Brown Stars in Tigers Sweep of Red Sox on Sunday
Detroit, led by Gates Brown with two key hits including a 14th inning pinch homer, swept Boston 5-1 and 5-1 to extend the AL lead. Mickey Lolich pitched scoreless innings for the win. Boston also saw Wayne Cenver and Bill Preehan homer in the opener.
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Associated Prees
Detevit
Gates Brown
Boston Red Sox
Brown
Tigers
Red Sox
Boston
Detroit
Mayo Smith
Nserling Brown
Ites
Minnesota
New York Yankees
California
Baltimore
Oakland
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Lew Stange
Mickey Lolich
Lolich
Wayne Cenver
Bill Preehan
Tiger
Don Fay
Dalton Jones
Reggie Smith
Liv Tigers
Jim Pyice
Freehan
Dick McAuliffe
Mickey Stanley
al Kaline
Rick Reichardt
Angels
Tom Satriano
Vic Davalillo
Jim McCrathlin
Dean Chance
Twins
Yankee
Red Cure
Tony Oliva
Chance
Dick Green
Reggie Jackson
Joe Keough
Athletics
Senators
Stan Williams
Russ Snyder
Inedians
Chicago
Ed Pisher
Pisher
Sam McDowell
Ken Berg
Jerry McNertney
Set Physicals Issue Football Gear Today at Corry HS
Corry Area High School invites junior high junior varsity and varsity football candidates to report to the locker room today at 6 p.m. for physical examinations and gear issue. Prospective players without invites or spring registrations may try out, said Head Coach Lou Hanna. Eleven lettermen are expected for initial drills starting a week from today.
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Corry Area High School
Lou Hanna
Keystones Rout City in Championship Thriller at Loveland Field
Tom Morton led the Corry Keystones to a 130 domination over Savings and Loan in the City Championship at Loveland Field. Morton earned MVP and the Winning Pitcher trophies with 10 strikeouts and three hits in his first three at bats. Mitchell added three hits, Doc Long threw out the first pitch, and June Williams was named Fan of the Year. The Keystones rolled to victory with multi inning scoring and have one more game versus Guy Mills next Saturday.
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Corry Keystone, Savings and Loan City
Stewart A.doc Long
Mitchell
Tom Morton
Corry Keystones
Savings and Loan
Loveland Field
Tom
Winening
Morton
Bill Mitchell
Stewart
Doc" Long
Corry
Chamber of Commerce
Cliff Buesink Ford
Doe
June Williams
Terry
Joe Williams
Keystones
Mark Chase
Lean
Brent Allen
Chase
John Wascak
Dave Brooks
Stones
Mills
Zene Hammond
Wetmore
Mick
de Waseak
Steves
Taylor
Allen
Pss
Kolaja
R. Wascak
F. Schwab
P Brown
Williams
Persing
J. Williams
Whitmeyer
McLaughlin
Dubrosky
Rf . Brooks
Savko
Hunt
Savings & Loan
Dills, Sproveri, Wetmore
Glatz
Don Kessinger
Cubs
Glenn Beckett
May
Ernie Banks
Regan
Reds
Tony Perez
Cincinnati
Clay Carroll
Rose
Drysdale
Nap Rucker
Johnny Podres
Sandy Koufax
Braves
St. Louis
Mike Shannon
Steve Carlton
Millan
Deron Johnson
Pat. Jarvis
Phil Niekro
Atlanta
Sadecki
Mets
Tommie Agee
Phil Linz
Willie McCovey
Dick Dietz
McCovey
McCormick
New York
Denis Menke
Astros
Dave Gihsti
Larry Dierker
Blackmer Snaps Jinx Wins 100 Lap Title at Stateline
Ronnie Blackmer ended a two year jinx by winning the 100 lap Sportsmen race at Stateline Speedway beating 34 cars. Jay Plyler finished second after leading early and Gary Hazzard claimed third as Plyler finished with a flat tire on the last lap. Defending champ Bob Schnars took the 25 lap 1965 88 cars feature, Dave Turner third, Johnny White head fourth. A 50 lap Dean Layfield Memorial for new stock cars is set for Saturday at Stateline.
