Corry sports notes include Hnaly in golf and high school rosters
Mary Hnatyszyn wins the President's Cup at Corry Country Club defeating Fern Roth rack after defeating Marge Wolcott and Mary Brady in the 16-player field. Elma Castor defends the club championship, and Corry High lists football roster weights while Ben Calderone aids school activities and Ben’s vacation solves. Ron Hopson earns MVP in North East league. Pirates slump as fans endure tough times amid nightly losses.
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Jane Hillstrom
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Fran Forrester
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Dale Gates
Bill Nichols
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Mark Brady
Fred Corbett
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Pizarro Drives White Sox Within One Win Of 20
Juan Pizarro pitched a five hitter to beat Minnesota 1-0, the win number 17 for the season placing the White Sox and Al Lopez within reach of a 1964 World Series bid. Cleveland topped Baltimore, New York beat Washington, Los Angeles downed Kansas City, and Detroit crushed Boston as Ford notched his first win since July. Mantle contributed a key two run double for New York.
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Boxing union clash over Liston suspension at WBA convention
The World Boxing Association faces a floor fight over Sonny Liston's suspension after his title loss to Cassius Clay. Nevada official James E. Deskin says the WBA lacked authority to suspend Liston before a member commission acted, citing Liston's Feb issue in Miami Beach as the trigger for the ban.
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Reed earns rare win as Dodgers top Giants 3-1
Howie Reed ends a five-year winless stretch with a six-hit victory for the Los Angeles Dodgers over the San Francisco Giants 3-1. The win tightens NL standings as Philadelphia leads and Cincinnati moves into second place behind the Mets. Reed allowed five hits to the seventh inning before the ninth inning hiccup and walks, with Perranoski and Miller finishing.
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Meadville to host 1965 Eagles bowling tournament
Craw ford County town Meadville will host the 1965 Fraternal Order of Eagles national bowling tournament from January through February, expected to draw 3 500 bowlers. A brief game recap notes Beach's pass interception against the Rams was negated by an accidental whistle.
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Rams waive 13 players including Monaghan
Los Angeles Rams cut 13 players yesterday among them Terry Monaghan rookie end formerly with Penn State. The moves affect the Rams depth chart and roster ahead of upcoming league activities.
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Butcher Nation's Top Trapshooter YANInATTA At Vastunuan
George Snellenberger, a 28 year old from Angola Indiana, shot 275 consecutive targets from 16 yards to win the national Class AA championship at the Grand Late r Trapshoot. He tied with five others at 200 in the regular race and won a Shooto. Gladys Prost of Phillipsburg Kansas won the Class A crown after a shoot off over Mrs Lewis R Wolf Philadelphia and Pun kin Flock Miami. Towa's five man team won the state team championship with 985 of 1 000. Nevada 984 Michigan California 979 Missouri 977 Pennsylvania 975. Gene Lear of El Reno Oklahoma won a six way shoot off for the 200 target introductory event by breaking 249 of 250. James Stine of Pillow Pennsylvania was second with 248 of 250. The six had tied at 200.
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Big League Stars Deliver Late Home Run in Tight Duel
Lou Brock and the Cardinals defeated the Pirates 7 to 6 on a 13th inning homer. Juan Pizarro pitched the White Sox to a 10 to 0 win against Minnesota, narrowing Chicago's gap in the AL lead.
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McElhenny Among Gridiron Veterans Cut in NFL AFL
NFL and AFL rosters shed about 45 players as 50 veterans and rookies were released. Hugh McElhenny, a 20 year NFL veteran with 10 000 career yards, was among those cut by the New York Giants in a major shake up. Joe Don Looney and Phil King were among others traded or moved to new teams. The leagues set final roster limits ahead of season starts.
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Pirates Fall Again as Cardinals Edge Pirates in 13 Inning Classic
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 7-6 in 13 innings after overcoming a 4-0 deficit. Brock hit a homer in the 11th to seal the win. Pittsburgh turns to Frank Bork or Don Schall for tonight’s pitching matchup against St. Louis.
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NYP League Results and Giants Roaster Shakeup
Geneva defeated Auburn 3 to 2 as Wellsville topped Binghamton 6 to 3 in league action. The Colts engaged in a five player swap and added Lou Kerouac plus a future draft pick. The Giants acquired R C Owens and Andy Nelson while cutting Glynn Griffing and others. Frank Lasky was waived to the 49ers.
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Speedway To Feature Sky Diving Demolition and Stock Car Racing
Speedway in Randolph New York schedules a Sunday night event combining a sky diving exhibition with auto races. The program is led by Ron Blackmer who holds a substantial points lead in the late model division, with contenders including Bob Schnars John Seely and Squirt Johns among about 20 cars in a 25 lap feature.
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Dottie Dolan and Lou Master Lead Corry Ladies Day Golf
Dottie Dolan and Lou Master won top honors at Corry Country Club Ladies Day. Contests included longest drive on hole 1 and closest to pin on hole 9 with 31 participants across 18 and 9 hole divisions.
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Corry Country Club
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Louise Rickers
Masler
Marie Keppel
Gen Spnoski
Ann Chillock
Lou Ruffner
Joan Morgan
Detroit Champion Beats Buffalo 3-1 for AABA Title
Lonnstown based Detroit wins its first All-American Baseball Association Limited Division championship by defeating Buffalo 3 to 1. Michigan team clinches the title with the victory yesterday in Detroit.
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