Corry Country Club Opens Banner Golf Season
Corry Country Club kicks off a busy season under new officers and a growing membership. Club pro Charlie Shuss notes improving course conditions as groundskeepers Clarence Eld Fred Schwab and Andy Johnson maintain the greens. Highlights include four part mutuel events Scrambles and the Don MacKenzie Memorial Tournament featuring Northwest Pennsylvania amateurs and out of town entrants. Walter Bowen defends the club championship against local rivals including John Rudolph Dr John Mohr and Bob Hixson.
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Shi
Tarpon Springs
Fiu
Corry Club
Clarence Eld
Fred Schwab
Andy Johnson
Jack Castor
Amden Ruffner
Charles Clark
Cobbett
E. H. Harmon
Fred Kauer
Bob Forrester
Mary Brown
Jo St. Clair
Don MacKenzie Memorial
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Walter Bowen
Johm Rudolph
John Mohr
Bill Dyckes
Maurice Wilkinson
John Chillock
Bob Hixson
Jack Pfieffer
Weekend Fights Feature Brennan Stops Sheppard in Miami Bout
In Miami a boxing card highlighted by Bahamas-born fighter BIMINT Brennan securing a technical stoppage of Ray Sheppard at 149 pounds. The event showcased brisk exchanges and crowd energy as Brennan claimed victory on home soil.
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Bimint
Bahamas
Gomvo Brennan
Miami
Ray Sheppard
Los Angeles
Lane Ortiz Clash For Junior Welter Crown Friday
Kenny Lane of Muskegon faces Carlos Ortiz in a revival of the 140 pound junior welterweight division at Madison Square Garden. Lane, favored after a 10 round decision over Ortiz in Miami Beach, seeks another win to claim the title under NBC television. Sugar Hart meets Isaac Logart on the Chicago Stadium card as ABC TV coverage continues.
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Ortiz
Associated Press
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Carlos Ortiz
New Yorker
Madison Square Garden
Junior Weller
Tippy Larkin
Willie Joyce
Tony Can
Onett
Barney Ross
Mushy Calahant
Pinky Mitchell
Mimi Beach
Fla
Josie & Close
Joe Brown
Brown
NBC
Sugar Hart
Philadelphia
Isaac Logart
Chicago Stadium
Hart
Virgil Akins
Willie Robrson
Abc-Tv
Major Loop Leaders atonal League Batline and AL stats
Major League leaders across the two leagues include Aaron of Milwaukee with 18 runs and 47 hits, Mays of San Francisco and Banks of Chicago tied for RBIs at 51, Pinson of Cincinnati with 72 hits and 6 triples, Mathews of Milwaukee leading home runs with 19 and 15 for Aaron. In pitching, Face of Pittsburgh leads with 70 decisions, and Drysdale of Los Angeles and Jones of San Francisco top strikeouts with 89 and 66 respectively.
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Mays
San Francisco
Pinson
Cincinnati
Mathews
Milwaukee
Banks
Chicago
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Cimoli
St. Louis
Dark
H. Anderson
Philadelphia
Miwakee
Neal
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Elston
Rush
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Drysdale
Jones
Kuen
Detroit
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Kansas City
Killebrew
Washington
Yost
Skowron
New York
Fox
Kaline
Williams
Runnels
Boston
Cologito
Cleveland
Aparicio
Mantle
Wilhelm
Baltimore
Larsen
Fischer
Wynn
Ze linski Captures 4th Blind Bowling Crown In VA Tourney
Jeve Zelinski won his fourth straight all events title in the American Blind Bowling Association tournament. He averaged 167 pins and claimed the singles crown with 571 across three games. Virginia Okado of Chicago won the women’s singles with 408 pins. Doubles went to Zelinski and Vince Augelli of Scranton with 909. Nelson Estrada of Venenzuela stopped Hector Hicks in a featherweight bout in Maracaibo.
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Jeve Zelinski
Zelinski
Virginia Okado
Chicago
Joe Zielinski
Vince Augelli
Scranton
Rookie Dave Ragan Captures Eastern Open by One Stroke
Rookie Dave Ragan, 23, wins the Eastern Open by one stroke over Gene Littler in Baltimore. Ragan shot 70 final round to finish 273, earns 2000 dollars, rises to 11th on the PGA list with 8539. Littler led early, but Ragan edged ahead with pressure handling and a late birdie four by Littler.
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Dave Ragan
Baltimore
Ragan
Gene Littler
Littler
Ragen
Daytona Beach
Fla
University of Florida
Major League Stars Lead Braves And Orioles In Big Wins
Batting star Bill Bruton collected four hits in an 8-2 Braves victory over the Dodgers, driving an eight-run seventh inning rally with ten singles. Hoya Wilhelm of the Orioles earned a seventh straight win with a seven-hit shutout of Kansas City, lowering his ERA to 0.909.
