Tribute To Roy Swanson From Corry Fans
A Warren native, Roy Swanson stars for the Corry Savings and Loan team in Legion League, turning down an Orioles offer to stay local. He threw back-to-back no hitters and a near perfect game, earning a four year Penn State scholarship while Chamber of Commerce awards honor his service to the community and baseball.
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Roy Swanson
Corry
Swanson
Savings and Loan
Tearm
Jim Hammond
Orioles
Chamber of Commerce
Hammond
Bracken
James Hammond
Logan
Threebell
Hiammiehd
Warren
Messrs
Master and Monaghan
Board of Directors
Cliff Holcomb
Roy
Penn State University
Penn State
Arizona State College
the Savings and Loan
Warren Area High School
Warren Beverage
Corry Savings and Can
American Legion League
Kennedy Trip Persists In Tenning 3-2 Victory Over Keystones
Barry Graham fireballing for Kennedy tossed a ten inning two run game with 17 strikeouts and no walks, edging the Corry Keystones 3 to 2 at Lovelsona Field. Keystones tied it in the fifth, then Kennedy broke loose in extras as Graham escaped a late rally and Bill Mitchell nearly won it in the bottom of the tenth with a controversial rundown play.
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Kennedy
J. Y
Barry Graham
Corry Keystones
Lovelsna Field
Graham
Rick Hammond
Larry Greer
Orry
Greer
Tom Morton
Dispenza
Boyde
Dick Holland
Dick Wakefield
Morton
Wakefield
Keystone
del Mee
Larry Persing
Orce
Bruce Johnson
Bill Mitchell
Terry Wilams
Pat Anderson
Mitchell
Persing
Big Bill
Ken
Bob Marsh Wins Hole-In-One Contest at Kiwanis Event
Bob Marsh captured the grand prize in the Kiwanis Club hole in one contest at North Hills Municipal Golf Course over the weekend. Marsh missed the big prize by 14 inches but won $25. Ron Bailey placed second, 23 inches short. About 200 participants took part and 20 golf balls were awarded to 15 or 16 competitors. full results expected later today.
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Bob Marsh
Kiwanis Club
North Hills Municipal
Marsh
Ron Bailey
Artie Shaw
Shaw
Keystones reach Shaughnessy Playoffs after late rally
Corry Keystones stave off pressure as Morton earns ten innings on pitching five hits and 13 strikeouts. Graham files a key out, ending threats in the final frame. Corry secures a 9-8 win over Kennedy and a 64 record in the County Association, earning a playoff berth with Randolph finishing second and Corry set to face the third place team in the opening round.
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Nedy
Graham
Ron Swackhamer
Dave Beal
Morton
Corry
Keystones
Randolph
Legion
Ashtabula Nips Legion Nine Triumphs 5-3
Ashtabula beat Corry Savings and Loan 5-3 led by Denny Berrier who held nine hits and fanned 12 with a double and triple. Roy Swanson took the loss while Berrier and Clemens fueled a fourth inning rally, and Corry added three late singles but fell short. Umpires were Hatch Persing Whitworth.
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Ashtabula
Ohio
Corry Savings and Loan
Denny Berrier
Berrier
Roy Swanson
Dave Clemens
Bertier
Bernier
Pete Sardella
Andy Nappi
Swanson
Jerry Mick
Danny Abs
Clemen
Petronios
Savings and Loan
Ahl
Rick Wascali
Dick Steaves
Wascals
Jack Hammond
Wascal
Corry
Pat Anderson
the Savings and Loan
The
Keystone
Tigers Indians Split as Twins Move Up Indians rally past Tigers
The Tigers and Indians split a doubleheader as Minnesota moved into second place. Chance nearly pitched a no hitter for Boston end in rain delay. Orioles swept the White Sox with a pair of wins. Cubs, Senators, and Tigers other results.
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Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Washington
California
New York
Kansas City
Detroit
Cleveland
Twins
Jim Lonborg
Cesare Tovar
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Rich Rollins
White Sox
Russ Snyder
Tom Phoebus
Snyder
Wally Bunker
Phoebus
Paul Blair
Orioles
Paul Casanova
Bernie Allen
Tung
Senators
Camilo
Pascual
Darold Knowles
Jim McGlothlin
Bill Freehan
Tigers
Duke Sims
Indians
Joe Sparma
Steve Hargan
Orlando
John Mohr
Corry
Ztey Vance Seadee
Tahaahthedain Aree
Nia
Werevall
Aie
Mohr
Pfeiffer
Bob Williams
Guy Butters
Jack Wells
Bill Dyckes
John Davidson Sinks Ace 4t Corry CC
John Waliason son of Mr and Mrs Robert Davidson 391 Wayne Street dropped a hole in one Friday afternoon on Corry Country Club No 2 hole. He used a four wood to sink a 255 yard shot while playing a round with Chuck Cummings. John a 1967 Kenyon College graduate Gambier Ohio will enter Dicken son Law School this fall.
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John Waliason
Robert Davidson
Wayne Street
Corry Country Club
Davidson
Chuck Cummings
John
Kenyon College
Gambier
Ohio
Dickenson Law School
Cards Keep On Winning While Cubs Slip In NL Race
The St Louis Cardinals stretched their winning streak to five with a 2 to 0 victory over Cincinnati while the Chicago Cubs dropped their sixth in a row, 6 to 4 to Atlanta, falling nine games behind the pace. Other NL actions included the Giants sweeping the Mets in two, Philadelphia defeating Houston and the Dodgers ending a five game skid.
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Associated Preas
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta
Cardinals
Milwaukee Braves
San Francisco
New York
Philadelphia
Houston
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Nelson Briles
Reds
Tung
Cubs
Joe Torre
Adolfo Phillips
Giants
Mets
Ty Cline
Willie McCovey
Bill White
Phillies
Ron Davis
Dave Giusti
Astros
Len Gabrielson
Ron Hunt
Dodgers
Bob Miller
Pirates
Faia Ahi Tnely
Dom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Odds and Endsley
Virgil Endsley
Corry Nine
Warren Area
Baltimore Orioles
Lawrence Park
Mike Jensen
Robert Bracken
National League
W. T. Pet
W. L. Pet
St. Louis
Chicago
Minnesota
Chicago Boston
Detroit O
Cincinnat
Ang
Salah
Boston
the Corry Chamber OF Commerce
Adenau
Germany
New Zealand
Denis Hulme
Dan Gurney
Costa Mesa
Calif
Hulme
Repco
Umspires
Hatch
Ashtabula Nips Legion
Cory
Berrier, Sardella
Whitworth
Columbus
Kathy Whitworth
Susie Maxwell
Seattle
Wash
Billy Schumacher
Miss Bardshi
Chisox
Associated Presa
Dean Chance
Chance
John Davidson
Corry CC
North Hills
Rossin
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