Dramatic Half Mile Relay Sparks Meadville District Meet
Meadvilles vaunted relay quartet finished second to Titusville as Bullet Bob Bailey of the Bulldogs fouled Ron Johnson in the final stretch. Corry had been disqualified on the first turn, prompting officials to refuse a rerun. Meadville eyes District honors with a 1 32 clocking near the district mark while Corrys Greg Brown Rick Thompson Larry Johnson and Tom Flowers posted 3 37.4 in the mile relay. Connie Prench and Oil Citys John Kerr also featured as Corry rewrote records in broad jump and mile relay.
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Sheen Athletic
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Titusville
Bullet Bob Bailey
Bulldogs
Corry
Ron Johnson
Bailey
Johnson
Beavers
Baton Exchange
Jim DiMario
Renin
DiMarti
al Vanssens
DiMaria
Yanssens
Rich Miller
Burl Wedler
Bert Owens
Jack McIntyre
Oil City
Greg Brown
Rick Thompson
Larry Johnson
Tom ‘Flowers
Flowers
Dan McEldowney
Phil Leek
Russ Bailey
Art Hotchkiss
Connie Prench
Connie
John Kerr
AL Pennant Race Brambles With Mixed Standings
The Red Sox moved to second behind Chicago after a 8-5 win over the Senators and the Angels beat the White Sox 7-3 as Boston edged within one game of the lead. The A's sit third, while New York trails in fourth as Houston tops the NL with a 4-2 win over the Mets and a tumble of miscues shortens Mets’ bid.
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Associated Press
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Chicago White Sox
Boston
Kansas City Athletics
New York
Yankees
Red Sox
Washington Senators
Los Angeles Angels
White Sox
Chicago
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Angels
Cleveland
Houston Colts
New York Mets
Houston
Milwaukee
Bob ‘Tillman
Washington
Don Rudolph
Gene Conley
Dick Radatz
Leon Wagner
Los Angeles
Ed Sadowski
George Thomas
Jim Fregosi
Patkalf
Bob Bruce
Mets
Bruce
Duke Snider
Choo Choo Coleman
Charlie Neal
Chris Cannizarro
Don McMahon
Cliff Cook
Roger Craig
Colt
Craig
Tim Harkness
Owls Bowlers Hold Banquet At Post Home
Corry James town Owls bowling league held its annual banquet at the VFW. White Owls team members received prizes led by Lowie Catallu with high averages and series. Reese Drayer won a belt buckle as most improved bowler. Election of officers named Jukes president and Jaquith treasurer among changes.
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Corry Jamestown Owls
VFW
White Owls
Lowie Catalfu
Terry Williams
Norm Weidner
Larry Mosher
Francis Dyer
Catallu
Reese Drayer
American Bowling Congress
Harlan Taylor
Hoot Owls
Night Owls
Horny Owls
Cataliz
Taylor
Arley Earls
Clyde Morton
Dyer
Drayer
George Black
Ken Jaquith
Weidner
Bob McDunkin
Max Jukes
Medunkin
Black
Jaquith
Catalin
Methodists 2 0 In Church Loop
The Methodists won their second straight in the Church Softball League at Corry Area High School field, defeating the Lutherans 11 to 9 after building a 10 to 3 lead. Jim Chris and Dave Gilliland homered for the Methodists. Tom Pierotti Jr. connected for the Lutherans. Bob Marsh earned the win with Jay Rumbaugh taking the loss.
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Che Wleulousy
Corry Area
Jim Chris
Dave Gilliland
Tom Pierotti
Bob Marsh
Jay Rumbaugh
Methodist
Gilliland
McCray
R- Root
Cole
McKnight
Berghaus
Chris
Parker
Claypool
Marsh
T. Pierotti Jr
Scherzer
Swanson
T. Pierotti
G. Johnson
Melzer
Rumbaugh
D. ‘Tate
T. Dahlstrand
Lutheran
St Louis boxing clinic headline and Erie match notes
Allan Thomas of Chicago stops Sixta Rodriguez in a clinic style win at 1 30 p m and an exhibition against three Erieites at 2 bells. Diane Sawyer defeats Patti Bailey in archery with a 335 score, practice score 410. Mike Hanna, Corry High quarterback, to enter Mapilius School Manlius this autumn with plans for a higher level college or service academy.
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Mike Hanna
Corry High
Mapilius
Manlius
Army Plébeé
Mike
Service Academy
Yank Cagers Face Unbeaten Italy In World Championship
The United States, already assured of advancing to the final round, meets Italy in Paulo Brazil. The Americans clinched a finals berth with an 81 51 win over Argentina, their second straight victory. Italy also earned a finals spot by beating Mexico 90 82 in the same group. The 12 teams are split into four groups for a round robin first round, with the top two advancing.
