Local fishermen tout large trout in area streams
Reports highlight several sizeable catches including a 26 inch brownie from the south branch of French Creek by Dexter Grenz. Roland Putnam of Sparta Merged Schools racks a 20 inch three pound brownie and other catches in Tryonville. A carp with 20 pounds yields about 2,000,000 eggs in a season, and local eaters offer skinning and bone management tips for carp.
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South Branch
French Creek
Dexter ‘Grenz
Grenz
Roland Putnam
Sparta Merged
Putnam
Corry Senior High
Pennsylvania
Corry
Gus Edwards
Canada
Tryonville
Corry High
Softball League Nears Open With Team Signups
City League seeks six to eight clubs for the season starting around June 1. Managers Carter Piccirilio and Dick Chase held light workouts as clubs prepare. Corry Jamestown’s standout squad won't return intact this year. Moose's Restaurant and Bar Nile vows to stay competitive and Ot-taway notes confidence and outfield prowess.
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Starlets
Sithose
Ruyss Brant
Lou-Hanna
Carter Piccirilio
Dick Chase
Gue
Corry Jamestown
Roger Ottaway
Moose’s
Barnile
Ottaway
Bill
Turner
Corry athletes gain academy and grid honors
George Becker FOUNASINE FEU Ke pecker a Corry teen star is accepted at the U S Naval Academy and will report in June while Navy grid ace Greg Mather joins the Middies as a veteran kicker. Corry Righ’s trackmen finish second at the WOE back meet with others earning recognition amid weekend events.
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Founasine Feu Ke Pecker
Corry
U. S. Naval Academy
Navy
Greg Mather
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Harwel
Arnold Palen
Kentucky
Bob Hope
Law
Lurlay
Portsiders
Curt Sumoyn
Bobby Stans
Ane
Ayonttt
Batt Aimihons
Rane
Merane
Ador
Unay Villages
Pliant
Stabertigi Aaotges
Aunbide
Mays Leads NL Attack as Giants Rally on Sunday
Willie Mays anchored a big day for aging stars as he homered twice and drove in three runs in a Cubs win. Stan Musial hit a three run homer in his 2,787th game for the Cardinals to set a league games record. Warren Spahn earned his 312th win for Milwaukee as Gil Hodges delivered a late rally for the Mets. A curfew delayed a second Phillies game. rain halted a Dodgers-Pirates tilt. Decidedly won the Kentucky Derby in track record time, with Roman Line close behind and trainer comments sparked by the brutal track.
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Associated Press
Willie
Mays
Yesteryear
Chicago
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Orlando Cepeda
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Reds
Musial
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
Houston
Dick Farrell
Mangirned
Gil Hodges
Old Folks Brigade
Trases
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Los Angules
Dodger
Pirates
Billy O'Dell
Bob Buhl
Mosia
Honus. Wagner
Bob Gibson
Mee E- Drabowsky
Don Ferrarese
Spahn
Farnell
Braves
Hodges
Phillie
Mets
Art Mahaffey
Jack Baldschin
Craig
Anderson
Louisville
Descidedly
Churchill Downs
Leroy Jolley
Aidan
Moody Jolley
Moody
Whirlaway
Ron McAnally
California
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Sunrise County
Willie Shoemaker
Kelly
Banana
Knebelkamp
Erioe
Horatio Lura
Ange
Bill (Hartack
Lurojee
Jeight
Yanks
Cleveland
Gene Woodling
Jimmy Piersall
Washington
Dave Stenhouse
Eoin Bolton
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Army
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Sam McDowell
Bob Allen
Willie Kirkland
Indians
Norm Bass
Allen
Minnesota
Purdue
Detroit
Turk Lowne
Boston
Ond
White Sox
Red Sox
Thone
Lown
Rooks
Joel Horler
Gary Geiger
Sun
Juan Plezaro
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Angel
Dee ‘Thomas
Sinelnsy
Dantte
Bob Rodgers
Brooks Robinson
Tosers
Mantle and Maris Power Yankees Split Doubleheader
New York’s Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris showcased power in a doubleheader with Washington, totaling seven hits, six runs, and seven total runs in the day. The Senators won the opener 4-2, while the Yankees took the nightcap to widen their AL lead.
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Associated Preys
New York
Mickey Mantle
Roper Maris
Yankees
M and M Boys
Jeaders
Washington
Maris
Sena stors-Kon-Ratzer
Senators
Major League Leaders in Batting Pitching and More
The list shows American League leaders with Jimenez Kansas City hitting based on 50 or more at bats and Robinson Chicago with 381. Del Greco Kansas City leads runs with 33. Siebern Kansas City 22. Robinson leads RBIs with 27. Del Greco doubles 12. Cimoli Kansas City has a triple. Magner Los Angeles with 9 home runs. Kaline Cash Deloit and Landis Chicago tied for 7. Aparicio Chicago 9 stolen bases. Howser Kansas City 9. Donovan Cleveland and Belinsky Los Angeles tied for wins at 40 1 000 strikeouts. National League batting leaders include Kieny Sid Pramenilio Musial San Francisco Rams Mays. Pinson Cincinnati 24 RBIs. Cepeda Prancerco 24. Williams Chicago and Finch St Louis 33 doubles. Willie Davis Los Angeles and others listed. Pitching leaders show Burkey Cincinnati O'Dell Fierce San Francisco Be Louis 49 strikeouts Kunitz Los Angeles.
