Teener League Opens 1959 Season With Four Teams
The 1959 Teener Baseball League starts Monday night with Aero against Ajax at Loveland Field. Four teams Ranger Aero Ajax Raymonds and National Bank replace Columbus. Vic Cragg supervises the league with four managers guiding the clubs.
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Aero
Ajax
Loveland Field
Vic Cragg
Ken Harvey
Corry High
Raymond's
National Bank
Columbus
Dick Martin
Bi Turner
Jim Shaver
Bob Sanders
Teener
Raymond’s
Naonal Bank
Natonsal Bank
National Banke
Pierce Slaps Yanks Again as White Sox Rally
Lefty Billy Pierce improved to 5-2 against New York in a 4-1 Chicago win that extended the White Sox sevengame streak, led by six singles off Whitey Ford and timely runs in the first inning. Nellie Fox and Luis Aparicio produced the decisive hits.
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Associated Press
Billy Pierce
Nally
New York Yankees
Pierce
Yankees
New York
Chicago
White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Senators
Whitey Ford
Ford
Minnie Minoso
Bob Nieman
Bob Boyd
Orioles
Russ Kemmerer
Hector Lopea
Newcombe Dominates Giants With 5-2 Reds Victory
Don Newcombe earned his second 5-2 win this season by delivering a strong pitching outing for Cincinnati at San Francisco. He went 3-for-4 with a run and a two-run homer, driving in three Reds runs to break a scoreless game in the fourth. The win kept Cincinnati within two games of Milwaukee and moved St. Louis to a big win over Philadelphia.
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Asoemiearres
Don Newcombe
Newk
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Giants
Reds
Milwaukee
Braves
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Wilmer Mizell
Newcembe
Dodgers
Leon Wagner
Jack Sanford
Cardinals
Robin Roberts
George Crowe
Ken Boyer
Bill White
Harrison Snead Lead At Snead Festival Round
E J Harrison and Sam Snead led the field entering the third round of the 12th Snead Festival in West Virginia. Harrison shot 68 to stand two under par, while Snead tallied 137 after a 64 opening round, staying one stroke behind. Doug Saucers climbed to third with 138, as Bruce Crampton and Sanders shared early top spots.
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Die Cubraun Pprlings
W. Va
E. J
Harrison
Sam Snead
Snead
Doug Saucers
Cedartown
Sanders
Bruce Crampton
Sydney
Australia
Cramp
Corry Little League collects 273 dollars on tag day
Corry's Little League teams raised 273.72 dollars during their annual tag day sale on Thursday evening. Top collectors included Dennis Upperman Ellis Thomas Morton Moose Carl Hillstrom and Clancy Walsh. The event ran 4 to 9 p m near city supermarkets despite cold weather.
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Corry
Anl
Dennis Upperman
Ellis
Thomas Morton
Moose
Carl Hillstrom
Corry-Jamestown
Clancy Walsh
VFW
Pirates Win but Friend Struggles in Chicago Series Start
AP reports the Pittsburgh Pirates travel to Chicago to face the Cubs after a two game sweep of Los Angeles. Bob Friend, once a Pirates ace, remains winless this season after eight starts, with 47 innings pitched, 67 hits allowed, 13 walks, and 12 strikeouts in a disappointing start.
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Pirates
Chicago
Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Puzsle
Bob Friend
Friend
Bob
Los Angeles
Gurney E Ball Announces Candidacy for Warren County Roles
Clerk of the Orphans' Court announces candidacy for Register Recorder and Clerk of the Orphans' Court. Sounds from Warren County indicate the Republican Primary on Tuesday May 19 1959 will determine the winner.
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Orphans’ Court
Warren County
Gurney E. Ball
U S Amateur Champ Commands Walker Cup Fight
U S amateur champion Charlie Coe led the United States in the Walker Cup action at Marifield Scotland replicating Bobby Jones in 1928. Coe teamed with Billy Joe Patton for a decisive 9 and 8 win while Joe Carr and others fell in singles and foursomes as the U S built a commanding lead.
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Mairfield
Scotland
Charlie Coe
Bobby Jones
Jones
U.S
Britain
Coe
United States
T. P. Perkins
International Competitio
Oklahoma City
Joe Carr
Ireland
Billy Joe Patton
Morganton
N.C
Arthur Perowne
Michael
Bonallack
Harvey Ward
San Francisco
Frank Taylor
Pomona
Calif
Reid Jack
Douglas Sewell
Bill Hyndman
Philadelphia
Tommy Aaron
Gainesville
Carr
Guy Wolstenholme
Ward Wettlaufer
Buffalo
Jack Nicklaus
Columbi
Ohio
Michael Lunt
Alex Shepperson
Youngsville Hosts D-10 B Meet at High School Field
Youngsville hosts the District 10 Class B meet this afternoon with eight area teams including Northwestern Girard Fredonia Mercer Rocky Grove Northern Area and Lawrence Park. Winners advance to the state meet next Saturday at Penn State as officials expect a strong contest from the Class B teams.
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Youngsville High School
Youngsville
Northwestern
Girard
Fredonia
Mercer
Rocky Grove
Northern Area
Lawrence Park
Penn State
Red Sox catcher Sammy White injured in game with Cleveland
Sammy White, Boston's No. 1 catcher, remained overnight at Sancta Maria Hospital after injuring his back in the second inning against Cleveland. He turned pale after a single, and officials offered no explanation of the cause or the injury's severity.
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Bosox
Boston
Sammy White
Boston Red Sox
Sancta Maria Hospital
Cleveland
White
Red Sox
Section II Champions Beavers Shoot For District 10 Honors
Corry Area High School track Beavers, Section II champions, travel to Meadville for the PIAA District 10 meet on Allegheny College field. Team features 880 relay star Van Dresar Vanik Brundage Williams and runners Downey Stewart Potocki. field events include Stewart Potocki Maloney Lindsey with Ol son Roach and others seeking state eliminations at Penn State.
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Corry Area
Beavers
Ben Galderone
Dave Yard
Corry
Meadville
Allegheny College
Penn State University
Ton
Ken Downey
Downey
Jim Vanik
Erie Academy
Dick Copner
Doug Stewart
John Brundage
Jane van Dresar
Vanik
Brundage
Terry Williams
Tom Potock
Sid Stewart
Stewart
Bill van
Potocki
Kim Maloney
Bob Lindsey
Art Perkins
Steve Olson
Olson
John Roach
11 Colts Vie In Preakness Classic Today
In Baltimore Pimlico hosts the 83rd Preakness with 11 contenders including Sword Dancer of Brookmeade and First Landing from Meadow stable vying for a record purse. Willie Shoemaker rides Sword Dancer as a CBS telecast covers the race centerpiece.
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Baltimore
Pim- Uco
Brookmeade Stable
Sword Dancer
Ruessers
Christopher T. Chenery
Meadow Stable
Tomy Lee
CBS
Willie Shoemaker
Willie
Ritchie Files Candidacy for Warren County Prothonotary
Robert L. Bob Ritchie announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Warren County Prothonotary and Clerk of Courts subject to voters at the May 16th Primary election.
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Robert L
Bob) Ritchie
Warren
City Softball League Opens With Fence Erection
Final preparations for the City Softball League season are set for tomorrow at Corry Arma High School field. Volunteers including Chick Bichynakt are asked to meet at 1 PM to erect the home run fence and complete field work.
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Corry Arma High School
Chick Bichynakt
CAHS
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Don) Allen, JR
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