Corry's May Sports Personality Andy Anderson Honored
Corry's May Sports Personality is Andy Anderson, longtime educator and behind the scenes force in local bowling. He manages bowling records for nearly 500 bowlers, organizes the City Association tournament, inspects alleys, and promotes a citywide banquet and expanded events with top bowlers.
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Corry
Andy” Anderson
Feild of
Anderson
Wty
Managager
American Bowling Congress
Milwaukee
City Association
ABC
Uye
Andy
Allegheny College
University of Pittsburgh
U. S. Air Force
Doris
Sylvia
Robert Hammond
Linda
Sturses
University of Buffalo
Janet
Pete Russell
Everett Johnson
Chuck Wiger
Ford Stewart
Bob Damon
Euland Harvey
Russ Bemis
Oesch Leads VFW Mixed Doubles With 945 High Score
In last evening’s bowling action Ye ohn Oesch posted a 945 high game in the VFW Mixed Doubles League. Emory Henson added a 220 while JO Davis rolled 178 as top scorers, with John Woodard and Wayne Bkitiner posting 1s in the Bowl-Aire Men’s Summers League alongside Harry Oldenski’s 206.
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Ohn Oesch
VFW
Emory Henson
JO Davis
John Woodard
Wayne Bkitiner
Harry Oldenski
Shooters
Hotshots
BUD Ok
Minor League Results Across Several Circuits
Pacific Coast League results Portland 5 Vancouver 0 and Tacoma 8 at Sacramento. International League Havana 8 Miami 2 in 10 innings. Columbus 2 Richmond 1. Montreal 19 Buffalo 8. Rochester at Toronto postponed. American Association Denver 9 Minneapolis 4. Dallas Fort Worth and St Paul 8 Houston 7. Louisville 4 Louisville 2.
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Portland
Vancouver
Tacoma
Sacramento
Havana
Miami
Columbus
Richmond
Montreal
Buffalo
Rochester
Torono
Denver
Minneapolis
Dallas-Fort Waortit & Tuilianapolii
St. Paul
Houston
Luuivile
Ullatiesbou
Speedway Still Biggest Gate Draw In Sports
The 500 mile Memories Day Auto race remains the sport’s top paid attendance draw at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Jimmie Bryan notes the track separates men from boys and recalls Ralph DePalma’s era. Race laps led, speed records, and the danger of leading as Bill Vukovich’s 1954 fatal crash are recalled amid the track’s storied history.
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Ind Anapolid
Jimmie Bryan
Bryan
Ralph DePalma
DePalma
Activ Vers
Pat Flaherty
Ward
Wisni
Bill Vukovich
Daytona International Speedway
Monza
Italy
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Night Baseball 25 Years Old at Crosley Field
Cincinnati marks the 25th anniversary of night baseball with a Reds vs Cubs game at Crosley Field Paul Derringer, the Reds pitcher at the first night game on May 24 1935, will throw out the first ball tonight Derringer still lives in Cincinnati and will attend the ceremony.
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Clyuinnati
Crosley Field
Paul Derringer
Reds
Philadelphia
Derringer
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers fall to Pirates as Koufax shines in 1-0 loss
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax struck out 10 in a one-hit shutout bid but the Pirates prevailed 1-0 as he retired the last 19 batters. George Altman of the Cubs homered to power a 7-1 win over the Reds, delivering a solo shot in the 13th inning.
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Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Pirates
George Altman
Cubs
Reds
Becerra Retains Bantam Crown With Points Decision
In Tokyo last night Jose Becerra of Mexico, 17, defeated Kenji Yonekura of Japan to defend the world bantamweight title. In New York Jose Gonzales of Puerto Rico and Guy Sumiin of Prichard, Alabama, fought to a draw at 10 rounds.
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Tokyo
Jose Becerra
Mexico
Kenji Yonekura
Japan
Becerra
New York
Jose Gonzales
Puerto Rico
Guy Sumiin
Prichard
Drew
Koufax Fires 1-Hitter In Dodgers 1-0 Win Over Pirates
Sandy Koufax dominated Pittsburgh with a one-hitter and 10 strikeouts as the Dodgers edged the NL leaders 1-0. It was Koufax’s first victory since his last big strikeout spree, improving his season totals to 43 K in 38 2/3 innings. Bonafide NL leaders Chicago beat Cincinnati 7-6 in 13 innings, Altman homered for the Cubs, while New York swept Kansas City 4-3 in an AL-only game.
