Corryites Tie For First In Mixed Doubles Tourney
Corry couples topped the Union City bowling prize list in a Mixed Doubles event at Recreation Lanes. Bill Stockton and Norberta Kane led with 857 actual and 184 total handicap, tying Erie’s Mary Lou Gardner and Tom Carnaran for first. Lionel Tripp of Corry claimed the high single game at 263, while several Corry pairs placed in the top ten. Prize funds near $300 await final calculation.
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Corry
Recreation Lanes
Union City
Norm Troyer
Bill Stockton
Norberta’ Kane
Erie
Mary Lou Gardner
Tom Carnaran
Stockton
Aid Betty Mong
North East
Corryites
Charlotte Stockton
Earl Slayton
Florence Lamielle
Robbie Robinson
Mary Lou Bailey
Duane ‘Troyer
Lionel Tripp
Tripp
VFW
Troyer
Corry Hosts Sectional Track And Golf Actions This Weekend
Corry will buzz with Section Two track and field and golf Saturday. The meet opens at 10:00 a.m. with 100 and 220 yard dash heats and finals in the afternoon. Corry aims for its third straight sectional track title, while Warren leads golf defense as Corry’s Roger Ottaway’s team shows strong form. Admission 25 cents students 50 cents adults. proceeds fund trophies and awards.
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Corry High
Corry
Sheen Athletic Field
Beavers
McDowell
Feth Meadville
Oil City
Meadville
Warren
Dragon
Roger Ottaway
Methodist Nine Shades Baptists, Bob Marsh Wins
Paced by Leon Cole and Herb Berghaus the Methodists defeated the Baptists 14 to 13 in a church softball league game at Corry Area High School field. Cole had a four for four night with a home run and five runs, Berghaus went three for four with a triple, while Bob Marsh earned the win on the mound and both Marsh and Russ Clark hit two for four.
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Leon Cole
Herb Berghaus
Methodists
Baptists
Corry Area
Cole
Berghaus
Mel Blunt
Harold Steves
al O ' Chase
Roger Ottaway
Bob Marsh
Marsh
Russ Clark
Fred Marsh
Baptist
B. Marsh
Ottaway
P. Marsh
Chase
Run — Cole
Carmen Piccirillo
Giants Lead By Two In Tight AL Race
The Dodgers rely on Willie Davis as Tommy Davis slumps with injuries and a .227 average. Willie has driven in five runs in four games as Los Angeles wins three of four. The Giants surge with seven runs in the fourth inning to beat Milwaukee, while Cincinnati, Chicago, and New York win to tighten the standings.
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Boston
Kansas
New York
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Minnesota
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
AGA Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Louston
Lewis
Milwaukee
Houston
Associated Pretm
Los Angeles Dodgers
Tommy Davis
Willie Davis
Davis
Willie
Dodgers
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Mets
Giants
Willie McCovey
Frank Bolling
Joe Nuxhall
Reds
Cubs
Nelson Mathews
Pirates
Jay Hook
Ed Kranepool
Rod Kanehl
Hook
Dodgers rout Lords as Davis homers twice and tripled
Willie Davis of the Dodgers hit two home runs and a triple in the eighth to spark a 13 inning win over Cleveland. Don Rudolph allowed only one hit for 12 innings and finished with a four hitter in the relief victory.
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Associated Press
Don Rudolph
Don Lock
Cleveland
Washington
Rudolph
Tony Martinez
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Ed Rakow
A's
White Sox
Baltimore
Boston
Red Sox
al Kaline
Detroit
New York Yankees
Ken Hunt
Los Angeles Angels
Norm Cash
Tom Tresh
Yankees
Yogi Berra
Clete Boyer
New York
Jake Wood
Bubba Phillips
Hunt
Jim East
Angels
Twins
Willie Davis
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Lords
Sugar Cliff Fort Lauderdale Bout Ends Poorly
Miami Beach reports a lightweight bout where Sugar Cliff defeats Fort Lauderdale 146 to 146 with Irish outpointing Billy Collins of Detroit 146 to 10.
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Miami Beach
Sugar Cliff
Fort Lauderdale
Billy Collins
Detroit
Buhl Breaks Slump With First Hit Since 1961
Chicago Cubs pitcher Bob Buhl ended the longest major league batting drought by collecting a single in his first at bat after 86 consecutive failures. His previous hit was September 1, 1961, with Milwaukee in Milwaukee against the Dodgers, off Stan Williams.
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Buhl
Chicago
Bob Buhl
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Stan Williams
Tripp Reynolds Lead AtKeg Fete Bowing Awards Night
Lionel Tripp and Bob Reynolds led the VFW Men's B2 bowling league banquet at the Post Home. Tripp earned top three game series 1627 with a 279 high game and a century award patch from the American Bowling Congress. Reynolds posted the third best three game series 579 and high single games 413 and 242. Leland Johnston won the Conese belt for most improved bowler, raising his team's average by 16 pins, and was one of three men honored for perfect attendance. First Mfy, Company team claimed the ABC Sponsor’s plaque with members Harkless, Triskel, Sperry, Pantle, and others recognized.
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Sugne
Rrino
Bob Reynolds
Justnight
VFW
Tripp
Froi
Gome
Reynolds
Leland Johnston
Conese Belt
Bateste
Johnston
Seasors
Marion Tripp
Paul Pantle
ABC
Leanne
Abe Leastrates
Mouishine
Firat
Corey Water Company
Erie County Plastice
Spark's
Moose's Restaurant
South Side
Cory
Torive
Moose
Bowling Club Retains Officers For Next Year
All officers were retained for another year Marton Trinp serves as president Chuck Hess as vice president and Harkless as secretary treasurer The bowlers enjoyed steak dinners served by members of the VFW Ladies Auxiliary.
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Front Cow
Chuck Mess
Lionel (Giz 'Tripn
Marton ‘Trinp
Chuck Hess
Harkless
VFW Ladies Auxiley
Musial Breaks Ruth Records With Fourth Homer
Stan Musial slugged his fourth homer as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Los Angeles Dodgers. The blast pushed his career total to 1 457 extra base hits, surpassing Babe Ruth and setting 42 National League records and 15 major league marks.
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Babe Ruth
Bran Mussin
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Lows
Cardinal
Musial
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