Corry area sports brief mix reports and notes
The Corry club host golf and athletics notes begin with the women’s club championship at Corry Country Club. Betty MacKenzie, 1962 queen of the links, will not defend the title. Amy Brown 1961 champion becomes fine, with a strong field possibly crowning a surprise winner. Bill Turner of Corry High, new math instructor at Conneaut Valley High, will marry Phyllis Jensen next month. Meadville’s new football coach Otto Kneidinger replaces Jim DiMario as Meadville hosts Corry on November 1. Jack McKee leaves Meadville to join Greenville paper as wrestling gains. Lou Hanna, Corry High football coach, enjoys a calm spell before practice, planning a Pirates-Phillies game trip with his son. The Church Softball League playoff rainout has been rescheduled. National League standings show eight teams at .300, with Houston and New York lagging. Bill Veeck is featured on attendance and baseball entertainment in the August issue of the News and World Report, with notes on past attendance, quotes on revival ideas, and his wartime service.
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Bill Turner
Corry High
Bill
Slippery Rock College
Conneaut Valley High
CAHS
George Komara
Turner
Phyllis Jensen
William Turner
Meadville High
Otto Kneidinger
Otto
Jim DiMario
Jair
Meadville
Corry
Jack McKee
McKee
Meadville Tribune
Greenville
Jack
Lou Hanna
Low
Jimmie
Chuck Fleming
Bob Douglas
Houston
New York
Bill Veeck
News and World Report
Veeck
Cleveland
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cleveland and
St. Louis
Bouganville
Baseball Magazine
Chicago Cubs
Joe McCarthy
Cubs
Dodgers Slipping as Aaron's slam tightens race
In a tight pennant chase the Dodgers fell further back after Hank Aaron hit a grand slam off Don Drysdale as Milwaukee beat them 3-3. San Francisco closed to within three games, aided by Willie Mays and Willie McCovey homers and a Belipe Alou pinch hit. The Mets, Giants, and other contenders added momentum with notable performances.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles Dodgers
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Dodgers
San Francisco
Aaron
Don Drysdale
Uiree
Dodger
Giants
al Dark
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Belipe Alou
Cincinnati
St Louis
Houston
Bil White
Philadelphia
Witt
Chicago
Cubs
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
Drysdale
Roy McMillan
Twins Eyeing Second Place in Runaway AL Leaders
Minnesota fans filled the stadium as the Twins claw toward second place behind the Yankees. A 25,014 crowd in the Twin Cities boosted attendance to 1,017,146 for the year while New York split a doubleheader with Boston and Cleveland topped Chicago in 11 innings. Bernie Allen drove in the go ahead run in a 13th inning edge over Baltimore. Dick Stuart starred for Boston with six hits and six RBIs including his 29th homer as Jack Lamabe belted a three run homer for the Red Sox.
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Associated Press
Yankees
Minnesota
Twins
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Red Sok
Boston
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Chicago
Willie Kirkland
Bernie Allen
Baltimore Orioles
Yanks
Orioles
Angels
Washington Senators
Los Angeles
Detroit Tigers
Athletics
Kansas City
Allen
Stu Miller
Vic Power
Bill Daley
Dick Stuart
Sox
Jack Lamabe
Stagg Turns 101 In Stockton Headline Tribute
Amos Alonzo Stagg, aged 101, will celebrate his birthday in Stockton with a civic luncheon honoring the famed coach who built a long career at the College of the Pacific and elsewhere. Navy coach Wayne Hardin, a former COP player, recalls Stagg’s recognition and enduring influence as he remains alert despite frail health.
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Stockton
Calif
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Stage
Navy
Wayne Hardin
Hartin
then-College of the Pacific
Yale
Hardin
Incheon Audiignee
Wayne
COP
University of Chicago
Susquehanna
Pacific
Larry Kentera
Four Teams Left In Teener World Series Narrowed
HERSHEY PA AP The field is down to four in the double elimination VFW Teeners World Series. Gloucester New Jersey remains unbeaten and rests after an 84 victory over Gastonia North Carolina. Chester Pennsylvania West Allis Wisconsin clash in a decisive three game program with the winner facing Gastonia.
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Hershey
Gloucester
N. J
Gastonia
N.C
Chester
West Allis
Wis
Gloucester Victory Ends North Carolina Entry in Tourney
Gloucester defeated the North Carolina entry while Chester eliminated the Panama Canal Zone, 7 6, and West Allis crushed Tucson, 43 to knock Arizona out of the tournament. Boost Corry It s Good For Your.
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Gloucester
North Carolina
Chester
Panama Canal Zone
West Allis
Tucson
Arizonians
Dean Layfield Memorial Set At Stateline Speedway
The second annual Dean Layfield Memorial and the third Shiap event offer a 9 000 purse at Stateline Speedway Saturday night. Jamestown driver Play Panaje seeks another win to claim the large permanent trophy. past winners include Paule who earned the first memorial. Layfield died after a Perry Raceway crash in 1961 when a rock shattered his car window. he died five days later in Buffalo.
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Susti
Dean Layfield
Mim
Stateline Speedway
Panaje
Jamestown
Paule
Fanale
Brockway
Squirt Johns
Busti
Bobby Sehmars
Johns
Sehnars
James
Semmy LaMancuse
Layfieli
Inmes
Perry Raceway
Perry
N. Y
Layfield
Buffalo
Pirates Fall 4 2 to Mets in New York
New York Mets defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 2 as Frank Thomas and Al Jackson helped carry the Mets to victory. Thomas hit his 12th homer in the fourth. Jackson allowed one run in seven innings for his eighth win. Donn Clendenon hit his 13th homer for Pittsburgh, but Don Sehnell took the loss to fall to 6 7. The Pirates visit New York for the final game of the season tonight.
