Beavers Beat Franklin 78 49 in Corry Track Meet
Corry Beavers defeated Franklin 78 to 49 at Sheen Athletic Field yesterday afternoon in a Section Two track meet. Corry led early with eight firsts and finished strong as Franklin won six of the last seven events. Al Lawson led Franklin with wins in the 100 and 220 dashes and low hurdles, while Tom Flowers and the McIntyre brothers powered Corry in multiple events. The final score reflected Corry’s 42-31 edge in nine track events and 36-18 in six field events. Vic Cragg started the meet as official starter.
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Roberts quits Philies amid Yankee glare and Jamestown pistol roundup
AP reports Robin Roberts, the winningest Phillies pitcher with 234 victories, questions the Yankees' unconditional release and hopes for another major league club. Meanwhile Clem Labine is released by the Mets as Corry Red and Gun Club pistil team storms Jamestown, led by Joe Thomas’s 292 in the second heat and strong showings by Pakulski McElroy Hasbrouck Zeaman Lindberg and Lindbergh across two matches.
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Bonus Beauty Baffles Batters in Eastern League Start
Lew Krausse the 125000 bonus baby sent by Kansas City to gain minor league experience begins strong in the class A Eastern League. He pitched 7 hits allowed and 16 strikeouts in a 2 43 victory for Beavers over Elmira. Debuted in 1961. Chester Pa native, aged 19 yesterday, earlier made his major league debut. Ed Linski led a third leg relay victory and added seconds in the beam event. Beavers idle until Tuesday hosting Warren with Meadville on the 27th previously scheduled, now run off.
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Conley Shines In Red Sox Start Amid Tight AL Action
Gene Conley, 31, bolsters Boston with a two run homer and five hits in a 7 1 win over Washington. He improves to 2-0 in three decisions, matching a rare early season surge as Cleveland, the Angels, and the Yankees also post wins in a busy American League slate.
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Beaver Golfers Beaten by Erie Academy Crowned by 75
Corry area's high school golf team lost 44 3 to Erie Academy on a rain affected Erie course. Davidson led Corry with 83 as Tom Osbeck shot 75 for Erie while Vicky Dyckes and Denny Dyckes added points for Corry in a three to zero defeat. Ottaway's squad heads to Titusville next.
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Palmer Favored As 150 Start Texas Open Field
Palmer headed the field of 150 in the opening round of the $30,000 Texas Open in San Antonio. Jerry Walker earned the win to move to 3-0 despite wildness that produced four Detroit runs. Danny McDevitt and Bob Grim closed out the game as Rookie Doug Gallagher fell to 0-1.
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Larsen shines as Giants topple NL leaders 8 3
AL Castoff Pitcher Great In National By The Associated Press Down Perfect Game Larsen, famed for a 1956 perfect game, returns as stopper for pennant hopeful Giants. In his third appearance, the right-hander struck out the side in the sixth and held Pittsburgh to one run the rest of the way as San Francisco won 8-3 over the NL leaders. The win adds to his trade impact from Chicago to the Giants for Larsen and Billy Pierce. Other scores: Cubs over Dodgers 6, Milwaukee over Philadelphia 7-2, Cincinnati over Mets 7-1, St. Louis and Houston tied 5-5 in 17 innings when halted by curfew.
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Untold Tales In A Page Of Baseball Box Scores
In a tense game Bob Purkey pitched four hits for a complete game win while Vada Pinson drove in two runs to back his effort. Ken Boyer delivered a go ahead single in the ninth to tie the game, and Merrit Ranen belted his first major league homer as late drama unfolded. The report also notes a night game in New Hampshire and a separate boxing result in Fairless Hills where Bob McKinley stopped Clarence Hinnant.
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Corry Bakery Wins Close Battle To Cap Season
The ilks club Superior Cleaners edged Corry Bakery in a tight finale to close their season. Peterson's 215 led scoring for the night, followed by Bob Brown and Fred rhco with 202s. The annual banquet was set for Saturday night at o'clock in the clean Boost Corry 1's Good For You!
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