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Paulo
Brazil
United States
Italy
Argentina
Yankees
U.S
Mexico
Meerhoff's A League Banquet Honors Top Bowling Team
The Bowl-Aire Men's A League banquet at Moose Home honored Meerhoff's championship team with the team trophy and individual awards for each member led by Harold Coan. Moose finished second, with awards going to Russ Bemis for a 702 series and $25 cash, Ed Barr for high single 266, and Coan as top average bowler. Individual standings included Pete Russell Jr, Hand, Berls, E Barr, Lamielle, Baressi, Larry Barr, England Harvey, and Phil Sample.
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Meerhoff
Harold
Shorty
Coan
John Oesch
Robbie Robinson
Bob Hand
Bill Lamielle
Meerhoff's
Corry Jamestown
Moose’s
Corry Bakery
Root Furniture
Ed Barr
Vis
Conn
Pete Russell Jr
Iho
Hand
Berls
E. Barr
Lamielle
Joe Baressi
Larry Barr
England Harvey
Phil Sample
Palmer to Rest for Month Amid Golf Slump
Arnold Palmer, hampered by a back cyst and a poor Colonial Invitation showing, plans a month of rest. He may skip golf September through December, then resume practice ahead of the U S Open at Brookline, while Nicklaus remains a major threat.
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Latrobe
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Fort Worth
Tex
Tye
Hys
Augusta
Jick Nicklaus
Suresh
Brookline
Mass
Shui Jon
Lamielle leads West buckle with 13 pin rise
Lamielle raised his average from 168 to 181 in a strong showing as the American Bowling Congress West buckle recognized an improved bowler. He and three officers were re-elected by acclamation: Hand as president Ford Stewart as vice president and Pete Russell Jr. as secretary-treasurer. The meeting approved leaving over $100 in the treasury while the rest went to prize money after a lengthy financial report and minutes. About 40 bowlers sponsors and guests attended a steak dinner hosted by Women of the Moose in the Colonial Room.
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American Bowling Congress
West Buckle
Lamielle
Hand
Ford Stewart
Pete Russell Jr
Russell
Women of the Moose
Westminster Champ Grove City tennis golf wins
Westminster triumphs in the West Penn Conference with a 5-4 tennis victory and a 7-0 golf win over Grove City. Titans secure the conference title in both sports.
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Westminster
Grove City
Weel
Titans
Baseball Scores and Schedule Highlights Across the AL Week
The week covers multiple games with Boston New York Baltimore Chicago Chicago Los Angeles Detroit Washington Minnesota and other American League teams. Wednesday and daily slates show matchups including New York at Montreal Chicago at St Louis and Philadelphia at Los Angeles with several late results and upcoming games noted.
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Kansas
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Los Angeles
Detroit
Washington
Minnesota
Tex Angules
York
Clevelail
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Anuwlin
Roatan
Galiies Minimsutia
Lass Acewick
Phvaton
Thalys
San Francia
St. Lows
Chien St. Lows
Milwaukee
Houston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Pyaueines
Clarion College Golf Champion at Chester Valley Course
The State College Conference golf championship at Chester Valley Golf Club produced high scores. Clarion led with par Averages as Glenion posted 394 and teammates Manatsi, Lec man, Koelsel, and Schuster delivered 78, 84, and WW scores while West Chester’s Parney won with 74.
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Clarion College
WRST
Chester
Parap
Chester Valley Golf Club
Eourse
Glenion
Clarion
Art -Myntsi
Bill Lecman
Terry Koelsel
Dennis Schuster
Bab Parney
West Chester
Press Probe Follows Lipscomb Tragedy Death Probe
Baltimore police and federal investigators press forward in the Lipscomb death case. A 24-year-old man questioned and released. Timothy Black faces narcotics charges after Lipscomb reportedly received a heroin injection at a Baltimore party.
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Baltimore
Tinsey Lipscomb
Lipa
Milt Burkh Stealih
S. Alar Lhemar al. Jenedly
Wade H. Pointe
Washington
John B. McCtellans
Lipreorib
Beltig
Watethert
Senate
Timothy Black
Lipscomb
Nick
Lallimore
Polien Sale
Black
Pirates Begin Western Swing With Hopeful Hitting Power
Pirates manager Paul H. Murtagh expresses confidence as Pittsburgh opens the West Coast leg of the season. The third place club has produced only nine runs in 48 innings, but Vanny Murtagh expects a warmer stretch to spark hitters Bob Sklarner Roberto Clemente and Donn Clendenon. Clendenon carries a .271 average into tonight's game with San Francisco.
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Safar Clendenson
Clendenon
Ban Pranelseo
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