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CAHS Golfers Beat Knights to Even Season at 4-1
Corry High Beavers balanced their season at 4-1 with a 9 to 6 win over Frankli n yesterday at Wanango Country Club. Franklin’s Wade Haubert earned medalist honors with a front nine 41 43 and back nine 39 40 for the day. John Davidson led Corry with 83 but was edged by Haubert. Denny Dyckes earned three points for Corry as Denny’s brother Vicky yielded 2 1 in his match. The Beavers struggled with putting, their second time on greens since Meadville. Next they travel Monday to Conneang Valley to face Warren High.
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Bowing Night Bowling Scores Across Two Leagues
In last night's action on the VFW lanes Jackie Benson posted 570 series with 200 198 and 174 games to lead the A League. Marion Bulard followed with 525 and 181 and 7. Pat Shimsky had a high game of 175. Blanche Zajac rolled the night’s top score of 222. Sophie Douglas assisted. Other tallies included Florence Lite, 181. Clara Hill, 180. Erma Chase, 181. Bernice Keppel, 176. Helen Hoyt, 180. In the Owls League Reese Drayer notched 207 and 201 as Loute Catal reached a 200. Team standings show White Owls leading, with Hoot Owls and Night Owls close behind.
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Iron Man Leads Houston Tourney Clash at Texas Open
Bruce Crampton of Australia took a 25 stroke lead at the Texas Open, carving a 64 at Owl Hills after a strong run this season. Teammates included Phil Rogers, Tommy Aaron, Johnny Pott, and Don January in pursuit at the Houston event.
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Baseball standings and results snapshot
Major and minor league style standings show teams like Baltimore Kansas City New York Boston Los Angeles Cleveland and Washington with wins and losses. Thursday results include Los Angeles 7 Detroit 5 Minnesota 3 Washington 0 and Baltimore 3 Kansas City 2. Future and weekend schedules list matchups across American and National leagues with city pairs and note night games.
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Cuba Beats U S 14 1 In Pan American Baseball Opener
Cuba's baseball team crushed the United States 14 1 in the Pan American Games opener. The U S sits at 0 1 while Cuba improves to 2 1 following a loss to Mexico. American athletes collect 14 of 15 medals. swimming sets Pan Am records as Carl Robie Terri Stickles and Alice Driscoll lead a dominant docket.
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NFL TV rights pull in 926 thousand dollars
The National Football League sold the television rights to its 196% championship game for 926000 dollars. NBC bought the rights, paying the largest price ever for a one day sports event, over 300000 more than the previous contract. Officials called the deal a sign of confidence in the league amid an NFL investigation.
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Mets edge Cubs to claim first Thursday win of season
Casey Stengel's New York Mets beat the Chicago Cubs 4-2 to move to 6-9. Frank Thomas drove in a first inning run and a two run homer in the sixth, while Roger Craig held Chicago to seven hits. Lou Brock scored both Cubs runs before being nailed at third on a Gil Hodges relay. Bob Miller won again for the Dodgers, who topped Cincinnati 7-1, as SF and Houston also won.
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Major League Batting and Pitching Leaders Listed
The compilation shows leaders in batting and pitching across leagues with names such as Leppert Hinton Aparicio Covington Demeter and Mays. Highlights include runs batted in and hits led by players from Washington Baltimore Minnesota and Philadelphia, plus notable strikeout tallies and a note on the gambling incident leading to suspensions and fines.
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Prentice Leads Augusta Woman's Titleholders Round One
JoAnn Prentice shoots 71 to take a one stroke lead in the first round of the Titleholders Championship in Augusta Georgia. Mary Lens Faull of Sea Island and Marilynn Smith of Juplien are close behind with 72s as second-round play looms.
Gotham Bowl Axed by NCAA After Poor Finances
The National Collegiate Athletic Association ejected the Gotham Bowl from approved postseason football games. Twenty-three other bowls and competitions were sanctioned, with Miami and Nebraska failing to fly to New York without guaranteed expenses. The NCAA held a three day spring meeting while probing the Georgia Alabama situation and an inquiry into a proposed conversation between Wallace Butts and Paul Bryant.
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Beaty Bris coe stops Cagh White in Philadelphia fight
In Philadelphia Beaty Bris coe halted Cagh White at 153 s while Atlantic City and Miami bouts featured Winters and Bela fonte. Leroy Greet outpointed Duane Horsman in St Paul. National League Motors cited for high series and Cory Beverage for high game amid season bowler honors and radio prizes.
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Orioles Reclaim Lead as A's Slump to Third
Steve Barber spun seven hits and seven strikeouts over seven innings and Jim Gentile delivered a 10th inning homer to lift the Orioles to a 1-0 victory over Kansas City. Gentile’s blast preserved Baltimore’s lead in the American League, while Oakland dropped from first to third as Chicago remained in second and Kansas City fell back. The Twins, Angels, and Tigers posted other wins and losses in a light schedule, with Minnesota’s Jack Kralick tossing a three-hitter and Los Angeles bashing Detroit in a six-run frame.
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50 Mile hikes labeled foolhardy by experts
Kansas City AP reports health experts including Dr. James Feurig of Michigan State University at an American College Health Association meeting. They caution against extreme 50 mile hikes as impractical for most people and urge realistic exercise routines.
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Twins edge Senators as Kralick allows three hits
Pitcher Jack Kralick of the Twins won his first game, yielding only three singles in a 3-0 victory over Washington. Frank Thomas of the Mets drove in all runs with a first inning single and a two run homer in the sixth, helping New York beat the Cubs 3-2 for its sixth win in seven starts.
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