Corry Seeks Section II Title In Track Classic
Corry prepares for the Section II track meet at Corry Area High School field today with six event entrants and a tight group of frontrunners. Beavers led by Ken Downey Su Stewart Terry Williams Tom Brundage and others chase a sectional crown, aiming to retain prominence after rain paused yesterday’s events. Contenders include Titusville Warren Olean and others as the meet recommences in a bid to decide the 1959 champion.
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Ted Williams Returns in 0-for-5 Comeback for Red Sox
Ted Williams, 40, in first 1960s appearance since neck and shoulder ailment, went 0 for 5 in a 12 inning fall loss to the Chicago White Sox. He said he felt good, blamed bad pitches, and noted two strikeouts and an intentional walk.
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Bowl-Aire C League Holds Second Annual Banquet at Moose
The Bowl-Aire Men's C League held its second annual banquet at the Corry Moose lodge with a fresh dinner by Nichols and Glavis. Officers for 1958-59 were elected with Harold Casler as president and Jon Miller as vice president. Larry Barr received the ABC buckle for most improved average, rising from 148 to 175. Thompson's Maple Products won the team championship trophy, with Chuck Post accepting for the club. Individual prizes totaled over $100, including high game by Walt Gibas at 245 and high series by Dick Orn at 625, plus season highs and в ? The banquet concluded with prize distributions and a brief business meeting.
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Dupas Favored In Ten Round Welterweight Bout
New Orleans veteran with 92 fights, only 23 years old, is a slight favorite to beat Red Charley Scott in a Chicago Stadium welterweight ten rounder. ABC will carry the bout at p m BST under the five point scoring system.
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Pan Am Baseball Circuit Opens in Austin
Pan American Association debut as Austin of the Texas League defeated Nuevo Laredo of the Mexican League 8-2 in a game counting toward standings. Pan Am leaders expect interleague play to boost attendance and minor league interest. Frick tossed the ceremonial first ball before 5,000 fans as ceremonies were bilingual.
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Thomas Quits Till Next Fall TON
Thomas Thomas withdraws from Boston University for the fall to resume competition after skin graft on his left foot. The 19 year old high jumper will miss the National AAU meet and is hospitalized in Massachusetts Memorial Hospital. He plans to return to school in the fall after missing too much time.
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Suggest Ways To Curb School Game Flareup
An editorial in the official PIA A publication calls seven measures to prevent high school game rowdiness after a March incident in Philadelphia. It urges individual responsibility, reinstatement of disciplinary action, safeguarding education, public support for law enforcement, parental duties, and adult recognition of interscholastic aims, while noting only a few incidents occurred nationwide.
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Killebrew Keeps Clouting as Dodgers Win Fourth Straight
Harmon Killebrew blasted two homers driving the Washington Senators past the Detroit Tigers 7 4 to halt a Detroit bid. The win left the Senators four games behind the Indians in the AL standings. Other AL action saw Mantle and Yogi Berra homer for the Yankees in a win over Cleveland while White Sox hitters added several homers in a Chicago victory.
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Baseball Standouts and Standings in Early Week Action
A dense recap notes Dodgers extended their NL lead with a 3-1 win over Philadelphia behind Danny McDevitt five hitters. Cubs, Braves, Cardinals, and Reds stumble as Pittsburgh edges San Francisco in 12 innings. multiple late rallies and key homers shape the roller of results across the league.
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Major Loop Stars Triumph In 4-1 Victory Over Tees
The Major Loop Stars defeated the Tees 4-1 as Davally McDevil contributed to a strong pitching performance. Dodgers managed five hits while walking none and striking out four. Prelies were blanked on two hits.
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