Local Golfers Stage First Pari Mutuel at Corry Country Club
Local golfers staged their first pari mutuel tournament at Corry Country Club on Saturday afternoon. The Wandl League event saw Team Cassell Ott Hubley Dailey lead with 129 points, Marilyn Swink marshaling the winning loan. Second place went to Dyckes Dalaiebster Ande aches, with third to Chillock Henry Rice Dolan. Darwin Swink was low net winner with 77. Several teams competed as the series begins this summer at the local links.
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Corry’ Country Club
Lynn Rice
Leo Dolan
Major League Leaders National and American batting stats
Baseball leaders by 100 at bats include Williams Chicago with 83 and Gonzalez Philadelphia at 347 runs by Mays San Francisco 54 and Wills Los Angeles 49 RBIs Cepeda San Francisco and Williams Chicago 71 Robinson Cincinnati 49 Brock Chicago 13. triples Virdon Pittsburgh 6 Ranen Houston 5. home runs Mays San Francisco 19 and Cena San Francisco 15. steals Wills Los Angeles 27 and W. Davis Los Angeles 12. Pitching leaders: five+ decisions Pierce San Francisco 0 1.000 and Purkey Cincinnati 9 1 900. strikeouts Koufax Los Angeles 110 and Johnson Houston and Drysdale Los Angeles 65. American League batting leaders: Jimenez Kansas City 862 and Esseman Cleveland 347. Rus Howser and Siebern Kansas City 40. Green Minnesota 62. doubles Robinson Chicago 10 and Green Minnesota 18. triples A Smith Chicago 5 Braton Detroit Cimoli Lumper Kansas City Allen Minnesota 4. home runs Gentile Baltimore 15 and Cash Detroit. pitching five+ decisions Wickersham Kansas City 11 7 and Donovan Cleveland 82 00. strikeouts Pascual Minnesota 68 Estrada Baltimore 58.
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Mays
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Cleveland
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Corry archers sweep trophies at Charleroi shoot
About 250 archers from Wie Mid Atlantic states competed in the fifth annual Peake shoot in Charleroi. Diane Sawyer, 18, won the women’s division with a high score while her parents, Kirk and Mrs Saw yer, took photos. Dick Kinney, another Corryite, earned a trophy as well. Prize money totaled about $80, with future matches planned at Greens Castle in September.
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Alantic
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Aid
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Castle
Pirates Eye Big Bonus Baby Rookie Pitcher
A fragmented report notes Pirates considering a bonus baby rookie, Carl Taylor of Key West, for Fort Worth field work. It mentions a youngster on a major contract path and potential long-term plans with the Pirates and Appalachian League links, implying an upcoming decision on a light service rookie status.
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Pirnkey
Babsy Weyearold
Carl Taylor
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Piktetiry Kivesport
Fatni Elub
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Aree Tibet
Winolinel
Heki Pont
Slopbrotier
Une
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Oman
Waterford Edges Ward In Sloppy High School Baseball Night
Jory Ward pitched a complete game for Waterford, allowing two runs on four hits as V Nees side beat Ward 73. Ed Binski cleared the bases with a double and scored, Harold Bromley and John Stranahan added hits, while Ward contributed three safeties for the visitors. Waterford’s schedule shows a Wednesday game at Fumhiro. last Friday at Loveland Field was rained out.
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John Buzhardi
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Mets in row amid chaotic baseball recap at Polo Grounds
The Associated Press reports a tangled summary of Mets and peers with Giants Dodgers leading the pack. Mets sit 10th at 124 wins and something unclear amid late season clashes. Giants rally for five runs to beat the Mets 6-1. Dodgers stumble after a long win streak. Reds Pirates and Cardinals hover behind as standings shift.
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Weert Tonte
Casey Stennel
Mets
Francisey
Calhorsty
New York
Alvin Dark
Giants
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Phillies
Baseball scores mix in chaotic recap with scattered names
A jumbled recount of games highlights with Miller striking out eight and Willie Mays homer, San Francisco rising in the seventh, Johnny Callison collecting four straight hits, Paul Brown and Johnny Podres in pitching roles, Tony Gonzalez homering for the Phillies, and Altman and Williams contributing for the Cubs in a rough, error-filled set of line scores and relief appearances across multiple games.
