Corry Beavers Rout Warren in Section Meet 88-39
Corry Beavers dominate Warren as they sweep track and field events winning 88-39 in a home dual meet. Brundage and Davison lead with multiple wins and new performances highlighting a dominant Corry performance.
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Corry
Beavers
Warren
Hén Calderone
Dave Yard
Mercing
John Brundage
Jim Datson
Brundage
Davison
Jim Vanik
Joe
Baressi
Ug Stewart
Doug Stewart
Art Perkins
Dick Fowler
Stewart
Perkins
Tom Flowers
Flowers
Rodney Betts
Betts
Dragons
Steve Olson
Davlson
Gary Phillips
Vanik
Joh Rodgers
John’ Aldrich
Jim Maloney
Bob Lindsey
Roger Munn
Phil Leek
Jim Olson
Phillips
Leek
Bill Lord
Baresst
Vani
Barest
Brumdage
Bates
Perins
Alscus
Calderche
Ol City
Track meet results echo 1959 page thrills
The article lists a full slate of high school track event results led by C and W teams. Winners include Davison in 120-yard high hurdles and Beltz in the 220-yard dash, with times and placings across sprints, relays, and field events. Team names and event details mark a comprehensive meet recap.
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Davison
Phillips
Vanik
Baressi
Beltz
McIntosh
Schneider
Vanderhoff
Corry
Brundage
Lord
Baressl
Betts
Flowers
Fallin
Bareest
Wendelboe
Johnson
Shields
Warren
Hartnett
Fowler
Lindberg
Lawson
Brooks
Ponsoll
Maloney
Lindsey
Perkins
Stewart
Roach
Dist
Munn
Leek
J. Olson
McMahon
Caldin
Collins Edges Palmer to Win Houston Classic Playoff
Collins came from behind to beat Palmer in a playoff at Memorial Park Golf Course for the Houston Classic title. He nailed a key approach at No 7 after Palmer’s sand trap bogey, then sealed a 3 under par 69 to top Palmer by two strokes. The win boosts Collins to $14,276.89 for the year, while Palmer remains the top money earner with $47,657.57.
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Nuubston
Tex
Bix Sill Collins
Memorial Park
Collins
Big Blond
Crystal River
Fla
Baltimore
Palmer
Ron
Senators Edge Cleveland in ninth inning win
Washington tops Cleveland 7-6 as Lenny Green delivers the decisive RBI on a ninth inning sacrifice fly after Carl Battey and Don Mincher sparked a late rally. Tito Francona and Brancioni provided earlier run support, while Cleveland’s Branconi drove in two.
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Washington
Lenny Green
Cleveland
Carl Battey
Don Mincher
Munshers
Green
Tito Francona
Ryo
Branconi
Perry
Grant
Thomas
Stinian
Tefenauer
Romano
Nixoty
Kaat
Fischér
Hyde
Kralick
Naragon
Batley
W-Kralick
L-Tefenauer
Bowl-Aire B Ladies Stage Annual Banquet At Elks Club
The Bowl Aire B Ladies League held its final meeting at the Elks Club with 42 bowlers and guests. Dorothy Morton was elected president for 1960-61, with Dorothy Wotus as vice president and other officers named. Awards and trophies recognized high averages, series, and single games, with prizes and floral decorations enhancing the banquet.
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Elks Club
Elsie Roof
Dorothy Wotus
Dorothy Morton
Julia Zepka
Angie Crapser
Sophie Douglas
Women's International Bowling Congress
Bennett
Louise Migliaccio
Dorothy Rathbun
Roxann Bradford
Bennett's
Bowl ~ Aire
Corry Pharmacy
Aero A. A. Thompson Maple Products
A & B Distributing Co
Fogle Lumber
Roberts Para
Erma Willett
Barbara Gibas
Maxine Skinner
Mildréd Sorenson
VFW Ladies Handicap Bowling Tourney Ends With Snow Lead
Laura Snow rolled 108 to cap a 1484 pin fall to win the VFW ladies handicap bowling tournament that finished last evening. Other top scores included Grace Ficcardi 179 and Eleanor Oldenski 177, with a prize list dominated by numerous readers of the 1400s and 1300s.
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Laura Snow
VFW
Grace Ficcardi
Eleanor Oldenski
Dorothy Morton
Millie Baressi
Marie Wotus
Lula Williams
Minor League Scores Across Leagues Reported
In the International League Richmond routed Buffalo 7 to 0 while Columbus beat Rochester 6 to 4. Other results show Auburn defeating Geneva 5 0, Ebnira 7 over Corning 4, Eerie 7 over Wellsville 4, and Pacific Coast League Beattie 4 Sacramento 11 innings wings Tacoma 6 over Spokane 2.
