Corry sports notes salute Marines and local activity
BoB Loveland reports two former Corry High stars Bob Roden and Jerry Hamilton with a U S Marines landing team in the Mediterranean as part of Sixth Fleet exercises with NATO. They toured Sicily Rhodes and Athens after leaving Camp Lejeune in May. The local sports scene also praises Ben Calderone and Jerry Litherland for league cooperation, notes coaching moves, and lists upcoming football and tennis events including Corry High scrimmage limits and the Intercity Tennis Club Tourney in Oil City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Bob Roden
Jerry Hamilton
U. S. Marines
Mediterranean Sea
Mobil
Sixth Fleet
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Mediterranean
Palermo
Sicily
Rhodes
Athens
Greece
Hamilton
CAHS
Roden
Ben Calderone
Jerry Litherland
The
Journal Daily
Cahs Beavers
Jerry
Union City
Litherland
Herb Klodell
Ron Schrecengost
Warren
John Milanovich
Corry High
P Cipal
Hopewell Township
Aliquippa
Phillies
Tony Taylor
Los Angeles Angels
Paul Foytak
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Meadville High
Townville
Dick Lumley
Lumley
Dave Hilbert
Youngsville
Hilbert
Erie Academy
Edinboro College
Mary Brown
Corry Country Club
Mary
Chip Kessler
PIAA
Harborcreek
Lou Hanna
Hanna
Erie
Hassan Park
Oil City
Dick Fry Sr
Palmer and Player tied at Orchard Lake in exhibition
Arnold Palmer closed with a 13 foot birdie putt on the 18th green to finish one under 71, tying Gary Player in a benefit golf exhibition at Orchard Lake Country Club amid a late missed birdie opportunity for Palmer.
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Drcbard
Taft
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Orchard Lake Country Club
Giants and Cards Tie Payoff Chase as Yanks Rise
Willie Mays sparks the Giants with a 10 game hitting streak lifting his average to .400 over that run and boosting San Francisco to a tie with St Louis for second place, five games behind Los Angeles while the Dodgers maintain the lead with a win over the Cubs. Mays, Duffalo and Wills contribute key plays. St Louis withstands Mets, and other NL results shape the crowded race.
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Associated Press
Woeldl
Willie
Magnificent
Mags
San Francisco Giant
Giants
Houston
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
New York
Mets
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Reds
Phillies
Mays
Colts
Jim Duffalo
Don Larsen
Maury Wills
Cubs
Don Drysdale
Cards
Stan Musial
National League Standings and Tuesday Results
National League standings and Tuesday results show Los Angeles, San Francisco, St. Louis, Chicago, and others with wins and losses. Highlights include New York defeating Milwaukee in extra innings and Cincinnati beating Philadelphia after 10 innings. Upcoming games list matchups across major teams with several city derbies.
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National League
W. L. Pet. G.B
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Bt. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philatelphia
al Ge
Milwaukee
Pittsboroh
Houston
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburet
Miwaukee
Philadelphia
Los Angels
Pittsburgh
W. L. Pel
Baltimore
Minnesota
Boston
Cleveland
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
Yankees Split as Wilhelm’s Wild Pitch Sinks Sox
Hoyt Wilhelm, 46, falters in 3 4-3 loss for Chicago White Sox to Kansas City after a miscalled passed ball. George Alusik’s single drove in the decisive run as the White Sox trail the Yankees by eight. Stan Williams pitched a one hit shutout for New York over Washington.
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Associated Press
Hoyt Wilhelm
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Wilhelm
Gino Cimoli
Camilo Carreon
Cimoli
George Alusik
Jim Brosnan
White Sox
New York
Yankees
Stan Williams
Washington
Senators
Whitey Ford
Baltimore
Cleveland
Jim Gentile
Detroit
Philadelphia Tiers Named for New NBA Team
Philly's new NBA club will be the Philadelphia Tiers after a name contest. In a church softball game, EUB Nine Blasts Alliance beat Altrv Koslov 11-6 as Carl Glabbatz faltered early but settled for the win.
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EUB
Philly
76Ers
Philadelphia
National Basketball Association
Altrv Koslov
Carl Glabbatz
Indian Pitcher Sets Record for Frustration in Orioles Game
Cleveland Indians pitcher Derry Walker appeared to set an unofficial record for frus tration as he looked to first base runner Russ Snyder in the eighth inning. After a strike to Bob Saverine, Walker made eight unsuccessful pickoff attempts at Dick Snyder before finally throwing to Saverine and watching Snyder steal second.
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Baltimore
Derry Walker
Cleveland Indians
Russ Snyder
Baltimore Orioles
Walker
Bob Saverine
Dick Snyder
Saverine
Snyder
Steelers Air Attack Okay
West Liberty West Virginia AP Coach Buddy Parker says he is happy with the Pittsburgh Steelers passing attack led by quarterback Ed Brown, but the ground game needs polishing as the team trains for their first exhibition against the Green Bay Packers in Miami. The NFL club also added rookie Ed Burke of Notre Dame.