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Dave Turner
Pittsfield
Johnny Whitehead
Flying Farmer
North Clymer
Bob Gilbert
Stateline
Dean Layfield
Elks Face Moose in Litue League Doubleheader Finale
Corry’s Litue League action enters final week as Elks meet Moose at Bracken Stadium at 6 15. VFW beat CJ 3 1 in opener of doubleheader, CJ Inds countered with a 9 0 win. Vets took early lead, CJ rallied but fell short in opener. CJ dominated in the nightcap, eight CJ hits powered a shutout win. Next day CJ and Moose to conclude the series.
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Corry
Elks
Moose
Bracken Field
VFW
CJ Inds
No Bar Club Riders Win Two Horse Show Awards
Corry area riders earned multiple awards at two shows. At the Y Bar-U in Warren Luann Stockton rode Lukey Tweed to first in junior equitation and pony pleasure, Edith Fox placed third in trail on Bar-Joe Wimpy, Peggy Miller fourth in trail on Little Tex Foxi Miller fourth in hunter halter on Honey Sugar. In the Western Saddle Club Pony Association meet Stockton took third in halter and fourth in pony pleasure, Milan Miller won first in senior equitation and Edith Fox first in trail, while Lorain Clayton won stock horse with Cindy and second in western reigning.
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Corry
Ybar-U
Warren
Luann Stockton
Lukey Tweed
Edith Fox
Bar-Joe Wimpy
Peggy Miller
Little Tex
Foxxi Miller
Honey Sugar
Western Saddle Club Pony Association
Golf Lessons End Tomorrow At North Hills Course
Last session for golfers at North Hills Municipal Course will be held tomorrow evening due to other commitments. Dr. John Mohr, in charge, lists the schedule by time and group, and reminds all participants to bring a putter iron and wood for the final lesson.
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North Hills Municipal
John Mohr
Mobi
June Jackman
Delight Sharer
Kay Spoon
Polly Helmintoller
Marion Williams
Jean Downey
Eleanor
Olive Rynd
Angie Crapser
Elwin Fuller
Frank Anthony
Tom Brady
Jack Downey
Robert Fleming
Mohr
Registration Opens For City Golf Playoff
The second annual 1968 city championship will be decided at North Hills Golf Course over the next weeks. Tom Burkhart of the Golf Commission announced qualifying rounds may start immediately. Golfers must register at the admissions building, turn in an 18 hole score, and complete rounds by this Saturday. The competition is open to all golfers with a $1 registration fee and as many flights as needed.
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North Hills
Tom Burkhart
The
Golf Commission
Burkhart
Regan Wins Pair Over Reds In 24 Hours
Associated Press reports on Regan the Vulture delivering two NL wins over Cincinnati within 24 hours. He pitched 7 2/3 innings Sunday after carrying a long relief stint Saturday, while Billy Williams provided a three run inside-the-park homer in the 15th to lift Chicago past Cincinnati 8-5.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
Phili Regan
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Regan
Reds
Los Angeles
Chicago
Lee May
Pete Rose
Johnny Bench
Williams
Jack Lamabe
Don Drysdale
Philadelphia
Felix Millan
Atlanta
San Francisco
New York Mets
Ray Sadecki
Mike McCormick
Houston
Pittsburgh
Dodgers
Ken Holtzman
Keystone Profiles Catcher Local Player Profile
Keystones profiles catcher age 19 from Columbus Pennsylvania. A Corry Area High School graduate of 1966, he lettered in football and baseball. As a junior at Edinboro State College he majors in social studies and continues to earn varsity recognition.
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Columbus
Corry Area High School
Edinboro State College
Bill Mitchell
Keystones
North Center Street
CAHS
Michigan State
University of Tennessee
Cliff Buesink Ford
Wolcott Jordan Win First CCC 2 Day Tourney
Darwin Wolcott and Jim Jordan teamed for the first annual Corry Country Club two day best ball golf tournament victory. The event drew 48 entrants with Waite and Haight finishing second. Bell and others are named in accompanying notes.
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Darwin Wolcott
Jim Jordan
Corry Country Club
Bob Waite
Roger Haight
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Jim Bennett
Bob Katuli
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Jett Brown
Tom Ross
Lanny Fitch
Gary Tripp
Larry Sarnicki
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Furnacea Crystal Coal Co
Maple Ave
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Coher
Cory
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Haight
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Ron Santo
Corry Savings and Loan Association
Center Street
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