Memorial Day Scramble yields Corry CC victory by Wolcott team
In the Memorial Day Scramble at Corry Country Club, the team of Dav Wolcott Dave MacKenzie Fran Forrester and J St Clair posted a one under par 71 to win by one stroke. Second place went to two foursomes tied at even par 72. Third place went to Ed Kaiser Norm Neckers Lucille Rice Evelyn Wells with 73. Two fourth place teams finished at 74 and fifth went to Russ Cassett Bob Davidson Betty MacKenzie Marilyn Swink.
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Corry Country Club
Dav Wolcott
Dave MacKenzie
Fran Forrester
J. St. Clair
Bob Forrester
Walt Bertram
Ann Chillock
Sarah Davidson
John Chillock
Darwin Swink
Judy Oller
Marge Walcott
We Will Miss Dave as He Leaves Cory Schools System
Dave will depart at term end to become principal of Fort LeBoeuf High at Waterford. He aided Cory’s rise as a track and field power, fostering Mickey McMahon and Jock McIntyre. He earned respect from fellow coaches and players for his fatherly leadership and cooperative press relations. May his future days be successful.
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Wave Xara
Cory
Fort LeBoeuf
Waterford
Corry
Dave
Mickey McMahon
Jock McIntyre
Mickey
McIntyre
Yard
Local clubs organize bowling leagues and youths bike to meet
A VFW led men handicap bowling league and a mixed doubles league are being formed with start planned for next week. Also noted are high school students pedaling 36 miles to Meadville for the District 10 track meet. A rabbit management forum will be held June 9 near Evans City, Butler County. Newly appointed Warren High School football coach Fred Bell attends a 1947 Cotton Bowl reunion at Penn State with 24 players and coach Bob Higgins. Sons of Corry Journal staff play in local Little League while ieri reporters’ kin participate in WEW and Corry Jamestown teams.
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VFW
Giz Tripp
Kennedy
Meadville
Randy Eddy
Dick Tate
Gary Johnson
Pennsylvania Galle Commission
Pa. Association of Beagle Clubs
Beagles Club
Evans City
Butler County
Warren
Fred Bell
Penn State
Bell
Bob Higgins
Southern Methodist
Dallas
Sons of Corry Journal
Scoop Sample
Billie Johnston
Moose
Joe McLaughlin
Pete McLaughin
WEW
Clark Eaton
Larry Hasbrouck
Corry Jamestown
Larsty
Marilyn Smith Leads Beaumont in Babe-Zatrarias Opener
In Beaumont Texas veteran Marilyn Smith shot a 2 under par 71 at the 6.21 yard Beaumont Country Club course to seize first round lead by one over favorites Mickey Wright Jo Ann Winter and Betsy Rawls. Wright posted 72 to stay close as she pursues a fourth title.
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Marilyn Smith
Beaumont
Tex
Marilyn ‘Smith
Babe—Zatrarias
Oper
Miss Smith
Beaumont Country Club
Mickey Wright
Jo Ann Winter
Betsy Rawls
Miss Wright
Muest
Wynn Returns to Indians at 43 for Possible 200th Win
Cleveland signs veteran pitcher Early Wynn who says he aims to pitch a couple more seasons with the Indians. He roots for a final 200th win to join a select group. Wynn, 43, vows to return home to Cleveland after years with the Indians, White Sox, and Senators, seeking one last strong run.
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Cleveland
Wynn
Cleveland Indians
Venice
Fla
Gabe Paul
Indians
Tribe
Bob Lemon
Mike Garcia
Chicago
White Sox
Washington
Will Wynn
Yankees Tie Birds For Ist As Osinski Shines In Angels Win
Los Angeles Angels beat Baltimore 7-4 as Dan Osinski, recalled to start, earns first major league win. Charley Dees homered after joining from Hawaii. Belinsky trade fallout looms as Orioles stumble, keeping pace with the Yankees. Ford dominates in New York’s 4-0 win over Cleveland. Bunning falters for Minnesota as Detroit, White Sox win.
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Baltimore
New York
Chichto
Kansas City
Boston
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
San Francisco
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Houiston
Houston
Associated Press
Abslit
Bo Belinsky
Brogatis
Dan Osinski
Osinski
Belinsky
Charley Dees
Los Angeles Angels
A’s
Angels
Ford
Frick
Dees
Hawaii
Mennonites Stop Alliance Nine 7 2 in Church League
Beaverdam Mennonites defeated Alliance 7 to 2 at Corry Area High School West Field. Rev Hostetler pitched strong for Beaverdam allowing seven hits while Ken Stutzman Gary Stutzman Dave Byler led Mennonites with three, two, and one hits respectively. Alliance lineup included Boythe McCray Turner Merkle May Vanderhoof Turner Straite Lay. Alliance next faces Baptists in pursuit of No 300.
