Savings and Loan Nine Rally To Two Easy Wins
Corry Savings and Loan junior baseballers opened with a 10-2 win over Lawrence Park in Erie and followed with a 13-2 home victory over Waterford at Loveland Field. Tom Morton and Bill Sproveri combined for a one hitter, Morton homered and tripled, while John Linden drove in five runs including a homer and two doubles. Persing fanned 17 in relief of a rocky first inning. The team next hosts Union City and then Summit Township.
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Erie
Waterford
Loveland Field
Tom Morton
Bill Sproveri
Keefer
Morton
Sproyers
Corryites
Corry
John Wascak
Wascak
Rick Hammond
Dexter Sandburg
Hammond
Sandburg
Wacak
John Linden
Larry Persing
Walter L. Peake
Peake
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Parkers
Persing
Linden
Troy Eshelman
Savings and Loaners
Union City
Summit Township
Corry Keglers Led After First BowlAire Weekend
Corry Keglers top the regional Nationwide Insurance tournament after a strong BowlAire start. Haenel leads the men's handicap at 677 with Dunnewold first in scratch at 660, while Corry’s Litals, Kornikoski, and Jordan also post solid scores. Women’s handicap leader Helen Burlingame of Sugar Grove stands at 644 with Mary Smith of Union City 611 scratch. Finals at Ellwood City will decide TV-qualifying spots.
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Jerry Haenel
al Dunnewold
Corry Keglers
BowlAire
Haenel
Dunnewold
Elwood City
Corry
John Kornikoski
Cor Iils
Bob Jordan
Frewsoor N. Y
Norm Cress
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ellwood City
Beavers Set Four School Marks In Districts Meet
Corry High faced tough competition at the District 10 track and field championships in Meadville. Beavers set four school records as Jeff Theisen led with a 15.1 in the 120 yard hurdles and a state bid, Tom Morton hit 12-1½ in pole vault, Dick Lobdell ran 4:46 in the mile, and Dick Tate posted 2:07.7 in the half mile. Warren captured the team title, Erie Strong Vincent second, with Corry finishing 13th.
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Corry High
Meadville
Orange and Black
Tom Morton
Jeff Theisen
Dick Lobdell
Dick Tate
Beaver
Swifty
Penn State
Theisen
Wisconsin
Joe Baressi
Morton
Ed Hatch
Hatch
Lobdell
Sid Stewart
Tate
Art Hotchkiss
Oil City
Erie East
McDowell
Corry
High Schooler Runs Mile In 3 58
Olym pian Jim Ryun of Wichita East High School ran a 3:58.3 mile at the Kansas State meet, the first sub four minute mile in high school competition. The time beats the NCAA meet record and compares to the American and collegiate marks, highlighting Ryun's feat.
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Wichita, Kan
Jim Ryun
Wichita East High School
Ryun
Ivor Burleson
Jim Beatty
O'Hara
Giants Beat Astros as Willie Mays Stars Again
Willie Mays led the Giants with five hits and four runs in a 10-5 win over the Astros as San Francisco split a doubleheader. He hit his 18th homer and raised his batting average to a league-leading .408 while contributing two runs batted in. The Dodgers and Pirates also battled in NL action with St Louis and Milwaukee winning, and a Kansas City manager change sparked a 7-4, 4-2 doubleheader sweep over Minnesota.
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Associated Press
Willie Mays
Mays
San Francisco
Houston
Giants
Ighteuy
Jim Benechamp
Joe Morgan
Singuins
Vin Haller
Jim Owens
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
Willie McCovey
Jim Hart
Halley
Dave Giusti
Gene Oliver
Phillies
Bobby Wine
Braves
Ed Mathews
Haywood Sullivans
Kansas City Athletics
Charley the Mule
Charley Finley
Minnesota
Sullivan
Boston
Kansas City
Vancouver
Finley
Mal McGaha
Beaver Golfers Subdue Warren at Corry Country Club
Corry High beat Warren 9 5 at Corry Country Club Saturday. Dyckes led with a 79 in the leadoff position earning all three points against Kim Dahler who posted 89. Warren’s Rocky Logan shot 78 to take medalist honors. Carry scores list Dyckes 79 Masler 82 Cariig 83 Keppel 86 Russell 85 Ottaway’s squad stands 4 and will meet Titusville Saturday.
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Warren Denny Dyckes
Corry
Warren
Corry Country Club
Dyckes
Kim Dahler
Rocky Logan
Bill Masler
Mike Cariig
Harrison Keppel
Geoff Russell
Roger Ottaway
Titusville
Red Sox win second game behind Yastrzemski and Conigliari
Carl Yastrzemski and Tony Conigliari homered as the Red Sox claimed the second game, while Ken McMullen doubled and scored on a single to forge a 7-7 tie before the Senators won in the 11th with a homer off Dick Donovan. Fred Whitfield delivered a pinch-hit grand slam for the Indians alongside Joe Azcue’s two-run shot to swing the game. Luis Tiant earned the win as Aparicio’s two-run homer in the sixth capped a four-homer salvo that powered the Orioles past the Yankees.
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Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Indians
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Pete Ward
Moose Skowron
White Sox
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Skowron
Tomer
Bobby Knoop
Earl Wilson
Red Sox
Tigers
Lee Thomas
Carl Yastrzemski
Tony Conigliari
Ken McMullen
Senators
Dick Donovan
Fred Whitfield
Joe Az Cue
Luis Tiant
Luis Aparicio
Orioles
Yankees
Aparicia
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