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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1965
Page
7
Robinson's Bat Rooms Braves In By A Nose
Brooks Robinson drives the Orioles to a 3-2 win over Boston with a first at bat triple play start and a key eighth inning single. Frank Malzone and Tony Horton involved in the double play. Mantilla and Adair contribute, boosting Robinson toward the AL batting lead and MVP odds as other AL results unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Orioles
Boston
Krigbinson
Secord
Carl Yastrzemski
Johnny Romano
Pete Ward
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Los Angeles Angels
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Kansas City
Detroit
Minnesota
Twins
Robinson
Frank Malzone
Felix Mantilla
Tony Horton
Hor UN
Malzone
Paul Blair
Jerry Adair
Eddie Bressaud
Blair
Romano
White Sox
Ward
Bruce Howard
Senators
Bob Locker
Willie Smith
Angels
Yankees
Pedro Ramos
Merritt Ranen
Jon Adcock
Bobby Knoop
Bob Rodgers
Adcock
Whitey Ford
Mickey Mantle
New York
Bobby Richardson
Dean Chance
Cy Young
Jose Tartabull
RBI
Indians
Rocky Colavito
Fred Whitefield
Pedro Gonzalez
Phillies
Allen
Stuart
Willie Davis
Los Angeles
Juan Marichal
Mets
Roy McMilan
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Manny Mota
Pittsburgh
Houston
Brand
Hoter
Wall Bond
al McBean
Tom Brown Switches From Baseball To Pro Football
Green Bay, Wisconsin AP Tom Brown once a brief baseball sensation in 1963 now pursues football with the Green Bay Packers. He quit baseball after a .220 average with the York White Roses, following a Maryland rookie season with the Washington Senators in spring training.
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Green Bay
Wis
Tom Brown
Green Bay Packers
Brown
Packers
York White Roses
University of Maryland
Washington Senator
Filly Sets New Mark At Carlisle Track
Louella Sampson with Billy Haughton aboard won both heats of the two year old trotting filly race at Carlisle Fairgrounds. She set a track record for her division by winning the first heat in 2007 with the second heat clocking 2 11 4 5. The feature race carried a $4,017 purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Carlisle
Louella Sampson
Trol Yesserday
Carlisle Fairgrounds
Billy Haughton
Smashup Spree Slated Sunday At Eriez Track
Eriez Speedway plans a demolition derby this Sunday night titled Dema with any old car and nerve allowed. Cars collide until one runs, first prize $50, plus awards for the worst wreck and best show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eriez
Eriez Speedway
Auto Action
Dema
Ohio and Charlotte Win Opening Pony League Games
In Washington Pennsylvania Euclid Ohio pitcher Dan Zdanowicz limited Stratford Connecticut to four hits as Euclid won 3-0. Baxter Bridges hurled a four hitter for Charlotte North Carolina in a 5-2 victory over Allegheny Kiski Valley Pennsylvania. Both winners advance to face each other in the second round of the double elimination tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Carolina
Washington, Pa
Euclid
Charlotte
N.C
Dan Zdanowicz
Stratford
Flying Dutchman National Sailing leaders listed
Pennsylvanians lead on day two as Gordon Smith York sits 24th and William Stout of Manheim 29th in the Flying Dutchman National Sailing championships. The race committee plans three races today despite forecasts of light winds for the week.
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Ulb, Vavary
Gordon Smith
York
William Stout
Manheim
Record Broad Jump Preview From Budapest Meet
Boston star Igor Yer Ovanesyan and Lynday lead a strong U S track team arriving for a major broad jump clash. Leward Syaidov of Russia and Davies of Wales bring rival pedigree as world record attempts loom. USA coach Kim Fowler says Tokyo and Budapest will shape a thrilling confrontation.
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Budapest
Furecast
Boston
Igor ‘Yer
Ovanesyan
Lynday
Russia
Leward Syaidov
America
Kim Fowler
Philadyipuita
Davies
Miyiupies
Tokyo
Loup
Iho Boston
Nedalist
Hulder
Wis
Deroyanesyan
United States
New Castle Man Leads West Penn Golf Tourney First Round
Lee Toscano of New Castle shot a three stroke lead entering the second round at Edgewood Country Club in the West Penn Amateur tourney. He posted 68 on a 36 72 course as Oakmont’s Jack Mahaffey Jr and others chased with 71. Fifty-two players advanced, with the low 30 and ties to contest the final nine holes tomorrow.
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Fesdbukgh
Lee Toscano
New Castle
Dave Kulas
Clarion Star College
Lee Brown
Churchill Valley
Rate Big Bill Helen Moody Top Tennis Players
Big Bill Tilden and Helen Moody were rated as the greatest man and woman players of the past 50 years at Forest Hills. The ranking came from a poll of tennis writers and broadcasters conducted during the golden jubilee U.S. National Championships at Forest Hills held Sept. 3 12.
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NW Yurus
Big Bill’ Tilden
Helen Is Moody
Forest Hills
U.S
Forest. Hills
Senate panel questions sports writers on AAU NCAA feud
Washington AP reporting the Commerce Committee asked four sports writers for perspective on the dispute over open competition and who should sanction events. AAU argues for broad open meets with national athletes while NCAA wants to restrict to NCAA schools only. Magnuson and others condemn the escalating threat of eligibility penalties for athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Senate Commerce Committee
Boul
Boul Zimmermum the Loss Angel Times; Harry Missildite, the Spokane, Wish
Fred Russell
The
Minshville
Lem
Bander
Morris McLemore
Aliant News
Waren G. Magnueson
D-Wasl
AAU
United States
NCAA
Pic
Reds Rookie Prefers Relief Role After Big Leagues Start
Chicago state reports Reds rookie Buddy Davidson says he would rather relieve than start. Recalled from San Diego farm club, he posted a 1.99 ERA in relief with 2 strikeouts and 8 walks across 2 plus innings. Davidson made his first major league start versus the Cubs, earning a win after six innings, allowing 8 hits and 4 runs as the Reds won 6-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cineiiki Reds
Uddy Davidson
Reds
San Diego
Dick Lister
Davidson
St. Louis
Lister
Cubs
Ais
Emmaus Leads Legion Ball in Pennsylvania Tourney
Emmaus jumps to the third round of the Pennsylvania State American Legion Baseball tournament after wins over Meadville and West Chester. Moon Township vs Meadville and Freeport vs South Scranton set up next games as double elimination continues through the weekend. Wednesday scores show Emmaus 12 Meadville 5 and West Chester 16 Moon Township 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Eimmaus
Greens Shake Golf Pros In World Tournament Opener
Sutton Massachusetts AP 154 players from 15 nations begin the 200,000 World Golf Tournament at Pleasant Valley. Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer, eyeing the record purse, praise the huge greens and pace of play while avoiding predictions of a winning score. Nicklaus forecasts at least 230 for the first prize and Palmer notes the extraordinary course layout.
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Sutton
Mass
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Themelves
Palmer
Beno Doagan
Yar
Nicklaus
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