North East dominates Youngsville Invitational track meet
Corry sixth graders and Beavers send partial squads with North East-led scoring up to 424 points. Ramsdell sets multiple meet marks in 4 events, while Bradford, St. Marys and Kane also notch top marks. Ten of fifteen records either equalled or surpassed as North East claims mile and 80 yard relays and multiple field events.
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Youngsville
Beavers
North East
Bill Ramsdell
North Easters
Bradford
Bil City
St. Corry
North Youngsville
Titusville
Warren
Wattsburg
Lawrence Park
Rocky Grove
Corry
Dan Boutwell
Jack McIntyre
Art Hotchkiss
Ray Ball
MecIntyre
Harvey
Oil City
Walt Mulchin
McQuillen
Lyons
St. Marys
Powell
Ramsdell
Wilkins
Longo
Bliss
Beavers face sectional crown bid in weekend title clash
Close to closing the dual season Beaver track and field men head to Warren for a Friday contest with five straight wins since the opener loss to McDowell. Corry pursues a third straight sectional crown at Sheen Athletic Field, with Meadville and Oil City expected to challenge alongside Corry.
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Warren
McDowell
Franklin
Orange and Black
Sheen Athletic Field
Beaver
Dave Yard
Max Bemnink
Meadville
Beavers
Corry
Oil City
Stock Car Winner in Slap Feature at Susquehanna Speedway
Pat Bob Hersh of Glenn Rock won the Slap feature for modified stock cars at the half mile Susquehanna Speedway last night. His winning time was 9 17.04 minutes.
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Newberrytown
Pat Bobby Hersh
Glenn Rock
Susquehanna Speedway
Twins Pin Yankees. Pascual Sizzles, But Yanks Lose
The Minnesota Twins ramped up spring work and opened the season with Camilo Pascual on the mound against the New York Yankees. Pascual struck out eight, allowed one run, and handed the Yanks a setback as Lenny Green and Vic Power produced early runs. The Yankees fell 2-1 as Morehead and Boston’s Dave Morehead led the Athletics toward a strong start, with mixed results across the league.
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Associated Press
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Camilo Pascual
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Teguha
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Yankees
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Bo Belinsky
Dick Donovan
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Barry Latman
Hoyt Wilhelm
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Chuck Hinton
Ray Herbert
Senators
Dave Nicholson
Ron Hansen
Cubs Rise in NL Race Amid Tight Standings
The Chicago Cubs, now managed by Bob Kennedy with a strengthened lineup, sit four games back in the National League race after a 3-2 win over Milwaukee, marking their sixth win in seven starts. Merritt Ranen homered and drove in a run, while Lindy McDaniel saved each game in the three-game set. The NL leaders faltered as Pittsburgh dropped, San Francisco briefly led, and St Louis squandered chances, with rallying hits across the circuit.
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Ute
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St Louis
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Jim Brewer
McDaniel
Lou Brock
Theix
Ranen
Ron Santo
Palo Grounds
Carl Willey
Ian Giants
Willie Mays
Felipe Alon
Galen Cisco
Mets
Jim O'Toole
Majers
Cardinals
Gene Oliver
Big League Stars Shine in Detroit Romp over Orioles
Detroit belted the Orioles 12 4 as Bill Freehan Tigers rookie Donus hammered two homers driving in five runs. Ray Hebert of the White Sox shut out Washington allowing three hits for his third win with seven strikeouts and one walk. In Brescia Santo Amanti Italy and Wayne Bethea New York staged a draw in a weekend bout while Blair Richardson outpointed Wilfie Greaves in Halifax.
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Tigers
Donus
Detroit
Orioles
Ray Hebert
White Sox
Washington
Brescia
Italy
Santo Amanti
Wayne Bethea
New York
Drew
Halifax
Blair Richardson
South Bar
Wilfie Greaves
Saturday Baseball Scores From National League Showdowns
Philadelphia blanked Houston 7 to 0 while Pittsburgh topped Los Angeles 5 to 0 and San Francisco defeated New York 17 to 4. Cincinnati beat St. Louis 6 to 0 and Chicago won 7 to 5 against Milwaukee. Only game on schedule featured Los Angeles at Pittsburgh.
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Los Angles
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New York
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St. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
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Det
L. Petba
MeKansas City
Ulaz
St. Louie
Boston
Baltimore
IL Chicago
Ste
Cleveland
Minnesota
Washington
Detroit
Kansas City
Iazo
Pan Am Games Boosts U.S. Track Prospects at Pan Am
The United States topped the Pan American Games medals with 108 golds among 157 total, while track stars won 16 of 23 track golds. Coach Lou Montgomery praised the squad as the best available during a busy academic year and highlighted six likely Olympic prospects, including Blaine Lindren in the 110 hurdles and Gene Johnson in high jump.
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Brazil
U.S
America
Tokyo
Lou Montgomery
Cornell
United States
Blaine Lindren
Gene Johnson
John David Martin
Olan Cassell
Billy Joe
Jim Pryde
Lindren
Johnson
Churchmen Start Softball Season At CAHS Tonight
The Church Softball League opens its season at Corry Area High School with the Nazarenes facing Presbyterians in the 6:30 l lid lifter. Tomorrow Lutherans meet United Brethren, Wednesday Baptists vs Methodists, Thursday Alliance vs Mennonites.
