Jittery Jim Simons Leads Byron Nelson Halfway
Jim Simons, after a 65 to reach 133 total, holds a two shot lead at half, despite aspirin use for tendonitis. Homero Blancas, Tom Watson, Bruce Crampton chase as winded field shatters par, while legends Palmer Wadkins Boros Barber fail to contend. Nicklaus, Weiskopf, Miller, Player absent.
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Simons
Wake Forest
Preston ‘Trail
Homero Blancas
Blancas
Tom Watson
Bruce Crampton
Watson
Crampton
Kermit Zarley
Jerry McGee
Hale Irwin
Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Lanny Wadkins
Julius Boros
Miller Barber
Jack Nicklaus
Tom Weiskop
Johnny Miller
Gary Player
State Church Softball Meet at the YMCA
Representatives from Corry Church Softball League teams meet Tuesday night at 8 to discuss the upcoming season. Entry fees of 10 dollars are due. The season begins May 20 with games on Monday Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Plans cover scheduling and a post season tournament for a likely 12 team league in a single division.
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Corry Church
YMCA
Savings and Loan Tryouts Set for Corry Team
Tryouts for the Corry Savings and Loan American Legion baseball team will be held tomorrow at Loveland Field behind Wright School starting at 2 p.m. Boys aged 16 to 18 are eligible. Jim Hammond, veteran manager of the Sooners, will conduct the session. Hammond said any boy meeting the age requirement is invited, and Corry Area High School baseball players are also welcome.
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Corry Savings and Loan American Legion
Loveland Field
Wright School
Savings and
Jim Hammond
Sooners
Hammond
Corry
Kentucky Derby Turns 100 Years Old Today
The Louisville Derby marks its centennial with historic moments including Donerail s 1913 win, Regret as the only filly winner, Secretariat's near two minute mile, and the 1968 Dancer s Image disqualification. Post time 5:30 p.m. EDT, CBS coverage, 23 three year olds in the field.
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Louisville, Ky
Donerail
Regret
Secretariat
Don Meade
Herb Fisher
Bill Shoemaker
Dancer
CBS
Roscoe Goose
Ten Point
Ron Turcotte
Sham
Meade
Brokers Tip
Fisher
Celtics Recapture Edge In NBA Race
Boston takes a 2-1 series lead over Milwaukee with a 95-83 win to set up a Sunday clash. Kareem Abdul Jabbar limited, Cowens back, Havlicek 28, Cowens 30 as Celtics press and fast break pace the action while Hank Finkel chips in key baskets. Duquesne names captains McLane and Jackson for next season.
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Boston Celtics
Milwaukee Bucks
Celtics
Tommy Heinsoht
Bucks
Bill Russell
Heinsohn
Milwaukee
Hank Finkel
Cowens
Finkel
Abdul-Jabbar
John Havlicek
Havlicek
Abdul Jabbar
Scott Crowell Chooses Kentucky U for Criminology
Corry Area High School wrestler Scott Crowell will study criminology at the University of Kentucky in Lexington. He plans to compete in the U S Federation National Junior Championships in Town City late July after earning third at last year’s federation event and winning the Pa U S Wrestling Federation tournament in Lock Haven. Brad Sickler picks Behrend College to continue his education.
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Jim Bennett
Yale
Dave Crowell
Lock Haven
Corry
Scott Crowell
University of Kentucky
Fletcher Carr
Erie
Lexington
Scott
Fletcher
Kentucky
Town City
Crowell
Brad Sickler
Behrend College
Penn State
Hurlers Win but Aren’t Satisfied
A tale of two pitchers Eddie Watt and Jerry Reuss highlight a night of close games as Watt preserves the Phillies 2 1 victory over the Dodgers while Reuss earns his first win for the Pirates in a 4 2 victory over the Braves. Astros beat Cardinals 4 1 Cubs top Reds 6 5 with late dramatics and rain reschedules tennis matches at Slippery Rock.
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Eddie Watt
Philadelphia Phillies
Jerry Reuss
Pittsburgh Pirates
Watt
Jimmy Wynn
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Dodgers
Reuss
Pirates
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St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
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Montreal
San Diego
New York
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Schueler
Steve Garvey
Ron Cey
Tom Paciorek
Joe Ferguson
Bill Russell
Larry Bawa
Garvey
Wynn
Atlanta
Rorie Harrison
Pittsburgh
Braves
Richie Hebner
al Oliver
Willie Stargell
Dave
Parker
Harrison
Rowland Office
Hank Aaron
Three Rivers Stadium
Astros
Cardinals
Doug Rader
Claude Osteen
St. Louis
Ob. Watson
Lee May
Alan Foster
Milt May
Rader
Mike Garman
Foster
Tommy Helms
Cubs
Reds
Rick Monday
Pete Rose
Slippery Rock
Pennsylvania
Slippery Rock State College
Reliever Hoerner Helps Yankees But Wrong Team
Joe Hoerner of the Kansas City Royals pitched for the New York Yankees and struck two batters in succession to drive in the go ahead run in the seventh. Royals lost 5-4 while Chicago White Sox routed Milwaukee, Detroit beat Minnesota, Oakland topped Cleveland, and California edged Baltimore as rain paused Texas versus Boston. Twelve conference schools are in the tournament.
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Als
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Atlante
Melson
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Torrea
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Matlack
Niskea
Rooker
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Skeborg
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Robarty
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Hoerner
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Indians
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Ray Fosse
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Jim Perry
Reggie Jackson
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Frank Tanana
California
Orioles
Bob Oliver
Tom McCraw
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Kip” McLane
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