Beavers practice turns violent with heavyweight recruit
Corry High football drills grow intense as 250 pound Dale Gates anchors the line and seasoned players like Tom Bracken push the backfield for a Sept 12 trip to Warren. Coach Lou Hanna emphasizes explosive hits while Terry Darnoall, Larry Marlatt, and Jeff Theisen push for varsity spots amid cool start conditions.
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Lopezmen Triumph as White Sox Oust Orioles in AL Scene
Chicago's White Sox rose to first place after blanking the Yankees for their fifth straight win while Baltimore dropped behind. Boog Powell suffered a possible month-long wrist injury, complicating Orioles’ lineup as New York tumbled further. Los Angeles edged Detroit, Kansas City beat Cleveland in other AL action.
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Pa. Team Loses In L Tourney Semi Finals
Connellsville Pennsylvania loses to New London Connecticut 31 in the Eastern Regional Little League semi finals. Losing pitcher Mike Banko drove in Connellsville’s only run with a third inning single. Connellsville was limited to one hit by Tom Amanti. Mid Island Staten Island blanked Smithfield Rhode Island 80 with five wild pitches. Mid Island meets New London for the regional title at 2 PM Saturday.
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Jesse Carries Torch in New York Marathon Torch Relay
Olympic hero Jesse Owens will lead 3,500 runners carrying the torch from New York to Los Angeles in a relay to raise funds for a United States marathon effort. The event begins at 10 p m on Tuesday September 1 with a goal of 1 million dollars.
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Berra Fumes Over Linz Harmonica Bus Altercation
New York Yankees infielder Linz played a harmonica on a team bus near Comiskey Park after a 5 0 loss to the White Sox. Manager Yogi Berra demanded silence and warned Linz to play it in his room, sparking a confrontation with coach Frank Crosetti and Ling arguing with Pepitone nearby. The dispute ended with order restored as the club headed to Boston for a Red Sox series.
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Last Garden Fight Tonight Ends Network Boxing Run
The Garden hosts the final MSG telecast night as light heavyweights Johnny Persol and Henry Hank meet in a 10 rounder. Three more Friday fights follow at other sites, ending with Dick Tiger versus Rocky Rivera in Cleveland. ABC-TV will simulcast nationwide at 9 p.m. EST using rounds scoring.
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Pennsylvania Golfer Takes Narrow Lead at Eastern Amateur
Toscano of New Castle, the reigning Pennsylvania amateur champion, moved into the second round of the Eastern Amateur with a two stroke lead after firing a two under par 68 at the Elizabeth Manor Course yesterday. Two strokes back at even par were George Boutell of Phoenix and Bobby Greenwood of Cookeville.
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Phillies Sweep Pirates As Thomas And Callison Spark 20 32 Run Win
Frank Thomas and Johnny Callison powered a Phillies doubleheader sweep of Pittsburgh, 20 to 1 and 3 to 2, lifting Philadelphia to a commanding NL pennant lead. Thomas homerred in the opener. Callison tied and sealed the nightcap with a homer and sacrifice fly, while Mazeroski was cut down at third to end a Pirates threat. The day also saw the Reds and Giants tied for second as Milwaukee beat the Dodgers.
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Palmer leads American Golf Classic at Firestone with 68
Arnold Palmer shot a two under par 68 to take the early lead at the $50,000 American Golf Classic at Firestone Country Club in Akron. He credited the long rugged layout and his new putter for the 7,165 yard test, one stroke ahead of Tony Lema who posted 69.
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Harrison Keppel Leads Jr Golf Day at Corry Country Club
Harrison Keppel led the A division in Junior Golf Day at Corry Country Club. Denny Dyckes Bill Masler and George Wurm tied for second in A. In A Minus Sandy Ott and Diane Williams tied for first with Jack Cummings John Bracken and Jim Stahl. Bob Cummings and Mark Bloom led B division. Final Junior Golf Day and awards picnic set for next Thursday with about 60 youths attending.
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Brooklyn Eliminated In All American Amateur Playoffs
In Johnstown Pennsylvania defending champion Brooklyn fell 3-2 to the host team and was knocked out of the AAABA double elimination tournament. Also eliminated were Maryland State Allentown Philadelphia New York City Zanesville and Holyoke.
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Lakers Romp Over Royals In YMCA Basketball Action
Lakers rout Royals 47 to 12 on outdoor YMCA court led by 27 points from Sayne. Lakers improve to 8-3, closing to a half game behind league leader Bullets. Coaches Ray Blynt and Joe Jandy. Scorers: Taylor 27, Upperman 14, Blynt 4, Cragg 2. Royals’ Jed scores 4. Sample, Dubrosky, Eaton, Fitch each 2. Royals face Bullets next. Bullets lead 8-2, possible title tie with win. Other result: Jamestown 8 Geneva 6. rain postponed all other games.
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Father Son Golf Tourney Slated Here Tomorrow at Corry Club
A father son golf tournament with 24 fathers and about as many sons is set at Corry Country Club. Tee off is 1 to 1:40 p.m. at the hilltop course with a dinner and prizes following. Tournament chairman John Chilock announced details including listed participants and sponsors.
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Phillies Top Pirates in Game One to Lead NL Standings
Art Mahaffey pitched a complete game for the Phillies, beating the Pirates 3 to 2 in the opener. Johnny Callison homered in the Hh inning to tie the game and added two RBIs with a sacrifice fly in the eighth, helping Philadelphia sweep the doubleheader and extend its NL lead to seven games.
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