Corry Beavers Fall At Titusville In Track Meet
Corry High trackmen managed only four event wins in a 470-57 loss to Titusville at Carter Field. Ray Ball and Jim Black won two events each for Corry, with strong showings in hurdles and high jump. Titusville’s Reid Jackson and Ron Sines swept sprints, while Rick Bell set a Rocket pole vault record at 11-14. The Beavers, 2-2, head home for three meets at Sheen Field next week starting with Franklin, Meadville, and the Section Two championships.
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Titusville Dominates Corry In Track Meet 70-57
Titusville wins by 13 points as Ray Ball and Jackson lead in sprints and jumps. Andre Stewart and Titusville quartet set top relay times, with McIntyre and Edwards sharing high jump honors and Corry runners delivering strong showings in multiple events.
Chi Chi Leads Third Round in Wind Tough Tournament
Chi Chi Rodriguez atop the wind battered field at the Tournament of Champions with a two under 139 after 54 holes. Jack Nicklaus sits four back at 141, while Gary Player Doug Ford and George Knudson share third at 142 as players lament brutal conditions. Arnold Palmer two rounds of 72 leave him five behind the leader.
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Battey Belts Twins Past Kansas City in a Slam filled win
Earl Battey powered the Minnesota Twins to a 10-5 triumph over the Kansas City Athletics, clubbing a grand slam and two run scoring singles before leaving with a foul tip to the mask. Rich Rollins and Tony Oliva provided support as Minnesota surged ahead late. Battey’ s blast and timely hits highlighted a home run laden night at Municipal Stadium amid wet conditions.
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Sectional Golf Tournament Moves Up to Friday
The Section Two golf championships moved from Saturday to Friday at Corry Country Club. CAHS athletics director Lou Hanna announced the sectional will begin at 3 30 Friday at Corry CC.
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NYP League Wellsville at Geneva Ppd
In the NYP League, Wellsville at Geneva was postponed. Other scores show Jamestown 5 beat Binghamton 2 and Auburn 9 defeating Batavia 4.
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Dodgers Beat Giants as Mays Plays First Base
Los Angeles Dodgers win 7-1 over the San Francisco Giants in Dodger Stadium with Don Drysdale pitching five-hitter support from Tommy Davis who drove in four. Willie Mays shifts to first base due to a barley horse, batting .489 with a homer and a single. Richie Allen powers Phillies past Milwaukee 5-3. Billy Williams steroids Cubs over Houston 11-3. Roger Craig earns first win for St Louis 6-2 over Pittsburgh.
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Whitey Ford Stars as Yankees Shutout Washington 1-0
Whitey Ford pitches a two-hits allowed shutout over Washington, yielding no runs through eight innings for a 1-0 Yankee victory. Billy Williams drives in five in Chicago rout, blasting a grand slam and a run-scoring double as Cubs crush Houston 11-2.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
Major league standings show Cleveland 6 3 and Minnesota 8 6 in the American League with Baltimore Detroit and Los Angeles in pursuit. National League leaders Philadelphia 10 2 and San Francisco 8 4 lead, with Chicago Houston and New York in close race. Sunday's and Sunday's games include Washington at New York Cleveland at Baltimore Los Angeles at Chicago Minnesota at Kansas City and more.
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Scholastic Track Scores From Titusville Meet
Titusville toppled Corry 70 to 57 while Erie Tech defeated Erie Prep 67 to 58 and Erie Bast beat Erie Strong Vincent 68 to 47 in a district scholastic track meet.
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Kitten Turns Tiger Upset Wins WBA Contender
Welterweight contender Stan Hayward 150 pounds ranked 10th by the World Boxing Association knocked down Curtis Cokes three times in the fourth round to win by technical knockout at Blue Horizon Arena. Cokes was knocked down three times and the referee stopped the fight at 2:45 of the fourth round. Hayward trailed on all scorecards before the rally and said the first knockdown angered him, enhancing his bid for a title shot. Teddy Brenner had linked a future bout against Jose Stable and champion Emile Griffith if Hayward beats Stable.
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