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Beaverdam
Allance
Corry Area
West Field
Rev. Hostetler
Beaverdam Boys
Corry
Chuck McCray
Dave Byler
Hostetler
Ken Stutsman
Gary Stutzman
Andy Boythe
McCray
Bill Turner
Merkle
Clyde May
Dick Vanderhoof
Dave Turner
Don Straite
Bill Lay
Mennonites
Ken Stutzman
Eldon Troyer
Ron Byler
den’ Stuteman
Jamie Miller
Alliance
The
Baptists
Moose Defeat Ends Jamestown Streak In I-12 Play
Corry Jamestown suffered a 13 to 4 setback as Moose built early lead with a 4 run first inning. Pal of Moose pitched five innings allowing one hit, while Balog powered Corry Jamestown with two doubles and a home run. Moose hitters included multiple players in the loss for Jamestown, with Stahl and Taylor contributing during the scoring spree.
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Ford
Tom Tresh
Blston Howard
Indians
Jim Grant
Jerry Kindall
Joe Azcue
Vic Davalillo
Bunning
Twins
Earl Battey
Tigers
Jim Perry
Gus Triandos
Rocky Coavito
Buzhardt
White Sox
Floyd Robinson
Mike Hershberger
Chicago
Red Sox
Gene Conley
Pena
A’s
Ed Anarles
George Alusii
Kansas City
George Alusik
Larry Osborne
Don Lock
Jim King
Senators
Corny
Jamestown
Whitelinek
Tom
Moose Js
Little Lespite
Bracken Piel
Balog
Moose
Mike
Dan Taylor
Din Dingfelder
Tosers
Dan Johnson
Ivy
Gorge Pati
Corry Jamestown
VFW
Sam Bayessi
Vets
Mead
Bell Yard
McChry
Dilgielder
Johnston
Waseak
Kovueh
Aikens
Hall
N. Hasbrouck
Graves
Johnson
Tressler
Stahl
B. McCray
Hanna
T. Cragg
Blynt
L. Hasbrokck
T. Harvey
Brown
Bracken
Sawyer
Spear
J Cragg
Craker
Taylor
Pal
Dinglelder
Jordans 16 def Lorraine in City Softball opener
Jordan's 6 in 7th defeats Lorraine Hotel 16-12 in a makeup game at Corry Ayea High School field. Marsh earned the pitching win as VanTassell Czech and Marsh homer. Jackson took the loss for Lorraine as the champs rally from a 12-10 deficit with a six-run seventh.
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Lorraine Hotel
Corry Ayea High School
Lorraine
Jordan
Railing
Champs
Chuck VanTassell
Chester Czech
Bob Marsh
Marsh
Chuck Jackson
Sanders
D. Grrvina
Waveréjko
Davis
Sherwood
L. Geraina
Grachms
Hiner
Kinney
Whitin
Woodsworth
Shaw
Slagle
Harold Johnson Fights Willie Pastrano In Las Vegas Showdown
The heavyweight bout headlines a Las Vegas card with Harold Johnson favored to beat Willie Pastrano in a nationally televised 10 pm ABC event at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Edinboro and New York boxers feature in supporting action as fans expect a clash of power and speed with Johnson seeking a decisive victory and a path toward a world title.
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Nev AB
Evewt
Harold Johison
Wille Pastrana
ABC
BDT
Las Vegas Convention Center
Atty Jr
Les Pastrana
Andriy
Linskh
Bromley
New Orleans
Humphrey
Smith
Johnson
Pastrana Bailey
Milier
Beal
Perkins
Rt Bom
Powlkner
Dylewsk
Rockmore
Walker
They
Roberts
Styborskl
Fais & Matts
Ickes
Petriak
Ook Gifford
Rio Newell
Ioe
Edinboro
BO OH Corry
Rockrmwri
Gilford
Faulkner
Joe Frisina
Ron Dilis
Parnelli Jones wins 100 mile race despite pre race brawl
Parnelli Jones wins the 100 mile race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway purse record with Jones and car owner JC Agajanian taking the top payout. A post race bar confrontation with Eddie Sachs led to a single punch thrown by Jones after exchanges of insults. The total purse nears $495 thousand with first prize around $14 thousand. The incident followed controversy over oil on the track and a spill during the event.
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InLanarads AP
Parnelli Jones
New York
Decison
Eddie Sachs Jones
Torrance
Calif
Initior
Doner Priday Nant
Sachs
Detroit
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Will Buchs
Rom Jones
Jones
JC Agalanian
Oriy‘ers
Whitey Ford Dominates Indians as Yankees Surge Ahead
Pitcher Whitey Ford blanked Cleveland on three hits, lifting the Yankees into a commanding lead in the American League. At bat, Charlie Dees and Ane Hols collected three hits apiece, fueling a decisive victory over Baltimore.
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Associated Press
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Cleveland
New York
Hallimore
Charlie Dees
Ane Hols
Baltimore
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