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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1966

Page

8

Corry Little League Stars Win North Crown Playoff Thriller

Corry Little League All-Stars edged French Creek Valley National 14 to 10 at their home field to stay alive in District 1 playoffs. Trailing 10-8 in the fifth, Corry rallied with six runs as Cummings Bennett and Rupp doubled in the frame. Monday’s 6 p.m. game vs Harborcreek at Bracken Field determines the Northern Division champion. winner faces Meadville-area Southern Division champ.

Corry Corryites French Creek Valley National Corry Kids Sam Baressi Harborcreek Bracken’ Field French Creekers Jim Bennett Brad Rupp Bob Cummings Cummings Craig Bailey Mike Roden French Creek Valley Bennett Daniels Mike Williams Rupp Meti Bennett Williams Baressi Roden Doug Brown North East Albion Meadville

Persing to pitch as Savings and Loan visit Franklin

Larry Persing will hurl for Savings and Loan in the second game of the District 29 American Legion Baseball playoff series at CPT Field tonight. Franklin won the opener Thursday and can clinch the title with a victory at 8 p.m. Persing, a right hander, is 7-1 on the season.

Larry Persing Savings and Loan Franklin American Legion CPT Field Persing

Snead Strikes Blow For Oldtimers

AKRON Ohio AP Swinging Sammy Snead, 54, leads the Golden Anniversary Championship at Firestone with a 139 halfway total. He remains under par while younger players trail, discussing aging effects on distance and nerves. He works on his theory that practice comes during play and notes his tee shots have shortened by about 25 yards.

Akron Ohio Sammy Snead PGA West Firestone Country Club al Geiberger Don January Snead Tommy Aaron Aaron Pye

Mets Top Dodgers 3-0 for seventh Straight Win

Ron Swoboda fueled the Mets surge with a two run homer as New York beat the Dodgers 3-0 to extend their winning streak to seven. The club moved within one game of seventh, while Giants beat Phillies 4-1 behind Gaylord Perry’s 15 strikeouts, tightening NL standings. Houston and St Louis won, Cincinnati and Atlanta lost.

Associated Press New York Mets Ron Swoboda Mets Los Angeles Dodgers Swoboda New York San Francisco Giants Dodgers Philadelphia Gaylord Perry Houston Pittsburgh Cincinnati Atlanta St. Louis Chicago Perry Phillies Clay Dalrymple Rich Allen Bill White Willie McCovey Larry Dierker Bob Bailey Willie Stargell Astros Bailey Rusty Staub Lee Maye Bob Aspromonte Ron Brand

Smile Of Victory At Jo St. Clair Golf Tourney

Mary Helene Williams wins the handicap division at Corry Country Club earning the Jo St. Clair trophy at a summer luncheon. In Detroit baseball news Bob Swift, hospitalized, learns of Norm Cash’s grand slam powering the Tigers past Cleveland 10-5 to end a six game skid. Cash drove a bases loaded single to right earlier and narrowly missed record entries. Jim Palmer shuts down the Orioles for an 11th win as Robinson hits his 19th homer. California climbs with Satriano’s two run triple. Don Demeter starts Boston’s late rally.

Mary Helene Willams Jo St. Clair Corry Country Club Mary Helene Associated Presa Bob Swift Norm Cash Detroit Tigers Cash Tigers Cleveland Swift Detroit Charlie Dressen Russell Wright Tiger Wright Gary Bell Bell Frank Skaff Dressen Jim Palmer Orioles Brooks Robinson Jim Gosger Danny Cater Kansas City Washington Athletics George Thomas Boston Don Demeter Thomas Tom Satriano California Strixano Jim Bouton Rick Rei

Williams and Stengel Enter Hall of Fame

Ted Williams and Casey Stengel formally enter baseball's Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, boosting total members to 104. Commissioner Eckert presides at the Cooper Park ceremony as Stengel, 75, joins after a special ballot, and Williams, 47, is elected in his first year of eligibility with strong writers’ support.

Cooperstown N.Y Ted Williams Casey Stengel William D. Eckert Cooper Park National Baseball Hall of Famel and Museum Stengel Veterans Committee Williams Boston Red Sox Baseball Writers Association of America

Blackmer Seeks Fifth Straight Win at Erie Speedway

Ron Blackmer aims for a record fifth consecutive sportsman feature victory in the 21ap main at Erie Speedway tomorrow night. He will race in the new car class as well after a blown tire last Sunday nearly cost him a win in his 1966 Chevelle. Both 25 lap features open an 13 event program at 8 pm, with the 150 lap $6,000 late model feature set for Sunday, July 31.

Blackmer

Local racing field names and contenders surging in season finale

Dale Clark of Frewsburg N Y leads a list of strong entrants including Gary Hazzard Busti Cal Hull Oil City Fred Peters Chuck Vorse Erie and Gary Coon Reno Pa as the late model wind up nears. Squirt Johns Bob Schnars and Jim Scott chase their third season win while defending point champ John Whitehead North Clymer still aims for No 1.

Dale Clark Frewsburg N. Y Gary Hazzard Busti Cal Hull Oil City Fred Peters Chuck Vorse Erie Gary Coon Reno Squirt Johns Bob Schnars Jim Scott John Whitehead North Clymer

Steelers bring Lettring back after fatigue treatment

In SINGSTON Rhode Island AP report says Pittsburgh Steelers first draft choice Dick Lettring will return to camp Sunday after fatigue treatment. The team also signed quarterback Jack Stofa, released by Miami Dolphins, and cut rookies Matt Hatcher and Charlie Washington.

Bob Swift Diagnosed With Lung Cancer In Detroit Tigers

Detroit Tigers interim manager Bob Swift, 51, has a lung tumor and will miss the rest of the season. He has been in hospital since July 14 for a gastric illness. Doctors will begin treatment after recovery. Swift became interim manager on May 16 after Charlie Dressen suffered a heart attack. Coach Frank Skaff will continue in charge.

Detroit Bob Swift Detroit Tiger Swift Charlie Dressen Frank Skaff Skaff

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