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Chrris Short
Paul Brown
Johnny Podres
Guban
Tony Gonzalez
Phils
Billy Williams
George Altman
Reds
Williams
Altman Wis
Cal Koonce
Moe Drahowsky
Amiiwaukiee
Bob Gibson
Wames
Cardinals
Hank Pischer
Bob Hendrey
Houston
Pittsburgh
Bob Tinfermyer
Ken Jolson
T Hie Pirates
Unwritten Statement Boisterous Birdie Blasts Ump Landes
Milwaukee Braves manager Birdie Tebbetts blasted National League umpire Stan Landes after a 6 4 victory over the St Louis Cardinals. Tebbetts charged Landes with bullying and threatened to eject a star player for arguing a pitch while defending his catcher Del Crandall. Landes, tired of Crandall arguing, said he warned Crandall and Tebbetts confronted him in the clubhouse noting the umpire habit of enforcing rules without bias. Tebbetts defended his policy of not criticizing umpires but called Landes actions improper authority.
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Shitayy Tebberts
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Tebbetts
del Jou
Tanase
Tobbeits
Naver
Hirly
TeaLanship Amnon
Aba
Crandall
Sports results and upcoming games from a mixed schedule
A collection of scores and results from New York to Boston including Chicago Baltimore and Detroit with Sunday results and upcoming fixtures. Notable outcomes include New York over Boston 1 n loss in several games, plus Philadelphia 7 Los Angeles 0 and San Francisco 10 6 New York 14 Cincinnati 3.
Ex Major Leaguer Arvin Stokes Dies in Titusville
Arvinayudl Stokes 69, Titusville co-owner of Titusville Mills, former major league pitcher for the Philadelphia Athletics 37 years ago. He played in the minors in the Midwest and East, reached the majors briefly, and faced Babe Ruth at least once. His brief major league record shows one game pitched with one loss.
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Ite
Connie Mack
Jimie “Foxx
Lefty -Graye
Mickey Courrane
Fight Results From Stockholm Event Mention Olson and Risberg
A fragmented report from Stockholm notes Rabo Olson of Hawaii stopping a boxer named Devyart while Risberg from Sweden is also referenced. The garbled lines suggest a sports or boxing card with international participants and limited details.
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Stockholm
Rabo Olson
Hawaii
Devyart
Risberg, If
Sweden
Big League Stars Shuts Out Orioles 2-0 in Five-Hold Victory
Roman Mojias led with five hits driving the White Sox to a 2-0 win over Baltimore. He powered a 10-6 opening sprint and contributed key plays as the team notched its sixth victory. Pirates were overwhelmed early and shut out.
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Tigers Rally To Narrow Lead In AL Derby
Detroit Tigers outlast Cleveland 6-5 as Don Messi earns his fourth win aided by a five run second inning. The win cuts the gap behind leaders Yankees and Twins who won while Boston and Baltimore were rained out. Chicago and Cleveland split, with Willie Tasby and Chico Fernandes homering for Cleveland.
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Associated Press
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Tigers
New York Yankees
Uto
the Tims
Los Angeles
Elston Howard
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Washington
Twins
Coleaders
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Baltimore
Orioles
Boston Red Sox
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Pedro Ramos
Chico Fernandes
Billy Bruton
Messi
Jake Wood
Chave Maxwell
Norm Cash
Barry Latman
Permandez
Uelses Eyes Penn College Signaling Return To Tap
John Uelses, former Marine, eyes enrolling near Philadelphia after visiting Penn College. He indicated possible consideration of a college in the Philadelphia area while discussing an attack mechanism and his participation remains unclear.
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Penn
Javnest Gee Eerie
John Uelses
Philadelphia
Babe Zaharias Open Rain Delays Final Round in Beaumont
Betsy Rawls and Kathy Cornelius battle for first as the $7,500 Babe Zaharias Open in Beaumont, Texas, resumes after rain halted the final round yesterday.
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Tex
Betsy Rawls
Kathy Cornelius
Hebert Wins Memphis Open in Three-Way Playoff
Lionel Hebert takes the $6,400 top prize at the Memphis Open after a clutch playoff with Gary Player and Gene Littler. Littler and Player divide $3,050 each, while Lionel Hebert’s win ends a title drought since 1960. Bruce Crampton and Jay Hebert finished one stroke back to share $2,050.
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Leni
Dion Hebert
Gudden Gleath
Bafavatte
South Africa
Gary Player
Gene Ltdller
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All Eagle
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Littler
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Lionel Hebert
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Australia
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Rain Ends Day As Leaders Set Pace In 36 Holes
Rain persisted for a third day as Miss Rawls of Spartanbore and Mrs. Cornelius of Scottsdale led the field with 146 for 36 holes, four strokes ahead of the next closest competitor.
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Spartanbore, S
Mrs. Cornelius
Scottsdale, Ariz
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