Beaver Club archery tournament draws small crowd despite strong pros
The Beaver Club archery event featured top international archers but drew only about 50 paid attendees. Visitors praised Corry’s hospitality, noting potential for higher participation next year. Pro Dickie Roberts and Jagger Gervais duel over $200 per arrow, while Jim Pawkes, aged 16, tied for amateur first.
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Dickie Roberts
Jagger Gervais
Pete Dubrosky
Sheen Field
Yastrzemski Leads Red Sox Past Tigers For Third Place
Boston, paced by Carl Yastrzemski with a double and a homer driving in three, beat Detroit 7-1 to seize sole possession of third in the American League. Foy, Andrews, Conigliaro and Scott contributed as Boston erased Denny McLain early and rolled to victory.
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Red Sox
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
New York
California
Minnesota
Chicago
Kansas City
Denny McLain
Mike Andrews
Joe Foy
Foy
George Scott
RBI
Andrews
Tony Conigliaro
Tigers
Braves Top Byes 6-2 In Bid For No. 1 Spot
The Atlanta Braves beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 2 as Felipe Alou hit a grand slam and the team pressed toward the NL lead. Atlanta remained 4.5 games behind St Louis, which won 6 to 4 over the Mets. Alou’s slam was his 10th homer of the season and caps a four straight win for the Braves.
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Senators
Washington
Mike Epstein
Paul Casanova
Baltimore
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Tom Phoebus
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Gerge Brunet
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Twins
Brunet
John Werhas
Jim Fregosi
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Felipe Alou
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Philadelphia
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Charlie Hartenstein
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Houston
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Joe Torre
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Ken Johnson
Mike Shannon
Tim McCarver
Dale Maxvill
Cards
Jerry Buchek
Mets
Vada Pinson
Phils
Tony Perez
Pinson
Lee May
Rich Nye
Cub
Dick Groat
Jim Davenport
Bob Etheridge
Cubs
Hartenstein
Willie McCovey
Nye
Valley View Methodist Doubles Win In Softball Match
Hennigh triples for Valley View Methodist as G. Marsh doubles in a church league softball game. B. Marsh earns the win while D. Byler takes the loss. Umpires EB Zajac and R Munn preside. House for sale appears in the classifieds.
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Hennigh
G. Marsh
B. Marsh
D. Byler
EB. Zajac
R. Munn
Stockton Andrus Win CCC Tourney
Roger Andrus and Bill Stockton led 26 two man teams at Corry Country Club in a two day 3 hole golf tourney finishing with a 211. Dr John Mohr and Steve Tinko took second with 215, Al Xander and Jim Jordan third with 219, Dar Walcott and Leo Dolan fourth with 222.
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Roger Andrus
Bill Stockton
Corry Country Club
Andrus and
Stockton
John Mohr
Steve Tinko
al Xander
Jim Jordan
Dar Walcott
Leo Dolan
Steelers release seven rookie players at Latrobe
The Pittsburgh Steelers cut seven rookies during night festivities at Latrobe Pennsylvania. The players include backs Jim Bacon of Kansas and Warren Pierce of Upper Iowa and linemen Barnes Boffey Middlebury Sylvester Bynum Elizabeth City Teachers Dennis Dyszelski Marquette Dick Hubert Vermont Eli Strand Richmond.
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National Football League
Jim Bacon
Kansas
Warren Pierce
Upper Iowa
Barnes Boffey
Middlebury
Sylvester Bynum
Elizabeth City
Dennis Dyszelski
Marquette
Dick Hubert
Vermont
Eli Strand
Richmond
Wild Waterfowl Area Under Construction in Erie County
The Pennsylvania Game Commission and Erie SCS begin a 300 acre Siegel Swamp project north of Wattsburg to create two waterfowl areas. A 70 acre main lake and a 25 to 90 acre second pond will be fed by runoff, with dams built by the Game Commission and roads for access. Land is Game Lands 218, with future upstream dam plans along LeBoeuf Creek. Month-old ducklings released to showcase progress as completion targets October 1.
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Erie County
Wattsburg
Siegel Swamp
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Erie Office of the Soil ‘Conservation Service
Harvey Gance
Food and Cover Corps
Erie
Pymatuning
Game Lands
LeBoeuf Creek
Siegel Swamp Dam
Warren Beverage to meet Keystones at Loveland Field
The three time state champion Warren Beverage baseball team, sponsored by Emmons Jones, travels to Loveland Field tomorrow for a 6 15 p m game against the Keystones. Beverage features five college players and former pros and leads the Glenwood League with an outstanding 1967 season. A large crowd is expected. Managers have not announced pitchers.
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Sam Baressi
Albion
Jim Daniels
Jon Bennett
Tim Bennett
Paul Niedomys
Skip Frisina
Craig Sampsel
Dennis Caster
Moose
Dave Grinder
Mike Gentile
Bob Katulich
Warren Beverage
Loveland Field
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Keystones
Beverage
Warren
Emmons Jones
One Beverage Nine
Bill LaRosa
Jim Hammond
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