Archery shoot at Cory Archery Club draws 200 shooters
Independence Day events include the Cory Archery Club meet with about 200 archers from the tri state area at Spring Street. $400 in trophies cover a 21 target field round in seven classes plus a brainbuster novelty shoot. Patti Bailey and Jack Sheridan are among invitees. Registration opens at 10 a.m. at the hilltop range.
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Yankees Pound Red Sox Echo Weekend Lessons In Patched Play
The Yankees swept Boston in a doubleheader and moved to a two game AL lead while the Red Sox drop to four percent back. Yogi Berra keeps hitting as New York learns not to gift outs and to execute late. Overnight, Roberts endures 13 1 3 innings in the loss, with Baltimore Kansas City splitting a twin bill as Detroit White Sox Twins and Indians win.
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Pirates Sweep Mets In Heat Buster
Pittsburgh wins 3-0 to sweep the three game series as Bob Friend hooks a two hitter through eight innings before blistering heat ends his day. He improved to 10-6, striking out seven, walking one. Roberto Clemente and Jerry Lynch spark in the fourth with a sacrifice fly by Smoky Burgess and a Clemente triple. Al McBean closed out the ninth. Pirates sit seven games back of first, 12 behind the Phillies, and head to Philadelphia for a twi-night doubleheader with Don Cardwell and Earl Francis slated to pitch.
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Yanks Start To Pull Away From NL Leaders In Sunday Action
The Associated Press reports a lively MLB Sunday night scene with Hector Brown delivering clutch relief for the Colts in a 14-4 upset of the Cardinals to widen the National League race. Milwaukee’s Tony Cloninger pitched a two hitter as the Braves routed the Dodgers 7-0. Giants beat Reds 7-3 as Billy Pierce notches first win since mid-April. Pirates blanked the Mets 3-0 behind Bob Friend and Al McBean. Phillies edged the Cubs 2-1, aided by Tony Gonzalez and Frank Torre. Willie Mays hit a go-ahead homer for the Giants in a five-run seventh. Aaron and McMillan pace Milwaukee’s offense, while Brown adds a rare Sunday-night two-win career feat.
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Pennsylvania Bowling Tournament Ends in Williamsport
Philadelphia area players swept the 24th annual Pennsylvania men’s bowling tournament in Williamsport. Class A singles champion John Santos of Lower Bucks County posted a 720 series in three games. Temple Oil of Upper Darby led team competition with 3231, while Harry Hand and Fred Laviloa of Philadelphia won doubles at 1972. Joe Ostroski of Philadelphia rolled 872 including a 300 game, the tournament’s second perfect game.
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Argentinian Nicolino Locehe Wins South America Lightweight Bout
In Buenos Aires Nicolino Locehe of Argentina outpointed Se bastian Nascimento of Brazil in a 15 round decision. In Panama Bernford Francis defeated Wesley Hines of Jamaica by knockout in the 8th round, 128 Panama.
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Legion Loses To Waterford On Home Run
Legion falls to Waterford 5 3 on a late homer as both teams total four hits. Waterford’s Lainey homered in the fifth to spark the win, while Melinies and Greer sparred in a pitching duel with nine strikeouts each. Corry threats were derailed by timely errors and double plays, and Corry leaves bases loaded in the seventh. Next game for Mamitiss is Thursday at Lavelaurd Field in Corry against Lawrence Park.
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Palmer In Another Tie At Cleveland Open
The National Open champion Julie Boros tied for the lead at the Cleveland Open. A sixth hole out of bounds caused a Denver par seven, costing Boros about $17,683 in prize money and denying Tim a larger payoff. The event at host county course featured other top players battling for the $110,000 purse with a complex, error-filled round.
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Wimbledon Seeding Sparks Criticism Ahead of Quarterfinals
Wimbledon seeds stir debate as the seeding committee faces backlash over top players like Roy Emerson Manuel Santana and Chuck McKinley while Mexican Osuna and Indian Krishnan seek rightful spots. Santana edged Osuna in a standout third round clash as seeds falter in early rounds.
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West Shades East Gridders By One Point
In Buffalo a close gridiron test drew 20 050 fans as West edged East by a single point. Stars like Hugh Campbell Pat Richter and Daryle Lamonica showed top form amid heat at War Memorial Stadium. Campbell earned MVP honors with eight receptions for 92 yards and two TDs, while Nelson and Minefield delivered key plays.
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