Dick Fox catalogs Corry High hoops history since 1948
Dick Fox has compiled a CAHS basketball history booklet covering every season since 1948, listing game by game results and scoring by each squad member. It details team and individual scoring records with Paul Dietsch as top scorer, plus notable single-game outputs and career rankings. Fox’s effort draws praise from local sports circles and includes notes on former players, upcoming camps, and other area athletics news.
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Dick Fox
Corry High
Beavers
CAHS
Fox
Paul Dietsch
Dietsch
Terry Williams
Williams
Bill Turner
Mickey McMahon
Harold Bromley
McMahon
Turner
Carry
Corry
Shelley
Joe Marty
Decatur
San Francisco Giants
Jon
Lexington
Niagara Pulls
Marty
Bracken Field
Warren
Pittsburgh Pirates
State Hospital Field
Burs
Joe Bowen
Joe Frisina
Nick Creola
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Jamestown
Allen Park
Thomas Shupe
Grove City College
Todd Alexander
St. Louis Cardinals
Gary Peters
Chicago White Sox
Jim Kast
Minnesota Twins
Hope College
Michigan
Clymerites
Buffalo
Breal
Jay Wilkinson
Bud Wilkinson
Duke
Jay Te
Phillies and Giants stumble as NL lead shifts
In a busy MLB night, the Phillies reclaim first in the National League after Milwaukee beats San Francisco. Cincinnati catcher Johnny Edwards enters the Dropped Third Strike Club as Houston rallies with five runs in the fifth. Don Drysdale fires a four hitter for Los Angeles, while Claude Raymond extends scoreless streak. Harvey Kuenn sparks San Francisco with a three run double and a homer, but a late Giants miscue and Felipe Alou’s ninth inning homer seal the Dodgers win.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Johnny Edwards
Edwards
Reds
Houston Colts
Les
John Tsitouris
al Spangler
Nellie Fox
Tsitouris
Mike White
White
Jrun
Dave Roberts
Bob Aspromonte
Joe Torre
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Gus Triandos
Mike Brumley
Washington
Philadelphia Phillies
San Francisco
Giants
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles’ Dodgers
Warren Spahn
Drysdale
Cardinals
Dodger
Charley James
Tim McCarver
Dodgers
Ray Washburn
Cubs
Mets
Jim Stewart
Ron Santo
Santo
Lou Brock
Billy Willliams
Jackson
Rodgers Opens Buick with 67 to lead by one
Phil Rodgers fired a 67 on the Warwick Hills course to take a one stroke lead in the Buick Open at 66,000 dollars. Mason Rudolph stands two back and Tony Lema is three behind after the first round. Jack Nicklaus advised Rodgers on a new approach during practice sessions.
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Blane
Mien
Jack Nicklaus
Phil Rodgers
Rolf
Rodgers
Warwick Hills
Mason Rudolph
Tony Lema
Nicklaus
Rodgers Surges With Five Birdies In Lucky Round
Rodgers spoke of overcoming a struggle as he described longer drives and power in his game. He shot a 70 with five birdies and 13 pars, needing 26 putts and recording 10 one putt greens. Rudolph made nine one putts, Lema was four under on the back nine in a 69. January, Barkemo, Floyd, Devlin, Pinsterwald and Player at 70, Boros 72, Snead 75.
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Rodgers
Rudolph
Lema
Don January
Walt Barkemo
Ray Floyd Bruce Devlin
Don Pinsterwald
Gary Player
Julius Boros
Sam Snead
Big League Stars Batting See-Through Slams Lead Houston Win
Big League Stars Bob Aspro Monte of the Colts hit four grand slams and added two singles, fueling Houston to a 5-3 victory over Cincinnati. Don Drysdale of the Dodgers allowed only four runs in his start.
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Associated Press
Bob Aspromonte
Colts
Houston
Cincinnati
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
Eriez Speedway to Open 10-Event Card Sunday
Eriez Speedway resumes its regular racing with a 10 event card on Sunday. Twenty five lap features are planned for both late model and sportsman divisions. Notables include Ron Blackmer Youngsville Bob Lehnar Busti N Y and Tom Dill Brie leading a field of about two dozen late models and Stroker McGurk North Collins the top sportsman competitor after his wide tread tire debut. First action begins with the first sportsman heat at 1:30.
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Erie
Eriez Speedway
Ron Blackmer
Youngsville
Bob Lehnars
Busti
Tom Dill
Brie
McGurk
North Collins
Tribe Lands Moran in Three-Way Trade
Minnesota Twins complete a five player swap with Cleveland and the Los Angeles Angels. Vic Power is sent to Los Angeles, Billy Moran to Cleveland, and Jerry Kindall joins the Twins. Lenny Green moves to the Angels for Frank Kostro who plays in Hawaii. Mele notes desire for a pitcher as trades continue.
