Oil City tops Corry for Section Two track crown
Oil City upset defending champ Corry to win the Section Two track meet at Sheen Field led by John Venter who won the 440 and anchored the mile relay. Corry, led by Tom Flowers, settled for second with Jack McIntyre winning two events but a late misstep by Corry cost points. A disqualification in the half mile relay hurt Corry as Oil City claimed the team title.
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Corry High
Oil City
Corryites
Sheen Athletic Field
John Venter
Deluxt
Corry
Tom Flowers
Oilers
Ol City
Vender
Jim Enos
Corry Stes
Venders
Beaver
Ted Stoudt
Doug Spaulding
John Kerr
Connie French
Kerr
Mesdville
Bob Bailey
Flowers
Wender
Beavers
Rick ‘Thompson
John Wender
Corry Golfers Second Again In Two Championships
Corry High golf team finishes second by three strokes at Corry Country Club as Warren wins. John Xander leads Corry with 78, Bob Zalzneck 79, Denny Dyckes 90, John Davidson 91, Vicky Dyckes 96. Meantime Sam Krug shot 78 for Meadville in a separate meet.
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Corry Country Cub
Franklin
Wade Hubert
Corry
John Xander
Hilltop
Bob Zalmeck
Denny Dyckes
John Davidson
Vicky Dyckes
Davidson
Krug
Haubert
Zalzneck
Dave Dahler
Sam Krug
Wade Haubert
John Kander
Chip. Carnes
Wicky Dyckes
Nick Costello
Tom Tourtellott
Nick Pahoulis
Bruce Johnson
Mike Walters
Jim Nadolny
Stan Baylas
Burt Rosin
Troy Pringle
Art Dunn
Sandy Koufax Dominates Giants In Dodgers Victory
In Los Angeles, Sandy Koufax pitched a near perfect game through eight innings, facing the San Francisco Giants. A fifth-inning walk to Ed Bailey ended the no-hit bid, with Willie McCovey adding a ninth-inning walk. Koufax earned his fourth win as 55,000 fans cheered at the stadium.
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Dodge City
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Midwest
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Koufax
Netthander
Ed Bailey
Bailey
Willie McCovey
Sandy
Associated Press
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Ted Willams
Red Sox
Herbert Hoover
Chuck Hinton
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Cleveland Indians
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Minnesota Twins
Leon Wagner
Lee Thomas
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Chicago
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Bouton
Orioles
Jerry Adalt
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Indians
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Woody Held
RBI
Ells Burtom
Cleveland
Athletics
Minnesota
Weakest AFL Teams to Gain Picks Under New Plan
The Oakland Raiders and New York Jets will be allowed to select players from other AFL clubs under a weekend approved plan. Each of six other clubs will designate 25 veterans and half of rookies as unavailable. Jets could gain up to 2 players and Oakland up to 12.
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Oakland Raiders
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Boston
Houston
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Local Track Meet Highlights Multiple Agencies and Records
A condensed meet report lists events and distances led by Oil City athletes with top marks in shot put 48-0 and mile times near 4:35.5. Key performers include Kerr and Stoudt in obscured field events with several team entries from Titusville Meadville Corry Warren and Franklin. The meet featured ties in high jump and pole vault and concluded with Oil City winning the 880-yard relay 3:37.1 under referee Al Yanssens and starter Vic Cragg.
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Kerr
Trypus
Stoudt
Bob Culbertson
Wedler
Jack McIntyre
Grd
Wilson
Dick Scholton
Averill
McIntyre
Dan Boutwell
Millerurz
Harvey
Snyder
Make Vincent
B. Culbertson
Boutwell
Ray Ball
Miller
Conrad
Bailey
Ron Johnson
Shaughnessy
Larry Johnson
Holland
Valone
Don Bailey
Brady
Curran
Longhart
Titusville
Wall Mulchin
BI Mulebin
Reid Jackson
Ron Lines
Meadville
Franiinxi
Omity
Warren
Vender
Tom Flowers
Smith
Stewart
Redfield
Bowley
Boring
Poole
Tom Morton
Collins
Bell
Jim Black
W. Malchin
Szympruch
Art Hotchkiss
Shrout
Wilkinson
Logan
Walters
Hotchkiss
Logue
R. Johnson
Owens
Oil City
Corry
Franklin
al Yanssens
Vic Cragg
Boros Wins Colonial Golf Championship at Fort Worth
Boros led by four strokes to win the Colonial National Invitation with a 279 total tied to a $12,000 first prize. Gary Player surged late, closing to within two of the lead as Player challenged the veteran through the final holes.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Dullus Boros
Gary Player
Memphis
Tenn
Harriet Abogey
Doyle
Ruth Jordan
Mich
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer Falls 20 Behind in Par 70 Event
The tournament finished with a par 70 course where Palmer did not threaten to defend his title and finished 20 strokes behind the winner. Overall purse included a third-place payoff of 3500 dollars from the event.
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Arnold Palmer
Palmer undergoes minor surgery during Colonial links event
Fort Worth AP Arnold Palmer, a member of golf's Big Three, had minor surgery during the Colonial Invitational. He shed the shoot score 299 for 72 holes, his highest since 1955, with the exact procedure undisclosed but noted as potentially handicap golfing.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Colonial
Last Respect Observed For NFL Lineman Lipscomb
Thousands lined Baltimore streets and filed past the open casket for Pittsburgh Steelers lineman Gene Lipscomb as his death shocked the sports world. Police awaited a second suspect in the narcotics case tied to Lipscomb's death, with Tim othy Black charged after heroin was injected into Lipscomb’s arm in Black’s apartment after a night out.
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Big Daddy Lipscomb
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Crid
Joseph P. Carroll
Capt. Currall
Timothy Black
Black
Lipscomb
Russell
Fisher
Mied
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Carroll
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Lutheran Hospital
Frisco Dodgers cling to edge in tight NL race
Dodgers edge Giants 5 2 to notch a third straight win as Jack Fisher falters in the eighth allowing four runs. St Louis splits with Pittsburgh as Cardinals stay within a half game of the leaders. Mets split with Reds as Pinson drives in decisive runs.
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Aighes
Sandy Kofyx
Tromselve
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Jack Fisher
Stralight
Fisher
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Reds
Ken Boyer
Ted Savage
Boyer
Savage
Frank Torre
Johnny Callison
Lew Burdette
Choo Choo Coleman
Koufax
Chicago Cubs
Lary Bombed In First Smokies Start
Frank Lary, loaned by Detroit to Knoxville Smokies, exited after a rough first start as Knoxville edged Chattanooga 12 to 11. The game marked his return to mound action with the Smokies in the South Atlantic League.
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Frank Lary
Knoxville
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