Czech crowns Corry bowling king in Beat the King session
Chet Czech defeated last week's king Larry Barr in Bowl Aire's Beat the King Friday night to claim the title for at least one week. He fired six straight strikes in 10 shots to edge Barr and four qualifiers, with Culver leading the scratch division and Hitchcock among handicap entrants.
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Yankees, Orioles, Phillies Drama Across Major League Action
Yankees win 5-3 over Kansas City as Joe Pepitone drives in two and Bud Daley earns the victory. Orioles hold first place as Twins split with Detroit, while Philadelphia and St. Louis race in NL standings amid rainouts and postponed games.
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Willie Mays Nets Sixth Homer As Giants Rule Reds
Willie Mays homered for the sixth time in six games and drove in three runs in the Giants 13 to 6 win over Cincinnati. The center fielder elevated his average to .391, matching a hot early season stretch not seen since 1951.
Erie bowler Angie Palermo leads 126th PA Women’s Bowling Tour
Angie Palermo of Erie tops the Class A singles and All-Events in the 126th Pennsylvania Women’s Bowling Association tournament with a 671 series and a 278 best game. Mim Mudtick of Kingston trails in singles while Mildred Klingamratt of Allentown sits behind in 645 series. Palermo also leads all-events with 4 587 in singles 1 007 overall in team and doubles totals with 549. Linda Krupa earns note for fifth in State YMCA swimming meet.
Trout Opener Good In Pennsylva nia
The 1964 trout season began with favorable weather as nearly a half million anglers fished across Pennsylvania on opening day. Reports indicate many eight trout limits and generally good to excellent conditions on streams. lake fishing drew many patrons. The Fish Commission stocked 1.7 million trout across 4500 miles and estimates about 550000 licenses sold. The season runs until Labor Day September 7.
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Sunday Stars Bat Giants Win Over Reds 13-6
Willie Mays of the San Francisco Giants hit his sixth homer and doubled his RBI total with two more hits and two runs batted in as San Francisco defeated Cincinnati 13-6. Mets pitcher A Jackson allowed six hits and two walks while fanning six in a 6-0 win over Pittsburgh for New York's first victory.
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Souchak Tops Nicklaus For Houston Classic Title
Mike Souchak won the Houston Classic by one stroke, finishing 71 69 64 70 278 to beat Jack Nicklaus, who earned 4000 as runner-up and rose to the top of the 1964 money list. Nicklaus bogeyed the 17th in the final round after a late tie, sealing Souchak’s second Houston victory.
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Bowling Scores Highlight Mixed Doubles League Night
Don Bradford led the Mixed Doubles League at VFW with three 166 games. Oy Gloyna and Giza Tripp added 209 and 201 in the same league. Ann Gloyna topped the women with 190. Other local bowlers posted scores across high school and junior leagues at Beaver League and Avalon Center.
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Celtics Take Game One In Finals With 108-96 Win
Boston defeats San Francisco 108 to 96 in Saturday action to lead the best of seven series 1-0. Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown score strongly as visitors push early and secure a clear margin. The series opener sets a fast pace for the title run.
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Penn Vs Texas Set for Big 33 All Star Game
Harrisburg AP. Pennsylvania will face Texas in the Big 33 football all star game on August 1 in Hershey. NCAA sanctioned the event amid ongoing selection of players by scholastic sportswriters from both states.
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Shaughnessy a Big Threat for Oil City Beavers clash
Corry fans preview a high stakes meet with Oil City led by Jim Shaughnessy, a multi event standout who set school marks in the 40.2 sprint and 20.7 hurdles while Laverne Harvey added a 15.5 in the 120 high hurdles. Oil City seeks a strong defense of Section Two as Youngsville and others loom.
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