Corry group tours to Pittsburgh for Corry Day at Pirates Giants game
A busload of 29 Corry residents arrived in Pittsburgh after a 14 hour journey from Corry. Glenn Henderson of WOTR spoke with Pirates radio host Bob Prince while Jim Briskie piloted the bus. Corry golfers led by John Rudolph defend their title in a quad at Warren Conewango Valley against Warren Titusville and Oil City. Meantime Meadow Brook Dairy defeated Corry Rubber 35 1 in softball and Ed Partch’s minor leaguers prepare for the season.
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Yankees Rally Lift Upward Move Despite Slugging Loss
The New York Yankees rise in the standings with a 6-4 win over the Los Angeles Angels as Al Downing nails a 1% hit. Boston remains chased by Minnesota and Chicago as Twins win two tight games against Detroit. Eddie Fisher saves two Sox wins, Hall drives decisive late runs, and other AL actions include Seattle and Baltimore wins.
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Drysdale Powers Dodgers Past Mets With Homer In Big Night
Don Drysdale left the mound and then delivered a key homer as the Dodgers beat the Mets 21 at night crowd of 55,023. The 6 foot 6 ace allowed only four hits in a complete game effort and notched his 11th win, adding his third season homer in the eighth.
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Baseball Standings and Friday Results Across Leagues
National League standings and Friday results show Los Angeles Milwaukee Cincinnati and others with scores 5 2 and 4 2 in varying matchups. American League games include Minnesota Chicago Baltimore Kansas City Cleveland and New York with multiple results and listed doubleheaders.
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Pirates Clinch Seventh Straight With Giants Victory
The Pittsburgh Pirates beat the San Francisco Giants 6 to 3 at Forbes Field to extend their winning streak to seven games and 19 of 21 overall. Willie Stargell triple drives in Bailey and Virdon in the first, Pagliaroni adds his sixth homer, and Don Clendenon plates Staub with a sacrifice fly as Pittsburgh opens a solid lead.
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Aaron Enjoys 2 Stroke Lead at Cleveland Open
In Cleveland Aaron, a likeable Georgia pro, holds a two stroke lead after three rounds of the $135000 Cleveland Open. He aims for the $25000 top prize as he stands three back at 138 while Don Sikes and Bert Weaver chase at 138.
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Youngsters Lead Ladies Golf Open Halfway Totals
CHICAGO AP three young pros have surged past veterans in the $9000 Women s Western Golf Open. Sue Maxwell Tulsa leads at 145 after a 72 at Beverly Country Club. Sandra Haynie Longview Tex 149, Judy Torluemke North Key Largo Fla 150, Margie Masters Australia 150, Carol Mann 150, Mickey Wright 151, Kathy Whitworth 156. amateur Carol Sorenson Janesville Wis 154 after 81.
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NYP League Scores Snapshot
Auburn 6 0 Geneva 3 3 Wellsville 9 Binghamton 6 Jamestown 12 Batavia 2.
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Mays Hit Three-Run Shot Off Cardwell in Big Win
Willie Mays slugged a three run homer off starter Don Cardwell for his 19th of the year. Cardwell was lifted in the sixth after which Don Schwall pitched and was followed by Frank Carpin.
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Boxing card canceled as fans stay away in Norwalk
Norwalk Connecticut AP reports State Boxing Supervisor Dennis McMillon canceled a scheduled boxing card Friday night citing near empty seats. The move came after the General Assembly passed a bill banning boxing, which won’t take effect until the governor signs it. McMahon canceled just as the firefight card was to begin.
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Teener Golfer Clive Clark Reaches British Final
Clive Clark a 19 year old English youth advances to the British Amateur final at Furfthcawl Wales beating four rivals including Billy Hyndman Henri Frassineau and Bob Williams. He faces English champion Michael Bonallack in a 36 hole final in an all English lineup after a week that saw 34 Americans eliminated from a field of 178.
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Tilley grabs eighth straight Williams Grove modified win
iRay Tilley of Fredericksburg dominated the Williams Grove Speedway program in Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania last night by capturing his eighth consecutive 25-lap feature in the modified stock car division.
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CJ Outslugs Moose 11 9 In Slugfest At Bracken Field
Corry Jamestown trailed 5-0 then led 10-8 in the fourth. The Steel Agers earned their second win in four games as Doug Brown allowed the win while Bradley Rupp took the loss. Moose drops to 1-2 with Ellis facing them Monday at 6 15.
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Indians and Braves Deadlock 5-5 in Junior League Duel
At Loveland Field Wetmore of the Braves allowed five hits and struck out 14 while McLaughlin of the Indians fanned 12 despite seven hits. Wetmore added a triple and a single and Carmen Piccirella logged a double and a single for the Indians.
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Phillies deny Tony Taylor trade to Mets for Al Jackson
Philadelphia officials and Tony Taylor denied rumors that the Phillies planned to trade Taylor to the Mets for pitcher Al Jackson amid Friday night discussions. General Manager John Quinn called the reports untrue and Taylor himself said he knew nothing about it.
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