Corry and Albion face second big test in Little League All Stars
Corry meets Albion at Olin Bracken Field for a regional playoff bid as the Little League All Stars seek national recognition. Co managers Baressi and Sprovers will start the same lineup, with Rosh Tig on the mound.
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Albion
Olin Bracken Field
Little League All Stars
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Tony Sprovers
North East
Marty Roehrig
Peter Mcbaughlin
Rosh~ Tig
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McLaughlin
VFW
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Gary Blynt
Dave Welmore
Roehrig
Ineals
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Wascak
Greg Hooks
Larry Darnofall
Jack Hammond
Jerry Mick
Favorite Missing From West Penn Women's Finals
West Penn Women's Golf 28th annual final at Beziwad Country Club featured Oakmont’s Jane Martin, a three time winner, absent. Semifinals saw Mrs Philip M Teplitz defeat Miss Martin 4 and 3, while Mary Ann Sherry beat Mrs PF Pallard to reach the final. Major League notes: Charlie Lay homered twice as Orioles beat Royals 8-7. Jim Kaat pitched eight shutout innings for Cleveland win.
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Ssburgh
Jane Martin
Oakmont
West Penn
Miss Martin
Philip M_‘Teplitz
Duguesne i
Bizewaad
Mary Ann Sherry
Church Valley
PF. © Pallard
Allegheny
Meinnes Nine Tops Youngsville Hot Stove Crew
Meinnes Nine defeated Youngsville 14 to 6 in the Hot Stove League game at Loveland Field. Larry Greer and Harold Bromiley each went 3 for 3 and 2 for 2 respectively, with Linski adding an in park homer. Brown pitched four innings for the win, Bromley finished the last two and two thirds with three strikeouts.
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Reestar Teague
Corry
Youngsville
Ryland
Linski
Crockett
Brown
Clark
J Pais
Dis
Dolan and Oller Shine in Ladies Golf at Carry Club
Dottie Dolan posted the longest drive and Judy Oller had the day's best putts at the Carry Country Club Bolt course. Five members compete today at Conewanee Country Club in the North Western Pennsylvania Interclub Matches. Five Corry women—Mary Brown Marie Keppel Fran Forrester JCleo Brown Betty Mackenie—slated to participate in Warren matches, with potential for more.
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Dottie Dolan
Judy Oller
Conewanee
I Womren
Corry
Warren
Mary Brown
Marie Keppel
Fran Forrester
Jcleo Brown
Betty Mackenie
The Spoken Word STs Like the air The Printed Word Is Always There
A fragment shows a reflection on the enduring presence of printed words versus spoken speech. It hints at the value of written texts as a lasting record amid fleeting talk. No clear event, person, or place is identified in the readable fragment.
Local League Scores With Regional Matches
Evie 4 Batavia 7, Olean 18 Auburn 9, Geneve 9 highlight a small league evening. Teams EW Vormzeumn League details unclear. results centered on close finishes and regional competition.
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Vormzeumn
Evie
Batavia
Olean & Auburn
Geneve
Yankees Gain Three Game Lead With 10 6 Win Over Boston
The New York Yankees completed a three game series sweep of Boston 10 6 as Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris paced the attack. Bill Skowron and Clete Boyer delivered power while Howard drove in three and singled twice. Angels beat Detroit 8 2 and Minnesota tops Cleveland 8 0 as Kaat limited opponents to scattered hits. Baltimore, Kansas City, and Chicago each won while the Pirates shocked New York with a 7 2 1 9 innings two game sweep, aided by Bob Skinner’s late homer in the second game. Williams and Maye homered for Giants and Braves respectively as the pennant race tightens across the league.
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Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Boston
Mari Histon Howard
Bill Skawrott
Clete Boyer
Yanks
Los Angeles Angels
Minnesota Twins
Angels
Detroit
Minnesota
Jim Kaat
Tus
Tom Bohr Allison
Atricken
Cleveland
Minnesot
Ue Indians
Baltimore
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Ralph Terry
Yankee
Mantle
Folo Ving
Boyer
Howard
Skowron
New York
Agaromy
Bob Tillmar
Tigers
Allison
Bittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Los Angeles Caneers
Danny Mutaugh
Tate
Eloy
Dick Stuart
Milwankers
St. Dollis
Dodgers
Chicago
Philadelphia
Houston Colts
Bob Friend
Josen Jay Hook Rine
Pittsburgh
Skiimer
Inallers
Jeff Field
Pace
Bot Bolin
Giants
Milwaukee
Willie Mays
Han Aaron
Lee Maye
Braves
Bertelianna
Cams
Whitfield
Bertell
Barney Schnitz
Minnie Mijoso Returns to Active List with Cardinals
Minnie Mijoso, a Cuban outfielder once out since a collision at Busch Stadium caused a skull fracture, was activated by the St. Louis Cardinals yesterday after months of rehab and workouts.
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Minnie
ST. Louis
Minnie Mijoso
Busch Stadium
St. Louis Cardinals
Amat’s Weight After Drying Water Loss Estimate
Amat, whose normal weight is 150 pounds, would weigh about 50 pounds if all the water in his system were dried up.
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Amat
Baseball standings and results from Thursday and today
American League standings show New York, Los Angeles, Minnesota, Cleveland, Baltimore, Chicago, Detroit, Boston, Kansas City, Washington in tight races. Thursday results include New York beating Boston and Minnesota over Cleveland, with several other AL games. National League leaders Los Angeles, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, Houston, Chicago, New York, and others posted results. Thursday included Saint Louis over Chicago and San Francisco over Milwaukee, with New York defeating Pittsburgh in extra innings.
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Los Angeles
Minnesota
Cleveland
Baltimore
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
New Yorke
W. L. Pet
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
AL Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Houston
Milwauket
Cincinnati
Francisco
Cassius Clay Schedules Heavyweight Match With Lavorante
Angel es AP reports two top heavyweights Cassius Clay of Louisville and Argentina's Alejandro Lavorante set to clash in the arena tonight. The bout is not televised. Clay, 20, enters as a slight favorite and vows a five round knockout echoing Archie Moore's earlier win over Lavorante. Lavorante, 25, has 19 fights 15 by KO with three losses and his recent win over Zora Polley.
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Cassius Clay
Louisville
Argentina
Alejandro Lavorante
Sports -Arena Tonight
Clay
Cassius
Lavorante
Archie Moore
Alex
Eertainly Cassius
Moore
Layorante
Thice
Zora Polley
Boston Russians Renew Jump Rivalry At Stanford Meet
A two day Stanford track meet pits Ralph Boston of the United States against Igor Ter Ovanesyan of the Soviet Union in a series of head to head attempts. The clash threatens world records as Ter Ovanesyan seeks a 27 feet 3 inch mark and Boston aims to extend his lead in the long jump rivalry.
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Calif
America
Ralph Boston
Russia
Igor Ter-Ovanesyan
Stanford
Ter-Ovanesyan
Boston
U.S
Wilma Rudolph Ward
Uncle Sam's Fellows
Seven Beaver Lettermen Set For Grid War
Beaver football opens with lettermen to lead a veteran nucleus. Veterans like John Butler Tom Flowe and Me Hanna anchor backfield while Mike Vincent El Krasa and Jim Barber pace the line. Home games host Oil City Tinsville Meadville with reserved seats on sale at Ritz Restaurant. adults pay 1.31.
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Hae
Larry Johun
John Butlers
Tom Flowe
Mie Hanna
Mike Vincent
el Krasa
Jim Barber
Vincent
Barber
Krasa
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Meadville
Atelovk
Ritz
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