Beaver Trackmen Triumph Over Oil City In Lopsided Meet
Beaver High School defeated Oil City 76 to 50 at Corry in a windy track meet. Dan Boutwell led Corry with multiple wins while Tom Flowers and Larry Johnson helped fuel the Beavers’ dominant firsts and key seconds, as Oil City never recovered from a fast Corry start.
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Sheen Athletic Field
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Oilers
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Altright
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Ron
O City
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Mike
Vincent
Art
Howie) Hotchkiss
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Doug Spalding
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Max Bennink
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Titusville
Journal
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Ard Dash
Larry Johnson
Ron Johnson
Vender
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Dick Henry
L. Johnson
R. Johnson
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Tom Flowers
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Art Hotchkiss
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Chuck Kennedy
Terry Darnofall
Darnofall
Dexter Sandburg
John Rennells
Kennedy
al Yanssens
Vic Cragg
Greg
Yank Athletes Still Reaping Gold Medals
SAO PAULO Brazil AP Track and field opens at the Pan American Games with a patched US squad aiming to add to its 84 golds. Three men’s finals highlight day one including 9000 meters and sprints. Ralph Boston to high jump in place of Joe Faust. Allan Cassell and Sam Houston replace injured. Eight more swimming golds expected as Americans lead the medal haul. Roy of Sacramento wins 400 free and 400 medley relay sets Games records.
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Sam Houston
Tex
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Haverhill
Mass
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Rick Babka
Manhattan Beach
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Roy Suati
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Wright Leads Women's Open Pursuit in Augusta Round Three
Mickey Wright of Dallas shoots 74 to sit one behind the record pace as she aims to break the women’s title holder mark. Wright stands 146 after two rounds, hoping for rounds of par in the next two to reach 290 and beat Patsy Berg’s 1955 record.
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Augusia
Mickey Wright
Ocay
Miss Wright
Dallas
Hag
Patsy Berg
Palmer Back In Running At Texas Open Lead Battle
SAN ANTONIO AP Six players led by Bruce Crampton after a 4 over par triple bogey pushed the field into the third round of the Texas Open. Arnold Palmer rallied with a 68 to stay within three strokes of the leaders as Crampton Aaron Charles Beard January Fleck shared the lead at 136.
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Tex
Bruce Crampton
Arnold Palmer
Ted
Crampton
Tommy Aaron
Bob Charles
Frank Beard
Don January
Jack Fleck
Herb Heidler Champion Of CJ Bowling With 662 Set
Herb Heidler won the CJ bowling season ending tournament at Avalon Center on Thursday night, posting a 662 in handicap to top the field. Larry Lobdell finished second with 634 and Dick Staples took third with 627 as Office led the team event to victory.
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Corry Jamestown
Avalon Center
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Dick Staples
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Ken Hullags
Misciki
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Dick Smith
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Harry Chris
Staples
Max Chris
Frank Cervola
Don Sargent
Ben Craker
Bobs Anthony
Happy Buccus
Ken Yoder
Lobdell
Larry Eckman
Herb Heidler
Don Bradford
Andy Tomeho
Miscik-Hulings
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Craker-Cervola
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Shaver
A. Kingsley-Wdundon
McClure and Wright Renew Fifth Middleweight Feud on TV
Wilbert Skeeter McClure of Toledo and Teddy Wright of Detroit meet in a 10 round middleweight bout at the Toledo Sports Arena, televised nationally by ABC at 10 p.m. EST. McClure, 24, on leave from his Frankfurt Army post, seeks revenge after beating Wright as an amateur. Wright has won 46 of 60 pro fights.
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Wright
Toledo
Ohio
Wilbert
Skeeter) McClure
Detroit
Teddy Wright
Ring
ABC
Frankfurt
West Germany
Reds Struggles Sink Hutchinsons Club in Stinging Loss
Reds drop to ninth as pitching and defense crumble, with Hutchinson lamenting slumps at key spots. Vada Pinson's first inning single highlights a 20 loss for Cincinnati while Pinson's team-mates fail to drive in runs. In other games, White and Altman power St Louis past Dodgers, and Pirates top Mets aided by Haddix's relief effort.
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Cinmell Mgr
Fred Hutchinson
Reds
Howeton Rehbhandar
Bob Drake
Huteh
Vada Pinson
Gene Freese
Ende Kasko
Don Blasingame
Pete
Wagner Sparks Angels In 13th To Top Orioles
Leon Wagner blasted two homers and a double with five hits and three RBIs as the Los Angeles Angels beat Baltimore 4 3 in 13 innings to topple the Orioles from first in the American League. Waener's late spark boosted his average to .933 with six homers, as Tom Cheney shut out the A's 6 0 in the other game.
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Leon Wagner
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Daddy
Rigney
Los Angeles
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Baltimore
Orioles
Kansas City
Washington
A's
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Minnesota
Detroit
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le Thomas
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Junior League Meeting Slated at Carry Area High School
The Junior League invites baseball managers and other interested adults to a meeting Monday night at Carry Area High School to organize for the summer season. The session begins at 7 o clock in room 30 and targets boys ages 18 to 11.
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Mechee Uw
Carry Area High School
Big League Stars Deliver In 13th Inning Victory
Leon Wagner drove in three runs for the Angels as they won 4-3 in 13 innings over Baltimore. Bob Brice earned the win after limiting Baltimore to a single in the first and throwing a one-hitter as the Colts beat Cincinnati. Ali Mahaffey shut down the Cubs on seven hits, Billy Williams homered in the sixth, Wes Covington hit a three-run homer in the fourth, and Johnny Callison homered in the fifth to lift the Phillies over Glen Hobbie.
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Angels
Sfort
Tomers
Los Angeles
Ede Ballimore
Bob Brice
Colts
Vada Pinson
Yu Tar
Cincinna
Sevankt
Tom Sisk
Ali Mahaffey
Cubs
Billy Williams
Mahaffey
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