Rainy Don MacKenzie Golf Tourney Dampens Summer Play
Weather dampened the Don MacKenzie Memorial Golf Tournament at Cory Country Club where 67 players from Corry and the tri state area competed. Belmont Donaldson of Erie posted low second flight net with 61 on a 15 handicap, while Joe DeDad of Erie led first flight net after a card playoff with 68 on a seven handicap. Dick Von Tacky of Titusville earned the day’s low gross with 87 in first flight, and Dr. R. T. Gleason led local irons with 80 in second flight.
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Don MacKenzie
Joe DeDad
Erie
Dou Kling
Jamestown
Moon Brook
Dick von Tacky
Titusville
Alex Stevenson
Ashtabula
Ohio
R. T. Gleason
Corry
Russ Cassett
Donaldson
Paul Salisbury
Alpion
Culbertson Hills
Edinboro
Salisbury
Joe Henne
Maurice Wilkinson
Browns Tie Steelers 10 0 Exhibition Clash Summary
Browns capitalize on a late defense, Low Grom kicks a 1 yard field goal. Billy Reynolds runs in from one yard after a fumble recovery to seal a 10 0 win. Steelers coach Buddy Parker searches for a scoring formula ahead of their game vs Packers.
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Pittsburgh
Cooch
Buddy Parker
Pittsburgh Steelers
Cleveland Browns
Parker
Steelers
Green Bay Packers
Milwalker
Pittsbur
Akron
Ohio
Browns
Cleveland
Low Grom
Billy Reynolds
Buz Guy Re
Groza
Reynolds
Mill Plums
Leroy Bolden
Ed Morszelowski
Plum
Ex-MacARthur aide dies after cancer battle in DC
Albert B. Holtz 41 chief of the Philippine Division of the International Cooperation Administration died Sunday of cancer in Washington. Holtz, an economist by training, had served for years in government and international aid circles.
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MacArthur Ale Wits
Washington
Albert B. Holtz
Internation
al Co-operation Administration
Holt
Bogan
Patterson 6 1 To Send Harris Back To Texas
Roy Harris of Cut and Shoot Texas challenges Floyd Patterson for the heavyweight title at Wrigley Field in a 15 round bout. Harris seeks his first major crown while Patterson defends for the third time, with Harris favored by betting pools to win possibly by knockout. Harris trains in seclusion and weighs in near 146, facing Patterson who has held the title since 1956 after stopping Archie Moore.
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Los Angeles
Roy Harris
Cut and Shoot
Tex
Floyd Patterson
Wrigley Field
Patterson
Harris
Houston
Hiukis
Hollywood Legion Stadium
Polly
Hoth
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Archie Moore
Eait
Tommy
Hurricane
Rademacher
Mount Vernon
Bob Baker
Willie Pastrang
Willie
Six Lettermen Back 78 Turn Out For CAHS Football Opener
Six lettermen return as 1958 Cory Area High School Beavers open football practice under coach Lon Hanna. The squad holds two daily sessions ahead of the season, with seniors, juniors, sophomores and freshmen listed as roster candidates and 10 spots still missing.
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CAHS
Cory Area
Lon Hanna
Corry
Beavers
CABS
Orange
Hannamen
Siniors
Tenty
Jim Maloney
Norman Mitchell
Gary Munsee
Ronald Murphy
Craig Parkhural
Art Perkins
Jim Reagle
LeRoy Rieck
John Roach
Larry Sheehan
Doug Stewart
Wayne Vanderhoof
Jim Vanik
Charles VanTassel
Joe Baressi
David Beckwith
Frank Bull
Thornton Boutwell
Jim Hurlbert
John Kelsey
Larry Langhurst
Phil Leek
Bill Lord
Bob McCray
Radecki Clinches Corry Club Men’s Singles Title
Radecki defeated defending champion Bob Tunnel in straight sets 6-0, 6-2 to capture the Corry Tennis Club men’s singles crown. The match closed a best-of-five series as Radecki claimed the title at Mead Park on Saturday afternoon.
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Kony Rader
Corry
Bob Tunnel
Radecki
Mead Park
Tufnell
Ted
Wayne Vanderhoof
Pawney Net Titanol
Radekt
Bob Lawson
Mike Metaustilin
Mike Blair
Tony Amordso
Roy Clark
Gary Johnnvi
Uther
Muh
Titus
Herberg
Dave
Yarderhoof
Bob Zalaneck
David MacKensie
Baseball Standings and Schedules Summary
Major league standings show New York and Chicago in the American League with Boston and Detroit close behind. Today Kansas City hosts Baltimore as the only game. yesterday saw Chicago and Boston win, plus several tilts across the leagues. National League leaders Milwaukee and San Francisco hold slim margins while several games affected pennant races.
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New York
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Los Angel
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston Red Sox
Yanks
Kansas City A's
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
Washington Senators
Delock
Red Sox
Bob Grim
Tigers
Grim
Connie Johnson
Nadir wins 160000 American Derby at Arlington Park
Nadir leads from start to finish to win the 160,076 American Derby at Arlington Park, clocking 1 51 3 5 on a heavy track. Victory Morn finishes second and Talent Show third as Cain Hoy Stable owner Bull Hancock misses the Kentucky Derby target. A Wisconsin safety citation honorsLeonard Werbie for eye injury protection after a grinding wheel accident.
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Arthur B
Bull
Hancock
Nadir
Claiborne Farm
Chicago
Arlington Park
Paris
Braves Hold Eight-Game Lead in NL Title Chase
Milwaukee leads the National League by eight games with 27 to play after sweeping a doubleheader from Philadelphia and gaining in the standings. Juan Pizarro and Lew Burdette won, with Burdette clinching his 18th victory as San Francisco and Cincinnati also won. The White Sox surged in the American League as the Yankees faltered, while Stengel ordered a morning practice amid rising concerns.
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Milwaukee
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Stengel Felans
Associated Press
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Juan Pizarro
Lew Burdette
Frank Torre
Pizarro
Ed Bouchee
Burdette
Ray Semproch
Wes Covington
Cincinnati Redlegs
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco Giants
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Dodgers
Redlegs
Pirates
Birdie Tebbetts
Tom Acker
Joe Nuxhell
Don Newcombe
Jerry Lynch
George Crowe
San Francisco
Chicago
Leon Wagner
Daryl
Spencer
Willie Mays
Giants
Mays
Dale Long
Bobby Thomson
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Moe Drabowsky
Curt Flood
Gene Freese
Sandy Koufax
Cards
Jim Brosnan
Southpaw
Danny McDevitt
Joe Pignatano
Sam Jones
Waukee
del Crandall
Phillies
Hank Aaron
Johnny Logan
Andy Pafko
Fred Haney
Billy Bruton
New York Yankees
Yanks
Stengel
Yankee Stadium
Casey
Sox
Cleveland Indians
Billy Pierce
Earl Battey
Fox Sets Mark Plays In 478
Chicago White Sox second baseman Jacob Nelson Fox is poised to set a major league endurance mark Tuesday night in Boston. The undersized infielder, known for hustle, is expected to log an extraordinary game as he extends his playing time and tests his stamina against the Red Sox in Fenway Park.
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Chicago
Boston
Jacob Nelson Fox
Chicago White Sox
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Mudcat) Grant
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