Beavers third in district send six to state track meet
Corry Area High School Beavers finish third at District 10 meet at Allegheny College behind McDowell and Franklin and earn a state berth with six qualifiers led by Steve Grice who won the district gold. Relay and field events yield multiple silver and bronze performances as Bennink hails a strong team effort.
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Majestic Prince Likely No Belmont Run
Belmont Stakes may lack Majestic Prince as trainer Johnny Longden says the unbeaten colt will not race in the June 7 Belmont due to weight loss from a heavy campaign. Owner Frank McMahon signals doubt, noting the horse is not ill but has not recovered, with longshot hopes fading for a Triple Crown bid.
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Derby Preakness Duel Echoes Triple Crown Chase
In 1943 a horse named Ple Crown rode by Johnny Longden won the Derby and Preakness but did not run in the Belmont. Eight colts have completed the Triple Crown, the last being Citation in 1948. A record Preakness crowd of 49,250 watched Majestic Prince and Arts and Letters duel to the stretch before four claimers interrupted closes.
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Pepitone Breaks Slump With Two Homer Games
Joe Pepitone ended a 2 for 39 drought as the Yankees swept California in a doubleheader. He hit a three run homer in the first game and followed with an 11th inning shot in the nightcap to spark New York. Other AL results included Baltimore’s 5 0 win over Kansas City and Seattle’s 9 6 victory over Boston.
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Pirates Slide to NL East Third After Sunday Losses
Baseball roundup shows Pirates fall to third as Cubs win and Dodgers edge Giants 6-5. Regan faltered for Chicago, gifting Houston a 6-5 win. Gabrielson homered for LA, while Willis and Waslewski closed San Diego and Giants games. Bears rainfall shortens Braves Montreal tilt.
Church Softball League Update Seeks New Leadership
Bob Marsh, president of the church softball league, announces upcoming meetings to discuss league operations and community participation. Details on dates and duties to be shared at the gathering.
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Savings and Loan season opener rained out yesterday
The Savings and Loan baseball opener was halted by rain after Forestville, N Y arrived for a planned game with Guys Mills. Pitcher Brent Allen looked sharp in his first outing, and Larry Thomas made a spectacular over the shoulder catch. The club listed eighteen players for the season as Denny Harrison and Lanny Fitch joined, with Rick Schwab reserved in college. They will practice today and tomorrow at 6 p.m. and travel to Union City Wednesday. Floyd Peters signed a 1969 contract with the Philadelphia Eagles after five years with the club, having missed nine games in 1963 due to a knee operation.
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