Beaver Thinclads Bow To Titusville 68 50
Corry Area High School hosts Titusville as Beaver Jim Tomer dominates with wins in 100, 220, and 440 yard dashes. Titusville stars Howie Sampson and Erwin Olson push late. Tom Allan anchors relay for Titusville, while Corry claims discus and other events.
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Ken Downey
McDougald Hit By Line Drive Shadows Career Outlook
New York Yankee center fielder Elston Score was struck in the face by a line drive in Cleveland. He remained conscious with one eye bandaged after the blow, with doctors saying he should recover but his playing future could be affected. The injury occurred during a 1967 spring exhibition, with Score recalling the pitch, while Cleveland’s pitcher details and the game result were noted.
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Track Meet Highlights From Titusville Meet
Meets include 220 yard run won by Allan and Benson scoring in relays. 880 yard relay listed as Titusville Mor ris Endres Edwards Olson with 1 39. Mile relay featured Nelson Sampson Blomberg Allan Tune. Field events recorded long jump Morris Vanssens Bodamer Walters Bush and Hyer with height 10 feet and shot put led by Nichols.
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Thusville
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Vanssens
Pole Vaule
Fox and St Thomas Triumph In City League Openers
Fox led by Kaystone and Tony Radek won 18 to 7 over Corry Jamestown in the opener as Weystones rallied from a 7 3 deficit, with Dick Chase on the mound. In the second game St Thomas blanked Roberts 24 to 7 as Abbig and Wolus homered and Ed Latas added two base hits. Tony Amo pitched for St Thomas while Tom Carroll took the loss for Roberts.
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San Pyincigoo
Racing Results From New York and Camden Briefs
In New York first Aiking 16 70 won the Taglesatn Purse at Jamaica Raceway. In Camden New Jersey Offbeat 68 ridden by Joe Culmone won the six furlong Paterson Purse at Garden State Park.
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Redlegs stretch streak to eight as Braves fall
Cincinnati gains an eight game streak behind a nine inning gem by Hal Jeffcoat and strong relief. Milwaukee loses to Philadelphia 8-4 as Robin Roberts spins six hits. Giants top Cardinals 8-5. Cubs outlast Pirates 14 innings 10-8. Yankees edge closer. White Sox lose 4-3. Red Sox beat White Sox 4-3 as Williams and Brewer power Chicago victory. Orioles drop to 3-2 in extras. Detroit beats Washington 3-1. Don Hoak and Don Horn lead Brooklyn bats against New York.
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Baseball Standings and Results Summary
American League standings show New York leads with 128 followed by Chicago and Boston. Yesterdays results Boston 4 Chicago 3, Cleveland 2 New York 1, Detroit 5 Washington 3. National League leads Milwaukee at 18 5, Brooklyn 12 6, with yesterday Cincinnati 9 Brooklyn 2 and Chicago 10 Pittsburgh 8 in 14 innings.
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Bowling Results From Bowl-Aire Ladies League Night
Maribelle Sample threw a high game of 184 while Mary Sandburg 183 Jane Froehlich 178 and Mildred Baressi 176 led scoring in a Bowl-Aire League final. Standings list Fogle Lumber Meerdinks Brighams Hardware Aero AA and others with mixed totals from last night’s matches. The Red Sox offense featured a first inning run and a late homer driving in two more as Ted powered Boston to key runs.
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Corry Golfers Edge Parkers 7 5 In Close Match
Corry high school golf at Cory Country Club produced the tightest meet of the season with Corry edging Lawrence Park 7 to 5. Walter Bowen led with 45 on the front nine, Paul Bowen injured after ten holes, Lonnie Douglas subbing in. Final scores showed Corry at 105 to Erie-Crawford rival 109 as Beavers gained two points. Parkers dropped to third with a 13 mark.
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Stars Shine as Williams Powers Red Sox to 43 Victory
Yesterday's recap highlights Ted Williams of the Red Sox as he homered and walked three times in five at bats, driving in three runs in Boston's 43 run win over the Chicago White Sox. Bob Lemon earned the win for Cleveland, pitching six innings after an early scare, as the Indians beat the Yankees 2-1 to end New York's six-game streak.
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Washington Senators Change Managers in Final Place Run
Detroit report notes Chick Dreaseh was hired as manager of the last place Washington Senators in the American League and was replaced by Cookies Lavagello, a Senators coach, as his successor.
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