Corry Rod and Gun Club Active in Local Sports Scene
Corry’s Rod and Gun Club operates from South Street behind Root's Sport, hosting card games, rifle league matches, and the Hare Creek Skeet range. The organization sustains fishing and hunting contests, supports game preservation, hosts speakers, and remains a local sports cornerstone with about a hundred members led by Lloyd Meerdink and officers Chapin Knapp Brittleberger.
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Marksmen Tangle In Rifle League Playoff Showdown
Raymonds and Cory-James duel for third place in the Cory Red and Gun Club Rifle League playoffs as Emblem Oils and Kora Smax lead the standings. Ajax and High School are eliminated. winner tonight could claim third place in a tight race.
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Zivic Quaile Face Fights Tonight and Thursday
Two Pittsburgh fighters Eddie Zivic and Al Quaill meet tough opponents this week. Quaill opens against Pete Susky tonight and aims to beat Lusky in a later bout. Zivic faces Tony Canzoneri at Motor Square Garden Thursday in a step toward a title shot for the lightweight division.
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Oil City Volleyball Captures Western PA Title
Oil City defended its western Pennsylvania championship by sweeping East Liberty and Bradiora in a title tournament at Jotal court. The Oil City team scored 90 points over two matches, earning the right to represent the district at the national tournament in Binghamton, N. C., next month.
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Picard Golf Star to Compete in British Open Tenacity
Picard, leading money winner this winter, is set to play in three events including the Philadelphia Invitation on May 31 and the Nutting Open at Oakmont. He will then enter the British Open series, concluding in early June with the Bitty Open.
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Baressi Hits Eight of 19 in Strong Run for 421
Frank Baressi a standout Senior High School athlete and semi pro star is leading Daytona Beach Florida based Central Southern League in batting after going 8 for 19 over the last four games. The 1930 graduate holds the cleanup spot in center field and aims for a steady berth with the southern squad.
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Dodgers Reds Hold Leading Place In Nat’s Standings
Dodgers and Reds idle due to NL schedule break as leaders stay atop the standings. Reds win 4-3 in 12 innings aided by Pool Bottomley and Godman. Dodgers beat Cubs 8-1 behind Bay Benge and Zachary. Yankees top A's 4-3. White Sox edge St. Louis 6-5 in 10th. Red Sox, Indians chase in AL.
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Miller Scores Fights in Mallorca Spotlight
Freddie Miller of Cincinnati fights in Mallorca on April 22. Johnny Grux, meeting Cubic boxer Wis, goes seven rounds in a ten round scheduled bout. Miller lands several clean blows as the bout unfolds amid the Malma venue atmosphere.
Weekend Scores Across Cities Highlight Tight Races
Yesterday results show Chicago tied St Louis at six in ten innings while New York and Philadelphia drew four four in extra innings. Other notes include Boston rain delays and upcoming Today’s games: Boston at Washington Cleveland at Detroit Chicago at St Louis New York at Philadelphia.
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Derby Favoritism Boosts Plat Eye and Derby Hopes
Horse Pl a t Eye, Payne Whitney's three year old, remains strong Derby favorite after a Chesapeake Stakes win at Havre de Grace. Other contenders include Sun Fairplay Commonwealth and Cavalcade with King Saxia setting a six furlong record at Jamies. Paul Derringer leads yesterday's Reds with a 12 to 20 victory.
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Greenville Club Sets Spring Training Hickory Base
GREENVILLE will host spring training for the Penn Star Association with about four players expected May 1 for two weeks of practice. Stew Com of the club chose Greenville after considering several Northwestern Pennsylvania offices. The Mothers port club appearance aims to boost the season, with Kocawne McKeesport arranging games in Weston and Greenville May 4 11 and 12. Three Boston Braves players will join McKeesport, alongside six players from the Coast League clubs involved.
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Burr Cops First Money in City Bowling Loop
Ray Burr and Harold Cragg led the City Bowling League by average for the 1994-95 season with 188 and 189 averages. Trip Anderson stood third at 191, Keister fourth at 190, Lundquist fifth at 189, with a field of players from Aero Supply Citizens Bank and other local teams.
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Drafting League Bylaws And Schedule This Week
League managers plan to draft by laws for the coming season and map a schedule. Kip Anderson and Bill Lumibard will draft the schedule and submit for final approval at Friday’s meeting in the Municipal Building.
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