Callison and Callups Lead Giants Braves In NL Spin
Callison and Philadephia combined to steal a pennant lead from the Giants as San Francisco and Cincinnati split a doubleheader. Bateman, Hart, and Hart’s 13th homer highlighted a tough day for the Colt. The Braves climbed to fourth, four percentage points back, while Chicago and St Louis surged in NL actions.
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Leslie Cops U. S. Road Race Title
Ed Leslie of Monterey California won the 165 mile U S road racing championship at Greenwood Roadway before 19 500 sports car fans yesterday driving a Cooper Pord took the lead on the 28th lap and never was overtaken on the last 32 taps as he collected 2000 dollars prize
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Weekend boxing results from Osaka and Mexico City
In Osaka Hiroyuki Bhihara, 112, defeated Kung Kang Nam, 112, South Korea, by knockout in 10. In Mexico City Eudardo Hernandez outpointed Hiram Bacallao, Cuba, 10 rounds. In Falconara Salva tore Burruni, 118, Italy, outpointed Rafael Fernandez, 117, Spain, 10. The U Shag fact notes one dentist per 1,000 inhabitants.
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Bullets and Lakers Prevail In Y Basketball Doubleheader
The Bullets beat the Celtics 53 to 30 to stay in first place. In the nightcap the Lakers rallied past the winless Kuicks 42 to 30, moving into second. Fred Schwab led the Bullets with 24 points, Bill Johnston 18, and Dan Taylor 19 for the Lakers. Celtics top scorer Bob Blair had 18. Knicks aim for first win as they face Royals at 6:30 p.m.
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Blondie in Corry Journal Daily Reading Enjoyment
Corry Journal promotes daily reading enjoyment with a compact note about Blondie. The feature hints at a light hearted strip and engaging syndicated content for local readers.
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Nichols Wins PGA Championship in Columbus Affair
Bobby Nichols, a 28 year old Louisville native, captured the 46th PGA Championship at Columbus Country Club by three strokes with a 271 nine under par and a final round 67. Jack Nicklaus finished second with 274 after a 64 in the final round as Arnold Palmer surged.
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Big 33 Fullbacks Anchor Pennsylvania Texas Clash
Pennsylvania brings three proven fullbacks to the Big 33 game against Texas set for August 1 in Hershey. Bill Rettig Dan Lucyk and Bob Baxter combined for 3401 rushing yards and 39 touchdowns last season. Rettig scored 14 TDs 1112 yards Baxter exceeded 1200 yards 34 TDs and blocked 15 extra points Lucyk totaled 1089 yards on 209 carries with 6 scores.
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Angels sweep Twins behind Dean Chance shutout performance
In Los Angeles Dean Chance pitched his third straight shutout and sixth of the season, a four-hitter lifting the Angels to a 40 victory in game two of a double header. Joe Adcock went 4-for-8 with two homers and six RBIs to spark a sweep of Minnesota as Los Angeles took games four and four.
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Waterford Fails to Field Team for Exhibition Game
Waterford could not field a full squad for a junior game at Loveland Field as injuries sidelined key players. Union City sent six players, Waterford four, and an exhibition scrimmage followed. The Savings and Loan team plans to play in Sherman Wednesday and a rematch at Loveland Field next Saturday at 6 30 p m.
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Big Four Set For CC Club Title Matches
The Corry Country Club championship flight narrows to four contenders John Mohr Leo Pfeiffer John Rudolph and Bob Bracken as semifinal battles loom next Saturday with Mohr vs Pfeiffer and Rudolph vs Bracken followed by a 36 hole final.
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Browns Cut Rasher After Notre Dame Quarterback Release
Hiram Ohio Browns released Norbert Rascher, former Notre Dame quarterback, from the NFL club's roster yesterday.
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All Stars Open Area Rivalry At Harborcreek Park
Corry Jamestown All Stars travel to Harborcreek Wednesday for a note worthy regional showdown. Manager Joe Baressi and Sam Baressi oversee a lineup featuring southpaw starters Mark Chase or Scoop Sample with Dan Taylor available if needed. Chase is 7 0 with a .448 average. Sample sits at 4 4 with .400. Hasbrouck leads league with seven homers while Taylor owns a 41 win total.
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Clark Wins Solitude Grand Prix in Stuttgart Race
Jim Clark of Scotland drove his Lotus to victory in the Grand Prix of the Solitude in Stuttgart Germany. He averaged 91.466 miles per hour for the 41.06 mile race on a rain softened course.
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All-Star Roster Victory Brings Purses to Players
Subday's win earned Miss Jessen $1500 and Miss Wright $1200. Shirley Englehorn of Los Angeles shot 75 for a final 220 and third place, earning $970.
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Jessen Stops Wright to Win Yankee Open Golf
Ruth Jessen, Bonsall California, won the $10,000 LPGA Yankee Open at Atlas Valley by shooting 68 for 213 total, denying Mickey Wright a chance at a fourth straight win. Wright finished second at 216 after a 74 in the final round, following a weekend lead and a prior playoff loss to Jessen for the USGA Women's Open title.
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Minnie Minosa Signs with Indianapolis PCL Club
Veteran outfielder Minnie Minosa, previously waived by the Chicago White Sox, was signed by Indianapolis of the Pacific Coast League yesterday.
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