Little League All Stars Welcome Wesleyville in Erie County Semi
Corry All-Stars face Wesleyville at Bracken Field in the District 1 semifinal tonight at 6 30 with Pold or Johnson to pitch and Pain held back if Corry advances. Wascak and Brown lead a strong field while Schwab boosts the infield and Hasbrouck starts at first base.
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Rein Pold
Don Johnson
Corry
Wesleyville
Bradken Field
Vern Group
Tony Sprovers
Pold
Johnson
George Pain
Corryites
Meadville
Pain
Corry Jamestown
VFW
Moose
Don
Rick Wascak
Wascak
Sam Dubrosky
Ellis
Mike Balog
Brown
Little
Chuck Jackson
Jackson
Larry Hasbrouck
French Creek Valley National
Dan Corbett Corbett
Bill Blynt
Rick Schwab
Schwab
Meadville Nationals
Prilay
Crawford County
Junior Golfers Rout Titusville in Return Match
Carry's junior golf team trounced Titusville 303 in Titusville on Monday. Medalist John Xander shot 80 while Corry players Denny Dyckes 86 Harrison Keppel 86 and Vicky Dyckes 88 also posted 80s and 80s. Teammates included Dot MacKenzie Dave Swink George Sproveri Bill Bachemer Dick Tate Mike Cartig and Dave MacKenzie.
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Carry
Titusville
John Xander
Corryites
Xander
Denny Dyckes
Harrison Keppel
Vicky Dyckes
Liman
Dot MacKenzie
Dave Swink
George Sproveri
Bill Bachemer
Dick Tate
Mike Cartig
Dave MacKenzie
Dodgers Clinch NL Lead With Shutout Of Pirates
The Dodgers blanked the Pirates 0 0 as Johny Podres earned his fifth shutout of the season to hold a six game NL lead. Willie Mays homered for the Giants in a 9 1 rout of the Mets while the Cardinals and Reds won to stay in pursuit. Rusted box scores note Maloney’s 15th win and Dick Groat’s four hits for St Louis as the pennant chase tightens.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Johny Podres
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn
Peres
John
St. Louis’ Cardinals
Milwaukee
Jim Maloney
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Larry Jackson
Willie Mays
Giants
New York Mets
Houston
Philadelphia
Bul Friend
Pittsburgh
al McBean
Harvey Hadux
Dick Groat
Ray Sadecki
Ron Taylor
Maloney
Cubs
Bills Burton
Tommy Harper
Vada Pinson
Gordy Coleman
Pinson
Prank Robinson
Jackson
Vic Seixas Eliminated in Merion Tennis Tourney
Vic Seixas, seven time Pennsylvania champion and former U S and Wimbledon titlist, was eliminated on the third day of the Merion Cricket Club event by Brazilian Ronnie Barnes 26 86. Meanwhile Steeler halfback Willie Daniels injured his right knee during drill in West Liberty West Virginia crutches ordered. first NFL casualty since preseason drills began.
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Naven Fonu
Vic Seixas
Merion Cricket Club
Seixas
U.S
Davis
Cipher
Ronnie’ Barnes
Steeler
West Liberty
W. Va
Willie Daniels
Pittsburgh Steelers
Ralph McGill
Mississippi State
Daniels
Buddy Dial
Liston Patterson Fight Ends Quick With Asterisked Record
Sonny Liston defeated Floyd Patterson in two minutes and seconds with a decisive finish. Liston projected a future bout possibly against Cassius Clay, noting plans and TV earnings while Patterson anticipated rematch talk and uncertain dates.
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Urs Vegas
Ney
Sonny Liston
Floyd
Liston
Sonny
Patterson
Las Vegas
Ash Resnick
Cassius Clay
Philadelphia
Big League Stars Deliver Big Doubleheader Wins
Norm Cash and the Tigers crushed the White Sox in both games of a 31 and 64 doubleheader sweep as Cash clouted two homers and added multiple singles. Jim Maloney allowed only an initial single to Ellis Burton and struck out 13 in the Reds victory over the Cubs. Al Kaline collected three singles and three RBIs in the other game.
