Corry Baseball Season Winding Down With League Bets
Corry's S BOX baseball is nearly finished as boys leagues wrap up and city softball winds down. The church softball league at the high school east field remains active, while junior league players may still play a game or two. Fred McEldowney heads a hand picked Pirates squad for a couple standouts in the 1 15 age group. Predictions note an unofficial All-Star nine to Mill Village for postseason play and a shift to football with Corry High grid practice starting next Saturday.
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Giants Rally Past Dodgers In Key NL clash
In a pivotal Friday game, Willie Mays delivered a go ahead double after a disputed play ruled valid by umpire Sudol. Billy O Dell pitched five strong innings to back a six run Giants eruption, with podres roughed up and Durocher ejected. Other NL results saw Robinson homer twice for Cincinnati, Spahn win number two for Milwaukee, and Chicago, St Louis, and Pittsburgh winning to tighten playoff races.
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Elroy Faceisi
Baseball scores and standings from Friday and upcoming games
American League results show Detroit shut out 8-0 by Baltimore and Cleveland defeating Washington 3-0. Los Angeles beat Minnesota 1-0 to stay 5 games back, while Boston and Baltimore rainout. National League lists Los Angeles leading with 38 wins, followed by San Francisco and Cincinnati.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Baseball leaders shown from various teams include Mays and Aaron atop home runs and runs, Robinson and Mays in doubles, Wills and Davis in runs, Davis in RBIs, and Davis and Robinson in hits. Pitching leaders feature Purkey and Donnostan with notable decision totals and Pascual and Pizarro in strikeouts.
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Sandy Shines In Canada
Montreal Alouettes rookie quarterback Sandy Stephens delivered a veteran performance against Toronto Argonauts in the season opener. Stephens, No. 2 draft pick by the Browns, led Montreal with two touchdowns in the first quarter and outplayed Toronto’s Tobi Hots and Tom Dubsinski, guiding a dominant start.
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Montreal Drives to Early 27 0 Lead on Opening Drive
The report notes passes of 15 and 47 yards to half back George Dixon and end Mary Ouster in the first quarter then a two yard touchdown run by a Montreal player to make it 27 0 less than nine minutes after kickoff.
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Lexi
Pa Team Reaches Teener Finals
The Pa Teener squad edged Tucson 10 in a tight semifinal to reach the final against Chester Pa for the Teener baseball championship. Chester remains the lone undefeated finalist after eliminations in the double tournament.
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Fight Results From Eugene and Miami Bout Showdowns
Boxing card reports a stoppage in a Eugene Oregon bout with Phil Moyer halted by referee. In Miami Florida a separate match ends with a stoppage as fighters exchange blows and the decision is ruled a technical stoppage.
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Giants Rally Past Dodgers In 6 Run Sixth
Willie Mays hit his 35th homer for the Giants and doubled to start a six run sixth that sealed a victory over the league leading Dodgers. Dean Chance pitched the shutout to give the Angels a 1-0 win over the Twins, moving Los Angeles into second in the American League.
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Packers Destroy Cowboys in Cotton Bowl Opener
Green Bay, the defending NFL champions, crushed Dallas 41 to 7 in the Cotton Bowl in rough conditions. Paul Hornung scored on a five yard run and contributed on defense. Hajah Pius and Jom Roach also delivered scoring and passes as Green Bay asserted dominance. In the AFL, Houston beat Denver 33 to 17 in Atlanta with George Bland kicking four field goals and Billy Cannon adding a yard dash.
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Phoenixville and Back Mountain Vie For Pa Little League Crown
Phoenixville defeats Carmichaels 12-1 in the semi final as Bill Byrne throws two scoreless innings before a Carmichaels homer. Back Mountain beats Williamsport 2-1 with Charley Kerns delivering a decisive sixth inning homer and Ed Dubil holding on for the win.
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Ex-Kane Coach Named Head Coach at Freeport High
Laur-uu ert C. King, former Kane High School head football coach, is appointed head coach at Freeport Area High School. The school board announced the appointment yesterday, succeeding John Lewis who left to teach in Maryland. King's Kane teams went 15 wins, 1 loss, and 1 tie over three seasons.
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Dick McGuire Signs Detroit Pistons for 1960 61 Season
Dick McGuire signed a one year contract to coach the Detroit Pistons in the NBA. It is his third full season as coach following his appointment as player coach on December 18 1959 succeeding Red Rocha.
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Arnold Palmer Leads By Five At Akron Open
Reportedly strong rounds put Arnold Palmer ahead by five strokes during the Akron open round. Teammates and rivals struggled as Palmer built a commanding lead with a record course score. several players trailed including January and others in the field known for high finishes.
Pirates fall to Cubs 76 in Wrigley see-saw loss
Pittsburgh drops to within one game of sixth place after a 76 to 69 defeat at Chicago. George Altman homered inside the park to spark a late Cubs surge as Elroy Face faltered in relief. Roberto Clemente doubled twice and tied the game before Chicago grabbed the winner in the ninth.
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Record field to chase 14th USGA Girls Junior title
In Buffalo New York 124 entrants compete for the 14th USGA Girls Junior Championship set for August 2024. The 1162 winner Mary Lowell of Hayward California cannot defend as she is too old, while Janie Fassinger of New Castle Pennsylvania at age 10 is the youngest entrant.
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Baptists Triumph In Church Softball Thriller 6 5
Fred Marsh starred for the Baptists with two homers and a game ending triple play to defeat the Lutherans 6 5 at the high school field. Marsh’s second homer in the seventh produced the winning run as Baptists stay in first place with Methodists close behind.
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