Y Honors Athletes At Annual Dinner
Over 90 young people attend the annual All-Sports dinner at the Corry YMCA where they were honored for their part in last year’s activities. Awards were given to standout participants across BB Riflery wrestling swimming and girls’ divisions with certificates for all participants and extras like memoirs for key volunteers.
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Corry Ymca
James Hileman
Richard Dittman
Clifford Buesink
Max Bennink
Bob Seel
Tom Mountain
Bill Cervola
Carl Neilsen
Dave Schweigert
al Vanssens
Pete Heacox
Carl Counasse
June Lee
Leisa Fogle
Martha Leishman
Barb Seel
Chris Cole
Marty Leishman
Bill Cochran
June Seel
Dittman
Colts Sign Back Baltimore Back Jim
The Baltimore Colts announced the signing of running back Jim. The move aims to bolster the backfield, adding a player with NFL experience to the roster.
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Drysdale Fills Koufax Shoes With a Shutout Victory
Dodgers right hander Don Drysdale, stepping into Koufax’s role, pitched his second straight shutout and lowered his ERA as Los Angeles defeated the Mets 7-0. He allowed five hits, retired 12 straight, and earned his 39th career shutout, inching toward Koufax’s club record. Drysdale also noted his improved form this spring after a rough previous season. The game featured four runs in the first inning off Chuck Estrada, including Al Ferrara’s bases loaded double. Meanwhile the Giants and Astros notched separate wins, with Alou, Brown, and Callison sequencing key moments for Philadelphia and a four-RBI effort from Harrison fueling Houston’s 8-3 win over Pittsburgh.
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Bennett Tosses Four-Hitter In 10-0 CJ Victory
Jon Bennett fired a four hit game and with two doubles powered CJ to a 10 0 win over Moose. Bennett escaped a first inning jam and CJ exploded with seven runs in the sixth highlighted by a bases loaded double from Dave Grinder. Moose stranded two runners in the first and failed to score as Casler took the loss. An errant foul ball damaged a parked car near first base prompting spectator caution.
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Colavito Lifts Indians With 10th-Inning Three-Run Homer
Slamming a three-run homer in the 10th off Bob Priddy, veteran Rocky Colavito lifts the Cleveland Indians to a 4-1 win over Washington. He also added a single as his .272 batting average stands out amid a busy slate across the American League where White Sox, Tigers, Orioles and others vie for position in tight standings. Colavito's blast caps a day of headlines as he vents about platooning in left field and asserts his value to the club while delivering the key late-game hit.
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Fresh Track Team Fourth At Oil City
Corry junior high trackmen finished fourth at Oil City in a Section 2 meet. James Burrows won the mile in 5:12.5 and placed fourth in two sprints. several teammates also placed in multiple events. Franklin led team scoring with 73 points, followed by Oil City 55 and Meadville 31.
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Beaverdam, Catholics, and Methodist tilt multiple games
In a church league softball summary the Beaverdam team defeated the Methodist contender 12 to 1 with Hostetler earning the win and Vanderhoof the loss, while doubles by Troyer Klopfenstein Reynolds and others highlighted multiple innings. Catholics posted an 8 to 5 win with Marsh earning the victory over Frisina as Umpires McCray and others worked the plate. Swackhammer and Scherzer split the separate IL contest with home runs by Bugbee Hanks and Brooks, and Hiner Lobdell also contributing.
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Warren Grid Coach Fred Bell Leaves WAHS for New Post
Fred Bell, Warren Area High School teacher since 1952 and Dragon Head football coach for nine seasons, will become director of secondary physical education and assistant football coach at East Patterson New Jersey. His resignation takes effect August 31 after a 58 29 and 2 record including a 10 0 season in 1955.
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