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Associated Press
New York
Yankees
Boston
Chicago
Minnesota
Baltimore
Orioles
Diego Segui
Kansas City
Red Sox
Detroit
White Sox
Norm Cash
Tito Francona
Cleveland
Jim
Mudcat
Steve Barber
John Blanchard
Stan Williams
Steve Hamilton
Los Angeles Angels
Blanchard
Roger Maris
Yanks
Angels
Hamilton
Williams
Paul Foytack
Segut
Cash
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Jim Maloney
Reds
Ellis Burton
Cincinnati
Larry Jackson
Chicago Cubs
Hank Aguirre
al Kaline
Aeross
Bob Anderson
Dave DeBusschere
Morton Hurls One-Hitter As Indians Top Pirates In Junior League
Tom Morton pitched a one hitter with 17 strikeouts for the Indians against the Pirates at Loopland Field. Rick Hammond doubled and scored in the sixth for the Pirates. Other Indians contributing included Rudy McCray Lanny Alees Steve Bath Carmen Piccirillo and Jin Foretman. Pirates side also featured Ham mmon and teammates. The game was the season opener for a makeup schedule with playoffs set for Saturday and a doubleheader Sunday. Umpire was Fed Glady.
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Om Moran
Muphyh Baky
Boe Hivl
Indians
Pirates
Loopland Field
Siee
Rick Hammond
Hammond State
Bob Huenel
Ted
Tribe
Morton
Janet Dim Carrier
Rudy McCray
Lanny Alees
Steve Bath Tine
Carmen Piccirillo
Jin
Foretman
Pirate
Lyoup
Hammmnod
Dot Wascuk
Matty Roeble
Mike Lruhovsky
Ron Hanks
Jiny Klene
Dick Litton
Dick Steves
Harry Andersony
Tin Sche
Gates
Yanks
Fi ‘Morrow
Twin Hill Imix
Besbobthron
Tuilbins Ou
Hackel
Mortal
Mike Ju Inosky
Fed Glaly
Correll Leads Methodists Past Nazarene In Church Softball
John Correll powered the Methodists to an 11 to 2 victory over Nazarene. He slugged two doubles and a home run to pace the offense as Nazarene managed five singles off Bol Marsh. Nazarene lineup features Slagle Reynolds Vanderhoof Merriman Fullom Boutwell Roden Dingfelder Huffman Foote. Methodists lineup includes Berghaus Shaw McCray McKnight Root Correll Marsh Williams Gillh Lindstrom Brown Hammerlee. United Brethren and Presbyterians set to duel next.
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Methodists
Nazarene
Correll
Methodist
Bol Marsh
Slagle
Reynolds
L. Vanderhoof
Merriman
Fullom
Boutwell
Roden
Dingfelder
Huffman
Foote
Cup Finalists Named In Embattled Club Event
Readers see jumble of names and team notes as MacKenzie and Dyckes Jr. reach Cup Final, with scattered results and incomplete lines from first round play. Mentions of Hie, Hale, Beach, and other clubs appear amid disjointed scores and participant references.
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Ak Query
Micki
Swat
Jose
Huis
Amity Heil
Gare Beach
Hivestuk
Robert Cunnings
Chuck Shellefiet
Sussit Wurette
Busi Mookiy
Anil Vine Wutin
Bayt Tratekeu
Rick Rathcock
Aju Piers Te Fy McMulliy
Donna Tatethet
Dublin
Yates Saidy
Swink
Ron Hopson and Meerhoff Triumph in Doubleheader
Ron Hopson leads Meerhoff to victory in a night game against a rival lineup. Key pitchers include Ottaway and Rankin with Moe Otwaway and Renate noted as winning and losing pitchers. The context mentions doubles and a detailed box style recap.
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Ro Rankin
Millen Mauwaruws
Sard
Boxing Leader Demands Strong Federal Controls
Boxing figure advocates federal regulation of the sport citing concerns over cartel-like forces and the need for legislation to protect athletes. Mentioned names include Kefauver and Goldwater as part of the national policy debate. Western Open golf tournament headlines note Nicklaus Boros Palmer and Arnold Palmer competing at Beverly Country Club with a $30 000 prize.
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Chicago
Dack Nicklaus
Clulis Boros
Bob Charles
Arnold Palmer
Will Agien
Beverly Country Club
Jacky Cupid
Yes
Palmer
Boras
Chapion
Swell Stndetty
Bam Snewed
Tony Laroa
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REX Theatre
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Mars
Umitsubh Harvey
D_ Vanderhool
Ron Hopson
Meerhoff
Boxing Leader
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World Hosing Association
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Culini
Hewes
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