Memorial Day sports calm with major archery and golf events
The city holiday brings minimal sports activity aside from the Corry Archery Club range annual shoot drawing about 200 archers and $400 in trophies. Registration at 10 a.m. at Hilltop. Corry Country Club hosts the first Mary Brown Junior Invitational Golf Tournament on August 5 with 72 juniors from five clubs, limited to 12 per club, across three flights for low gross, low net, and a team plaque.
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Pirates Sign Three Free Agents for Minor League Clubs
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced the signings of three minor league free agents. Infielder Jol Peterton, 21, from West Nyack New York joined the system along with outfielders Wayne Smith, 16, of Schenectady New York and Robert Tolan, 17, of Los Angeles California.
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Dodgers Seize First as Marichal Stars in Giants Rally
Giants pitcher Juan Marichal crafts a dramatic 14 inning win over Milwaukee, matching Carl Hubbell’s legendary timing. Willie Mays homers in the 16th to seal a epic duel, while Dodgers overtake St Louis with Drysdale star power and a run from Ron Fairly.
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Yankee Rookie Hurls 1 Hit as Yanks Beat White Sox 3-0
The Yankees win their fifth straight behind Downing's one hit allowed through seven innings before a Whitfield hit ends the bid. Kubek and Lopez drive early runs as Morehead loses a no hitter in the eighth. Allison hits his 20th homer for the Twins in a 7-4 win over Detroit. Hall adds a three run shot in the sixth.
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VanDresar Stars In CSL For Presbyterians
Jan VanDresar starred for the Presbyterians in a 10 to 7 Church Softball League win over Alliance at Corry Area High School west field. Jerry McIntyre earned the win, while Chuck McCray took the loss. Batteries were McIntyre with Grice and McCray with Lay.
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New Grid Foes For Pitt 1964 Schedule
Pitt announces William and Mary and Oregon as the new opponents for the 1964 schedule replacing Washington and California. The Panthers will face Oregon at Portland on Oct 4 and William and Mary on Oct 11, with other dates including Navy, Syracuse, Notre Dame, Army, and Penn State.
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Cassius Clay Named Fighter of the Month by Ring Magazine
Cassius Clay, undefeated, stopped England's Henry Cooper in the fifth round as predicted and was named Fighter of the Month by Ring Magazine. Cooper, still British Empire heavyweight champion, moved from eighth to seventh in the heavyweight rankings while Clay stayed No. 2 behind Floyd Patterson. YANK POWERS WIN HENLEY RACE. The Rollins College crew from Florida won its first-round race at Henley Regatta on the Thames, clocking 7:26.0 for the one mile 550 yard course beating Barclay Bank Rowing Club of Britain. Over 1,000 oarsmen from 11 nations attend the four-day event.
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Vaulting Ace Injured On Trampoline
AP reports Brian Brembers of Seattle, a top trampoline performer and University of Washington gymnast, suffered a serious dislocation and possible spinal injury during a trampoline workout. He is hospitalized in critical condition with traction applied. world record attempts are on hold as doctors evaluate fracture risk and potential surgery.
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Orioles Institute Fines For Violations On Squads
The Baltimore Orioles, amid a slump, impose self fines for 25 violations split 6 for pitchers and 19 for all, ranging from 1 to 5 dollars. Manager Billy Hitchcock and players like Dick Brown incur initial penalties as the plan aims to curb careless play and focus on baseball.
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Downing Tops White Sox To Boost Yankee Lead
New York manager Ralph Houk hailed Al Downing as the next Yankee ace. Downing shut out the White Sox until the eighth inning, allowing one unearned run as the Yankees built a big lead in the pennant race. Hopes hang on Downing’s steady, overpowering stuff and improved form for the stretch run.
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Jr. Golfers Qualify Here for Invitational Ahead
Local junior golfers hosted a qualifying round at Corry Country Club for the first annual May Brown Junior Invitational next month. John Xander shot 77 to lead Group A, with Vicky Dyckes 81 and others scoring 87 to 89 as more rounds set for next Tuesday. In Group B and C, multiple players posted qualifying scores and putting leaders were named, while Toronto tennis coach Earl Buchdy began a two week stint coaching eight Eastern Canada Junior Davis Cup players.
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Braves Subdue Indians In 10th Inning Thriller
Braves rally to beat Indians 8-7 in extras at Loveland. Jim Shavers sparked the late rally, Harold Walsh added key hits, and Gary Swackhamer produced multiple Braves infield hits. Joe Padworth earned the win while Morton took the loss as the Indians led 7-6 after seven.
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CJ Captures 11th Straight in Memorial Field Thriller
The Corry Journal reports CJ defeated Moose 4 2 at Bracken Field to extend their win streak to eleven. Key performances include Balog Home Runs and Chase with hits, while Hasbrouck picks up the win and Johnston suffers the loss as Jamestown racked up 18 hits including four homers.
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