Mackenzie Memorial Tournament At Corry Club Draws Amateurs
The Corry Country Club hosts the 1958 Mackenzie Memorial Tournament named for a benefactor. About 90 golfers from PA NY and OH enter two handicap flights with prizes including a set of irons woods golf bags and more. Local weather expected sunny for the Sunday event.
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Tri-State
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
MacKenzie Day
Muskie Catches At Findley Lake Provide Big Fish Haul
The Miles cottage area at Findley Lake added six muskellunge this week as anglers including Robert Hand Ronald Miles and Mrs Harry Miles reported large catches. Hand reeled a 31 inch six pounder on August 1 and a 4 inch nine pounder on July 1h. Ronald Miles landed a 38 inch twelve pound muskie on July 15. Mrs Harry Miles pulled a 92 inch seven pounder on July 23 and another 92 inch seven pounder yesterday. Mrs Hand caught an 82 inch seven pounder while trolling. The group also landed sizeable bass over 20 inches.
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Findley Lake
Robert Hand
Hand
Pirates Rise Under Murtaugh Toward Strong 1958 Run
Pirates manager Danny Murtaugh has reshaped the team into a competitive 1958 squad. Through 100 games, Pittsburgh sits at 51-49, seven games better than the 1957 pace, with strong pitching rotation management and a sharp, entertaining style. The club, drawing 841,000 fans with 25 home dates left, aims for a vigorous stretch run.
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Danny Murtaugh
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Murlaugh
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Forbesfield
White Sox and Pirates Tie for Second in Standings
The American League and National League pennant races heat up as the Chicago White Sox move into a second place tie with Boston behind New York. Pierce and Donovan pace the Sox while Minnie Minoso homers for Cleveland at Yankee Stadium. In the NL, Pittsburgh surges to a share of second after defeating Milwaukee, and Philadelphia and Cincinnati split a 19-inning affair.
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Ballmore
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Philadelphia
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St. Louie
Vittsburgh
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Cincanati
St. Louis
Tunnell Victor Advances. Tusnell Advances in Cory Club Meet
Victor Tunnell defeats Tom Titus in straight sets 6-0 6-4 to advance in the Cory Tennis Club’s second annual summer tournament. The Ottaway-Clark match was not played with neither present. Tunnel could win by forfeit. Tonight Tony Rad faces Richard Edwards of Panama NY, replacing George Downey.
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Cory Tennis Club
Tom Titus
Tunnel
Roger Ottaway
Ray Clark
Forteil
Tony Rad
Richard Edwards
Panama
N. Y
George Downey
Edwards
New York
Cubs blank Padres in exhibition 8-0 in San Diego
Chicago Cubs defeated San Diego 8-0 in an exhibition game in San Diego. Moe Drahansky and Bob Anderson limited the Padres to few hits. Jim Bolger hit a bases empty homer in the ninth, and John Goryl collected four hits for the Cubs. Attendance aimed at a million-plus for the season.
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San Diego
Calif
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Moe Drahansky
Bob Anderson
Jim Bolger
Chicago
Bud Podbieian
John Goryl
Seih—Son
Bucs
Pirates Rally Past Braves as Crowd Hits Record Again
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated Milwaukee 64 as Bob Friend earned his 15th victory and Warren Spahn took his eighth loss. A season night-game attendance record drew anticipation for a bigger crowd tonight with 15,000 general admission tickets and extra reserved seats at Forbes Field. Mazeraski drove in three runs with a triple and two singles while Roy Face closed out the ninth.
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Four Rams rookies cut in early season roster trim
Four rookies were released by the Los Angeles Rams reducing their first year candidates to 24. The group cut Monday includes Gerald Schweitzer College of the Pacific end George Boyer Florida State center John Klotz Pennsylvania Military Institute tackle and John Mitchell Texas Christian guard. Six remaining rookies were in Chicago preparing for Friday night's game against the Detroit Lions.
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Yearling Sales Stakes at Saratoga Glued by Arcaro Ride
John Doe won the $11,975 Yearling Sales Stakes at Saratoga with Jockey Eddie Arcaro aboard Fall Wind then captured the feature at Atlantic City for a $86.20 payoff.
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Saratoga
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Atlantic City
Union City Nips Merchants in City Playoff 7-6
Union City edged the Corry Merchants 7 to 6 in the opening game of the 1958 City Softball League final series. Bill Schaffer outdueled Merc Ottaway as Union City rallied from an early 6 0 deficit, scoring all seven runs in the fifth and sixth innings. Key hits included Frank Lloyds home run for Corry and Jack Magees two runs plus a two run single for Union City. Tonight the teams meet again at 6 15 p m at the Corry Area High School field.
