Pfeiffer Captures Crown At Corry Country Club
Power hitting Leo Pfeiffer won the Corry Country Club blue ribbon title by eight strokes in a 72 hole medal play event completed yesterday on the hilltop course. Pfeiffer posted 204 to lead Denny Dyckes, who finished second with 302, while Dr. John Mohr was third at 304 after a 78 yesterday. Rudolph withdrew after a strong first round, reducing field completion to about 20 from an initial 40. Dyckes, a Corry Area High School alumnus, continues the family golf legacy with five prior trophies owned by his father Willard. Ross Bailey won the first flight with 328.
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Leo Pfeiffer
Corry Country Club
Pfeiffer
Denny Dyckes
Dyckes
Corry Area
John Mohr
Mohr
John Rudolph
Rudolph
Willard
Bill
Ross Bailey
Roy Swanson Spins Nifty One Hitters
Roy Swanson and the Savings and Loan baseballers defeated the Upper Allegheny Hot Stove League All Stars 11 to 0 in Sheffield. Corry, champions of the 29th District American Legion, threatened a third no hitter as Swanson allowed only a fourth inning single by Subek while his team exploded for five in the fifth and four more in the sixth aided by errors and timely hitting from Whitmeyer Dubrosky Ahl Mick Wetmore and Persing.
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Savings and Loan Baseballers
Sheffield
Corryites
American Legion
Roy Swanson
Subek
Jim Hammond
Porky Whitmeyer
Mike Dubrosky
Dan Ahl
Jack Hammond
Whitmeyer
Dubrosky
Dave Wetmore
Swanson
Larry Persing
Blackmer Streak Ends at State Line Speedway Race
Busti N Y driver Ron Blackmer saw his win streak halted by a blown transmission as Dale Clark of Frewsburg claimed the 100 lap sportsman class stock title before 9800 fans at State Line Speedway. Lyle Brown of Jamestown finished second and Skip Furlow of Jamestown third. Bob Schnars of Busti won the 2 lap late model feature by a nose over Stan Stevens of Panama with North Clymer’s John Whitehead third. Blackmer later won the Eriez sportsman feature and nearly captured the late model 25 lapper before another transmission failure.
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N. Y
Ron Eanmer
Dale Clark
Frewsburg
Stateline Speedway
Lyle Brown
Jamestown
Skip Furlow
Bob Schnars
Stan Stevens
Panama
North Clymer
John Whitehead
Squirt Johns
Brockway
Blackmer
Eriez
Whitehead
Jerry Curtis
CJ Captures Little League Crown Again
Corry Jamestown swept Moose in a Saturday Bracken Field doubleheader 62 and 16-8. Doug Brown hit his 12th homer to set a league mark as Baressi’s squad extended its 162 game winning pace. Dubrosky, Wetmore, Swanson, and Mick each contributed multiple hits in a dominant campaign. Final Savings and Loan nine record stood at 24-7 with Brown and Gross key on offense and pitching.
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Corry Jamestown
Doug Brown
Joel Baressi
Moose
Bracken Field
Brown
Legion
Dubrosky
Wetmore
Swanson
Mick
Curry
Savings and Loan
Gary Millspaw
Larry Gross
Baressi
Hungrier golfers win these days in Cleveland Open
In Cleveland the lean pros dominated with R A Sikes winning the $100000 Cleveland Open by three strokes at Lakewood Country Club. Sikes, 26, used vitamin pills to boost energy and posted a 268 total, while Bob Goalby finished second at 272. Don January took third at 274 as Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer faded into a large group near the end.
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Cleveland
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
al Gelberger
R. A
Sikes
Art Modell
Leo
Murphy
University of Arkansas
Bob Goalby
Lakewood Country Club
Goalby
Belleville
Tfl
Don January
Julius Boros
Bobby J. Nichols
Nicklaus
Palmer
Pirates In 3 Way Deadlock Again
The Dodgers regained a one percentage point lead over the Pittsburgh Pirates who lost to Cincinnati 9-7 as San Francisco pulled within three games. Roberto Clemente drove in five for Pittsburgh while Deron Johnson, Gaylord Perry and Roseboro highlighted NL action in a day of tight standings and late rallies.
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Associated Press
John Roseboro
Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati
San Francisco Giants
Rose
Oro
Roseboro
Atlanta
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Houston
Lou Johnson
Ron Fairly
Jim Lefebvre
Willie Davis
Fairly
Johnson
Deron
Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
San Francisco
Cap Peterson
Chicago
Gaylord Perry
Tony Cloninger
Orioles Bow To Senators
Willie Horton of Detroit remains wary of his batting form as he battles slumps and relies on his wife for some things while noting his two homers and six RBIs in a doubleheader against Boston. Horton posted a .286 average and 17 homers this season, with 67 RBIs, as Detroit split the pair with the Red Sox. In other AL action, Washington topped Baltimore and Chicago defeated California.
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Associated Press
Willie Horton
Horton
Detroit
Boston
Willie
Sox
Tiger Stadium
Washington
Baltimore
Chicago
Califor
Major Stars And Braves Pitch Five Hit Shutout Of Phillies
Tony Cloninger of the Braves fired a five hit 3-0 victory over Philadelphia. Willie Horton of the Tigers slugged two homers six hits and six RBIs as Detroit split a doubleheader with Boston 2 and 67.
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Tony Cloninger
Braves
Philadelphia
Willie Horton
Tigers
Detroit
Boston
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