Forrester wins 1962 President's Cup at Corry CC
Fran Forrester of East South Street defeated Mary Brown in the finals on Sunday at Corry Country Club to claim the 1962 President's Cup, overcoming Brown who carried a six handicap while Forrester posted the best round to win on the 17th hole. The event also notes Brown's semifinal ousting of Betty MacKenzie and preliminary matchups, with next action the regular club championship as the io-handicap tourney begins soon.
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Dodgers and Giants Rivalry Shifts With Mays Milestone
Giants star Willie Mays hits two homers and five RBIs to reach 100 RBIs on the season, lifting San Francisco over Philadelphia as Los Angeles Dodgers stay 4 1/2 games back behind the leaders. Dodgers win behind Podres as Wills and Davis spark a 24 win over the Mets. Other NL games include Reds over Astros in 13 innings and Cubs edge Braves as hot pitching and timely hitting shape the pennant race.
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Yanks Lose Streak as Twins Rally. Alley Oops Still Spark Yankees
The New York Yankees dropped a four-game stretch with a 1-0 loss to the Minnesota Twins, while the pennant chase reshapes as Chicago White Sox and Los Angeles Angels win. Frank Sullivan spun six strong for Minnesota, aided by a late scoring push. Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle provided brief offense for the Yankees, who struggle in the stretch against Baltimore and Detroit upcoming. The Orioles and White Sox also posted wins, tightening the race with strong pitching and timely hits.
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Benton Beats Joe Giardella in Philadelphia boxing upset
George Benton stunned No. 2 contender Joe Giardella with a 4 round finish in Philadelphia. Benton and manager Hermy Diamond discussed future title plans and a potential October rematch, aiming for a championship shot as Giardella shifts in rankings.
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Player of Month honors amid chaotic team notes
The report highlights player of the month discussions across teams including New York and Columbus with mentions of Bob Bailey and the Jamaica league context. It notes totals, earnings, and awards, but the garbled text limits clarity on dates or exact performances.
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Colt Freshman Dazzles Fans In Colts Scrimmage Night
Baltimore Colts rookie Hezekiah Braxton, a year under wraps, starred in the intra squad scrimmage. Braxton, 6 foot 2, 227 pounds, caught three touchdowns including a 61 yard pass from Tom Matte and 48 yard connection with Val Keckin, while Johnnie Unitas did not lift the varsity to a scare.
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Pirates Start Comeback Bid in Series Opener vs Cardinals
Gibbon, battered by elbow and finger injuries, returns for Pittsburgh as the Pirates open a two game set with St Louis. He has missed a month and enters with a 2-2 record in limited action this season. The Pirates host the Cardinals, aiming to improve their 1-11 against St Louis this year.
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Local Junior Golfers Beat North East
Local junior golfers of Corry Country Club defeated North East by six points before play was halted at Lakeview Country Club after nine holes due to rain. Corry players scoring included Vicky Dyckes Joh Davidson Jeff Brown Harrison Keppel Donald Mackey George Sprovers Mike Cariig Greg Brown and Carl Hillstrom. Upcoming matches include a return duel at Corry on August 27 and a match at Conewango Valley next Monday with Wanango Country Club as another late month date.
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Ben-ton Over Giardello In Philadelphia Bout
George Benton won a points decision over Joey Giardello in Philadelphia. The bout appeared to be contested at light middleweight action with Benton securing clear rounds. The result added another step in Benton’s rising path while Giardello suffered a narrow defeat in a crowded arena.
Little League Crown Goes to Jamestown Team
Corry Jamestown claims the Little League title after a 13-2 victory over the Elks at Bracken Field. Dave Wetmore allowed only two hits and earned his sixth decision, with Gary Blynt and Hasbrouck leading the offense with multiple hits.
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McKinley Shines as U S Davis Cup Struggles Continue
In Mexico City Chuck McKinley stood out for the United States during a Davis Cup loss to Mexico. McKinley won his singles match and helped in the doubles, while Pancho Gonzales coached the team amid a tough American Zone setback. Rafael Osuna defeated Jo Douglas in a five-set thriller highlighting the day’s nitty gritty.
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Willie Mays Goes Five For Five In Giants Victory
San Francisco center fielder Willie Mays went five for five with two home runs and five RBIs as the Giants defeated Philadelphia. Mays raised his season average and RBI total, recalling previous five-for-five performances including a 1958 Coliseum showing of two homers and four RBIs. The game contrasted with past doubleheader memories and San Francisco era changes, highlighting Mays as the standout star.
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Erie Lightweight Fight Delayed By Injury
An injury to Paddy Read of Providence forced postponement of a ten round match with Johnny Bizzarro of Bridgeport. Promoter Don Elbaumidt moved the bout from August first to August twenty fifth. The fight was billed as the American minor lightweight championship.
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Big League Stars Rally as Mays Giants Pace 9-2 Win
Batting star Willie Mays and another Giants batter drove in five runs with two home runs and three singles as the club piled up 19 hits to defeat Philadelphia 9-2. Athletics pitcher Ed Rakow shut out Washington on six hits for a 1-0 win, fanning 11 in his second triumph over the Senators.
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