Corry High track stars outshine college men in dual meet
Corry High School athletes led by McMahon Flowers and Correll posted strong events against Allegheny and Washington and Jefferson College. McMahon won the high jump 5-10 inches, Flowers ran 440 yards in 52.3, Correll threw 130 feet 10 inches in discus, with Warren competitors winning javelin and broad jump, and Corry seniors eyeing upcoming Section Two meet while McMahon and Flowers stay undefeated.
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Mickey
McMahon
Corry
Ares High
Tom Flowers
John Correll
CAHL
Warren
Allegheny
Washington and
Jefferson
Warrenites
Washington, Pa
Correll
Olf City
Collegians
Flowers
Dragon
Thargins
Wendelboe
Roger
Jim Olson
Wimline
Corky Crockett
Ed Linski
Ron Johnson
Jerry Hamilton
Ollex
firy-Warren
Corry High Squad
Eric’ Bast
Big Mick
Cerentine
Hawitt
Grove
Jtin Colemit
Derby Day Favorite Sir Gaylord Tops Derby Field
Louisville reporters name Sir Gaylord as the favorite for the 88th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Sunrise County, Admiral’s Voyage, and Ridan draw near the rail as post positions are set. Jockey Willie Shoemaker and trainer Casey Hayes weigh in on the contenders while CBS televises the race from 4 10 to 4 45 p m Easter Standard Time.
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Louisville
Sir Gaylord
He Big C
T. Chenery
Aidan
Sunrise County
Admiral's Village
Sir Ribot
C. T
CBS
Tsn
Casey Hayes
Si Gaylord
Milo ‘Valenmett
Tim Tam
Leroy Jolley
Jiosi
Ridan
Rolleh
Maye Lel Yeaza
Cicada
Clas
Fily
Merne Winchell
Yinner
Beaver Trackmen Target Strong Season Finish
Corry Aros High School track and field shines with key athletes Roger Muntiy in pole vault and broad jump, Tom Flowers undefeated in the 440 yd dash, and Terry Danner a versatile high jumper. The Beavers, joined by Mickey McMahon, Jack McIntyre, and Dick Scholton, aim for a seventh victory in six starts at Oil City, with only one dual meet left before Sectional and District meets.
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Beaver
Corry Aros
Oil City
Roger Muntiy
Tom Flowers
Terry Danner
Cone
Abi Blackfield
Danner
Mickey McMahon
Jack McIntyre
Dick Scholton
Beavers
Munn
Flowers
Baseball Standings and Schedule Roundup
American League teams lead with New York Chicago Detroit and Baltimore stacking wins and losses as results list last night games. Today Detroit visits Minnesota while Chicago travels to Boston and Cleveland plays Kansas City with Baltimore at Los Angeles in late games. National League shows San Francisco St Louis Los Angeles Philadelphia Cincinnati Milwaukee Houston and Chicago with multiple matchups and listed upcoming games.
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W. L. Pet. G.B
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore
Minnesota
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
Kansas ‘City
Cleveland
Los Angeles
San Francisco
St. Louis
Opiusdurrh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Houston
New-York
Pittsburgh
St. Lows 4. Houston 0 ‘Only Games Today's Games San Francisco
Major League Batting and Pitching Leaders Listed
Baseball leaders tabulated by league and national league based on 35 or more at bats. Notable figures include Mays and Flood leading in runs and hits for San Francisco and St Louis, with Purkey Simmons Koufax and Marichal topping strikeouts. The piece also contains a political advertisement notice.
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O National Lea
Flood
St. Louis
Kuen
San Frapeisen
Mays
San Francisco
Davenport
Pinson
Chicknmatt
Davis
Los Angeles
Willians
Chicago
Wills
Pillar and
Boyer
Sancisco
Thomas
New York
Cepeda
Los Angels
Pagan
Purkey
Cincinnati
Simmons
McBean
Pittsburgh
Satt O'Dell
Pierce
San Francis
Koufax
Marichal
San Franccisco
NBA Weighs Philly Shift to Move Warriors to San Francisco
The NBA board wrestles with selling the Philadelphia Warriors and relocating them to San Francisco. Philadelphia owner Eddie Gottlieb seeks approval for the sale including Wilt Chamberlain to a San Francisco group led by Bernard Solomon for roughly 250000 dollars. Syracuse and other directors oppose moving the team, threatening to block the transfer.
