Corry archers eye regional title in Oil City meet
Diane Sawyer aims for the Northwest Regional Field championships in Oil City after a close loss to U.S. champ Patt Bailey of Meadville in Franklin. Bailey leads the field with 100 point margin. 56 targets include field hunter and animal targets as Corry’s Kinney, Kirk Sawyer, and Mrs Sawyer join the XAA shooters led by Diane.
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Senators Rally For Doubleheader Sweep Over Cleveland
Washington tops Cleveland 11-2 in game one and 3 2 in game two as Harry Bright belts two three run homers after a pep talk by General Elwood Pete Quesada prompts a closed ranks rally. Ted Bowsfield leads the Angels past Boston 5 1 and Harmon Killebrew drives in five for Minnesota in a 6 4 win over the Yankees.
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Ray Moore
Bud Daley
Dodgers Not Panicky Despite Three Straight Losses
Dodgers manager Walt Alston plays down a skid after consecutive defeats to San Francisco. With Koufax injured and a tight pennant race, he notes the team must rebound in the three-game set versus the Pirates as the drive to the NL lead tightens across Chicago and Cincinnati.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From The Evening Box
The leaderboards show W L records for the National and American leagues with teams like Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Pittsburgh St. Louis Milwaukee Philadelphia Chicago Houston New York and more. Today's games feature Los Angeles at Pittsburgh San Francisco at Chicago St. Louis at Houston and Philadelphia at New York with Wednesday games listed for Atlantic teams and a note on twin bill doubleheaders.
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Boston
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Washington
Kansas City
Major League Teams Lag in Baseball Attendance Totals
New York AP report shows six American League teams fall more than 100,000 behind 1961 pace including Detroit, Baltimore, and Boston. National League deficits hit Milwaukee, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and Chicago, while Los Angeles clubs and others post gains. Figures cover through Sunday games.
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Rain Curtails NYP Schedule in 1962 League Play
Rain washed out New York-Penn baseball action Monday with no makeups allowed under the pre season schedule. Postponed games include Baines at Batavia, Abbil at Geneva, and Jamestown at Cleat. If necessary to determine the championship, games will be rescheduled.
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B League Bowler Meeting Thursday Urged Attendance
B League bowlers are urged to attend a meeting on Thursday. All captains and interested parties are invited to participate, with plans for a craft event and team selections. The session aims to organize the league schedule and elect officers.
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Fight Result San Francisco Bout Ends in Split Decision
In San Francisco Henry Barrera defeats Arcl Burpls 1304 to 10 in a contentious match. Referee verdict leaves crowd divided as judges diverge on the final score.
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Big League Stars Batting Highlights A Reds Win
A chaotic game report notes Bhim Brie Homer and key hits by Tim Dudley and Teo for Reds. Waukee’s defense struggles as errors and timely scoring widen the gap, while Gipxppon Lien contributes late.
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Mennonites Edge Presbyterians in Final Two Innings
The Mennonites rallied to beat the Presbyterians 111 at the high school field with six runs in the last two frames. Eldon Troyer homered for Mennonites while Bob McVicker drove in runs for Presbyterians. Ron Stutsman earned the win. Jerry Mentyre took the loss in relief.
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Freese Returns to Reds Active List After Injury
Gene Freese, the Reds veteran third baseman who missed this season with a broken right ankle, was placed on the active list today. Manager Fred Hutchinson declined to commit to a lineup plan, saying he has no immediate plans for Freese and will decide when Freese can help the team.
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Steelers may miss exhibition game due to injuries
Two Pittsburgh Steelers likely to sit out the Browns exhibition after injuries in Chicago. Linebacker Bob Selinuls and veteran Harlen Hill suffered knocks against the Bears. Selinuls admitted to Divine Providence Hospital for observation after a mild concussion. Fill aggravated a pulled muscle.
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Reds Rise Again After Slow Start in 1960s Style Comeback
The Cincinnati Reds, written off early, surged to win nine straight Monday night 1-2 over the Milwaukee Braves, moving to third place and within six games of the Dodgers. Jim O'Toole pitched six perfect innings before an error, and Frank Robinson slugged a grand slam with five RBIs as the Reds rode debt pitching and timely hitting to improve their last 23 games to 23-5.
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Lou Johnson
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Umpire Donatelli complains of squawking players in league
Houston AP reports National League Umpire Donatelli blasts players for heckling calls. He cites incident when Norm Larker was ejected after arguing a strike, notes coaches and players on both sides as “bad actors.” He says fans do not bother him, umpires must endure constant abuse.
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Junior Golfers Bow To Warren In Short Match
Corry junior golf team lost to Conewango Valley Country Club juniors at Corry Country Club in a rain shortened nine hole match. Jack Hamilton of Warren's visitors earned medalist honors with a 38. Corry scorers included Denny Dyckes Dave MacKenzie Dick Scholton Mike Allyn Don MacKenzie Dave Swink and Mike Carrig. Next match is Monday at Wanango Country Club as Corry hosts Lakeview Club of North East in a rein.
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Cardinals Owner Vows Trades To Revive Team
St Louis Cardinal owner August A. Busch Jr said today he is frustrated with the Redbirds and may shake up the club with trades. He cited about ten million dollars spent on ballpark improvements and talent with no pennants and two weak finishes, warning all his advisors and naming Bing Devine Walter Shannon and Eddie Stausky while letting manager Johnny Keane escape blame.
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Warriors Sign Philly Cage Whiz
Wayne Hightower, a 6-10 former Kansas scoring and rebounding champion, signed today with the San Francisco Warriors of the NBA. The 210-pound forward led Spain’s Real Madrid last season and previously starred at Overbrook High School with Will Chamberlain.
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Palmar Leads 1960 Golf Money Race Despite Era Shifts
Containing figures on Palmer’s earnings and top money winners, the piece debates whether Snead or earlier players truly earned more overall. It notes Palmer’s current year lead by $11,000 over Gene Littler and lists the season money leaders including Gasper, Nicklaus, Player, Goalby, Nichols, Rodgers, Champion, and Ford.
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Tume
Gene Littler
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Jack Nicklas
Gary Player
Bob Goalby
Bob Nichols
Phil Rodgers
Brice Champion
Ford Suu
Richmond bout ends with KO of Woods by Rey
In Richmond California Joey Rey knocks out Willie Woods in San Francisco at 137 pounds after a 135 pound clash. The pairing drew fans as both fighters traded blows before Rey secured the decisive knockout late in the bout.
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Joey Rey
St. Louis
Willie Woods
San Francisco
Tennis upset shocks Canadian No 1 in girls championship
Stephanie De Fina of Hollywood Florida, a year-old high school junior, defeated Vicki Berner of Vancouver in straight sets to topple the Canadian champion seeded No 1, as the U S Girls Grass Court Tennis Championships began at the Philadelphia Cricket Club field reduced from 1 to 82 after two rounds.
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Hollywood
U.S
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