Beavers Beat McDowell 75 to 52 in Final Dual Meet
Beavers of Corry High defeated McDowell 75 52 at Millcreek in the last dual meet of the season. Joe Baressi fueled the charge with wins in the 65 and 120 yard hurdles and placed in the 220. Steve Olson suffered his first defeat this season in the discus while teammate John Correll won the discus and pole vault. Corry also claimed wins in shot put javelin and high jump as Millcreek failed to sweep their relay units.
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Joe Baressi
Steve Olson
Beavers
McDowell
Millcreek
Orange and Black
Franklin
Baresi
Dave Yard
Max Bennink
Sheen Athletic Field
Joe
Baréssi
Doug Seiis
Oud Baressi
Corty
Greater Erie
Beaver
Russ Bailey
Baressi
Bailey
Ron Brown
Corry
Steve
John Correll
Paul Hecker
Tom Flowers
Mickey McMahon
John Ortner
Phil Leek
Roger Munn
Jim Olson
Hecker
Flowers
Flash
Olson
Ray Mitshell
Roy Hall
Bayess
Brown
Fred Beardsley
Dick Johnson
Trojan
Young Team Faces Panama High in Postseason Track Meet
Corry Highs unuervannunen 20 41 today against Panama High School at Sheen Athletic Field. Juniors and sophomores compose the lineup under coaches Dave Yard and Max Bennink. Events include sprints, distance races, relays, jumps, and throws with listed entrants across all stations.
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Corry High
Unuervannunen
Panama High School
Sheen Athletic Field
Dave Yard
Max Bennink
Tom Flowers
John Ortner
Jim Black
Ron Brown
Edrasa
Bob Snodgrass
Jim Barber
John
Butters
John Correll
Vincent
Ed McMahon
Roger Munn
Jim Olson
Krone
Mickey McMahon
Terry Danner
Dick Scholton
Hall
Black
Danner
Scholton
North East Wins County Track Crown at Erie Stadium
North EastSoph Bill Ramsdell set a meet and mile records while leading the Grapepickers to their fourth straight county title at Erie Stadium. Ramsdell clocked 4 51.2 in the mile and 2 11 in the half mile with strong aid from Doug Burch as North East piled up 62 points, besting Northwestern 32 and other teams. Other event winners included sprints and field events across the meet.
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Erie
Bill Ramsdell
Erie Stadium
Ramsdell
Doug Burch
Northwestern
Girard
Lawrence Park
Union City
Elay
Burdies
McDowell Meet Highlights Dominated by Corry and McDowell
McDowell hosts a multifaceted meet with Paul Hecker leading shot put for Corry, followed by Zinkle and Baker. Joe Baresi and Steward clocked top 13.3 in hurdles, while Phil Leck, Roger Munn, and Jim Olson of Corry battled in the pole vault near eight feet. Suess led the 80 yard relay for McDowell, and Mickey McMahon topped the high jump for Oswego. An eight-event clash saw Corry, McDowell, and McDowell athletes place across sprints, relays, and field events.
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Zinkle
Baker
Il Indies
Corry
Joe Baresi
Steward
Fred
Phil Leck
Roger Munn
Jim Olson
Suess
Steve Olson
Tom Flowers
S. Olson
Halms
Chromick
Russ Bailey
Harris
Ron Brown
McDowell
Schwink
Robertson
Flowers
Laskowski
Keplinger
John Correll
Cleop
Simon
Baressi
Ray Mitchell
Sourwine
John Ortner
Conrad
Dick Johnson
Schmidt
Laskowsk
Mickey McMahon
Terry Danner
Dick Scholton
Moses and Faulkner
Benangibe
Roy Halt
Rife
Baseball Scores and Rain Delays Across Cities
Baseball results list multiple city matchups with scores and notes on rain delays and postponements. Key games include Milwaukee battling Chicago, Los Angeles defeating Philadelphia, St. Louis at Cincinnati delayed by night rain, and Detroit plus Washington results with several midweek games and Thursday schedules.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
le Pet
G.B
Chic
San Peanelios
Herb Score Beats Tribe On 2 Hits In Sox Win
Herb Score shut down Cleveland with two hits allowed as the Chicago White Sox snapped a seven game skid by beating the Indians 4 2. Landis drove in Chicago's first run with a sacrifice fly and scored the second after doubling in the fourth. Sagegg homered for his fourth of the season in the eighth after Roy Sievers walked. Score pitched the Sox first complete game since April 30 despite wildness.
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Herb Score
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Nights Landis
Chicago
Boomed
Roy Sievers
Score
Sox
Liston to Name Manager in Philadelphia Luncheon
Sonny Liston the No 1 heavyweight challenger will name his new manager at a luncheon in Philadelphia. George Katz of Philadelphia is expected to be chosen, having previously managed welterweight challenger GU Turner. The announcement drew about 100 attendees as Liston weighs whether the manager acts as agent for a 10 percent cut rather than the usual 31⁄3 percent.
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Sonny Liston
Philadelphia
Sonnny Inston
George Katz
GU Turner
Liston
Gentile Hits Two Grand Slams In Nine RBI Night
Jim Gentile set a major league mark with consecutive grand slam homers as Baltimore pounded Minnesota 15 5. He drove in nine runs, tying a league record, while Herb Score fired a two hitter for Chicago to beat Cleveland 4 2 and lift the White Sox from the AL cellar. Other games included Washington 7 2 over Detroit in a twilight twin bill split, Kansas City 5 0 over New York, and Los Angeles 5 2 over Boston.
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Minnesota
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Dim Perry
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Don Messi
Tigers
Willie Tasby
Gene Green
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Gene Woodling
Bonnie Daniels
Dave Lister
Paul Foytack
Whitey Ford
Luis Arroyo
Don Larsen
Hank Bauer
Ray Herbert
Jim Archer
Tony Kubek
Bill Skow
Ron
Yankees
Angels
Giants Fall Behind as Pirates Rally to Win 9-6
The Pittsburgh Pirates toppled the San Francisco Giants 9-6 as Roberto Clemente fueled a late charge with a two run homer and a two run single. Harvey Haddix earned the win in relief while Ed Bailey belted a solo homer for the Giants. Dodgers beat Philadelphia 2-1 as they pulled even atop the NL standings with a strong five inning effort from Det Drummond and Rom Fairly. Cubs acquired Frank Thomas in a trade and edged the Braves 4-3 in a tight game.
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Yellel
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Tohhe Brevis
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Mel Rowch
Chicago
Wah
Corsne
Braves Acquire Frank Thomas in Cubs trade
Braves send Roach and receive Frank Thomas in a pivotal deal with the Chicago Cubs. Thomas wears number 25 for the Cubs and drives in runs as Milwaukee opens spring with a 5-3 win. Indians assign Walter Bond to Lake City on recall. Boston blows late lead as Red Sox fall to Angels, Pagliaroni and Wagner homer in strong showing.
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Finlder
Walter Bond
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Butler
Pirates Rally To Stun Giants In Key League Tilt
The Pirates surged early to build a 7–0 lead over the first two innings and held on for a 7–4 victory against the first-place Giants. Roberto Clemente powered four hits and drove in two, with Bill Virdon also contributing two singles as Harvey Haddix earned his second win. Guy Pinell suffered an injury and is expected out about a week.
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Bob Friend
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