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NBA
Warriors
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Eddie Gott- Teh
Wilt Chamberlain
Bernard Solomon
Goldlied- Hag
Chicago
Detroit
Syracuse
Simmons, Buzhardt Spark Cardinals Pitching Victory
Ex-Phil Jim Simmons and veteran Bob Buzhardt shut down Houston as St Louis Cardinals won 4-0. Simmons allowed one hit through seven innings, with White and Flood providing early runs and Ken Boyer adding a decisive double. The win kept the Cardinals within 2 1/2 games of the Giants in the National League race.
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Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Simmons
Archie
Cardinos FC
Houston
Bill White
Harvey Haddix
Giants
Jim Davenpport
Shuel Kldllery
Willinm Mays
Orlando
Gepeda
Mays
Pittsburgh
Dick Schofield
Larry Eliot
Jack Santa
Buc
Dalrymple
Phils
Braves
John Collison
Hank
Bart
Plas
Milwaukee
Hank’ Pischey
Callison
Jacke Davis
Dalymple
Jack Balscin
Swimming Vital To High Schools Says Swim Great
Florence Chadwick urges U.S. high schools to include swimming in curricula. She warns lack of swimming instruction risks drowning and notes pools are often cut from school plans.
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Swim Great New York
White Sox pitcher stops Yankees in five-hitter upset
John Bizharde of the White Sox limited the New York Yankees to five hits, ending their seven-game win streak. Hank Aaron of the Braves contributed with three RBIs and three runs as Philadelphia faced an unspecified opponent, driving in key runs and scoring.
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John Buzhardt
Chicago White Sox
New-York Yankees
Selina
Bilaliardi
Zieame
Josing Skein
Wikle
Butchim Landis
Jhis
Isewhee
Siebern
Detroit
von Mincher
Minnesota
Ballmore
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Bernie Allen
Jigk Kralick
Orioles
Kralick
Triandos
Ray Moore
Milt
John Bizharde
White Sox
New York Yankees
Yanks
Winnie Streaky
Tine
Hank — Anrin
Braves
Fight Results Highlight Inconsistent Mexican Bout
A messy report notes boxing results featuring names Raymunda iBiath Tas Ravi from Mexico and Maura Vazquez in a multi-hit sequence. It mentions a pair of cheers, a triple and a double, but details are unclear and multiple errors cloud the outcome.
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Los Angeles
Raymunda iBiath
Ravi
Mexico
Maura Vazquez
Guy
Recreation Group Weighs Lake Expansion
The Recreation Committee discusses expansion of the Little League in Corry, detailing the four-team, 60-player league, four sponsors covering operating costs, and plans for spring practice and summer play. Key figures include Low Haba as director, John McMahon as president, and managers Joe Baressi Lou Baressi and Tory Sproyert.
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Psp Cavauchti
Olsens
el Raraettter Hone
Tinylaout
Little League
Aire Coiry
Jamestown
Tayi Gater
Moose
Eepeal Ale
Tattle
Joe Baressi
Lou Baressi
Tory Sproyert
Ty J
Corry Area High School
I Boys
TSE
Promoters Offer Million for Patterson Lis Boxing Title
A Chicago promoter group offered one million dollars to Patterson and Lis backers for a title bout to be held in a city of their choosing. The promoters, nicknamed Shortline, said 10 cities showed interest with a decision due within 48 hours.
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York
Porcelain Roastwell toasters promotion
Partial OCR text mentions porcelain Roastwell toasters and a varied poultry offer. The readable portion lists 3 to 4 pound fowl or 6 to 4 pound ropa with unclear pricing or context. The fragment lacks full details to determine a complete sale note or event.
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Don Rudolph
Steve Hamilton
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Rotary American Legion Chamber OF Commerce
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By Chic Zoung
Roger Moon
Major League
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Robinson
Urine
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Bunning
Belinsky
Terry
Rakow
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