Archery tournament, golf tourneys slated for Fourth weekend
Archery competition at the local range draws archers from New York Ohio and Pennsylvania with expected 250 participants and 5 000 prize event. Registration 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Red Devil Bowmen hosted invitational amid refreshments. Corry Country Club hosts a holiday golf day with longest drive closest to pin and a Calcutta on Saturday. Minor League baseball updates and local golf notes follow including Arnold Palmer at Meadville and Denny Lyons NCAA finish.
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Corry Country Club
New York State
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Red Devil Bowmen
Diane Sawyer Miller
Detroit
PAAA
Professional Archers Association of America
Jim Minana
Calcutta
Minana
Northwestern
Wanango Country Club
Oil City
Corry
Indians
Tribe
Yanks
Pirates
Angels
Nea
Red Sox
Orioles
White Sox
Giants
Loveland Field
Arnold Palmer
Meadville
Holiday Inn
Arnie
St. Lewis
Denny Lyons
Warren-Jamestown Area
Knoxville
Tenn
Florida State
Toby
Warren’s
Conenango
Armand Shaner
Titusville High
Lafayette College
Lafayette
Titusville
Wicu-Tv
Erie
Houston
Tulsa
Penn State
Maryland
Notre Dame
Rich Arrington
California
Southern Cal
CAHS
Ray Shaw
Roberto Clemente Lifts Pirates With 13 Hits Win
Roberto Clemente led the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 3-1 victory over the Milwaukee Braves as the team pounded out 13 hits. Clemente lifted his batting average to .390 with a single, double, and triple in four at bats. Don Cardwell picked up his fifth straight win with relief help.
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Roberto
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Roberto Clemente
Bes
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Clemente
Don Cardwell
Rippin Rocky Ignites Indians in pennant chase
Indians slugger Rocky Colavito drove in five runs with a homer double and single to pace Cleveland to an 8-0 win over Baltimore as he nears a pennant bid. Colavito, back from a five year exile, leads an 18 of 21 stretch and a .363 pace with seven homers and 20 RBIs. The Twins won 4-1 at Kansas City to stay a game back, while the Yankees blasted Boston 16-2 and the White Sox fell to Los Angeles.
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Rocky Colavito
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Colavito
Homer
Indians
Baltimore
Frank Lane
Chicago
Kansas City
Minnesota Twins
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Washington
Detroit
New York Yankees
Boston
Orioles
John Miller
Leo Stange
A &L
Jim Grant
A’s
Twins
Grant
John O'Donoghue
Tony Oliva
Oliva
Harmon Killebrew
Angels
Dean Chance
White Sox
Bill
National League standings and Friday results
National League tabulates Los Angeles 46 33 582 Cincinnati 43 34 558 San Francisco 41 33 554 Pittsburgh 40 36 526 Milwaukee 5h St. Louis Chicago New York. Friday results show Houston 4 Los Angeles 3 St. Louis 6 New York 3 Pittsburgh 8 Milwaukee 3 Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 2 San Francisco 4 Chicago 0 Today's games list matchups including Los Angeles at Houston Cincinnati at Philadelphia St Louis at New York Milwaukee at Pittsburgh San Francisco at Chicago.
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Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Fran
Phila
Phia
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee _ a
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Houston
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
San Francisco
W.L. Pet.g.b. Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Cleveland
Kansas
Palmer Smokes And Gears Up For British Open
Arnold Palmer smokes again and shows solid form as the field of 130 tees off in the 1965 British Open at Royal Birkdale. He played in the 71-72 range on Friday, is among favorites with Nicklaus as a 7-2 top bet, and aims to defend his Open title amid a large field and final-qualification cut.
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Southport
England
Arnold Palmer
Arnie
Latrobe
Royal Birkdale Links
Palmer
Dack Nicklaus
Tony Lema
San Leandro
Calif
Doug Sanders
Qjai
Kel Nagle
Australia
Gary Player
South Africa
Major Stars Pitching and Batting Drive 6-0 Wins
Frank Kreutzer of the Senators blanked Detroit 6-0 on three hits for his first win and first complete game of his major league career. Rocky Colavito of the Indians drove in five with a homer, a double and a single as the American League routed Baltimore 6-0.
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Skowron
Angels
Jim Frogosi
Joe Adcock
Frank Kreutzer
Senators
Tisgers
Hank Aguirre
Yankees
Red Sox
Roger Repez
Elston Howard
New York
Mel Stottlemyre
Detroit
Rocky Colavita
Indians
Baltimore
Phils On Tear as Stuart Leads Comeback Drive
Dick Stuart sparked a 4-3 Phillies win over Cincinnati with a two run homer in the eighth, lifting Philadelphia to 17 wins in 23 games and back to fourth place. The Dodgers fell to Houston as Don Drysdale suffered his fifth straight defeat. Pirates, Cardinals, Giants, and Mets won in NL action.