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NEW YORK /AF
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Mets
Pirates
Casey Stengel
Mets
Frank Thomas
al Jackson
Bucs
Thomas
Jackson
New York
Donn Clendenon
Manuel Mota
Don Sehneall
Batting stars shine as Red Sox split doubleheader with Yankees
Dick Stuart of the Red Sox hammered six hits including his 20th homer and drove in six. The doubleheader sweep kept Boston atop the AL. Dick Donovan of the Indians beat the White Sox 1-0 in a complete 1 inning relief stint, allowing four singles and retiring 18 in a row at one point.
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Dick Stuart
Red Sox
New York Yankees
Dick Donovan
Indians
Chicago White Sox
Butts Character Question Hearings Tie GA Football Legend
ATLANTA AP testimony on former Georgia coach Wally Butts includes University of Georgia President C O Aderhold and three athletic board members declaring he has bad character. Several more board members were ready to testify as federal court weighs a $10 million Abel suit arising from the 1950s football era and a controversial Saturday Evening Post piece.
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Atlanta
C. O Aderhold
University of Georgia
Wally Butts
Butts
Curtis Put- Mashing Co
Saturday Evening Post
Curtis
Aberhold
Hig
Builts
Georgia
Junt
Paul Bear
Bryant
Alzlim
Icharacter
DY Pyof
Harold Heckurin
Prof
Irvine
Wiliwen
Bradshaw
Heckman
Dritimeyer
Pa Fishing License Fee Increase Signals Revenue Goal
Gov Scranton signed a law raising resident fishing licenses from 3.25 to 5.00 and nonresident permits from 7.50 to 9.50, aiming to boost state revenue by about 1 million annually. Five day tourist permits rise to 5.00, issuing agents’ commissions go to 20 cents, with exemptions for fishermen aged 64 and over paying 2.00 annually.
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Harrishuiu
Pennsylvania
Gov. Scranton
Scranton
Fsh
Julius Boros Local Choice In Insurance City Open
In Hartford Connecticut Julius Boros the Fairfield native and 2 time Open champion shows intent to win the Insurance City Open at Wethersfield Country Club starting today. He posted a five under par 31 25 66 in the pro am earning 300 top money and aims to capitalize on home support with a $40000 stake for the 72 hole event while facing rivals including Jack Nicklaus among 160 entries.
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Hartford
Local Juniors Compete In Ohio Golf Tourney
Corry Country Club juniors will compete in a 30 player field at Youngstown Ohio this weekend in the Ohio tourney. Participants include Chip Kessler Lan MacKenell Harrison Kougel and George Wir in the 15 to 18 year old bracket for college scholarships up to 730 dollars with 200 dollars funded by Ford dealers of Cleveland. George Paldi or Palis may advance to Sidneys finals. Local qualifiers were set at Corry under Mary Straws supervision.
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Corry Country Club
Youngstown
Ohio
Hawkie Country Clib
Chip Kessler
Lan MacKenell
Harrison Kougel
George Wir
Galifians
Lye Ford Dealers
Hie Cleweland
Corry
Mary Straws
Kansas City golfer wins trout fly distance title at Centennial Lake
Nashville report details Dick That wel of Kansas City winning the trout fly distance event at the National Casting Tournament held at Centennial Lake. He posted a 166% feet average in his first appearance, while Masters and PGA champion Boros carded a 47 74 and finished three strokes behind former U S Open winner Billy Casper with a 31 3804.
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Nashville
Tenn
Dick Thatwel
Kansas City
Centennial Lake
Boros
Billy Casper
Corry Stars Triumph In 7 2 Win Over Mill Village
Corry Stars led by pitching from Toni Morton and timely hits beat Mill Village 7 to 2. Swackhamer's homer powered a 3 1 lead in the fourth as Ted Saal steadied the mound through seven. Ann Shaver and Thy Woodworth manage a return camne with Mill Village tomorrow night at Lave hind Piola.
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Corry
Ruuhbanter
Toni Morton
Piteh
Ron Swackhamer
Swackhamer
We Corrylley
Ted Saal
Hill
Uje
Une
seVvayith
Din Atl
Wick Hiammount
Joe Palwoeth
Ber Morlun
Potraine Haan
Hannt
Corry Stars
Ann Shaver
Thy Woodworth
Mil Village
Lavehind Piola
HORRY
Ore Haremond
Wuby
Walworth
Mikolavia
Rose
Ofrood Boyd
Wiovwn
Hammond
Defending King Wins First Game in AAU Tourney
The defending champion Washington opened with a 1 0 victory over Rohinstown in the American Amateur Baseball Association Circle Division tournament. Other first round scores include New Orleans 1, Zanesville 0 and Brooklyn 8, Birmingham 0 with several additional 19 and under matchups across cities such as Philadelphia Baltimore Garfield New York City Detroit Allentown and Buffalo amid double elimination play.
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Yulnblown
Washington
Rohinstown
New Orleans
Zanesville
Ohio
Brooklyn
Birmingham
Alama
New Brunswick
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Maryland State
Garfield
N.J
New York City
Detroit
Allentown
Buffalo
Harriaburg
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Corry Cobntry Club
Betty MacKenie
Quure
Amy Brown
Charop
Ned
Det Crandall
Lee Mayes
Frank Bolling
Bob Sadowski
Brunk Linay
Whele
John Tshouris
Reds
Vada Pinson
Jim Davenport
Stagg
Municipal Staouta
Blues
War Memorial Stadium
Wampum
Richie Allen
Star-Squah
Naw Management
Blondie
Ieya
FWL
St.Louis
Aea
Geveland
Stateline
Claim Butts
Julius Boros
Thurs
Chic Young
WHS Fac
Guy
Beasley
Aits
Mill Village
Daywsis
Johnson
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