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Devhostapj
Minnesota Twins
Cleveland
Los Angeles Angels
Twins
Mani Sam Mele
Vic Power
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Angel
Billy Moran
Jerry Kindall
Indians
Lenny Green
Log Angeles
Frank Kostro
Hawaii
Kindall
Zoilo
Versalles
Mele
Kostro
Orioles Shave Chisox Lead In Tight Interleague Action
In a day of tight baseball, the Orioles defeated the Chicago White Sox 3-1 as Brooks Robinson hit a two-run homer in the eighth. Luis Aparicio added a sixth-inning homer for Baltimore, while Ed Kirkpatrick and Dean Chance contributed key plays. Elsewhere, the Angels’ Ken McBride ended a long winless stretch with relief help in a 5-4 12-inning win over Cleveland.
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Associated Press
Ken McBride
McBride
Bill Rigney
Vic Davalillo
Leon Wagner
Willie Smith
Smith
Angels
Baltimore
Chicago
New York
Boston
Minnesota
Detroit
Lou Clinton
Dean Chance
Bob Chance
Indians
Dick Howser
Joe Adcock
Felix Yorres
Los Angeles
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
White Sox
Hoyt Wilhelm i
Luis Apaticio
Tom McCraw
Milt Pappas
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Yankees
Mantle
Maris
Bill Monbouquette
Ed Bressaud
Felix Mantilla
Jim Bouton
Bouton
Dick Stigman
Garland Shifflett
Earl Battey
Shifflett
Stigman
al Kaline
Bill Freehan
Don Demeter
McGaha Named A's Manager in Cleveland
Mel McGaha is appointed manager of the Kansas City Athletics, replacing Ed Lopat in Cleveland where the A's announced the move. Lopat, a former Yankee pitcher, was fired as the team trails in the standings. McGaha arrives after coaching the A's rookie league club. he plans to field the nine best players, and may use starters as relievers as he did in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Mel McGaha
Kansas City Athletics
A's
Ed Lopat
New York Yankee
McGaha
Pat Fridain
Witheville
Lopat
aieGaha
Athletics
Lopal
A’s
Hank Bauer
Elks top VFW 4 0 in LL action to tie for second place
CORAL Schwab allowed only three hits and struck out seven as Elks shut out VFW 4 0 at Brackenfield Test night. Ellis supplied key six hits and Pan Downey added a double. Schwab earned the win while Sample took the loss. Elks move into a tie for second place in the Little League standings.
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Schwab
VFW
Corry Jamestown
Fred “Tiny
Mark Bloom
Scoop Sample
Ker Heacox
Si;x
Ellis
Pan
Downey- Ellis
Moose
Robbie Robinson
Star Dusters Ts Teachers Pets
Downey
Bluebirds
Pin Choppers
Sample
Pires
B. Sproveri
Hammond
Sproveri
Pain
McLaughlin Hurls 2-Hitter as Indians Blank Braves
Pete McLaughlin threw a complete game two hitter for the Indians in a Junior League win over the Braves. Seven Brave errors helped fuel the contest as Cleveland tally three runs unearned and Steve Baltine drove in four. Carmen Piccirillo added three hits for the winners while Dick Lobdell supplied Braves’ lone extra-base hit. Braves catcher Rick Wascaki suffered a hand injury and will miss rest of season.
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Eneany Sea
Indians
Braves
Dick Lobdell
Lobdell
Pete McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Carmen Piccirillo
Steve Baltine
Piccirillo
Rick Wascaki
Waseak
Greg Savko
Ted Glatz
Ted Wawrejk
Rick Wascak Out For Year After Hand Injury
Hard luck follows Rick Wascak, a Braves catcher in the Junior League. He suffered a broken left hand during a game after a collision at home plate, ending his season. The 13 year old is the son of Mr and Mrs John Waseak of Hateh street.
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Rick Wascak
Braves
Rick
Pete Me
Willy
John Waseak
Hateh Street
Pine Woods Triumphs In Extra Innings Over Mike's Pizzeria
Pine Woods overcame a 7 0 deficit to beat Mike's Pizzeria 9 8 in 9 innings. John Correll hit a inside the park homer with two on in the fifth and Jerry Ward drove in the last three runs including the game winner in the eighth. Bill Shaffer shut out Mike's after the third.
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Fine Woods
Mike
Pizzeria
Anderson
Bill Shaffer
Pine Woods
John Correll
Jerry Ward
Shaffer
Correll
Ward
Cowboy driving boosts car value and fuel use study
The article explains how owner driven gearing and driving style affect a car’s worth and maintenance. It compares two drivers on the same route, finding the careful driver achieves 19% better gas mileage at 60 mpg? and saves time overall, while the hurried driver wastes fuel and wears brakes, tires, and suspension, underscoring the value of careful driving for trade-in value and customer satisfaction.
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