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Jimenez
Kansas City
Robinson
Chicago
del Greco
Siebern
Imoli
Cimoli
Kansas
City
Magner
Los Angeles
Kaline
Cash
Deloit
Landis
Aparicio
Howser
Donovan
Cleveland
Belinsky
Terry
New York
Kieny
Sid Pranenlico
Musial
St. Louis
Gorgales
Philadelphia
Rams—Mays
San Prateisco
Pinson
Cincinnati
Cepeda
Sco
Chcinrath
Fills
Alowi
San Francisco
Williams
Chicaco
Finch
Rubinson
Davis
Los Autelen
Oliver
Lay Angi
Hagan
Shi Prabbitt
Pitehie
Burkey
O'Dell
Fierce
San Pranchey
Land Blympuis
Be Louis
Steikeonts
Kunitrix
Log Arpomblég
Drysdale
Lok
W. L
Louis
Francisco
Siena
Houston
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Bolinsky Fires No-Hitter as Angels Sweep Orioles
The Los Angeles Angels clinched a three game series sweep against Baltimore aided by rookie pitcher Bolinsky who delivered a no hitter, the first in the American League since 1960, lifting the Angels to a 20 victory after trailing twice. The quirky report notes the team’s strong performance and references stars hypothetically joined by rivals.
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LOS Anoeles
Los Angeles Angels
Mickey Manje
Roger’ Maris
Angels
Baltimore
Arnie
Bellsky
Hander
Nets
Lennie
Orioles
Satorway
Nih
Fepsthrnay
Pitt Has First Negro Since 55 In Pittsburgh Football
The article reports Pitt's football team making a historic move as the first African American player joins the University of Pittsburgh squad this season. It notes the significance for local fans and the school’s athletic program in Pittsburgh.
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Pitt-Has
Pictsburgh
University of Pultshirgh
Ihyall
Hest Seasor
Stholarthib
Corry Beavers place second at WCI Invite in Youngsville
Corry High finishes second in the Warren County Invitational at Youngsville led by Jim Olson and Mick McMahon who tie for first in their events and Tom Flowers who wins the 440 yard dash. Olson and Flowers earn gold medals, with North East sweeping eight of sixteen events and setting a mile relay record. Corry closes dual meet season with Section Two against Titusville.
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Tom Flowers
Corry
Beavers
Warren County
Youngsville
Jim Olson
Beaver
Mickey McMahon
Nori East
Det Jending
Kane
Olson
Dave By
Bear
Oi City
Corry High
Ed Hagen Wu
King McMahon
Ross Porter
North
Erm
Mick
Jack McIntyre
Onl
Ars Ey
Flowers
McMahon
Max
Tun
Sai
Joln Correll
Ed Littske
The
Correll
Youngs
North East
Linski
Ron Johnson
Bill Ramsdell
Mignaccio
Jerry Williams
Larry Johnson
Klena
Mark Sieethe
North Fast
Northern Area
West Forest
Warren
Rocky Grove
Lawrence Park
Girard
Union City
Tidioute
Wattsboro
Corty
Steve ‘Olson
Joe
Baressi
MceMahon
St Sheen Athletic Field
Titusville
Shantz Traded to Cardinals in Major League Shuffle
The Houston Colts sent pitcher Bobby Shantz to the St. Louis Cardinals for outfielder Carl Warwick and reliever Jom Anderson. New York Mets made several moves involving Cliff Cook Mizell Zimmer and Kim Marshall as part of a busy trading period.
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Presa
Bobby Shantz
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston Colts
Shantz
Kim Marshall
Bert Mivell
Mets
Marshall
Tothe
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mizell
Zimmer
Cincinnati Reds
Cliff Cook
Shaka
Nis
Reaime
Noel
Philadelphia Athletics
Warwick
Pa Angeles Dodger
Anderson
St. Louis
Caningls
Pirates
Pintsello
Geneva Beats Batavia in NYF League clash
Geneva 8 Batavia 1 and Olean 8 Jamestown 1 highlight Saturday results with Erie 9 over Auburn and Geneva 5 Jamestown 4 in a separate game. Auburn 7 Batavia 4. Erie at Olean postponed due to fall conditions.
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Geneva
Batavia
Olean
Jamestown
Erie
Auburn
Palmer wins 196? Desert Classic with first prize
Palmer captures the Desert Classic title at Palm Valley County Course in Las Vegas. He shoots six birdies and finishes with a two stroke margin over rivals including Bing Casper Jr. Casper earns 35,000 as Palmer’s victory marks his first desert crown in several attempts this year.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Arnoll
Palmer
Colamal
Rose
Weeren
Lourie
Kik Palmer
Beaver League bowling meet crowns high scholastic averages
In a Beaver League Saturday meet eight new high scholastic averages were posted. Ted Dabish and Benny Dyckom lead with strong scores as teams like Gutter Dusters and Surf-Riders claim standings.
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Rhoades
High Avera
Ted Dabish
Aye Dyckes
Step Beaver Tears
Uhbearabsses Gutter Dusters Surf
Terrapins Iin Rhoades
Ted Dahistrah
Manet
Katt
Brooks
Benny Dyckom
Gary Swanson
Tym Dolitti
Denny Jerome
Son
John Seliroter
Tom Morton
John Charlie-VanWinkle
Baseball and basketball scores and schedules mixed news brief
A scrambled sports page lists results for multiple leagues with teams such as New York Los Angeles Baltimore Chicago Minnesota Detroit and Cleveland. It notes Sunday and Tuesday schedules, upcoming games and standings along with a single rain affected Los Angeles at Chicago matchup.
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George Becker
Apatite
Bred Hutchisson
Uinent Venlertiay
Threstur Tomer
Wagner
Bo Bolinsky
CAHS
Cardinals
Morton
Minute Maid
Bowe
Wibay
Swift's
Armour's
SOB Canvas
Abele
Asa
Ae Hingion
Zoe
Balimore
Washtington
Chvako
Onders
Rossin’s
Chic Young
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