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Corry Little League All Stars face setback and hopes pivot
Corry Little League All-Stars suffered a possible jaw setback when Rick Wascak was hit in practice with a ball and may miss the rest of the season. He starred in the opening round win at Cambridge Springs last week, while Vincent and Montgomery gain Big 33 and Blue squad roles. Vincent, sole Corry Big 33 selection, and Montomery may clash again in the Blue Gray classic. The piece also notes Melnnes Junior Legion’s no hitter memory and honors Patsey Notte’s long tenure as Legion manager.
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NL Hitters: Supreme Yankee Subs Roll On
The Associated Press reports a busy weekend in the National League and American League. Pittsburgh Pirates, Philadelphia Phillies, Milwaukee Braves, San Francisco Giants, and St Louis were among teams racking up wins as hitters shone. In the AL, the Yankees bolstered their lead behind reserves while Mickey Mantle nears a return, with Red Sox and Twins also capitalizing on late rallies and standout performances.
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Nicklaus Wins PGA Title at 23 in Dallas
Jack Nicklaus, at 23, captured the PGA Championship in Dallas finishing two strokes ahead of Dave Ragan and three over Bruce Crampton and Don Finsterwald. He fired rounds of 64 73 69 68 for a 274 total at Dallas Athletic Club and pledged to stay hungry as he continues his golf career.
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Rick Wascak Hurt In Practice
Twelve year old Little Leaguer Rick Wascak was to be examined today by an Erie eye specialist to assess damage to his right eye after a ball struck him during practice with the LL All-Stars Saturday. The injury prompted immediate medical evaluation and transfer plans to a specialist.
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Baseball standings and results from recent games
American League and National League summaries list team records and recent results. Notable scores include New York and Cleveland in extra innings, Boston beating Chicago, and Los Angeles leading the NL with St. Louis close behind. PGA mention notes Finsterwald tied for fifth and Nicklaus leading money list with 13,000 prize.
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John Rudolph Skips Local Club Championship Bid
John Rudolph appears not to enter this year’s local club championship at Corry Country Club. The event resumes with ten hole-by-hole play across three flights, matching Bracken, Kaiser, Cassett and others as semifinal rounds are set for next Saturday.
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Championship Boxing Show in Las Vegas Details
Promoter details a high profile boxing event in Las Vegas with a 250000 dollar gate and 700000 dollar potential TV receipts. Eight count rule retained if knocked down, three knockdowns waived, and two referees or judges to be named. Ticket tiers include 10 40 and 100 dollars with 500000 seats for venue capacity and no rematch option specified.
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Two Steelers Holdouts Miss First West Liberty Practice
Steelers practice opens at West Liberty State College with defensive back Clement Thomas and reserve linebacker Ken Kirk absent as unsigned players. Lou Michaels hits a field goal, linking him to a recent league scoring record. Buddy Parker plans two-a-day drills avoiding contact this week for conditioning.
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Pa. Lawn Tennis Tourney Opens
The Pennsylvania Lawn Tennis Championships open with top players Het Hien and WoTenL competing. The event, part of the LS Dye Cup series, runs through Sunday and features a lively field in a bid for titles at the Hyde Park venue.
McInnes Suffers No-Hitter in Final Contest
The report covers a baseball game where McInnes experienced a no hit effort in his final contest. It mentions players such as Ayewadyy, Lavine, and Beal among others, with details of the lineup and defensive plays. The piece notes pitching, fielding, and subsequent outcomes, highlighting the losing pitcher Botley and the winning pitcher Seal.
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