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West Liberty
W. Va
Buddy Parker
Pittsburgh Steelers
Ed Brown
Parker
Green Bay Packers
Miami
Fla
National Football League
Ed Burke
Notre Dame
West Penn Open Golf Champion Is Frank Kirsly
Frank Kirsly of Elks Country Club Latrobe won the West Penn Open at Churchill Valley with a final total of 1136 after a 67 in the second round. He led by five strokes over the field.
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Pyitsburgh
Frank Kirsly
Elks Country Club Latrobe
Kirsly
Churchill Valley Country Club
Leo Pfetiter
Nos
Corry
Georgia Grid Coach Thinks His Team Was Sold Out
Georgia football coach Johnny Griffith testified he believed someone fed information to Alabama before the 1962 game. He noted that notes with two plays were used by his squad, but he denied claiming it was Wally Butts. Griffith recalled Butts helped him earlier, including loans.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Johnny Griffith
Griffith
Wally Butts
Genryan
Awilhel Curie Publishing Co
Troych
Citykls
Butts
Pully
Brynuit
Alabam
Widf
Yai Jintey
Bryant Griffith
Alabama
The
Post
Baseball doubleheader split as Williams leads Yankees to win
Stan Williams allowed one hit through three innings and struck out 11 with one walk in a 1-0 New York victory that split a doubleheader with Washington. Senators won opener 8-5 as Marty Wills sparked Dodgers with four straight hits guiding a 4-1 NL win over the Cubs. Palmer tops golf earnings in Dunedin with $96,995 from 17 events. Nicklaus trails with $79,590 across 18 events. The 250-pound player was claimed off waivers after Cowboys release.
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Yankees
Tony Kubek
Benny Daniels
Bobby Richardson
Associated Press
Stan Williams
Innit
Don Bhasingame
Washington
New York
Senators
Marty Wills
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Palmer
Dunedin
Fla
Arnolf Palmer
Amon
Jack Nicklaus
Unclear OCR sports result involving local teams and players
Fragmentary report notes Uhensby, Dr. Juhn Mabe, and Meier among others in a scholastic meet. It mentions Mar nes, Pfeiffer, and Virion with unclear actions and a state scholastic event. Details are garbled and names are inconsistently rendered.
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Uhensby
Sears
Celui Elamnnion
Juhn Mabe
Mohr
Pfeiffer
Hey
Meier
Heather
Corry
Bruce Rankin's Homer Spills Jordan's 10 9
Bruce Rankin homered to give Method’s an extra run and a 10 9 victory over defending champion Jordan’s. Rankin drove in two, with key hits in the seventh and eighth innings as Jordan’s rallied but fell short.
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Bruce Rankin
Homer
Jordan
Plage Rankin
Meethod
Jordin
Tost
Rankin
Will Jordan
Jeagar
Mya
Bob Mursly
Carmen Pivarrillo
Crew
Jane Mend
Ted Tullie
Jordan's Javon Debuts in Packed Gin Conn Schedule
A garbled but name rich item lists numerous players and teams including B Rankin Smith Cage and Chompson with mentions of Hampht Moose and Meprintt's. It notes Friday play and a frame labelled HOU QUO DOUBLES with pitchers Zadyy and LORTNGE and umpire.
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Jordan
Javon
Bhuen
Mererhoft
Uneda
Rankin
Smith
Cage
Miller
Chompson
Lorvale
Moose
Thomainn
Mase
Marale
L. Cine
Po Wan
Nein
J Blaghe
Zadyy
Raglemptains Hershey Pa Tnsieart of somine different
Raglemptains Hershey Pa reports a shuffled note about SHON KATE and Philadelphia Barbies. mentions Coach Nick Skovich appointing Dr Bb Sill as co captain of He Walia amid changes to permanent rosters and leadership.
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Hershey
Nick Skovich
Bb. Sill
Phillies Name Mauch Manager Through 1965
The Phillies signed Gene Mauch to manage through 1965, with contract terms undisclosed. Owner Bob Carpenter and Quinn Aik praised the move as stabilizing a improving youthful team, noting the Phillies rose from last to sixth in the standings last season and earned consideration as pennant contenders.
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Philadelita Ars Til
Gene Masel
Ble Pew
Philmleiphig Phillies Mauviel Atk
Weelubhouse
Phils
Wenwen
Johi Hfe
Quinn
SNK
Bob Carpenter
Fiaiy
Preston
Anty
Anne Witt
Philos
New York Mets
Polo Grounds
Maneh
Satie Limes
Yoo Wa
Jnstoghose
Mets
Phillies
Mavell
Mavich
Wayer Veaugues
Wnt Ynering
Mauch
Honma
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Ieln
Yanks
Chuck McCray
Dave Turner
Trisket
C. Bugbee
B. Bugbee
C. Clabbatt
Shannon
J. Bugbee
Lacey
P. Clabbaty
Alliance
R. McCray
Earles
May, Stranahan
C. McCray
D. Turner
B. McCray
Vander
Walter Stalberg
Stalberg
Shrine of Liberty
South Side Beverage
Sun Crest
Frostie
Kimlin Dry Beverages
Bob
West South Street
REX Theatre
West Penn
Georgia Grid
Dallas Cowboys
Sie
A&b
Mama Gane
Annas Pol
Rizes
Blondie
Mgr. Mauch
Footballleautieeb
Chic Young
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