Former Corry athletes shine in collegiate sports
Steve Olson of West Point set a 2199 javelin at Notre Dame and placed high against Harvard Yale and in the Petin Relays while holding Corry’s javelin mark. Mike Vincenty finished spring practice at Bucknell as a three sport standout. Corry coaches Fox and Partch attended a Western Pennsylvania Basketball Coaches Clinic with leaders from Villanova Duke Pitt and Canton McKinley.
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Nicholson's three homers lift White Sox sweep of Kansas City
Chicago power hitter Dave Nicholson slugged three homers in the doubleheader nightcap and a 573 foot shot over the left field stands at Comiskey Park as the White Sox swept Kansas City 6-4 and 11-6. He also fanned three times for a season total of 22 and drove in four runs to reach four homers on the year.
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Lutherans Edge Catholics 12 11 In Church Softball
The Lutherans scored seven runs in the last two innings to beat the Roman Catholics 12 to 11 in the Church Softball League. Catholic rally fell short after three runs in the bottom of the seventh. Angleo Frisina homered for the Catholics and Tom Pierotti Sr. doubled for the Lutherans who also included Dave Swanson and Jay Rumbaugh. MecKeta took the loss.
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Marines Cup Boxing Title Clinched by Prilot and Marines
Maurice Prilot defeated Gene Jefferson of Army to lead the Marine Corps to its first interservice boxing championship since 1957. The Marines won five champions ships to Army's four. NYP league results list Geneva over Binghamton 4 3 Jamestown over Wellsville 5 4 Batavia over Auburn 10 6.
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Gibson Struggles as Cardinals Fall in 1-0 Loss
In a tense NL slate, Bob Gibson falters with a wild throw allowing the decisive run as Pittsburgh defeats St. Louis 1-0. Bob Friend earns the win. Ray Sadecki suffers the loss. Roseboro shores up the Dodgers with two crucial hits in a 5-2 win over Houston. Covington Wolfes Milwaukee foes as Philadelphia edges them 7-6. Mets and Cubs drop four and five runs respectively. Willie Mays and Willie McCovey power the Giants and Giants lose to Jackson's 11 strikeouts.
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Sports Card Recap Kansas City and Chicago Standings
Frantic day with multiple lines showing standings and schedules for both leagues. Key teams include Chicago San Francisco Milwaukee Pittsburgh St. Louis Cincinnati Houston New York and Philadelphia with current win loss records and percentages. Friday and today schedules feature matchups across the American and National Leagues touching Baltimore Cleveland New York Washington Boston Detroit Los Angeles Minnesota and more.
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Corry Foam Dominates League With Strong Back Row
The Corry Foam team led by Brodeur and Trisket includes Bob Maedje Jack Wells John Woodard Joneas and Maedje. Wells sponsored the team while Woodard topped the league with a high average of 184 high game 206 and high series 642. Trisket earned most improved bowler honors.
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YMCA Starts Summer Basketball League for Boys
The local YMCA announces a summer league for boys aged nine to nineteen to start Monday June 15. Games run Monday and Wednesday evenings and Saturday afternoons on the outdoor court, with 12 players per team and each boy required to play at least one quarter. Ben Calferone and Al Vanssens co direct. registration May 15 from 4 to 5 pm with a parent present.
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Y offers basketball program for area boys
The Y plans to form mixed registrant teams from adults in a non competing program with Little League baseball. Boys need not be Y members to join and post season play will crown first and second half champs. Awards will go to winning team members coaches and officials with details via phone.
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Freddy Mack defeats Benito Penna in Milan bout
In Milan Freddy Mack from New York outpoints Benito Penna of Italy 180 to 206 in a 10 round fight. Mack, who earned the decision, improves his record while Penna suffers a setback in the encounter.
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To Reorganize Softball League Meeting Tonight
A reorganization meeting for the City Softball League is set for Monday at the Moose Home. All interested persons including first year managers and captains are urged to attend at 7 o clock.
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Eddie Perkins Named Fighter of the Month
Eddie Perkins of Chicago wins Ring Magazine Fighter of the Month for retaining his world junior welterweight title with a victory over Bunny Grant of Kingston Jamaica. Ring Ratings also shift Eddie Machen to fourth in heavyweight and Ernest Terrell drops to fifth under Cassius Clay’s world title reign.
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