Corry Little Leaguers Seek Sectional Win At Linesville
Corry's Baressi brothers lead District 1 champions into Linesville tonight in the opening round of Little League sectionals. They seek a trip to Williamsport after a 7-2 opener over Harborcreek and 4 straight wins. Key players include Schwab, Sample, Eaton, Chase, McLaughlin and Hasbrouck, with Chase on the mound. If victorious, Corry faces Sharon area champs next in Corry.
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Aliquippa
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Sam
Williamsport
Pennsylvania
Harborcreek
French Creek Valley National
Wesleyville
Crawford County
Mark Chase
Joe McLaughlin
Dan Taylor
Bill Blynt
Schwab
RBI
Sample
Chase
Taylor
McLaughlin
Paul Downey
John Bracken
Dat Clark
Eaton
Norm Hasbrouck
Hasbrouck
Blynt
Ti Corry
Sharon Area
Morton Sparkles Savings and Loaners Top Youngsville
Morton pitched a strong game for Corry Savings and Loan, limiting Youngsville to two hits as Loveland Field hosted a 1 victory. The 5-2-1 team gained a big second inning with five runs led by Bob Zalzneck and Mike Dubrosky, while Morton earned nine strikeouts in his first start for Corry. The win followed by a rematch against Union City on Unionites' field.
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Youngsville
Corry Savings and Loan Baseballers
Loveland Field
Morton
Hubert
Ottaway
Corry
Slocum
Ottoway
George Sproveri
Corryites
Sproversmen
Bob Zalzneck
Mike Dubrosky
Jim Black
Dexter Sandberg
Dan Abt
Dubbrosky
Black
Savings and Loan Lads
Union City
Unionites
Wins baseball crown of Pennsylvan ia Babe Ruth league title
Phoenixville captured the Pennsylvania Babe Ruth Baseball League championship to advance to the Middle Atlantic Regional Tournament in Bridgeton New Jersey August 11 to 15. The Phoenixville club beat Valley of West Hamilton 4 2 in 10 innings Saturday night to claim the crown. Kramer homered for Valley, while John Fitchott of Valley struck out 17 but unraveled in the 11th inning as the winning runs scored.
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APJ
Bridgeton
Woodlaw Calif
Valley of West Haile Tonn
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Valley
Kramer
Steelers drop Womack and three rookies from roster
Womack a two year NFL veteran and three rookies were cut by the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday. Linebacker Sam Tidmore was returned to the Cleveland Browns who previously traded for him on an undisclosed draft choice condition. Also released were Art Smith Virginia Union Ron Richnafsky Purdue and Dave Ane Michigan State. The offense beat the defense 15 10 in two hour Saturday practice.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
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Cleveland Browns
Steelers
Browns
Art Smith
Virginia Union
Ron Richnafsky
Purdue
Dave Ane
Michigan State
Big League Stars Pitching Shuts Out Twins 2-0
Jimsouton of the Yankees pitched his second straight shutout allowing three hits as New York defeated Minnesota 2-0 to stretch AL lead to five percentage points over Baltimore. Duke Snider delivered a tie breaking eighth inning single to lift the Giants 2-1 over Pittsburgh, narrowing the NL gap to Philadelphia.
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Minnesota
New York
Baltimore
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San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Giants
Philadelphia
Nagle Edges Palmer In Canadian Open Thriller
Australian veteran Ken Nagle outpaced Arnold Palmer to win the Canadian Open Golf Championship at Pinegrove with a 7 under 277. Palmer finished two back at 279 after a late surge. Floyd and Sikes followed at 280 and 281. Nagle earned 7,500 dollars, Palmer 4,000.
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Arnald Palmer
Ken Nagle
Arnie
Nagle
Palmer
Pinegrove
Bill Collins
Grossinger
Ray Floyd
St. Andrews
Floyd
Dan Sikes Jr
Ponte Vedra
Fla
Penn tops Texas in Big 33 clash at Hershey Stadium
Pennsylvania defeats Texas 12 to 6 as Uniontown’s Ben Gregory returns a punt for the winning touchdown late in the fourth quarter. Bob Bazylak directs the Pennsylvan ia offense with 154 passing yards while Bob Longo makes a 52 yard pass run to put the locals ahead. Coach Lefty James earns his fourth Big 33 win and aims to keep the team together for four years.
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Texas
Hershey
Pennsylvania
Uniontown
Ben Gregory
Jimmy Russell
Hurst Bell
Longhorns
Keystone
Bob Bazylak
McKeesport
Bob Longo
Pittsburgh
Baldwin
George
Lefty) James
Cornell
Sign Seventh Boyer Brother Signs Card Contract
Lennie Boyer, last of seven brothers to sign a pro baseball deal, received a bonus from the St. Louis Cardinals. The left handed hitting shortstop from Alba Missouri stands 6 2 and 180 pounds and is the fifth Boyer to join the Cardinal organization. Scout Charley Frey signed him for about 25000 dollars. Ken Boyer is with the Cardinals and Cletis with the Yankees.
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Lennie Boyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Lennie
Alba, Mo
Boyer
Cardinal
Charley Frey
Ken Boyer
Cardinals
Cletis
Yankees
Weekend Fights Roundup in Yokohama and Panama City
In Yokohama Ronnie Jones aged 118 from Chicago knocked out Tet suro Kawai 11744 of Japan. In Panama City Ismael Laguna 182% outpointed Vincente Dorado 132% of Argentina. The results highlight two boxing bouts and their decisions.
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Ronnie Jones
Chicago
Tetsuro Kawai
Japan
Panama City
Panama
Ismael Laguna
Vincente Dorado
Argentina
Yanks and Orioles Tied as Phillies Edge Ahead
Baseball roundup with Sam McDowell and Larry Brown in a Cleveland doubleheader sweep over Detroit. McDowell pitched four-hitter in game one but endured stomach pains, then to hospital. Brown delivered a clutch pinch hit but later ruled a force play. Yankees blank Minnesota as Bouton fires his second straight shutout. Orioles rally to beat Kansas City 8 7. Giants edge Pirates as Dark again passes the winning run on base. Dodgers beat Phillies 6 1 as Wills stars. Cardinals rally to beat Reds 5 4. Cubs top Brewers and Astros outslug Mets in opener.
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Larry Brown
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Sanda McDowell
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Cleveland
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Curt Flood
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Rowing Champs Spark Victory by Laconia Crew
New York Harv Laconia crew triumphed in the eight event by five lengths at the NalA rowing championships, securing a decisive win in the main showdown.
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Harv Laconia
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