Beavers Lose Bid for Undefeated Season in Scrappy Meet
Corry High fell 65 to 62 to Meadville as Terry Williams and teammates faltered in key events. Maurice Hunter edged Williams in the 880 and Meadville swept the broad jump as the Bulldogs spoiled Corry’s hopes of a perfect campaign and handed the Beavers their first defeat. John Brundage led Corry with two wins in hurdles while Downey and Van Cise starred in relays to keep Corry atop Section II standings.
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Gavin Seeks New Fish Hatchery in Area
Rep. Leon H. Gavin urged Congress to authorize a northwestern Pennsylvania fish hatchery. testifying before a House subcommittee he cited a past Senate action on a similar bill and noted the project would cost about 800000 dollars.
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Minors To Get Financial Aid
New York AP reports a committee led by baseball Commissioner Ford Fricks formed Tuesday to devise a formula for financial aid to the minor leagues. The aim is to divert some television money from the majors to help the 21 operating minor leagues facing financial strain. The effort reflects pressure from TV revenues reshaping baseball finance.
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Tigers Earn Third Straight as Dykes Praises Spirit
DETROIT AP Jimmy Dykes, new Tigers manager, praises the clubhouse spirit after Detroit’s 3rd straight win, a 83 victory over the Boston Red Sox. He says he will not dwell on past leadership, focusing on present attitude and winning mindset amid questions about earlier club management.
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Major Loop Leaders in American and National Leagues
Major League leaders by category across the American and National Leagues. Highlights include Killebrew leading home runs in the AL with 37 and Fox of Chicago hammering batting .395, while Burdette tops NL pitching with 50 wins and Drysdale leads strikeouts with 47. Names, teams, and stats across batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching categories.
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Mims Giardello Clash Tonight At Capitol Arena
Mims and Giardello meet in a 10 round middleweight bout at Capitol Arena tonight. The even money matchup pairs pacey Mims against slugger Giardello on ABC television at 9 p.m. EST. The bout comes as Robinson’s titles shake with expanded middleweight opportunities and the National Boxing Association keeps its tune-up rulings after a year without a defense.
Franklin Rips Titusville as Two Track Records Fall
Franklin Knights rout Titusville 75 to 51 as Fred Harris soars a new broad jump record at 11 feet 6 inches and Titusville’s Joel Benson throws a javelin 187 feet 2 inches. Franklin improves to 3-1 in league play while Corry and Meadville win elsewhere.
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Friend Drops 5th For Bucs
Pittsburgh pitcher Friend, last year NL leader with 22 victories, failed again Tuesday night as the Cubs beat the Pirates 6-3 behind Glen Hobbie’s six hit effort. Altman’s solo homer and timely two-out hits fueled a 4-3 Cubs lead in the sixth, while Hobbie shut down Pittsburgh through the finale. Smoky Burgess opened the Pirate fourth with a triple and Stuart’s single tied the game briefly before the Cubs pulled away.
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Major Loop Stars ING on McMahon in 16 inning affair
Bob Rush and Briges combine for a one hit shutout relief after McMahon tosses five hitless frames in a 3-2 16 inning decision over the Dodgers. Frank Robinson belts his third homer in four days with two on in the fifth for a 5-2 Reds win over the Giants.
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Braves reclaim first place as Dykes scores again
Associated Press reports Detroit, under new manager Jimmy Dykes, rallied with an 8-3 win over the Red Sox. Dykes moved Charlie Maxwell, named Ted Lepcio to first, and Don Mossi pitched, sparking a Tigers surge though they remain last in the league.
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Braves edge Dodgers in late bullpen relay for tie atop NL
Milwaukee and San Francisco battle for first as Carl Willey and Don Drysdale duel to a 2-2 tie. Braves relievers McMahon and Rush hold Dodgers to one hit as Henry Aaron drives in the go ahead run, lifting Milwaukee into a narrow lead in the NL standings. Giants drop to second after Newcombe's win. Cubs and Phillies win to near pace.
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Casey Snarls At TV Cameramen
The report recounts Casey Stengel confronting a TV crew before a game with the New York Yankees. He dismisses filming, telling them to leave and stating he will confront issues later, then walks toward the dugout amid tension and comments about future plans.
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