Scramble Tournament Holiday Golf Feature At Corry Club
A Tow net of 58 topped Saturday's scramble at Corry Country Club with Xander Lanphere and Bonnie Peebles leading a 75 gross and 17 handicap. Wolcott Cragg Kaiser and a playoff edged Beckwith Walford Hagger for second, 74 gross. Low gross honors went to Ed Kaiser McMullin Ruffner at 71. Capeblanca trophies set for next weekend with men women juniors four category awards and nine hole women. Qualifying rounds slated June 6 to 14 for men. other categories to be announced.
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Ed Kaiser
Tor McMullin
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John Chillock
Ted Pain
Betty Bertram
Pirates Tonic For Dodgers
Dodgers in Los Angeles visit Pirates for a four game set as both teams chase standings. Gene Freese and Manny Mota clouted key hits while Willie Davis misplayed a late ball. Bob Veale and Sandy Koufax matched arms with Koufax receiving late relief to grab his fifth win.
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Art Mahaney
Richie Allen
Roben Amaro
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Sandy Koufax
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Ron Perranoski
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Muscues
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Jim Gilliam
Bob Gibson
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Dick Groat
Ken Boyer
St. Louis
John Tsitoutis
Bob Deke
Ray Washburn
Pittsburgh Central Catholic Seizes Catholic Track Crown
Pittsburgh Central Catholic won the Class A title in the Pennsylvania Catholic Interscholastic Athletic Association track meet with 54 points, followed by Father Judge and Bishop McDevitt. Monongahela took Class B. New Class A marks were set by Vince Bizarra, James Cannon, and Hugh McGovern.
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Devon Prepta
Vince Bizarra
James Cannon
Hugh McGovern
Yankees, Indians Trailing By Four
Don Buford and Pete Ward highlight a Chicago White Sox surge as Buford drives in five in a doubleheader sweep of Detroit. Ward homers as Cleveland rallies past Washington, while Barber earns his first win of the season for the Orioles in a packed set of American League results.
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Hal Reniff
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New York
Giants Mets play longest game in major league history
The San Francisco Giants and New York Mets battled 23 innings at Shea Stadium, a seven hour plus marathon won by the Giants 8 6 after a 5 3 opening win. Perry and Cisco split the starts, with Cisco lasting nine innings in the record setting effort.
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Jesus Aled
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Softball This Week Schedule Matches Local Teams
Tonight Pine Woods plays Corry Foam and Missionary Alliance faces Presbyterian in church league. Tomorrow Lorraine Hotel meets Bris County Plastics and Wayne Valley faces Nazarene. Wednesday Moose's competes Mike's Pizzeria and EUB plays Lutheran. Thursday Bear Lake battles Jordan's and Mennonite takes on Roman Catholic. Friday Baptist meets Methodist.
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Lorraine Hotel
Bris County Plastics
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Bear Lake
Jordan's Church League
Missionary Alliance
Presbyterian
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Nazarene
EUB
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Mennonite
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Methodist
Villanova Cops Crown In Breeze
Villanova easily wins its fifth straight IC4A track and field championship as non seniors score key points including sprinter Earl Horner, signaling ongoing dominance by Jumbo Elliott’s Main Liners. Vic Zwolak and Rolando Cruz contribute to the victory.
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Villanova
Wildcats
Earl Horner
Jumbo Elliott
Vic Zwolak
Rolando Cruz
Ruth Jessen Wins With 214 at Babe Zaharias Open
Ruth Jessen shot 71 and 74 to win the Babe Zaharias Open in Seaumont Texas with a 214 total. The victory marks her first on the women’s tour, moving her to third in money earnings behind Mickey Wright who led the tour with 9710. Wright tied for third after a 76 in the final round as Jessen pulled away by two under par in round two.
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Miss Jessen
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Miss Rawls
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Miss Wright
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Ae Wright
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Yale Ie
Manhattan
Indy 500 purse soars as tragedy strikes USAC racing
Milwaukees 100 miler looms with the largest Indy 500 purse yet while tragedy darkens Memorial Day. Foyt wins top money in a heavy crash aftermath that claims Eddie Sachs and Dave MacDonald. Ward leads with a Ford, Jones loses a fuel-tue tank incident, and rookie Bob Harkey earns eighth.
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Parnelli Jones
Anton
Tony) Hulman Jr
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Scott Jimmy Clark
Dan Gurney
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Lotus
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Art Malone
Bill
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Ruby
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Johnny Boyd
Travis
Dick Rathmann
Chapman Watson
Bob Harkey
Weir Watson
Bob Wente
Morecroft
Gary Player Captures Speedway Open Title With 12,000
Gary Player won the Speedway Open at Indianapolis by one stroke finishing 11 under par. He earned 12,000 dollars and a Bahamas vacation for his family, raising season earnings to 29,000 and moving to fourth on the money list behind Jack Nicklaus.
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Giants rally past Mets in 23 innings for 8 6 win
Del Crandall of San Francisco lined a pinch double in the 23rd to drive in the go ahead run as the Giants outlasted the Mets 8 6 in 23 innings. San Francisco starter pitched 10 shutout innings in relief earning the win, with Bobby Grim noted for a $10 000 prize in the Kurtis roadster reference.
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