Corry Beavers Win 68-59 at Warren Clinches Strong Season
Corry Area High School track teams defeated Warren 68-59 to cap a near perfect regular season. Jim Vanike led Corry with wins in the 190 and 220 yard dashes and a leg on the winning 880 relay, while Warren's Craig Johnson claimed top meet honors with multiple wins. Other standout scorers included Denny Mong and Mike Cashman for Corry, as John Johnson set Warren records in the lows and high hurdles.
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Almost Perfect Track Meet High Small Streamline Event Names
Johnson wins 120 yard high hurdles with time 16.8. Van derer, Terry place in 110 dash. Johnson takes 180 yard hurdles, Brundage second. Warren wins mile in 3:48.8 with Betts Wick Fallm Cashman. Freshman relay led by Cory Roden Munn Krasa Shields. Field events see Watt Maroney Discus Fowler top, Potocki vault and jumps led by Williams.
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Munn
Krasa
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Veeck Elected To Head Chisox
CHICAGO AP The Chicago White Sox named BI Veeck majority stockholder executive and president after Chick Cam’s resignation. Hank Greenberg, former MLB star, was named vice president. Veeck becomes the first Sox president since Mrs Grace Camiskey died December 10 1956.
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Linney
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Alan
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Grace Camiskey
Georgian Leads Lady Golfers at Southern Pines Invite
Mary Lena Faulk of Thomasville, Ga, shot 68 to lead the field after the first round of the Southern Pines Invitational. The 1969 U.S. Amateur champion opened on the Mid Pines course, as women’s play began with the four under par score highlighting the start of the 6424 yard layout competition.
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Jacobs Leads At Oklahoma City Open Title Bid
Tommy Jacobs, a 2 year old pro from Whittier California, led the Oklahoma City Open after the third round at Twin Hills with rounds around par. Arnold Palmer and Bob Gowlby were close behind as Jacobs recalled his 1957 gamble with just $109 in pocket, noting Gardenia’s $700 winner’s purse kept his tour status alive.
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Crystal River
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Jacobs
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Bulldogs Tie For Section Lead With 684 584 Victory
Meadville Bulldogs beat Titusville Rockets 684-584 extending lead in Section II standings. Walt Allen upset Dewey in shot put as Jim DeMille swept hurdles and Maurice Hunter won both 100 and 220. Meadville joins Franklin and Beavers at 4-1, Corry hosts next meet Tuesday.
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George Dewey
Jim DeMille
Jerry Peterson
Maurice Hunter
Meadsville
Corty
Beavers
Tals
Gether
Baseball scores and standings across leagues
American League results show Cleveland 3 Chicago 1 and Boston 5 Baltimore 0 with Detroit 5 Kansas City 4. Friday's NL results include Cincinnati 3 Milwaukee 1 and Philadelphia 10 Pittsburgh 1, plus San Francisco 9 Los Angeles 3.
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Eviction of 15 Residents Clears Chavez Ravine for Dodgers
In Los Angeles Chavez Ravine, 15 residents were driven from condemned homes as deputies moved in with bulldozers to clear land for the Dodgers ballpark. The mayor’s office cited long condemned status and eminent domain as the basis, noting the housing plan was scrapped before the team arrived.
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Stitch Batters Ortega In 10 Round Welterweight Scrap
Stitch Stiteh of Louisville controlled the welterweight bout against Gaspar Ortega last night, delivering a decisive 10 round victory. The win followed his Carnegie Hero Fund bronze for pulling a man from the Ohio River in 1958, as a national TV audience watched Ortega staggered by precise lefts and rights.
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Phillies Making Trade Offers Amid Pirates Series
Phillies manager John Quinn said the club has several irons in the fire as talks with multiple clubs proceed during an extended road trip. Observers noted a possible trade as the team opened a five game series with the Pittsburgh Pirates and players received meal money for only three days.
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Colavito Clouts Chicago Reds Beat Milwaukee
Cleveland Indians surge with Rocky Colavito two home runs and three RBIs as Cal McLish wins fourth straight, Cleveland leads AL. Boston and Detroit win, while White Sox fall further. Reds rally to trim Braves. Giants top Dodgers as Cubs edge Cardinals in tight NL race. Philadelphia, Pittsburgh stumble.
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Major Loop Leaders in American League Baseball
Summary of leaders across batting, runs, hits, doubles, triples, and home runs with players from Milwaukee Chicago Detroit Cleveland and others. Highlights include Killebrew Aaron Kaline and Pinson. pitching leaders include Drysdale Spahn and Wilhelm with strikeout tallies and team affiliations.
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Spahn
Major Loop Stars By Associated Press HITTING-Rocky Cologito
HITTING-Rocky Cologito drove by all her runs with a two way homer in the sixth, leading the Indians to a 3-1 victory over the White Sky. PITCHING-Prink Sullivan blanked the Orioles for a 6-0 win as Red Sox limited opponents to five singles in a complete game effort.
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