Corry CC Club Championships Stir Golf Season
Corry Country Club plans a serious golf run with three flight first rounds this weekend and August 9 as the crown date. Notable contenders include John Rudolph, Dr. John Mohr, and Leo Pfeiffer aiming for a seventh club title and spots in upcoming National Amateur qualifiers in Buffalo and Cleveland.
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Howard Sheen
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AL BI Swan Jr
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Nick) Carter
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Willard Dyckes
J. Guy Butters
Harry Krone
Jack Caster
Kevin Days
Walt Bowen Jr
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Geoff Russell
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Roberts Blanks Bengals as Stuart Stars in Rally
Dick Stuart provided the highlight with two late homers lifting Boston to a 5-0 win over Washington. He leads the league with 77 RBIs, while Dick Stigman took the loss for Minnesota, and Robin Roberts pitched Detroit shutout for Baltimore. Monbouquette earned his fifth victory with a six-hitter as Chicago and New York posted wins.
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Phillies edge Reds as Pavletich costs a run in NL clash
Don Pavletich, back in the majors, errors a play that helps Philadelphia top Cincinnati 5 4. Danny Cater and Vada Pinson homer. Bob Bruce and Ron Herbel miscues affect the game. Giants, Dodgers, Cardinals win in NL action. rain wipes out Pirates Milwaukee doubleheader.
Williams wins Western Pennsylvania Women's Golf title
Penn State coach Suzy Williams defeated defending champion Mrs. H. Semple 1 up to win the Western Pennsylvania Women's Golf Association tournament held yesterday in Butler, Pennsylvania.
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Savings, Loan Team Battles Waterford Here Tonight
The Corry Savings and Loan baseball team hosts Waterford at Loveland Field for a 6:30 p.m. game. After an 8-8 tie Wednesday, Waterford stole home to force the draw. Manager George Sproveri aims for better control and a win with lefty John Kornikoski opposing Jack Mazurski. Lineup includes Linski, Dubrosky, Hammond, Hotchkiss, Foreman, Upperman, Rigby, Hanna. Two games with Sherman are lined up for next week.
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Union City
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Brogdon
Jan Bosak
Bob Zalaneck
Corry
Bill Linski
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Rick Hammond
Art Hotchkiss
Jim Foreman
Dave Upperman
al Rigby
Mike Hanna
Sherman
Jim Hammond
North Kids Top South In Playground All Star
North wins 12 to 1 in the Playground Baseball League All Star game at Loveland Field. Norths Joe Balog Jim Wurm and Dennis Casler pitched two hitters allowed. Skip Frisina led the offense with a double and single, Craig Bailey hit a triple, while Bennett, Komenda, Mick and Knapp doubled. Ed Partch supervised the 10 and under league.
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Randy Miscik
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Craig Bailey
Doug Knapp
Brice Mick
Ed Partch
Balog
Warm
Caster
Mick
Bailey
Komenda
Koval
Dean Gates
Clint Daniels
Red Sox blank Senators in sudden death playoff
Dick Stuart slugged two two run homers driving Boston to a 5 0 win over Washington. Stuart leads the American League with 77 RBIs and has six homers in five games. Bill Monhou quette held Washington to six hits for his second straight shutout at the Butler Country Club.
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Associated Press
Dick Stuart
Boston
Red Sox
Washington
Stuart
Bill Monhouquette
Butler Country Club
Nichols Leads Annie By One In PGA Championship
In Columbus Bob Nichols clung to the lead after a Friday 71 to stand at 135 as Arnold Palmer’s Army pressed from behind. Ken Venturi fired a 65 to tie for third at 137, while Jack Nicklaus shot 73 to sit five back at 140 amid the sweltering Columbus Country Club conditions and a trending battle for the title.