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Richmond
Buffalo
Columbus
Rochester
Auburn
Geneva
Ebnira
Corning
Eerie
Wellsville
Beattie
Sacramento
Wings Tacoma
Spokane
Pinson Escapes LA As Reds Win
Vada Pinson set the pace as Cincinnati beat Los Angeles 5-3 after Dodger pitcher Roger Craig broke a collarbone in a collision with Pinson. Pinson added a steal and a score on a wild pitch as Stan Williams faltered. Philadelphia topped Chicago 10-9 in a separate NL game while Milwaukee-San Francisco was rained out. Ken Walters homered for the Phils in the ninth to seal the comeback win. Frank Thomas hit two Cubs homers in a 5-0 start against Gene Conley with Jack Meyer earning the win. Glen Hobbie took the loss.
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Day
Craig
Pinson Ang
Dodger
Stan Williams
Reds
San Francisco
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
Dodgers
Pinson
Williams
Frank Robinson
Tony Vergon
Vergon
Phils
Ken Walters
Frank Thomas
Cubs
Gene Conley
Jack Meyer
Glen Hobble
National League Standings and Tuesday Results Snapshot
National League table shows Pittsburgh tied for second at 4 games behind with a 2 4 750 record, Milwaukee 86 5 3, St Louis 7 583, Philadelphia 6 11 353, Chicago 51 3a 7. Tuesday results include Cincinnati 5, Los Angeles 3 and Philadelphia 10, Chicago 9. Wednesday features Pittsburgh at Chicago and Milwaukee at Los Angeles with other matching games.
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W. L. Pet
Pittsburgh
San Francisco i
Milwaukee
St. Louisa
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Francis
San Francisco
St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Kansas City
American League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Stats
The list highlights leaders across AL batting based on at least two at bats with Pilarcik of Baltimore ads Skowron of New York 440. Mantle and Woodling lead runs with 16 and 14 while Gentile 17 and Skowron 16 top RBIs. Lumpe 24 hits with Skowron and Allison tied 22. Triple leaders Fox Hansen Power Mantle Howard with 2. Held and Skowran 5 home runs. Stolen bases by Smith Powers Kaline 3. Coates leads pitching with 30 and eight share 20. Pascual 31 strikeouts, Bell 29.
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Pilarcik
Baltimore
Skowron
New York
Mantle
Woodling
Gentile
Lumpe
Kansas City
Allison
Washington
Buddin
Boston
Lollar
Chicago
Fox
Hanssen
Power
Cleveland
Howard
Skowran
Smith
Powers
Kaline
Detroit
Coates
Pascual
Bell
Pierce Keeps Sox Out In Front Five Three
Chicago White Sox ace Billy Pierce dominates as he notches his second complete game win. The victory keeps Chicago atop the American League while Detroit and Baltimore stumble in tight pennant race action. Yankees, Red Sox, and Senators win to tighten standings.
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Associated Press
Billy Pierce
Chicago White Sox
Pierce
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Indians
Tribe
New York Yankees
Chicago
Detroit
Tigers
Boston
Kansas City
Orioles
Brooks Robinson
Ron Harisen
Lenny Green
Senators
Earl Battey
Don Mineher
Tito Prancona
Rus
Jack Kralick
Bobby Tiefenauer
Baseball Leaders and Standouts From The Season Ahead
Batting leaders include Mays of San Francisco with 462 at bats and 28 hits. Burgess of Pittsburgh at 417 at bats. Runs by Great, Skinner, and Mays. McCovey tops RBIs with 21. Banks leads Chicago with 20. Pitchers Drysdale of Los Angeles has 38 strikeouts, Friend of Pittsburgh 32.
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Mays
San Francisco
Burgess
Pittsburgh
Skinner
McCovey
Banks
Chicago
Moon
Los Angeles
Pinson and Bailey
Cincinnati
T. Taylor
Robinson
Roseboro
Coker
Philadelphia
Stuart
White
St. Louis
McCavey
San Cormick
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Jim Davison
Davi
Son
Pya
Vada Pinson
Roger Craiz
Corry Savings Cloan
Center Street
Sox
Norm Siebern
Pete Runnels
Don Buddin
Bill Monbouquette
Bud Daley
Nada
Tion
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