One More Team In City Softball Loop Forms
City League plans six teams while Church League starts its second season with eight teams. Five City clubs have joined. one sponsor sought. Next Monday’s meeting at Corry Area High School sets final lineup and joining deadline. League play opens at CAHL fields with east and west sites.
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Corry Area
Theity
Church Softball League
City Recreation Committee
Ken Harvey
Mike
Mike's Pizzeria
Don Sperry
Chuck Jackson
Erie County Plastics
al Grant
Moose's
Roger Ottaway
Jordan
Carmen Picetrillo
Methodist
Bob Marsh
Presbyterian
Bob Johnson
Beaverdam Mennonites
Richard Hostetter
Dick Melzer
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Ted Vanderhoff
Nazarene
Larry Vanderhoof
Fred Marsh
Evangelical United Brethren
Church League
Sah Ce
Corry Area High School
Church Senate
Aero Field
CAHL
Allie Sherman signs five year Giants pact
Allie Sherman, 40, extends five year contract as Giants coach for about 37000 a year. He notes Y A Tittle remains key, eyes Griffing and Guy as rookie possibilities, with Grifing learning quarterback duties and Griffin competing for playing time. The move shapes Giants for Fairfield camp and 1961 season readiness.
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New York
Alla Sherman
Giants
Y.A
Charlie Conerly
Sherman
Brooklyn College
Lee Howell
Ralph Guglel
L.A
Glynn Griffing
Mississippi
Loni
Brest
Griffing
Bhermin
Fairfeld
Conn
Louis Guy
Mlasiastonb
Pirates Lead NL as Giants Fall in Cincinnati Rally
Cincinnati broke San Francisco’s grip with a 7-4 win after a 12th pinch homer by Jerry Lynch and a five-run eighth inning. Hank Aaron reached 1,000 RBI in Milwaukee’s 10-2 win over the Dodgers as Pittsburgh beat Chicago 2-0. Philadelphia halted New York’s four-game Mets streak 8-6, with balanced offense and big hits easing pressure on Jim O'Toole and Jack Baldschun in later innings.
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Associated Press
Jerry Lynch
Jack Sanford
Cincinati
San Francisco
Lynch
George Crowe
Braves
Reds
Cardinals
Lynich
Sanford
Giants
Frank Robinson
Hank Apron
Eddie Mathews
Dennis Menke
Milwaukee
Wallopiniz
Los Angeles Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Pittsburgh
Chicheo Cubs
Pirates
St. Louis
Houston
Philadelphia
New York Mets
Plenthani’ Sanford
Eddie Kasko
Don Blasingeme
Gordy Coleman
Robinson
Jim O'Toole
Marty Keough
Cincinnati
Tom Haller
Orlando Cepeda
Bob Hendley
Dodgers
Mathews
Drysdale
Aron
RBI
Menke
Bar Francis
Bob Veale
el- Roy Face
Cubs
Glen Hebbie
Billy Williams
Bill Mazeinski
Wille Stargell
Donn Clendenon
Francis
Ray Washburn
Colts
Rusty Staub
Curl Sawatski
Bill White
Charlie James
Ken Johnson
Mets
Phillies
Jack Baldshill
Rod Kanehl
Frank ‘Thomas
Tomer
Tye Runé
Culp
Baldschun
Moose's Restaurant A League Tops Bowling With 2990 Series
The Men's A League at Bow Aire produced seven 600 series as Moose's Restaurant and Bar quintet posted a season high 2990 in pins. Sonny Staples led with a 630 set including a 249 game. Paul Hurlbut and Chuck Hess logged big scores, while Dick Merkle and Larry Barr contributed. In baseball, Tom Cheney and Hank Aaron featured for the Angels and Braves respectively, with Cheney extending a scoreless streak as Aaron hit his 1000th RBI.
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Bow
Aire
Moose’s Restaurant
Staples
Hand
Hess
Elebynski
Barr
Moose
Elchynski
Hurlbut
Russell
Eddy
Russ Bemis
Bemis
Moose's
Larry Barr
Dick Merkle
Len Migliaccio
Bill Roehliz
VFW
Irvin
Pinky) Sherwood
Jor Sanders
Arlyn Parker
Don Jones
Walt Bowen
Mec- Innes Steel Shop
Avalon Center
Chet Czech
Chuck Jackson
Marlyn Jukes
Red Harned
Bowl-Aire
Meerhoff’s
Corry Jamestown Corry Bakery
Root’s
Turben's
Jefferson on a free press and literacy for safety
A compact quotation attributed to Thomas Jefferson asserts that press freedom and universal literacy underpin public safety and informed citizenry.
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Thomas Jefferson
Major League Baseball Scores and Schedule Summary
Scores from Monday include Kansas City 6 Detroit 5 and Washington 4 Los Angeles 1 with Detroit at Kansas City and Los Angeles at Washington among today’s games. Tomorrow’s slate features Los Angeles at Detroit Boston at Cleveland Minnesota at Washington and Kansas City at Baltimore with Chicago at New York to follow in subsequent matchups.
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Baltimore
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Boston
Detroit
Los Angeles
Clevelans
Washington
Minnesota
Cleveland
L. Pet. G.B. Pittsburgh
San Francisos
St. Lois
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chiergo
Houston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San Francisco
Renamed Sports Editor At Warren
Warren David G Fay was appointed sports editor of The Times Mirror by editor James S L Fox. He replaces William Daley who resigned to join Sun Ray Division of Electronics Inc in industrial public relations. Fay previously served as sports editor of The Times Mirror, left for the Virgin Islands Daily News, and returned last fall as a city staff reporter.