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Sandy Koufax
Sandy
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pirates
San Francisco Jas
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Chicago
Cubs
Cincinnati
George Altmn
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Koufax
Bennie Daniels
Dick Groat
Don Drysdale
Bob Friend
Don Husk
Bob Skinner
Bob Clemente
Bob Grim
Altman
Walt Moryn
Gal McLish
Reds
Jim Brosnan
Ed Bailey
Vada Pinson
Clarence Madison Rolls 257 in Mixed Doubles Tourney
Clarence Madison posted a 257 as 25 entrants exceeded 200 pins in the Bon-Aire mixed doubles handicap event won by Barbara Gluvna and Andy Tomcho who shared $50 first prize. Barbara Temple and Ches Czech took second with 1692 pins and 1607 for a $30 prize, others included Thelma and Ford Stewart in third with 1639 and $20, plus a list of several prize winners and a May 31 prize distribution plan.
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Ann Gluvna
Andy Tomcho
Bon-Aire
Clarence Madison
Barbara Temple
Ches‘er Czech
Thelma
Ford Stewart
Thompson Maple
Dorothy Morton
Tom
Mortons
Joan
Rex Ireland
Barbara Wickwire
Fred Clark
Irene
Walter Gronosta
Edith Fox
Dick Eaglen
Charlotte
Will Stockton
Evelyn Bacons
Don Edwards
Florence Lamielle
Robbie Robinson
Dorothy Rathbun
Lary Barr
Madison
Jo Davis
Merle Ottaway
Joe Baressi
Ford
Bowling alley rates and hours posted for Bowl-Aire
Summer rates for adults and children at Bowl-Aire Bowling. lines priced 35c for adults, 30c for children. Operating hours listed: Tuesday Thursday Friday 8 to 12 p m, Saturday 2 to 12 p m, Sunday 2 to 10 p m.
Postpone Boys Baseball Tryouts due to rain
Recreation Director Lou Hanna announced postponement of 8 to 10 year old boys tryouts for the Playground League baseball program. Rain and wet grounds forced the delay from tonight to Thursday at 6 30 p m. Tryouts will be held at Corry Area High School field.
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Lou Hanna
Corry Area High School
Hegan Returns and Lemon Retires from Baseball
Cleveland with Jim Hegan announcing a return to action and signing with the Chicago Cubs after 16 Indian seasons. He will join former teammate Lou Boudreau in Chicago as manager. Bob Lemon then declares retirement at age 39 after seven Indians seasons and a 20 game win pace.
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Cleveland
Jim Hegan
Cleveland Indians
Chicago Cubs
Hegan
San Francisco Giants
Detroit
Chicago
Lou Boudreau
Cubs
Hogan
Bob Lemon
Lemon
Indians
San Diego
Pool supplies and kits advertised for DIY builds
An advertisement promotes swimming pools and equipment for do it yourself builds. It offers a four page catalog for one dollar with a first order credit and lists above and below ground pools and related supplies from COS Rounddate Pool Co in Clyman, N.
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COS Roundate
Pool CO
Clyman
Bobby Jones Son Qualifies for 60th Open at Cherry Hills
Robert T. Al Jones, 33, a Berkshire bow ling executive from Pittsfield Mass, qualified for the 60th Open at Cherry Hills in Denver June 16 18 after shooting 71 74 145 in Albany N Y district trials. He trails his legendary father but aims to play in at least one Open while facing June 6 7 sectional cuts to 150.
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Su Aspectsven
Bob Jones
Robert T. Jones
Robert T. al
Atlanta
Pittsfield
Mass
Jones
Dim Ferree
Winston-Salem
N. C
Little Rock
la Jolla
Calif
Jimmy Clark
Satiey
Don Collett
M. ©. Johnson
Chuck Courtney
Eddie"Langert
Minneapolis
Joe Taylor
Charleston
W. Va
Devison Defeats Shaughnessy in Sydney Boxing Bout
In Sydney, North Carolina, Johnny Devison, 119 pounds, Canada, stops Trish Bob Shaughnessy, 123 pounds, Boston, in a marked early round. Officials report a clean scoring outcome as Devison delivers the decisive blows to end the fight.
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Sydney
N. C
Johnny Devison
Canada
Trish Bob Shaughnessy
Boston
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S. F
Andy" Anderson
Exec
Loral
Don Carter
Andy Varipappa
Dick Hoover
Eric Koehler
Rochester Genessee
Corry High
Rome
Bowlng
Speedway
National Bank of Corry Savings Account
Hanan
Gluvna
Tomcho
Gus Belt
Ben Johnson
Yankees
Elston Howard
Ray Herbert
John Gabler
A’s
Bluebird
Libby
Blondie
Bobby Jones
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Corry, Pa
PAU
Omic Young
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