Williams goes pro after Corry Archery Festival win
Munich Olympic gold medalist John Williams, Cranesville, turns professional with Wing Archery Co. after finishing fourth in Corry Archery Festival. He signs a four year education pact with Texas A&M and a minimum $7,000 yearly contract, while Hugh Shaw wins the pro men division and Ann Butz tops the pro women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob McCray
John Williams
Cranesville
Kim
Oxford
Ohio
John
Wing Archery Co
Jacksonville
Texas
Texas A & M University
Williams
Corry
Venture Inn
Jim Fannin
Ann Butz
Hugh
Hugh Shaw
Shaw
Butz
Mrs. Buzz
Eve
United States
Finnie Sawyer
Steve Robinson
Robinson
Vic Berger
White Knight
John Preston
Mrs. Butz
Tom Scare
Carr Archery Tolimgarnant
Din Famin
Ridgeway
Eugen
Fas
Libby
Anche Cardovo
Call
Finis LaMarche
Baltimore
Sas
Jouty Halt Greenwood
Ind
Reavild
Jaw
Steve Renwasan
Wichwad Fis Ley
Vie Burger
Sueingtieud Orie Sb
Hie
Prist Mondridha
Corry Soccer Club Falls to Erie in 9-1 Thriller
Erie Soccer Club overwhelmed Corry 9-1 at Loveland Field as George Fox scored for Corry on a late penalty. Erie featured seasoned players John Ciotti and John Kane. Corry captain John Downey blamed inexperience and noted the 30 minute league miscue. The match followed by more physicals for varsity and junior teams tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Dave Hurst
Erie Soccer Club
Loveland Field
Hurst
Erie
John Downey
George Fox
John Ciotti
John Kane
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Buffalo
Canada
Erie Foosball
Baseball scores from May 2 11 games across leagues
A fragmented box score update lists results: New Boston over California 4 to 1, Baltimore 10 over Kansas City 8, Milwaukee 10 over Minnesota in 10 innings, Cleveland 7 over Texas 6, Oakland 29 over Boston 15, Chicago 1 over Milwaukee 9, Baltimore Cuellar winning over Texas Sieber 6 9, with Fryman 4 7 versus Minnesota Blyleven 131 N noted in partial play-by-play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vyalkland
New Boston
Minnesota
Blyleven
St Louis
Montreal
Pitsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Houston
San Diego
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Matlack
Diego
Greet
Cored
Osteen
Gams
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Milwaukee
Cleveland West
Kansas City
Oakland
Chisago
California
Chiesa
Pats Tabbed 100-1 To Win
New England Patriots new head coach Chuck Fairbanks faces tough odds as Las Vegas lists the team at 100-1 to win the Super Bowl. Computer simulations and skeptical fans suggest zero regular season victories, though Fairbanks won’t single out players as he begins his NFL tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worburo
Mass
Chuck Fairbanks
New England Patriots
Las Vegas
Patriots
New England
Fairbanks
Oklahoma
State Tourney At North Hills Corry Golf Course Hosts First Member-Guest
Corry's North Hills Golf Course holds its first Member-Guest Handicap Tournament on Saturday. Entry fee is 20 per team with registration at the Pro Shop by Thursday. Prizes, greens fees, dinner at Venture Inn, showers, pool use, and ladies activities are included. dinner for women at 3 extra. Contact Steve Fogle or Waller Campbell for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
North Hills
Golf Cou
Venture Inn
Steve Fogle
Waller Campbell
Conklin Fires 50 To Pace Shooters
Conklin shot a perfect 50 to lead the Corry Rod and Gun Club skeet team to a 241 238 victory over Spartansburg in yesterday’s match. Ed Bielawski Tony Lamendola and Ron Schreckengost each missed only two of three for 488 while Bob Brown and Dick Starks added 47s. For the Spartans FT Putnam and Mike Duke had 49s and Mike Lang 48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oi Conklin
Corry Rod & Gun Club
Spartansburg
Corry
Ed Bielawski
Tony Lamendola
Ron Schreckengost
Bob Brown
Dick Starks
Spartans
FT Putnam
Mike Duke
Mike Lang
Nicklaus Wins PGA In Four Shot Victory At Cleveland
Jack Nicklaus, final round 69, posts a 27 under par total to win the PGA at Canterbury Golf Club, four strokes ahead of Bruce Crampton. Nicklaus says measuring stick for greatness is major titles only, cites Bobby Jones and Sam Snead in remarks on career achievements. Crampton, Weiskopf praise Nicklaus as record-approaching champion, while the field includes top finishers and prize money figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jack Nicklaus
Bobby Jones
Jones
Golden Bear
Bruce Crampton
Nicklaus
Canterbury Golf Club
Crampton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Les
Jeaners
Anadaeh
Maci
Buzz
Professional Archers Association
Jaye Ashbaugh
Journal
McCray
Corry Beaver Club
Jaye Ashhauphrou
Ridgeway Jim Fannin
Curry
Tom Sawyer
Roger Crouch
Clayton Curtis
Marge Curry
Glenn Winkler
A.G. Flava
Robert Curry
Danny Shinn
Bob Calvin
Joyce Otter
Bill Bednar
Pat D'Augustine
James Carter
Indianapolis
Indiana
CAHS
Pats
Conklin
PGA
Herman
Tom Weiskopf
Jack
Auy
al Goiberger
Akron
Firestone
Hore
Jack Hickiaus
Jarnee Ceampton
Magan Rudol Pht
JE Sand
Lav Wahine
Don Woorson
Gai Sikes
Tmiuishops
FOE
Sarrineng
Huremit Bari
STUDS
Pac
Hammond
Supply
Washington
Super Sports
Desmond’s Electrical Contractors
The
Presque Isle
Girard
ST. Johns Hall
Pennsylvania
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!