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Lay Vail
Church Softball League
Nazarenes
Presbyterians
Corry Area
Lutherans
United Brethrens
Baptists
Methodists
Alliance
Mennonites
Philly Bowlers Hold First Place in Pennsylvanian Meet
Philadelphia Electric No 2 tops Class A team standings with 3 183 points after weekend action in the Pennsylvania Men s Bowling Tournament. Marjur Co Builders of Pittsburgh slips to 3 127 as Play continues this coming weekend.
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Williamspurs
Philadelphia, Electric Co. No. 2
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Electric
Marjur Co. Builders of
Pittsburgh
Pastrano May Battle Thornton Again in Vegas
Willie Pastrano of Miami and Irish Wayne Thornton from Fresno may stage a fourth bout after Pastrano rallied to a split decision in a nationally televised Saturday night fight. Thornton had won previous decisions in February and drew in March in New York. Promoters Greb, Doyle, and Teddy Brenner of Madison Square Garden all signaled interest in a rematch.
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Wayne
Las Vegas
Willie Pastrado
Wayne Thornton
Pastrano
Miami
Thornton
Fresno
Calif
New York
Mel Greb
Jack Doyle
Teddy Brenner
Madison Square Garden
Derby Winner Flaunts Big Three
Derby winner Chatraigay, a Snape colt from Darby Dan Farm, looms near peak as a potential member of the Triple Crown big three. At Churchill Downs, he easily won a $151,400 race amid chatter he is nearing top form and could hit peak soon, with owner and trainer expressing strong confidence in his upcoming performances.
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Chatraigay
Nis Peak
Snape
Darby Dan Farm
Churchill Dawns
Keamer Shin
Win High School Doubles Tourney With 1068 Set
Larry Shannon led Beaver League doubles at Bow Baker with 1088 total, first place. Denny Becker, Xander, Edwards among top earners. Rhoades shot 21, Shannon 186 in second game, plus notable high school scores and later pro baseball notes including Balks, Dodgers and Phillies results.
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Aga Aim
Rhoades
Bow Ale
Dave Edwards
Dany AM
John Xander
Denny Dyckes
Ute
Denny Becker
Xander
Edwards
Wlng
Jo Bane
Becker
Shannon
Diefenderfer Leads Pennsylvanian Bowling Tour Standings
Allentown bowler Myrta Diefenderfer held first in Class A totals after eight weeks of the Pennsylvania Women's Silver Anniversary tourney. Frances Sharkey topped Class B singles with 622, while Priori tein Olds led Class A vam event with 2 909. Marie Thompson and Helen Brown led Class A doubles, and Evans Chevrolet of Drexel with 2 42 headed Class B teens as Lipsle and Kip of Apollo paced Class B doubles.
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Myrta Diefenderfer
Pennsylvania
Frances Sharkey
Palmyra
Pioratein-Olds
Philadelphia
Marie Thompson
Helen Brown
Linesville
Evans Chevrolet
Drexel
Irene Lipsle
Patt Kip
Apollo
Nicklaus still below peak after strong 64 61 72 round
Las Vegas report notes Jack Nicklaus, owner of Virtually, after a casual 64 61 72, questions if he is at his best. He aims to improve, saying his future in golf remains open. Palmer and Tomy Ler also compete. Balice at 278, with Andy Anite among scrambling efforts.
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Jack Nicklair
Ute
Greens
Dnek
Rlehar
Alma
Nicklas
Uts
Bill Casper
Jett
Micklans
Armald Palmer
Tomy Ler
Brewer Regains Winning Touch at Burkeyville Open
Greg Brewer edged Ted Ball of Australia by one stroke to win the Burkeyville Open, taking the top prize of $2,000. Ball shot 69 to finish runner up, with BI Dunk and Brice Devlin among early leaders. Dunk in third, Devlin tied for eighth as Brewer regained his form after a drought.
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Vebeerabinge
Hywshipbed
Gunderpar
Brewer
Ted Ball
Australia
Ball
BI Dunk
Brice Devlin
Dunk
Devlin
Ted
Fight results from Las Vegas and other cities recap
Reported boxing results show Willie Pantland of Miami outpointing Wayne Thornton of Fresno. Sugar Ray Robinson from New York KO'd Marlee Hollner of Algeria. Sandro Mas aghi of Italy stopped Don Fidimer of West Jordan Utah after 9 rounds in Milan Italy.
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Nev
Willie Pantland
Miami
Wayne Thornton
Fresno
Calif
Pirates Sell Sturdivant to Tigers
The Pittsburgh Pirates sold pitcher Tom Sturdivant to the Detroit Tigers. The right-hander was sent to the American League club Saturday and had no appearance for Pittsburgh this season. Last year he was 5,
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Sturdivant
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Tom Sturdivant
Detroit Tigers
Pirates
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