January And Massengale Settle PGA Stalemate Today
Texan duo Don January and Don Massengale square off in an 18 hole playoff at Columbia Country Club for $25 000 to winner and $15 000 to runner up dates and scores from a turbulent final round with Jack Nicklaus Dan Sikes and Arnold Palmer named among leaders in a Sunday filled with upsets and surprises.
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January
Massengale
Denver
Colo
Don January
Don Massengale
ABC
the Rich
Ual
Columbine Country Club
Jack Nicklaus
Dan Sikes
al Gelberger
Julius Boros
Arnold Palmer
Plainview
Tex
Dallas
Sikes
Nicklaus
Tommy Aaron
Cards Back In First Place As Doubleheader Triumphs
The St. Louis Cardinals sweep Atlanta in a Sunday doubleheader with strong pitching and timely hitting. Javier homered in the opener, Maxvill delivered a seventh inning go ahead hit, and Willis earned his second save. The win sends St. Louis one game ahead of the Cubs, who split with San Francisco.
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Jose Cardenal
Ruws
Dean Chance
Twins
Angela
Chicago
Detroit
Minnesota
Jim Landis
Willie Horton
Homera
Reever John Hiller
Joe Pepitone
Yankees
Baltimore
Russy Snyder
Brooks Robinson
Dick Nen
Washington
Boog Powell
Orioles
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Schoendienst
Schoendienst
Atlanta
Julian Javier
Ed Bressoud
Phil Gagliano
Dal Maxville
Javier
Bressoud
Maxvill
Gagliano
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Giants
Pittsburgh
Houston
Astros
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York Mets
Angeles
Steve Carlton
Rob Willis
Welipe Alou
Alou
Ed Rakow
Tim McCarver
Mike Shannon
Shannon
Willis
Ron Santo
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Mike McCormick
Jim Hart
McCormick
Randy Hundley
Jim Wynn
Associated Preas
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Kansas City
Boston
Eddie Stanky
California
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Jim
Tony Conigliaro
Joe Foy
Carl Yastrzemski
Ref ‘Smith
Tips Male
Conigilaro
Stalin Dover
Gary Bell
Indians
Gary
Peters
Hoyt
Jim Nash
Naah
Jim King
Ron Hansen
Joe Horle
Bob Locker
Sox
Tommie Agee
Ihe
Big washout halts Keystoners baseball at Jamestown
Keystoners avoided no action only for a rainout at Jamestown yesterday. They reschedule a makeup with Jamestown for Saturday and plan games Friday at Sherman and Monday against Guys Mills in Corry. Team batting averages and names populate a long, uneven report.
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Keystones
Keystoners
Jamestown
Warren Beverage
Sherman
Guys Mills
Corry
Anderson
Infet
Fet Greer
Hammond
Mitchell
Morton
Ail Williams
Ahl
Swackhamer
Schofz
Persing
Linden
Beal
Correll
Basile
Joe Linden
Aya
Pan American Games Open In Winnipeg With 2400 Athletes
About 2,400 competitors from 28 nations began the fifth Pan American Games in Winnipeg. Opening ceremonies were soggy with rain, 62 degrees, as Prince Philip opened the games. The U S faces Brazil in women’s basketball, and men’s team starts against Mexico in the first round, while baseball opens between the United States and Cuba in Carman.
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Winnipeg
United States
Canada
Cuba
Carman
Winnipeg Stadium
Prince Philip
Duke of Edinburgh
Brazil
U.S
Mexico
Little League Ends Regular Play With Playoff Hopes
The final week of Little League play unfolds with Moose and Eilla, VFW and CJ competing across three games. A VFW sweep could trigger a three game championship playoff versus Corry James town, the first half champs. If CJ defeats VFW, a playoff for second place may follow depending on results.
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Moose
Eilla
VFW
Corry Jamestown
Brief Ceremony Adds Rickey To Hall Of Fame
Cooperstown N Y May 26 The late Branch Rickey Lloyd Waner and Red Ruffing were inducted into baseballs Hall of Fame in brief outdoor ceremonies at the lakeside village Jackie Robinson attended as a living member joining the 107 inductees Robinson honored Rickeys role in breaking baseballs color line and guiding Robinson in 1947.
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Cooperstown
N.Y
Branch Rickey
Lloyd Waner
Red Ruffing
Jackie Robinson
Robinson
Rickey
SECE S and L TO MEADVILLE LOYAL LEGION HONORS RICKEY
The Corry Savings and Loan baseball team travels to Meadville Wednesday to face a strong Legion squad. Speakers include the first Negro in the major leagues, who paid tribute to a longtime executive and administrator Rickey, who died in 1985 at age 88. He helped form the farm system with the St. Louis Cardinals and held executive roles with the Dodgers and Pirates.
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S&l
Meadville
Corry Savings and Loan
Strong Legion
Loveland Fields
BP. m
Rickey
St. Louis Browns
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh Flates
Ruffing
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Joe Medwick
Waner
Paul
Pittsburgh
Lloyd
Pirates
Cincinnati
Phildelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Petty Extends Wins Mark With Bristol Victory
Richard Petty of Randleman North Carolina won the Volunteer 600 at Bristol International Speedway, tying and extending season records. He finished about a half lap ahead of Dick Hutcherson after David Pearson blew an engine early. Petty set a Bristol track record with a 78.705 mph pace in his 1967 Plymouth, his 16th victory of the NASCAR Grand National season.
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Bristol, Tens
Richard Petty
Randleman
N.C
Bristol International Speedway
Fred Lorenzen
Petty
Dick Hutcherson
Camden
8.C
David Pearson
Spartanburg
Hutcherson
Pearson
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Jack Hamilton
Minnie Ros
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Roberto Clemente
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Tommie Sisk
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Ted Abernathy
Lee May
Chico Ruiz
RBI
Bill White
Tony Gonzalez
Barney
South Center Street
Little League
A. Va
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Pet
G.B
Cleveland
New York
Moos
Corry Savings
North Center Street
Corry, Penn
Bayle
W. Washington St
Corry, PA
Jane Parker
Wisconsin
Cricketeer
Hopaack Blazer
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