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Columbus, Ohio
Bobby Nichols
Bobby
Columbus Country Club
Nichols
Arnold Palmer
Army
Ken Venturi
Tess
Blade
Palmer
Arnie
Balmer
Venturi
Bo Wininger
Jack Nicklaus
Pirates Clinch Second in Junior League Playoff Win
The Pirates defeated the Yankees 4 to 1 at Love Land Field to claim second place as Ralph Eastman’s team stranded seven runners. John Wascak sparked the late rally with a sixth seventh inning score after a Harry Anderson error. Wascak and Fred Corbett led with two hits apiece, while Corbett drove in three. Marty Roehrig earned his seventh win of the season as the Yankees collected four runs on offense. Playoffs open Monday at Pee Street Field.
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Monbouquette
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Pete Ward
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Jerry Mick
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Pee Street
J. Hammond
Sprovers
Ted Wawrejko
Tom Bulard
Gary Southworth
Junior League playoff schedule double elimination
Schedule outlines a Monday July 20 start Braves versus Yankees followed by Pirates versus Indians on Tuesday and a Wednesday match between Monday and Tuesday losers. Additional rounds occur Thursday and Monday July 27 with potential July 29 extension to crown the league champion.
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Pirates
Indians
Friday Results and Evening Games From the League Standings
Philadelphia edge Cincinnati 5 4 while Houston beats San Francisco 5 2 and St. Louis defeats New York 9 8 Pittsburgh faced Milwaukee with a postponement due to rain Today's schedule includes Philadelphia at Cincinnati Houston at San Francisco Chicago at Los Angeles and Pittsburgh at Milwaukee New York at St Louis in the American League New York leads with 82 games and a .619 winning percentage Baltimore sits at 33 621 G B New York 82 619 and Chicago 60 50 5 10% Detroit 4 500 10% Kansas City 34 56 378 21% Washington 35 58 .376 22% Cleveland 37 49 430 16% Los Angeles 44 47 484 12% Minnesota 42 50 500 10% Boston 43 47 ATS 12M
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Three Teams Tie In Scotch Golf At Corry Country Club
A Scotch foursome at Corry Country Club produced a three way tie for first in Division One with totals of 27 under combined handicap. Division Two awarded top honors to a net 18 for the nine hole event. NYP LEAGUE RESULTS show Binghamton 7, Geneva and Auburn 9, Batavia 2, Jamestown 7, Wellsville 3.
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Geneva & Auburn
Batavia
Jamestown
Wellsville
Bizarro Wins TV Fight To Earn Title Shot
Johnny Bizzarro of Erie Pennsylvania scored a decisive 10 round unanimous decision over Frankie Narvaez at Madison Square Garden to gain a potential lightweight title shot. Promoter Don Elbaum reported a $40 000 guarantee offered to Carlos Ortiz with Ortiz’s adviser Bill Daly signaling acceptance. Judges backed Bizzarro while the Associated Press had him ahead for a clear victory.
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Johnny Biacarro
Erie
Frankie Narvaez
Narvaez
Madison Square Garden Ring
New Yorker
Don Elbaum
Carlos Ortiz
Bizzarro
Bill Daly
Ortiz
Johnny LoBianco
Frank Forbes
Tory Caste
Methodists Edge Past Catholics in Church Softball Clash
In a 12 11 decision the Methodists rallied from a seven run deficit, scoring four in the bottom of the seventh to topple the Catholics. Chester Czech blasted a fifth inning homer for Catholic, while Jerry Williams paced the Methodist offense with four hits including a double. Bob Marsh added three doubles for the winners as Jim Hannan earned the win.
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Methodists
M-Squad
Chester Czech
Bernie Gluyna
Jerry Williams
Bob Marsh
Her Berghaus
Frank McKnight
Bailey
Hammer- Tee
McKnight
Marsh
Correll
Cuech
Jim Hannan
Reds Arrive in United States for Track Meet
A squad of 80 Soviet athletes arrived in New York last night en route to Los Angeles for the United States Russian track and field meet next weekend.
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