Baseball stars lead Chicago win and Indians shutout
Floyd Hobincom of the White Sox homered and doubled twice in Chicago's victory over Minnesota. Dick Donovan of the Indians threw his second straight shutout against Boston, allowing five hits. A chaotic item from Santa Rosa mentions a boxing knockout involving Durango and Alameda names, but details are unclear.
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Associated Press
Floyd Robinson
Chicago White Sox
al Lopes
San Diego
Calif
Jim Landi
Luis Aparicio
Robinson
Minnesota Twins
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Yanks
Dick Donovan
Boston
Red Sox
Cleveland
Jim Bunning
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Los Angeles Angels
Chavez Ravine Stadium
Angels
Yankees
RBI
Joel Horlen
Camilo Pascual
Bill Skowron
Clete Boyer
Jim Coates
Whitey Ford
Donovan
Willie Kirkland
Kirkland
Bill Monbouquette
al Kaline
Tigers
Bill Bruton
Norm Cash
Dick Brown
Floyd Hobincom
White Sox
Chicago
Minnesota
Indians
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Presbyterian Hospital
Lewis Hyman
University of Michigan
Hyman
Wantagh
N. Y
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Fred Cox
University of Pittsburgh
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Cox
Monongahela
Sage Ager
A&b
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Lois Huth
Bowlaire
Carry Pharmacy
Hammond's
Thompson's Maple
Jordan
Ajax Iron Works
Jean
Frank & Verpa
Citizens Bank
Aero AA
Rogers Steel
Perry's Inn
Thomson's Maple A
Cole's Florists
Bennett's
Wattsburg
Corry Jamestown Owls
Corry Bakery
Blondie
Youna
Santa Rosa
Marcella Vargas
Durango
Mexico
James Patrick
Alameda
Bulkley Danton
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Resistos
Cavaliers
Russell Stover
Betty Moore
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