IL All Stars Fall To Albion In Regional Loss
The Corry Little League All Stars were unable to hit against Albion pitcher Benny Haranin, losing 4 0 in a regional game. Marty Roehrig took the loss, as Albion built a four run cushion with unearned runs on eight hits while Corry’s bats struggled.
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Ford Leads Field After 36 Holes In PGA Championship
Doug Ford Thu 138 leads a crowded leaderboard at Atlantic City after 36 holes at Dove Valley, Palmer commends his effort. The field includes Arnold Palmer, George Bayer, Bob McCallister, John Barnum, Frank Stranahan, Marty Furgol, Bobby Nichols, Julius Boros and Jack Burke with Ford one stroke ahead of Cary Middlecoff and Gary Player.
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This Week In Rec Baseball Results and Schedule
Rec baseball results show Phillies, Orioles, Angels, Giants, Senators, Reds, White Sox, and Red Sox across Monday to Thursday matchups with scores and a next week slate. Key results include Phillies over Angels and Giants routing Orioles, Senators forfeiting to ? and several doubleheaders. Next week features Red Sox vs Orioles, Angels vs Reds, White Sox vs Giants, Phillies vs Senators, Orioles vs Reds, Giants vs Senators, and Phillies vs White Sox.
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Giants Beat Pirates In NL Clash As Mays Leads
Giants win 6 3 over Pirates in Pittsburgh as Willie Mays belts his 27th homer and Willie McCovey adds a solo shot. Cepeda boots a grounder allowing two runs in the eighth. Clemente and Groat spark a late Pirates rally, but San Francisco prevents a needed series sweep.
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Cassius Clay Knocks Out Lavorante in Fifth Round
Unbeaten Cassius Clay of Louisville knocks out Alejandro Lavorante of Argentina in the fifth round in Los Angeles. Clay, at 198, ends the bout with a dramatic knockdown and full count. It’s Clay’s 13th straight win and 12th knockout. Lavorante, 208, started strong but Clay’s speed and power prevailed in a heated matchup.
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Dame Yankees Triumph Over Belles 24-10 In Softball
The Dame Yankees routed the Belles 24 to 10 at the high school field. Sandy Mixchieul earned the win, Bev Inslett took the loss as Burl Gibas hit a grand slam in the second, with two more homers in later innings. Mitchell also homered for the Yankees. List of Belles players includes Marge Shaver and Pat Craker among others. Walter Wares umpired. Next game Friday at 6:40.
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Record Holding Trotter Dies
Beauvais. (AP) A world record holder for 4 year old trotters and another farm official said a 9 year old horse died yesterday at Castierst. Officials at the farm said the 9 year old or of Vbionne-Even Primates pre Nest Atlank for Spyine i Griet slimes.
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Mickey Wright Three Strokes Up in Ladies Open
Mickey Wright leads the Ladies Open by three strokes as she eyes victory at the Oyster Bay course. Analysts note her power and accuracy off the tee give her a strong edge over challengers on the 6800 yard layout.
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Juan Likes Tough Scrap Fullmer Sure To Oblige
A chaotic sports recap notes Juan facing a tough scrap against Fullmer with a history of knockouts. The piece references aliases and names, mentions a 26 1 recent record, and hints at a boxing card with fights in New Jersey and elsewhere, signaling a stacked slate and notable matchups.
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Mary Ann Sherry Wins West Penn Women's Golf Title
Mary Ann Sherry 22 of Churchill Valley Country Club captured the West Penn Women’s golf championship by defeating Mrs. Philip M. Teplitz of Duquesne at Edee Wood Country Club, TX. Browns owner Dan L. Barnes dies at 68 in St. Louis. former board chairman of American Investment Co. founded 1917.
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Mays On Hit Kick Giants Edge Pirates 6 3 in NL Thriller
Willie Mays homered for the Giants in a 6 3 win over Pittsburgh as San Francisco kept pressure on the Dodgers, with Roberto Clemente extending his hit streak and Tommy Davis driving in four for the Dodgers in a win over the Cubs. Mejias’ ninth inning single gave Boston a 4 3 win over St Louis, while Cincinnati and Milwaukee split. The Pirates stayed two behind the Giants, and the Braves topped the Phillies as Musial moved closer to RBI mark.
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Gola Heads For Career In Football
Philadelphia AP reports Tom Gola former Warriors forward heads to Hershey to try out for the NFL Eagles at training camp. GM Vince McNally welcomes a basketball reflexes edge, Gola seeks a pro football spot but would prefer to return to basketball if football fails. he played high school football at La Salle before devoting himself to hoops.
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Brown Day at Warren Warps Conewango Golf Flight Winners
Brown day at Conewango Country Club Warren featured local women all named Brown winning prizes across three flights. Amy Brown Mary Brown and Cleo Brown captured awards with Charlotte Haskell posting low gross. Next interclub event heads to North East Friday in August with Corry CC hosting.
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Russia Seen as Greatest Threat to U S Track Power
Stanford opening two day dual meet pits Russia against the United States with 13 world record performers. AP reports crowds of up to 120000 expected as Brumel and Ter Owenesyan duel with Boston and other stars. Coaches call this the best ever meeting with finals in Stanford Stadium.
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