Franklin Flash salutes Lou Fogle heading to Clemson
Local sports writer lauds Lou Fogle of Corry High School as he accepts a full scholarship to Clemson University. The 6 3 203 pound redhead star athlete dominated football defense and offense, excelled in basketball, and shined in track with a javelin mark tied for best in the county. Fogle set multiple records, earned All-Section honors, and will close his high school career at the Big 33 game.
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Cardwell Tosses No-Hitter as Phillies Slip
Don Cardwell pitched a no hit no run game in his first start for the Phillies, retiring 26 straight batters after allowing a single lead off. The win 4-0 marked the first NL no hitter since 1950, ending a long drought as St Louis and Pittsburgh split the doubleheader with key homers and errors highlighted by tight Pirates and Braves action.
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Power’s Strong Start Puts Tribe in Race for RBI Title
Cleveland Indians first baseman Power, famed for elite defense, aims for a 300 plus batting year with a 338 average, chasing top honors as Harvey Kuenn and Tito Francona threaten. He plays deep for extra defense, keying a run at the RBI crown alongside Woodie Held and Walter Bond, while balancing field duties and lineup role.
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American League Leaders Narrowly Flagged in 1960 Stats
The report lists top AL players by category based on 45 at bats or more. Maris leads batting with .368, Mantle tops runs with 24, Skowron RBIs at 28, Suniple and Power show notable totals, while Pascual leads strikeouts with 53. Minor notes mention He’s started strong and Power’s winter league batting title at 347.
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Bowling Alley Summer Rates Announced for All Ages
Open Bowling Bowl-Aire posts summer rates. Adults 35 per line, seniors 1.00, children 200 per line. Hours vary Tue Thu Fri to noon, Sat 2 PM to midnight, Sunday to 10 PM. Local venue encourages early reservations and groups.
Orioles Kid Pitchers Put Team In First Place Tie
The Baby Birds ride two young hurlers, Steve Barber aged 21 and Chuck Estrada aged 22, to a first place tie with the Chicago White Sox. Barber tossed a three hitter in a 2-1 opener win over Boston. Estrada relieved and struck out two in four innings. New York and Kansas City also posted wins as Baltimore moved atop the standings in a busy day of action.
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Weekend Baseball Scores and Schedule Summary
Baseball results from Sunday and Saturday include Baltimore beating Chicago and New York defeating Cleveland in 12 innings. Boston, Detroit, and Kansas City also posted wins. Monday and Tuesday schedules list Baltimore at Kansas City and Boston at Chicago among others with several rematches in Cincinnati and St Louis.
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SkeetShooters Lose Opener in Minor League News
A meeting will be held tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the VFW Post home for the parents of all boys in the Minor League baseball program.
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Boros Secures Colonial National With 20-Foot Birdie
Julius Boros sank a 20-foot birdie on the 17th to win the Colonial National Invitation in Fort Worth Texas. He shot 4 under 70 for the final round and finished at 280 for 72 holes, nine strokes ahead of Gene Littler and Kel Nagre. The win adds $9,000 to his earnings and extends his record of big-money victories.
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Minor League Scores and Delays Across Leagues
NYF LEAGUE results show Erie 2 Wellsville 5 Geneva 4 Auburn st Elmira and St Paul 6 Minneapolis 0. Dallas Fort Worth 4 Indiana 52 and Denver 7 Houston 4. Louisville 8 Charleston 2. Pacific Coast League games Seattle 6 Spokane 2 Tacoma 5 Salt Lake City 4 Vancouver 4 Portland 1 San Diego 9 Sacramento 5. Games delayed include Elmira and St Paul.
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Lindsey To Enter Prep School For Naval Academy
Corry High star Bob Lindsey has accepted a Naval Academy Foundation scholarship. He will study a year at Columbia Preparatory School in Washington DC, boosting chances to enter Annapolis next fall. Nicknamed Tank, he played right tackle all season, earned first team All-Section II honors, wrestled at 180 pounds, and finished as Section champion last winter. If admitted, Corry would add representation at two service academies, alongside CAHS graduate Don Kauer at West Point.
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Northern Area Track Wins Warren County Invitational
Northern Area, a team that nearly upset Corry's Beavers in their first meet, captured top honors at the Warren County Invitational track and field classic in Youngsville. The Knights totaled 45 points led by junior Herb Allenson with wins in the mile and 880. Titusville and Rocky Grove tied for second with 42 points each, while Warren took 37, and Oil City, Youngsville, and West Forest followed with 23, 19, and seven points respectively. Titusville's Jim Broadhurst earned two wins in the broad jump and low hurdles.
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Peacemaker role fails as Crosley Field brawl erupts
Cincinnati's Billy Martin and Philadelphia pitcher Gene Conley sparked a massive free-for-all during the eighth inning of the Reds Phils game at Crosley Field. The fight involved managers, pitchers, and players from both benches, with no ejections. Reds wins the nightcap 5-1 after a 14-3 rout in the opener.
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Kuenns Homer Sparks Indians Split With White Sox
The Cleveland Indians and Chicago White Sox split a doubleheader as Wynn shut out Cleveland in the opener and Kuenn hit his first homer of the season to lift Cleveland in 10 innings. Jim Perry took the loss for Cleveland while Klippstein earned the win for Chicago. Kuenn homered off Gerry Staley in the nightcap to seal the 6-3 win.
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National League Leaders Batting and Key Stats
National League leaders include Mays of San Francisco with 380 at bats and .379, Burgess of Pittsburgh at .379, Skinner of Pittsburgh with 27 runs, Mays 23, McCovey of San Francisco 28 RBI, Clemente of Pittsburgh 27, Clemente 44 hits, Great 40, Bailey of Cincinnati 0 doubles with Pinson also 9, Taylor, Skinner and Clemente tied for 3 triples, Aaron of Milwaukee, McCovey 8 HRs, Boyer of St. Louis 8, Pinson 10 stolen bases, Mays 9, McCormick of San Francisco 50 decisions, Law of Pittsburgh 5, Drysdale of Los Angeles 61 strikeouts, Friend of Pittsburgh 49.
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