YMCA basketball sign up ends with instructional session
Tomorrow at the Corry YMCA a boys 9 13 basketball registration includes a 7 PM instructional period with Dick Fox Ed Partch and possibly Gan non College players showing passing and dribbling tips. The June 15 league start, Ben Calderone and Al Vanssens directing, plus a final golf class at Corry Country Club at 7 30 PM.
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Dick Fox
Ed Partch
Gannon College
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Gannon
Ben Calderone
al Vanssens
Eastern Michigan Wins 1961 Presidents’ Athletic Conference Track Title
Eastern Michigan University topped the field with 50 points to capture the 1961 Presidents’ Athletic Conference track championship. Washington & Jefferson and Thiel trailed with 30 and 29 points respectively as the event concluded.
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Washington
Hastent Michigan University
Pennsylvania
Washington & Jefferson
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Tribe Tops Tigers. Indians Fall From AL Lead
Detroit pitchers Lolich and Aguirre each threw seven strong innings to beat Cleveland 1 4 1 and end the Indians five game winning streak. Lolich remains winless at 0 0 while Aguirre earns his first decision as Detroit moves into second place behind Chicago.
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Chisox and Yanks Share NL East Lead in Split Twin Bill
The Associated Press reports Giants pitcher Ron Herbel, nearly sighted, started in place of Jack Fisher, who joined the Mets. Fisher allowed seven hits in seven innings as Cepeda hit a three run homer aiding Bob Hendley’s three hitter in a 6-0 Mets win. Giants were swept for the first time since 1962 as Mets pitchers stifled them. Dodgers Koufax and Podres work for a split, with Koufax blanking until late. Podres shelled in his first start since April 25.
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Herbel
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Grote
Staub
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Walt Alston
Dodgers
Convalescent Corps
Sandy Koufax
Johnny Podres
Koufax
Ron Perranoski
Podres
Country Club Opens With Secret Partner Golf Event
Corry Country Club opened its season with a secret partner golf tourney drawing teams after play. More than 70 golfers competed on the Hilltop course as Amy Brown Frank McKnight Art Shamburg and Dorr Clark won the event. Runners-up included Danier McLean Mary Ann Kaiser Jim Brady and Joe Haressi. Low gross honors went to Dr John Mobr and Low net to Bob Watrous Judy Osler. Memorial Day Scramble to follow with signups due by the 28th.
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Corry Country Club
Je Hamas
Aflair
Lor Aassun
Amy Brown
Frank McKnight
Art Shamburg
Dorr Clark
Baseball standings and results across leagues
American League standings show New York 16 19 615, Cleveland 18 11 593, and Baltimore 17 12. Minnesota 18 14 533, Boston 27 aM. Saturday results: New York 1 Kansas City 6, Washington 3 Chicago 1, etc. Sunday results include New York 1-8 Kansas City 90, Boston 6-5 Minnesota 26 Detroit 4. National League results feature Pittsburgh 7 Los Angeles 4 and St Louis 6 Milwaukee 5 among others. A late note mentions Braves ending a losing streak with Ed Bailey Denis Menke homers and Felipe Alou homer, Tony Cloninger six-hitter.
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Houston
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San Francisco
Philadelphia
Ed Bailey
Denis Menke
Felipe Alou
Braves
Tony Cloninger
Corry 8th In District Track Meet Finish
Corry placed in four events at the District 10 championships in Meadville. Erie East won the team title with 45 percent of points, Oil City 29, while Corry’s entries included pole vault low hurdles shot put 880 relay and a fourth in the half mile relay. Dick Nickson of East set records in high hurdles and mile relay, Barry Lints of Harborcreek high jumped 6-4, and Terry Halmi of McDowell improved the javelin mark to 206-8.
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Larry Jordan
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Rob Culbertson
George Lyons
Jim Black
Bowling notes at Bowl-Aire highlight mixed doubles results
Dunnewold led with a 396 series in the Early Mixed Doubles, while Jackie Barr paced the girls with a 360 series and other bowlers posted solid marks. Beaver League boys saw Denny Dyckes top with 499, and Dan Dynnewold led Bantams with 372. Buy in Corry.
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Beaver League
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Denny Becker
al Rigby
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Ron Hanks
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Best of the Bantams
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Dave
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Harley Taylor
Bayer Hebert Ahead At Halfway Mark Oklahoma Open
Urry AP report. Veterans George Bayer and Lionel Hebert led the Oklahoma City Open after 36 holes with six under par 138. Bayer shot 70 and 68, Hebert 70 and 68, despite rain and lightning delaying rounds. Potts and Chak were one behind at 139, Verney and McGowan at 141 with Palmer tied among leaders.
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Johnny Potts
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Scotsman Clark Captures Indy Pole in Record Qualifying
Indianapolis AP Scot Jim Clark of Scotland led four former winners to the start for the Memorial Day 500. Clark blasted a pole speed of 159.8 mph in a Lotus Ford, while Bobby Marshman grabbed second at 157.9 mph. Par nelli Jones set the pace in last year’s winner role with a 151.1 mph average as 16 cars qualified on the 2 mile oval. The field averaged 153.1 mph and the full 33 fastest cars will start the race.
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England
Rene Thomas
France
Jack Brabham
Australia
NYP League Results Highlight Tight Road Show
Wellsville nips Batavia 6 to 5 while Binghamton sits 7 7 and Auburn 2 1. Jamestown advances from first and second rounds. Jay Robert shot 68 to share the lead with five others but faded to 74 on Sunday. Sunday saw leaders struggle as Souchak posted 71 Dill 78 Hebert Fleming 74 Vossler 75 Dunn 76.
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Auburn
Jamestown
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Souchak
Terry Dill
Hebert
Jay Fleming
Ernie Vossler
Colton Dunn
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