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Merc Ottaway
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Dick Smith
John Ma
Ioney
The
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Bob Ottaway
Jack Magee
Art Silvis
Jack Ryland
LaVerne Hurlburt
Dave Ottaway
Ottaway
Paul Ryan
Corry
B. Ottaway
McKeta
Lloyd
M. Ottaway
Smith
Maloney
Ryland
Hurlburt
D. Ottaway
Ryan
Magee
Steves
Bow Ditch Upsets Harum and Kamo Beats Cranston
In Newport Rhode Island Bob Bow Ditch of Worcester defeated Dave Harum of Coral Gables 7 5 6 2 while Koesi Kamo from Japan upset John Cranston of San Marino 1 6 6 3 in a pair of noted tennis matches.
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Sonny Newport
R. I
Bob Bowditch
Worcester
Mass
Dave Harum
Coral Gables
Fla
Koesi Kamo
Japan
John Cranston
San Marino
Calif
Middlecoff Breaks Own Record With 67 In Milwaukee Open
Cary Middlecoff fired a final round 67 to finish 16 under par at the Milwaukee Open, setting a tournament record and winning $5,900. Bob Rosburg surged to second with 64, Bill Casper Jr. tied for third, while Sam Snead and Bob Goalby shared fourth at 270. Middlecoff, a former dentist from Memphis, overcame a rough front nine to dominate the back nine at Tripoli Golf Club.
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Tripoli Golf Club
Memphis
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Thpoll
Ed Purgol
Tripoli
Bob Rosburg
Palo Alto
Calif
Bill Casper Jr
Apple Valley
Rosburg
Casper
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Bob Goalby
Belleville
Ted
Hach
Major League Leaders From The Assuates Press
Major League Leaders listed by batting runs and runs batted in with top names such as Runnels, Mantle, Cerv, and Jensen highlighted. National League leaders include Mays, Banks, Ashburn, Aaron, and Musial with top totals in hits, doubles, and home runs. Pitching leaders feature Willey, Grissom, Semproch, and Spahn with strikeout tallies and win totals.
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Hoak
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Semproch
Jap Upsets Cranston In Newport Meet
In Newport R I Ashley Cooper seeded No 2 in the Newport Invitation Tennis Tournament is safe from facing John Cranston of San Marino California after Kosei Kamo beat Cranston 1 6 63 6 3 in the second round Monday Kamo’s upset follows Cranston’s upset of Cooper in the South Orange N J event last week Club action centers on the Casino center court with two second round matches set today Rod Laver vs Jack Frost and Ronald Holmberg vs Norman Perry in addition to six scheduled second round clashes.
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Mal Anderson
John Cranston
San Marino
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Cranston
Cooper
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N. J
Bill Talbert
Pers
Charley McKinley
St. Louis
Allen Roberts
Rooklyn
Roberts
Talbert
McKinley
Bob Bowditch
Worcester
Mass
Dave Harum
Coral Gables
Fifa
Jack Frost
Monterey
Rod Laver
Australia
Ronald Holmberg
New York
Norman Perry
Los Angeles
College Stars Wide Open In Friday Classic
All Stars plan a wide-open game against the Detroit Lions at Soldier Field Friday night. Otto Graham, former Browns star, says they cannot outmuscle pros and aim to win with speed and execution. The 1958 edition features size and speed, with a recent 24-7 scrimmage loss to the Bears noting progress.
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Chicago
Knapp and Davis Pace Riflemen to 200s at Columbus range
Ari Knapp and Eugene Davis tied with perfect 200s in the 50-meter prone division at the Corry Red and Gin Club. In the 60-yard event Davis led with 239, Knapp 234, Gary Dinge felder 199 took third.
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Ari Knapp
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Stars Hit For Five In Orioles Yankees Doubleheader Sweep
Yesterday's action featured Gene Woodling of the Orioles driving in three runs with four singles and a homer in a 9-3 win, completing a day-night doubleheader sweep after a 3-2 opener. Billy Pierce pitched six innings of two-hit ball in a 3-1 White Sox win over the Indians. Bowditch and Kamo won in two other contests. Alejandro Almedo, Peru, defeated William Cullen in the intercollegiate final, while James Schmidt and Earl Bucholz also posted wins and Whitney Reed topped Harry Hoffman in the seeded matches.
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Indians
Bowditch
Kamo
Alejandro Almedo
Peru
Los Angeles
William Cullen
Fairfield
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