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Stuart
Phil
Phillies
Cincinnati
Besiv
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
St. Louis
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
Gerry Aringo
Rich Allen
Reds
Tony Perea
Alex Johnson
Deron Johnson
John Briggs
Walt Bond
Joe Morgan
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Ron Brand
Astros
Pirates
Roberto Clemente
Willie Stargell
Don Cadwell
Ed Mathews
Bob Gibson
Mets
Frank Lary
Gibson
Tito Francona
Juan Marichal
Cubs
Willie Mays
Tom Haller
Cornell Beaten by Nottingham in Henley Regatta Semifinal
Cornell lightweight crew loses to Nottingham Britannia at Henley in a Thames Challenge Cup heat. Notting ham Britannia clocked a record 6 minutes 38 seconds, half a length ahead of the American crew, marking Cornell lightweights first defeat in two years.
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Cornell
Henley-On-Thames
Fugland
Cornell University
Nottingham Brittannia
Britain
Nottingham
Squirt Johns Fights Narrow Lead in Eriez Feature
ERIE Brockway driver Squirt Johns protects a slim 2 point edge over rookie Joli Whitehead of North Clymbr in Brive Speedway’s Fourth of July program. The 5 lap main event offers a $3000 purse and 200 points to the winner with 1920 to the runner up. Top contenders include Bob Schnars Chuck Piazza Floyd Fanale and Em Dill. Race time is 8 p.m. with Eviex features and a 25 lap sportsman event on the card.
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Erie
Brockway
Wren
Jgrace
Johns
Whitehead
Bob Schnars
Busti
N. Y
Chuck Piazza
Jamestown
Floyd Fanale
N. Y., With 512 and ‘Em Dill
Chnars
Wright
Leahure
Feller Predicts White Sox and Dodgers Pennants
Alan Binvalet Feller, ex Cleveland Indian pitcher, forecast the Chicago White Sox to win the American League pennant and the Los Angeles Dodgers to capture the National League pennant this season. He cited Chicago’s lack of strong relievers Eddie Fisher and Hoyt Wilhelm as a factor in his prediction.
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Augan
Alan Binvalet
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Dodgers
Feller
White Sox
Chicago
Eddie Fisher
Hoyt Wilhelm
Two Youths Headed for Conservation Camp
Gary Snell and Allan Ayers of the local Rod and Gun Club will attend the Junior Conservation Camp at Penn State, sponsored by the Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs. The two chosen youths advance from the club’s junior program, marking the second straight year of club sponsorship. The two-week camp emphasizes conservation education, lectures by federal and state agencies, field trips, and practical work in soil, forests, water, minerals, wildlife, firearm safety, archery, and fishing.
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Penn State
Gary Snell
Allan Ayers
Pennsylvania Federation
Sportsmen's Clubs
Red and Gun Club
Corry
Norman Morris
Ted Bauer
Pennsylvania
Uni‘ity
Federated Sportsmen
Legion Team Loses Two Key Players in Season Struggle
The Legion squad reports the loss of center fielder Rigby who is moving to the west coast to attend college and outfielder Dan Ahl who suffered a wrist injury in a hay wagon fall. With 12 players, they face Girards Fairview away and Erie at Loveland Field, while five players attended a Pittsburgh Pirates tryout camp led by Rex Bowen.
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Jon
West Coast
Rigby
Ohio State University
Dan Ahl
Ahi
Toster
Girards Fairview
Cartyiles
Erie
Loveland Field
Pittsburgh Pirates
North Warren
State Hospital Field
Pirates
Rex Bowen
Tom Morton
Larry Persing
Bob Hubert
Rick Hammond
Don Harrison
Kansas City Athletics Owner Seeks 15Year Enclosed Stadium Lease
Kansas City Athletics owner expressed definite interest in a 15 year lease for a proposed enclosed stadium in Kansas City. Judge Morris Dubiner said Finley told the local committee he was interested but could not commit at present. The program has grown in 47 years to include more than 2,200 boys from nearly every county in the state.
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Kansas City
Harles C
Mnie
Kansas City Athletics
Morris Dubiner
Jackson County
Finley
He State
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Lake Pleasant
Hammett
Eriez
Chisox
Elmer A, Ortner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
WOTR
ANU
General Auto Repair
Frank's
Thomas Motors
Cohen Auto-Supply
Franklin St
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Legion
Ager
Chic Young
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