Pfeiffer Dominates Corry Club Qualifiers At Hilltop
Leo Pfeiffer led a 32-player field at Corry Country Club, posting the best 71 in the Capobianco Trophy qualifiers. Runner-up Hodie McLean shot 36 and 38, with other scorers including Darwin Walcott 78, Earl Meerhoff 78, and Bob Forrester 79. Tournament rounds proceed with match deadlines through July, followed by finals July 19. Also noted are a big archery shoot, playground baseball league games, and Franklin High star Terry Snyder headed to the Big 33 game August 1 in Hershey.
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Leo Pfeiffer
Hilltop Corry Country Club
Leo
Pfeiffer
Lee
Hodie McLean
John Mohr
Darwin Walcott
Earl
Zeto) Meerhoff
Ross Brown
Bob Forrester
Russ Cassett
al Xander
John Davidson
Dale Webster
Joe Guth
Bob Davidson
Bob Reed
Ed Kaiser
Tom McMullis
Bob Bracken
Roger Haight
Walter Bertram
Larry Joyce
Jim Brady
Edison Harmon
Ed Rodemeyer
Cam Ruffner
Irvin Downs
Frank Henry
M. 5. Cobbett
J. Guy Butters
Fred Clark
Frank McKnight
Black
Wells
Roger Andrus
Corry Country Club
High Vol Field
Indians
Pirates
Angels
Yankees
Svelock
Loveland Field
Red Sox
White Sox
Giants
Orioles
Max Bennink
Corry High
Max
Canada
John Hornick and Sons
Corryltes
Alaska
Bennink
New York
Harrisburg
Franklin High
Terry Snyder
Hershey
Snyder
Texas
Pennsylvania
Es Eeyents En
Turing
Yankees Ruin Chisox Phils Frisco Both Win
The Yankees swept a five game AL series against Chicago and topped Philadelphia and San Francisco as part of a power-filled run. New York won a doubleheader 83 and 43 in 10 innings, moving within one game of Baltimore in the standings while Chicago slid to second. The day featured 30 homers tying a league record, with Baltimore and Detroit also winning while Cleveland and Kansas City split as the pennant race tightens.
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Associated Press
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
White Sox
Yankees
Baltimore
Boston
Orioles
Chicago
Lopez
New York
Ron Hansen
Joe Pepitone
Inneaula
Washington
Kansas City
Cleveland
Detroit
Chuck Estrada
Dick Hall
Estrada
Jerry Adar
Oria
Farrell blanked Cardinals as Giants, Phillies win big
Pitcher Dick Farrell roared to his first major league win tonight, piling up nine strikeouts and only two walks over eight innings as St Louis fell to 6 games back of Phillies. the Phillies swept a doubleheader from the Mets 9-5 and 4-2. Orlando Gepeda and Jim Hart provided homers for the Giants in an 8-2 win over Cincinnati. Milwaukee swept a doubleheader from Los Angeles 3-1 in both games, and Chicago Cubs beat Pittsburgh 6-2. John Briggs, in his first start for Wes Covington, doubled and drove in two as the Phillies opened the night with two runs from Richie Allen’s 13th homer.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Farrell
Fox
Chicago White Sox
Acture
Parnell
Colts
Cardinals
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Phillies
New York Mets
San Francis Co
Giants
Orlando Gepeda
Jim Hart
Cincinnati
Milwau
Kee
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Pirates
Bill White
Ken Boyser
AL Spangler
Bob Gibson
John Briggs
Wes Coyington
Briggs
Richie Allen
John Callison
Mets
Low
Gross, Rudolph
Corry Pfeiffer
Corry Fe Henney
Titusville - Haskell
Titusville
von Tacky
Titusville - Haubert
Wanango Low
Howard
Willie Mays
Ron Herbel
Braves
Hank Aaron
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Billy Cowan
Lou Brocle
Dick Ellsworth
Geno Freese
Weathered list of late season baseball matchups and postponements
A fragmented schedule lists games and postponements across major teams. Entries mention Philadelphia New York Milwaukee Los Angeles Chicago Pittsburgh San Francisco Cincinnati Houston St Louis Boston Cleveland and others with notes of rain and rescheduled or postponed statuses for Tuesday and tonight matches.
