Tryout Camp at Spa Highlights Quiet Fourth of July Sports
The Fourth of July holiday finds a quiet sports scene with minor events and spectator options. Major league activity is sparse as teams rest, while the Cincinnati Reds expand farm efforts with 35-city camps under Farm Director Bill McKevlinic.
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Clichnmnti Reds
Bill MyKevhnic
Pavayin
Staten
Charices
Ina
Ackerman
McCornick
Garavan Ta
Cambridge Springs
Gowry
Huntes
Playground Activities Highlighted At Junior High
Tinger painting featured the playground program while Indian painting was completed at the Junior High. Masquerade winners included Belle Ann Anderson and Carol Chiricuzio for most original, Mary Eten Anderson and Judy Rigby for prettiest, Tom Any Varassa and Darrell Dietsch for funniest. Duke defeated Pitt 83 to 42 in senior basketball. 130 attended yesterday. next game Pitt vs Duke.
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A. Tinger
Belle Ann Anderson
Carol Chiricuzio
Mary Eten Anerson
Judy Rigby
Tom
Any Varassa
Darrell Dietsch
Duke
Pitt
Falcons Bow To Clean Nine In Five Run Loss
The Hor nell Dodgers beat the Hamilton Cardinals 13 to 6 as shortstop Boluni and catcher Scannelli each drove in five runs. Other scores include Batavia 2 Corning 1, Wellsville 1 Bradford 0, and Olean 7 Jamestown 5.
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Associated Press
Bob Boluni
Frank Scannelli
Hornell Dodgers
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Dodgers
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Batavia
Corriing
Wellsville
Bradford
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Jamestown
Steve O Neill Revitalizes Phillies Early Season Boost
Steve O Neill takes over as Philadelphia manager and steers the Phillies to four wins in six games against Brooklyn and New York. Aided by sharp pitching from Robin Roberty and Russ Meyer and timely hitting by Bill Nicholson and Mel Clark, Philadelphia sweeps a doubleheader 4-3 and 2-1. Dodgers cut lead to three games as Giants and Cubs falter. Nicholson receives a warning from Wakio Connie Ryan. Dittmer drives in decisive runs to edge Giants 2-1 in Boston.
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Mel Clark
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Yankees
New York
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Dale Mitchell
Madlans
Brows
Hunters Win Three Day Doe Season In Pa
Harrisburg Pennsylvania authorities announced a three day antlerless deer season for next December extending the longest doe season on record. The Game Commission aims to reduce the heavy deer herd and estimates about a half million antlerless deer across fields and forests. A two week buck season remains. antlerless hunters must pay 1.45 for a special license in addition to the regular 3.15 hunting license.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Gime
Humverh
Phillies Sweep Dodgers Behind Balling Bill Nicholson
Yesterday's Stars' Balling Bill Nicholson helped the Phillies to a 2-1 nightcap win, completing a doubleheader sweep over the Dodgers. Harry Brecheen pitched a three hitter for the Cardinals to beat the Reds 3-0.
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Bill Nicholson
Phillies
Rome
Phils
Dodgers
Harry Brecheen
Cardinals
Garis
Cincinatati
Vets Rally To Upset C-J Nine By 14-12 Score
Vets rally late to defeat the Corry Jamestowns 14 to 12 in a Little League game. Bracken and Sharkey contributed key plays as Vets gained a lead in the sixth inning and held on. The Corsy Jamestowns drop leaves Vets tied for second with two games left in the standings.
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Shreens
Tie Vues
Corry-Jamestons
Oly Bracken
Tame
D. Bailey
Tipi
VTW
Biks
Mathias crushes decathlon record at Olympic trials
In Tulare, Bob Mathias breaks his own world decathlon mark with 825 points in the 1500. At 17, he already held the 1948 Olympic title and now leads toward the U S Olympic team. His marks include 100 meters 10.4, broad jump 23 5, shot put 49 10 1 2, high jump 6 2 1 4, 400 meters 48 8, high hurdles 14 6, pole vault 10 6, long jump 23 5, javelin 209, 1500 4 0 8.
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Associated Press
Tulare
Gull
Bob Matias
Lunds
Methuss
United States
U. S
Unis
Mathias
Han
American League Results From Yesterday
Yesterday in the American League, Houston defeated New York 4 to 2 and Cleveland beat St Louis 2 to 0. Philadelphia routed Washington 4 to 2, while Chicago lost to Pittsburgh 4 to 2 and Brooklyn beat St Louis 3 to 0. Internationally, Baltimore defeated Rochester 10 to 4 and Syracuse beat Albany 14 to none.
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St Louis
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Brooklyn
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Pittsburgh
BBC
GAMES
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St. Louis
Legion Nine To Play Waterford In Big County League Tilt
The Corry American Legion junior baseball team hosts Waterford at Loveland Field in a key season match. The 2:30 p.m. game is expected to draw the largest crowd of the year with Hodie Muboan on the mound and Le Me Curry at bat as Tommy dropped tries open.
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Hodie" Muboan
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Teen Er Loop All Stars Play Titusville
A Teen-agers League all star lineup travels to Titusville for a holiday contest. Teams feature Ajax University figures and players from Harker Field including Ayoind Will, John Margaey, Bill Ter oer, and more. Also notes boxing results from Washington DC with Glen Plaryan losing to Gene Smith in a 126 pound bout.
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Diehl
Jalully
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Cro
Foams Fm
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Ajax Ten Tervity
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Uri
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Oh Fixsin
Walt Latos
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Duck Pfeiffer
Bill Tunnel
John Middleton
Rogers Steel
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John Orcukl
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Seastead Lands Big Musky In Lake Chanlaugig
Craig Seastead, 12, son of My and Mrs Arnold Seastead, becomes the first Corey angler to report a muskellunge with a season at Chanlaugig Lake near Hartfield Bay. Local reports note a large catch and sales at hot Chyubugie yeie Pindleyy Takes.
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Craig Seastead
Big Musky
Craid Seastead
Arnold Seastead
Corey Anpler
Chanlaugig Lake
Hartfield Bay
Younk Senelend
Seittievest Willolips
Yeie Pindleyy
Mikes
Tilly
Molly
St Elizabeths Defeat Methodist Team 15-6
The St Elizabeths softball team saved a 1B win over Hue Methodists in a 4 Ghurui League encounter. The Melons pounded 20 thrashes as a scored in every inning by the third. The losers rallied with single threats in the third and fourth, but St Elizabeths pulled away for the decisive victory.
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Methodist
St. Elaabeth
Hue Methodists
Melons
Wil
Timie
Meekers
Heth
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