Beaver Golfers Vie For Fifth In District
Corry High's golfers finished fifth in District 19 at Erie while Grove City led a tight team race with 497 to 525 for Beaver and Erie Strong Vincent. Vicky Dyckes posted Beaver’s best round 83, with John Xander 85 and Denny Dyckes 86. Grove City’s Dick Bartholomew and Eric East’s Chuck Karlein won a playoff for medalist honors and will lead District 10 to state at Penn State next Saturday.
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Corry High
Erie
Vincent
Downing
Harborcreek
Grove City
Sal Greenville
Erie Academy
Eyre Tech
Vicky Dyckes
Eric East
Chuck Karlein
Grove City Sharpie
Bartholomew
Karlein
Penn State
Bob Phillips
Warren
Bill Bartlett
William Voorhies
Greenville
Gary Pollock
Erie Tech
Kim Huard
Sacgertown
Heald
Edinboro
Culbertson Hills
McDowell
Trojan
Phillips
Warrenite
Rosen
Oil City
Carruthers
Wade Haubert
Franklin
Sam Krug
Mayer
Pohl
Erie East
May
Eakin
Meyn
Strong Vincent
Gornall
Grove City - Erie Academy
Preakness Field One Of Fastest Ever
The eight 3-year-olds prep for Saturday’s Preakness with Never Bend leading a fast group. Trainer Woody Stephens expects a sharp early pace as Never Bend aims to outfront from the start, with Candy Spots and Chateaugay among the main threats in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Woody Stephens
Never Bend
Chateaugay
Jacnot Stibles
Squire
Mrs. Charles
Morgan Sky Wonder
Sre
Ton
Harry F. Guggenheim
Stephens
Manuel Ycaza
John W. Galbreath
Rex Ellsworth
Michael and
Jack Stein
T.D
Buhl
Leman ‘Wist
William B- Robinson
Hostetler Hurls Mennonites Win Over Nazarenes
Beaverdam Mennonites beat Nazarenes 6-2 in Church Softball League as Richard Hostetler allows three hits and three runs in three singles in a strong pitching performance. Ken Stulsman goes 2 for 3 with three runs, while Eldon Troyer adds the other Mennonite extra-base hit and Kanzlemar doubles for Nazarenes. Vanderhoof takes the loss. Mennonites resume Monday against Baptists.
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Richard Hostetler
Beaverdam Mennonites
Nazarenes
Nazarene
Joseph Kanalemar
Hostetler
Ken Stulsman
Mennonites
Kanslemar
Eldon Troyer
Ofe
Beaverdara
Targe
Larry Vanderhoof
CSL
Baptists
Dingfelder
Boulwell
Bidwell
Slagle
Reynolds
Minnick
Roden
Merriman
Kanglémar
Vanderhoof
Troyer
K. Stutzman
G. Stutzman
D. Byler
R. Byler
Swackhammer
N. Stutzman
Miller
Danner
D. Stutzman
Kanzlemar
Two Veteran Keglerettes Win Trophies At A Banquet
Rosa Baker won the high game 230 and high series 59 as two veteran keglerettes dominated the VFW Ladies A bowling league banquet at the Post Home. Mary Hnatyszyn earned high average 166 and joined Sawyer's Studio teammates in a championship trophy. Sawyers sponsor Kirk Sawyer received the team championship trophy from Dorothy Morton. Randy Lamendola was named most improved bowler, while cash prizes went to top teams Corry Jamestown and others.
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Kegleretes
VFW Ladies
Post
Rosa Baker
Mary Hnatyszyn
Miss Hnatyszyn
Sawyer
Mary de Lory
Helen Hoyt
Eleanor Oldenski
Blanche Zajac
Kirk Sawyer
Dorothy Morton
Randy Lamendola
Corry Jamestown
Evans Dress Shop
Fogle Lumber
Tinko Construction
Connie's
Mike's Pizzeria
Corry Savings and Loan
Sawyer’s
Rosa’ Baker
Mary Hnatyszon
Blanche Za
Jac
Rosa
Bowl League Elects Officers and Names Top Scorers
In a business meeting led by Dorothy Morton the women voted to bowl 35 weeks again next year and kept the same team lineup. Jackie Benson was elected president with Dorothy Morton as vice president and Marie Wotus as treasurer, while Erma Chase remains treasurer and Mary Lou Frisina sergeant at arms. The top 20 bowlers included Mary Hyatyszyn 166 Rosa Baker 197 Dorothy Morton 190 and Jackie Benson 4.4. Anne Caster won the centerpiece drawing with other prize recipients listed.