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Philadelphia
New York
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Chicago
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Houston
St. Louis
Minnesota
Cleveland
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Quly’Barnes
Lema heads to National Open after Buick win
GRAND BLANC Mich AP Tony Lema seeks a third straight win after capturing the Buick Open title at Warwick Hills. He had previously won the Thunderbird at Rye and now heads to the National Open in Washington DC with champagne in the press room and a cautious outlook about repeating major triumphs.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Tony Lema
National Oper
Washington, D.C
Lema
Rye
N.Y
San Leandro
Calif
Warwick Hills
Week End Fights Steubenville Bout Ends in TKO
Ronnie Decost of Brockton Massachusetts stopped Cowboy Billy Smith of Steubenville in the 14th round in Steubenville Ohio.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Ronnie Decost
Brockton
Mass
Billy Smith
Pro Wins Two Straight Tourneys Despite Open Woes
Round and finished with a 277 to claim nearly $9,000 in prize money. Four birdies, including a birdie on the first hole where he had a seven two years prior in the Open. Don Finsterwald shot 71 for 280 total, runner-up for a second straight year. Bob Charles shot 67 to net third with 283. Lema becomes first pro to win two consecutive events since Jack Nicklaus in Seattle and Portland in September 1942.
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Don Finsterwald
Bob Charles
Lema
Jack Nicklaus
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Ohioan Roeder Wins 15 Mile Motorcycle Race Title
George Roeder of Monroeville Ohio captured the national 15 mile motorcycle race at Heidelberg Raceway near Pittsburgh in 13 02 91 after a tight duel with Bart Markel of Flint Michigan who retired on the 22nd lap from a blown motor. Roger Reiman of Kewanee Illinois finished second and Tony Pugin of Grove City Ohio took third.
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Pittsburgh
George Roeder
Monroeville
Ohio
Roeder
Bart Markel
Flint
Mich
Heidelberg Raceway
Markel
Roger Reiman
Kewanee
Ill
Tony Pugin
Grove City
Corry Golf Team Dominates Quad Angular Gulf Trophy
Rudolph and Pfeiffer led Corry to a one half point victory at the quad angular gulf tournament in Titusville. Corry collected 2 points from Corry totals with Rudolph and Pfeiffer each posting strong scores. Dale Webster anchored the Corry contingent as the field featured four country clubs and Oil City as defending champion.
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Pfeiffer
Rudolph
Hd Kaiser
Join Chillock
Howie McLean
John Mohr
Russell
Darwin Wolentz
Bob Forrester
Bob W Lrous
Bill Jones
al Xander
Ross Bailey
Chad Cummings
Earl Meerhoff
Ats
Oil City
Corry
NYP League Results From Wellsville and Auburn Games
In the NYP league Wellsville defeated Geneva 11 to 8 while Auburn edged Jamestown 1 to 0 in a pair of high school baseball or similar league games.
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NYP
Wellsville
Geneva
Auburn
Jamestown
Vaults 17-2 For New World Record
Reported at the Hiber glass pote meet the high jump star Hansen cleared 17-2 to set a world record effort with Penne of Miami close behind at 17-4. The competition featured Hamish, Siebert, and a fast half title time by Siebert, while Pennell suffered an injury scare. Hospital officials later said Pennell was released after observation.
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Fred Hansen
Juab
Halisell
Rice University
Howton
John Pennel
Pennel
Miami
Fla
Hansen's Fures
Hurisen
Penne
Mit Hein Jr
Hon Meyer
Pennul
Fuemerly
Louisiana State
Jerry Siebert
Petter Sneil
New Zealand
Unclear fragment hints at sports doubles action and teams
Fragmentary text mentions mixed doubles and teams such as the Beatles and Sports stand. It references Sunday events and reactions from players or teams like the Jkers and Wildcats, but the source is incomplete and details are not deducible.
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Hilads
Culver
Susan Thu
Lieb
Jkers
Wildcats
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