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Warren
David G. Fay
Times Mirror
James S L. Fox
Way
William Daley
Sun Ray
Eltronics, Inc
Fay
Times-Mirror
U.S. Virgin Islands
Virgin Islands
Montreal Bout Ends in Sixth Round KO
Bob Cleroux of Montreal defeats Tony Hughes of Cleveland by knockout in the sixth round at Montreal. In Windsor, Ontario George Chuvala of Detroit stops Jim Wakefield of Louisville in the sixth round.
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Montreal
Bob Cleroux
Tony Hughes
Cleveland
Windsor
George Chuvala
Detroit
Jimmy Wakefield
Louisville
Liston Patterson Rematch Set for June 27 in Las Vegas
Sonny Liston and Floyd Patterson schedule a heavyweight title rematch for June 27 in Las Vegas. Liston’s adviser Jack Nilon indicated reluctance yet confirmed the date, with Patterson holding rights to choose site and date. Training fronts place Liston in Denver and Patterson in the New York area as promoters seek final venue details.
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New York
Sonny Liston
Wloyd Patterson
Agaii
Las Areos
Liston
Jack Nile
Chester
Phat
Las Vegas
Fonden Cox
Denver
Nilon
Baltimore
Patterson
Miami Beach
Eecause Liston
Swine
Nilo
Lisian
New Yorke
Meadville Hires York Suburban Coach for Football and Track
Meadville High School named Parry-Otto Kueldinger head coach for football and track effective next school year. The 30-year-old Penn State graduate has coached York Suburban High School football for several years, succeeding Jim DiMaria. Suburban teams under Kueldinger posted strong records, with undefeated seasons in his last two squads.
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Meadville
Parry
Otto Kueldinger
York Suburban High School
Meadville High School
Penn State
Kueltinger
Jim DiMaria
Kieidingers
York Suburban
Yank Tankers Sparkle In Pan Am Games
The U S swimming squad set five new Pan Am marks while opening the meet and finals in Sao Paulo. Carl Robie 17 from Philadelphia and Don Schollander 17 from Santa Clara broke records in butterfly and freestyle events. The United States also claimed three golds, two other wins, and the men’s singles tennis with Juan Arreondo of Mexico defeating Froehling.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Sam
Metropolis
Met
U.S
America
Frank Froehling
Joan Crawford
Chile
Cay
Winnipeg
Canada
Pan American Sports Organization
Anthony Garey
York
Guillermo Saucedo
Enrico Forecella
Carl Robie
Philadelphia
Don Schollander
Santa Clara
Calif
Terri Lee Stickles
Th Teats
United States
Allen Fox
Los Angeles
Frocling
Juan Arreondo
Mexico
Tarheels Lead North South Amateur Golf Field
North Carolina players dominate the second round of the North and South Amateur Golf Championship led by Billy Joe Patton the defending champion. Patton among 20 Tar Heels to advance from 54 initial matches with nine Tar Heels eliminated.
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Unebursl
I. GC
Billy Joe Patton
Patton
Morgantown
Walker Gap
Charlie
Dave
Dale Morey
Ad US
Palton
Scholastic golf and track results header
Union City defeated Pawview 12 to 0 while Evie Tech beat Erie Prep 7 to 5 and Erie Academy topped Erie Strang Vincent 10 to 2. McDowell won 8 to 2 over Evie East. Scholastic track lists Erie East North East 52 as a noted result.
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Allie
Bengals
Associated Presses
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Cimes
Washington Senators
Sonny Staples
Bob Hand
Chuck Blens
Paul Hutlbuld
Pete Russell Jr
Chuck Hess
Kansas City Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Angels
Jim Fregosi
Chenry
Ed Brinkman
Albie Pearson
Chuck Hinton
Senators
Brinkman
Angel
Ken McBride
A’s
Baltimore Orioles
Tigers
Don Messi
Gino Gimoli
Norm Siebarn
Rius
Wayne Causey
Jerry Lumpe
Dick Egan
Tiger
Causey
Cimoli
Ed Charles
L. Barr
Euland Harvey
Bob Morton
Russ Cassett
Maurice Moore
Leon Root
Shorty Conn
Gary Dingfelder
John Oesch
Merkle
Mary Perkins
Hank Aaron
Tom Cheney
Los Angeles Angels
Columbus Tin Kinley-Dolan
Corry Beverage
Wattsburg Hotel
Corry Hotel
Bill's Place
R. W. Morris
Penelec
Melnnes Steel Shop
Machine Shop No
Paul's
Colta Garage
A&b Distributing Co. Meerhoff
Pine Woods
Ini Rossbacher
Kimlin Dry
Hammond
Supply
Keg Kings
Joe Baressi
Lionel Tripp
Roger Smith
Lina Russ Bemis
Dave Yard
Corry High
Yard
Max Bennink
Bennink
Franklin
Knights
Beavers
Oi City
Sonny
Floyd
Breck
Hormel
Armour's Star Rib Steaks
Ogle Lumber
truValue Building Supply Certes Center
Phong
Blondie
Chic Young
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