Bulldogs overpower Corry track squad in meet sweep
Meadville's Bulldogs swept track and field, beating Corry High 74 to 43 on Corry Area High School oval. Brundage led Corry with wins in 120-yard high hurdles and 880, while Meadville dominated field events including Painter in shot put and pole vault and Bergamasco in broad jump. Corry's Olson was hurt in javelin, and Corry failed to score in the 440.
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Joe Baressi
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Ben Calderone
Larry Mackey
Paul McDonald
Randy Krone
Tom Flowers
Steve Olson
Jack Painter
Bulldogs
Jerry Peterson
Bob Hunter
Fiore Bergamasco
Baressi
al Kimple
Ed Yeager
Tom Gray
Pete Cremonese
Art Perkins
Stewart
Roger
Mung
Mickey McMahon
Wayne Vanderhoff
Phil Leek
Kim Maloney
John Rogch
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Yeager
Gray Lim
Johnson
Kiebert
Blackmar
Gorman
Peterson
Shields
Imple
Gray
Mackey
Roréh
Perkins
Leek
Enderer
Hunter
Bergamasco
McMahon
Williams
Woodie Whacks Pair and Tribe Win
Cleveland Indians beat Kansas City 5-4 in the opener as Woodie Held drives in four runs with two homers. Jim Perry earned his first win of the season over Don Larsen, who took the loss. Held's homers were his third and fourth of the year. Peterson led the Bulldogs with 10, Vanike 91, Bayessi 6, and Stewart five for Beavers. Orange and Black thinclads aim to end a three-meet losing streak by hosting Warren next Tuesday.
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Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Athletics
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Bayessi
Stewart
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Orange and Black
Warren
Beaver Linksmen Bow To Titusville
Corry Beavers, 0-7 in all sports with Titusville after a rough day at Titusville links. Walter Bowen led Corry with 66 stroke total and 14 points in action, while Jim Ghering posted 84 for Titusville. John Davison improved from alternate to second, carding a 99 for the round.
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Titusville
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CAHL
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Corry
Jim Ghering
John Davison
Podres Dominates Giants in Dodgers Victory
Dodgers lefty Johnny Podres extended his win streak over the Giants to five, allowing five earned runs in 42 2 3 innings. In Los Angeles, Podres fueled a five-run fifth inning with three Giants errors as John Roseboro hit a grand slam. Pizarro left after nine with an arm injury as the Cardinals routed the Cubs and Banks hit two homers for 233 career RBIs.
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John Goetz
Bill White
Ernie Banks
Gabby Hartnett
Corry Riflemen Lose Match To Walnut Creek
The Corry Riflemen, after two recent defeats by Walnut Creek and a third loss in a special event at the Lawrence Park Rifle Club, were beaten 1205 to 1196 by Walnut Creek last night.
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Totels
Special Women's Bowling Match Carded Tonight
Local bowling section features Meadville's Cott Beverage five led by Betty Davenport who averages 173 with multiple 600s. Corry's team includes Dorothy Rathbun Dorothy Wolus Barbara Temple Erma Willett and Sophie Douglas in tonight's matchup at Bowl-Aire alleys.
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Meadville
Will Traute
Betty Davenport
Corry
Dorothy Rathbun
Dorothy Wolus
Barbara Temple
Erma Willett
Sophie Douglas
Legion Practice Set Tomorrow for Junior Legion Baseball
The American Junior Legion team announced a practice session for tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at Loveland Field for all boys trying out. McInnes Steel again sponsors the Legion nine. Banke’s first was a three hit shutout by Bob Miller. Barnes relieved for Frank Barnes.
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Bob Miller
Frank Barnes
Four Teams Tied For American Loop Lead
The American League lead tightens as four teams, led by the Chicago White Sox and Baltimore Orioles, sit within a narrow margin. Roy Sievers drove in two runs as Chicago beat Detroit 3-1, joining Detroit and New York at the top with 54 records while Baltimore, Cleveland, and others chase. The win featured a four-hit relief stint by Turk Lown and a decisive fifth-inning run capper by Sievers off Frank Latty.
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Orioles
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Sox
Tigers
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Cleveland
Indians
Kansas City
A's
Washington
Roy Sievers
Frank Laty
Nellie Fox
Hector
Skinny
Friday Results and MLB Scores Summary
Friday results show Baltimore beat New York 2 1 Cleveland won 5 4 over Kansas City Chicago lost to Detroit 1. Saturday matchups Detroit at Chicago New York at Baltimore Washington at Boston Kansas City at Cleveland Sunday Detroit at Chicago Kansas City at Cleveland Washington at Boston plus notes on Yankees nine hits and pitcher Short.
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