Curly Lambeau Dies at 67 NFL Pioneer Remembered
Green Bay founder and Packers coach Curly Lambeau died at 67 from an apparent heart attack while mowing a lawn in Sturgeon Bay. He guided Green Bay to 1929 1930 and 1931 titles and helped shape the NFL, finishing a Hall of Fame career with a 206-111-23 record across Green Bay Chicago and Washington.
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Curly) Lambeau
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Get-Acquainted Scramble Opens CCC Ladies Day
The Corry Country Club hosted the first ladies day scramble with 30 golferettes. Winning foursome: Ann Chil lock, Sarah Davidson, Marie Keppel and Vickie Waite. June chip-ins by Phoebe Ott and Ann Chil lock. Mary Helene Williams announced plans for nine and 18 hole events and sign up rules.
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Marie Keppel
Vickie Waite
Phoebe Ott
Mary Helene Williams
Veale Fans 16 As Pirates Extend 12th Straight Win
Bob Veale struck out 16 Phillies to power the Pirates to a 4-0 victory, their 12th in a row, as rain delays totaling over two hours interrupted the game. Veale’s 16 were the majors high this season and left him two shy of the MLB mark, with his 77th strike of the year tying Don Drysdale for second in the NL.
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Belmont Stakes Field Shrinks for 97th Run at Aqueduct
Belmont Stakes nearing start with a sparse 7 horse field led by Tom Rolfe Danner Dan Hail to All Selah and La Cima. The 1½ mile race closes the Triple Crown sequence at Aqueduct as Cornish Prince Meeting Place Reverse and First Family were dropped from probables though a late entry for First Family remained possible.
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Browns Sign Collins and Schafrath to 1965 Contracts
Cleveland Browns president Art Modell announced the signing of flanker Gary Collins and offensive tackle Dick Schafrath to 1965 contracts. The team is the NFL champion, based in Cleveland. Buy in Corry.
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Girl Rugby? No. Girl Becomes Little League Player
Carol Tobias of Rock Hill South Carolina aims to be the first girl to play Little League baseball in the state. Coaches say she is a real slugger and an exceptional outfielder at 84 pounds, with permission from the York County Natural Gas Authority team to compete this season.
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Snead Seeks Open Qualifying Bid at U S Open
Sam Snead, a landmark figure with 100 plus tour wins, leads a strong qualify- ing field for the 65th U S Open at Bellerive. The event features former Open victors Cary Middlecoff Tommy Bolt Lew Wor- sham and others with 459 players vying for 118 spots across 13 sectional sites next Monday and Tuesday.
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Denny Shute
Jack Burke Jr
Lionel Hebert
Jay Hebert
Chandler Harper
Jim Ferrier
Doug Ford
Jerry Barber
Walter Burkemo
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Ken Venturi
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Birmingham
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Dar Wolcott Tops Medal Tournament at Corry Club
Corry Country Club hosted three events over the long holiday weekend. In an 18 hole medal, Dar Wolcott won with 70 net on a five handicap, while Gene Bloom was runner up with 73 net. The Nassau syndicate featured Mohr Rudolph Hocie and Dr John McLean Len Pfeiffer with scores 74 70 72 77. An afternoon scramble produced a first place trio Cassett Davidson Breuning Walcott Bertram with 33 for nine holes and a playoff win over Walcott Cobbett Chillock Keppel Breuning.
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Eric Breuning
Marge Walcott
Betty Bertram
Sid Beckwith
Tom McMullin
Walt Bertram
Kay Cassette
Mary Brady
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Mel Cobbett
Ann Chillock
Marie Keppel
Jeanette Breuning
NYP League Wellsville at Binghamton Delayed by Rain
Jamestown defeated Batavia 10 to 9 in 10 innings as Wellsville at Binghamton game was postponed due to rain. The scoreline reflects a tight extra innings contest despite the weather delay.
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Joe Schantz Named Warren Cage Coach
Joe Schantz has been signed as Warren Area High School basketball coach after officials verified the contract. A Parma Ohio graduate with degrees from Ohio State and Michigan State, Schantz previously coached at Pymatuning Valley and Andover, earning multiple league titles and sectional crowns. The board of education will make an official announcement at the next meeting as over 20 applicants sought the Warren post.
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Rainwash Delays Moose VFW Little League Game
Rain washed out the Moose versus VFW Little League game. It will be rescheduled for tomorrow night at Bracken Field. Tonight Corry Jamestown plays Ellis at 6 15. A Little League Ladies Auxiliary meeting follows at the Ritz Restaurant.
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Veale Strikes Out 18 as Pirates Stretch Lead
Bob Veale of Pittsburgh fanned 18 batters, allowed five hits, and the Pirates beat Philadelphia 4-0 for their 12th straight win. Jim Hickman drove in four with two homers as the Mets toppled the Cubs 10-5.
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CAHS to honor Theisen and Varrassa with top senior awards
Corry Area High School coaches named Jeff Theisen and Tom Varras sa as recipients of the Outstanding Senior Athlete trophy and the Corry Journal Sportsmanship trophy. Both will be honored at the June 15 awards assembly after unanimous coach votes.
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Clark and Andretti Sweep Rookie Awards at Indy 500
Scot Jimmy Clark won the 1965 Indianapolis 500 with a record purse of 166621 dollars and led the Lotus-Ford effort. Mario Andretti, Nazareth, Pa., earned Rookie of the Year honors for his third place showing as reporters vote.
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Connecticut and Pennsylvanian Boxing Bans Proposed
A Pennsylvania bill to outlaw all boxing and ban closed circuit TV penalties was introduced in Harrisburg with bipartisan support after the Cassius Clay Sonny Liston fight. In Connecticut, a House bill to outlaw professional boxing moved to the Senate amid protests over the Maine knockout, while the state considered telecast restrictions and penalties for attendees.
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