Eagles Owner Walman Faces Big Payouts and SEC Scrutiny
Philadelphia Eagles owner Jerry Walman outlines a plan to spin off assets into a holding company but must satisfy Fidelity with 5.5 million and 2% interest plus in securing the Eagles. Morgan Guaranty and Spectrum mortgage liabilities total about 15 million before any holding company can take effect. The NFL and the SEC must review the deal, with the Spectrum stadium and related assets under scrutiny. Experimental notes mention Olympic rowing prospects and other sports tidbits as a second, lighter strand.
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Things Financial
Corry golfers place in quadrangular at Pr tusvilly Club
Corry team finishes third at the Pr tusvilly Country Club quadrangular with 9442 points. Wanango and Warren follow. Leu Pfeiffer of Corry is medalist with 973. Other Corry participants include Nander, Dyckes, ntlock, Bailey, Christensen, Floyd, Webster, Bloom, Wolcott, Mohr, Cummings, Kaiser, Meerhoff, Cassett, and McLane.
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Prtusvilly Country Club
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Rinse Behine
Warren PonoWango
Leu Pfeiffer
Nander
Bill Dyckes
John (Ntlock
Ross Bailey
Eric Christensen
Pat Floyd
Dale Webster
Gene Bloom
Dartwin Wolcott
John Mohr
Chuck Cummings
Ed Kaiser
Earl Meerhoff
Russ Cassett
Hodie McLane
Ladies Day Golf Results at Corry Country Club
Ann Chillock and Ann Fuller led the field on Ladies Day with top scores in both nine and eighteen hole events. Shirley Keppel claimed low net in the 18-hole, while Ann Fuller again topped the nine-hole list. First place in the one-hole game went to Shirley Keppel.
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Ann Fuller
Corry Country Club
Shirley Keppel
Joanne Morgan
Indians End Slump as McDowell Shuts Sox in Six
Cleveland’s Sam McDowell fired seven shutout innings before handing to Sian Williams who completed a 1-0 victory over Chicago. Baltimore also won as Pete Richert allowed only two runs in relief of Phoebus, helping both clubs snap losing spells.
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Tom Phoebus
Washington Senators
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Indians
Orioles
Senators
Minnesota
Twins
Detroit
Bostion
California
New York Yankees
Tom Murphy
Williams
Sox
Moose defeat CJ to end unbeaten streak at Olin Bracken Field
The Moose edge CJ 3 1 in a 6th inning rally after a long scoreless game. Dean Vanderhoft earned the win while Jon Bennett took the loss as CJ collected four hits but could not string them together.
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Jon Bennett
Graig McAvoy
Jeff Brown
Dave Dunnewold
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Rick Fenno
Dunnewold
Dean Vanderhoft
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Beaverdam Beats Lutherans in Beaverdam Lutheran Softball
In Church League softball action Beaverdam toppled the Lutherans 13 to 8. Ron Stutzman led Beaverdam with a triple and a double while Dave Byler earned the win. For the Lutherans Dick Staples and Dave Staples took the loss as Stutzman and Dahlstrand paced the Lutherans with two triples and a double.
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Pirates overpower Yanks in Teener League clash
The Pirates scored 10 runs on six hits to defeat the Yanks 10 to 4 in Teener League play. The Yanks had eight hits but six errors. winning pitcher was Taylor and losing pitcher Zajac.
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Pirates win seventh straight as Stargell Miracles Dodgers in 10 innings
Willie Stargell homered to tie the game in the eighth and Matty Alou drove in the decisive run in the tenth as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 3 to 2. Patek left with a bruised wrist after a Drysdale pitch. Clemente sat out sick with a virus.
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Houston
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Zoilo Versalles
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Mauch
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Chris Short
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Cookie Rojas
Mack Jones
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Braves
Pete Rose
Johnny Bench
Bobby Tolan
Nelson Briles
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Cubs
Pittsburgh
Dodger
Walker and Skinner Start as Managers With Winning Debuts
New managers Harry Walker and Bob Skinner, in Houston and Philadelphia respectively, opened with decisive wins. The Astros swept the Mets 3-2 and 6, Skinner’s Phillies beat the Giants 10-2 and 11-1, while St. Louis topped Chicago 14-4, Cincinnati edged Atlanta 7-5, and Pittsburgh beat Los Angeles in 10 innings 3-2.
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Astros
Jim Wynn
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San Diego
Purkey Among Reds Hall Of Fame Nominees For 10 Names
Cincinnati Reds and Pittsburgh Pirates veteran Bob Purkey is listed as a candidate for the Reds Hall of Fame. Purkey won 103 games and 76 losses from 1958 to 1964 with the Reds and now works in Pittsburgh television. Balloting will choose one modern Reds inductee to join a pair of honored players on July 12.
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Teds
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Elmer Riddle
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