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Tes
Erma Chase
Jackie Benson
Dorothy Morton
Julia Kureloweeh
Ann Gluvna
Lois Sorenson
Anne Caster
Mary Ann Proctor
Mary Lou Frisina
Pat Shumsky
Esther Mierke
Mary Hyatyszyn
Florence Lamielle
Rosa Baker
Blanche Zajac
Sophie Douglas
Marion Bulard
Marie Wotus
Barbara Temple
June Skalos
Helen Hoyt
Angie Crapser
Maydean Niedomys
Unknown Leads Golf Tournament at Oklahoma City Open
Bob Stone led the first round of the $35,000 Oklahoma City Open at Quail Creek Course with a 68, one stroke ahead of defending champion Doug Sanders George Bayer Ken Still and host pro Ernie Vossler.
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Oklahoma
Sox Teams Tie for 1st Place
Associated Press report details a tense AL pennant chase as Lew Clinton drives in two for Boston and Earl Wilson shuts down Los Angeles in a 3-0 win. Cleveland edges Chicago 5-4 and Baltimore blasts Washington 4-1, moving the Orioles to third place behind a late Homer by Max Alvis.
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Associated Press
Jobnhy Pesky
Boston Red Sox
Lew Clinton
Red Sox
Earl Wilson
Los Angeles
Angels
Cleveland
Chicago
Big 33 Coaches Named For Sixth Annual All Star Game
Dale Hall and George Lofty James named head coaches for the sixth annual Big 33 schoolboy All Star game to be played August 3 at Hershey Stadium Hall is an executive with Corning Glass Co and coached Army 1959 1961 James previously coached at Cornell and is now in private business in Ithaca New York
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Harrisburg
Dale Hall
George Lofty James
Hershey Stadium
Hall
Corning Glass Co
Army
James
Cornell
Ithaca
N. Y
Dodgers edge Pirates as Gilliam sparks win in ninth
Gilliam singled three times and scored the go ahead run in the Dodgers 3-2 victory over the Pirates. Purves pitched seven strong innings, with Roseboro's two out hit delivering the drama in the ninth as Los Angeles pulled within a game of San Francisco. Elsewhere Mays homer day helps Giants beat Mets 6-5 while Cubs, Braves, and Phils post wins in a crowded pennant chase.
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Associated Press
For & Kay
Jin Gitario
Gillam
Pittsburgh
Lewtie A Hayvarold
Manny
Hevilde Nate Oliver
Uh Rodgers
Tommy Davis
Dodgers
Stu
Gillin
Wie Pirates
Johnny Roseborn
Siie
Johnny Purves
San Francisco
Giants
Wille Mays
Willie McCovey
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Chiemall
Mitwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Houston
Mays
Billy O'Dell
O'Dell
Cliff Cook
Ron Hunt
Chico Fernandez
Gaylord Perry
Mets
Candlestick Park
Ernie Banks
Larry Jackson
Dndis
Jim O'Toole
Williams
Russell stars in Bowl-Aire Summer Mixed Doubles League
Russell rolled 214 and 183 with a 622 series at Bowl-Aire in the Summer Mixed Doubles League. Rosie Caruso added 210 and Chester Czech posted 212 as strong supporting scores.
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Russell
Bowl-Aire
Rosie Caruso
Chester Czech
Tournament resumes on VEW Lanes at West Washington
The VFW Mixed Doubles bowling tournament moves to a final round this weekend with handicap pin firing set for tomorrow and Sunday at VEW Lanes on West Washington. Scoring in last weekend’s opening rounds was generally low, with expected changes to the prize list as the tourney closes Sunday night. Leaders at halfway include Lewis White and Nancy White with 1538 and Florence Lamielle and Bill Lamielle with 164, followed by Mary Bailey and Don Nelson 1510 and Florence Lamielle and Paul Bowen Sr. 1512, and Dorothy Morton and Dick Morton ENE.
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VFW
West Washington Street
Lewis White
Nancy White
Florence Lamielle
Bill Lamietle
Mary Bailey
Don Nelson
Paul Bowen Sr
Dorothy Morton
Dick Morton
Ene
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Pete Russell Jr
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