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Bill Bruton
Braves
Dodgera
Hoyt Wilhelm
Orioles
Kansas City
Wilhem Knuckles Down Cubs Soar Into Third Place
Hoyt Wilhelm named AL starting pitcher for the All Star Game in Pittsburgh on July 7. Wilhelm limits A's to a 7-0? shutout as Orioles surge to within one game of Chicago. Triandos and Pilarcik power Maryland rally. Wilhelm earns his ninth straight win with ERA near 0.33. Cubs and Elston Herrera?—named relief duo Henry and Elston boost Buzhardt to 3-0, Cubs climb to third. Milwaukee rallies to beat Dodgers. San Francisco and Cincinnati split. brutal Phillies fight St Louis. Don Cardwell and Cimoli clash in a later game.
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Casey Stangel
Hoyt Wilhelm
Pittsburgh
Wilhelm
Gus Trundos
Triandos
Kansas City
Baltimore
Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Hoyt
Knuckler
A's
Trandos
al Pilarcik
Chicago
Boston
White Sox
Frank Sullivan
Leo Kiely
Mike Fornieles
Tigers
Charlie Maxwell
Kim Lemon
Roy Sievers
Senators
Associated Press
National League
Bill Henry
Don Elston
Henry
Elston
John Buzhardt
Elmer Singleton
Cubs
Bushardt
Singleton
Bill Virdon
Milwaukee
Braves
Elehy Funs
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles
Bil Bruton
Andy Patko
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Jack Sanford
Orlando Pena
Philadelphia
Phillies
St. Louis
Don Cardwell
Gino Cimoli
Vinegar Bend Mizell
Phils
Teener League Clash Sees Raymonds and Ajax Lead Front Run
The Teener League spotlight tonight features a first place battle at Loveland Field at 6 15 p m as Raymonds and Ajax, each holding three wins and one loss, clash with managers Jim Shaver and Bill Turner guiding the clubs A Little League note shows VEW facing second place Moose Club at Mead Park while Sam Baressi led a Friday win over the Elks In City Softball Corry Merchants seek a fourth straight win versus Frank s Spaghetti House while Frank s sits 0 2 with Hi M Club Weathered by the cellar battle also ongoing
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Reymond’s
Ajax
Jim Shaver
Billy Turner
Moose Club
Mead Park
Olin Brackenfield
Sam
Baressi
The
Elks
Corry Merchants
Frank's Spaghetti House
Prank’s
Hi-M Club
Indians Yankees Draw 128914 as Weekend Box Office Hits
The Yankees Indians doubleheader at Municipal Stadium drew 5,283 fans, the largest AL crowd of the year. Weekend attendance reached 120,914 with 17,156 on Friday and total home season attendance up 213,819 from last year as the Tadins dropped three of four games.
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New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Municipal Stadium
Tadlins
Paulie Armatead Wins Narrow Decision in Hollywood Bout
In Hollywood California Paulie Armatead age 134 from Los Angeles outpointed Ruy Rioja age 195 from Py Worth Texas in a ten round boxing match. Armatead secured a close verdict as Rioja pressed throughout the bout mixing combinations and pressure.
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Hollywood
Calif
Paulie Armatead
Los Angeles
Ruy Rioja
Py Worth
Tex
Beckenham Tourney Drawing Upends Olmedo Beckenham
Sponsors fumed as Davis Cup hero Alex Olmedo and two U S players failed to appear for Beckenham Tennis Tournament drawing chaos. Olmedo, Pranks, and McKinley had promised to compete but withdrew without reason, upsetting organizers ahead of Queen's Club and Wimbledon build up. Meanwhile Steelers secure 1959 contracts with Dawson Smith and Brown.
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Steelers
Pittsburgh
Len Dawson
Jimmy Smith
Rick Brown
Pittsburgh Steelers
Ted Williams Denies Retirement Rumors
CRICAGO AP Ted Williams Boston star denies quitting baseball before the season ends. He trusts his slump will lift after a rough start batting around .185, noting last year he recovered to win the batting title with a .239 average. He cites neck trouble and a talkative May 20 as turning points, and remains confident.
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Cricago
Ted Williams
Boston
Wiliams
Chicago White Sox
Williams
Willams
Oki
Betsy Rawls Wins Golf Title
Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg South Carolina won the Women's Professional Round Robin event in Minneapolis securing a plus 62 total. Louise Suggs the previous year’s winner finished second at plus 43. Rawls led by strong putting with rounds of 72 75 and earned $1,550 for first place while Suggs shot 76 in final play with Bonnie Randolph third at plus 24 and Patly Berg fourth at plus 17.
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Miss Rawls
Louise Suggs
Sea Island
Miss Suggs
Bonnie Randolph
Columbus
Ohio
Patly Berg
St. Andrews
Tliratgts
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