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Hundreds of schoolboy athletes travel to University Park for the PIAA golf tennis and track and field championships. Golf caps Friday with 36 holes then 18-hole final Saturday. tennis and track run Saturday. District 10 reps include Car Area HS four in track. Corry and Beaver districts absent in golf and tennis respectively. Bruce Frace heads notable golfers. 69 players from 42 districts compete. defending champ Jack Walla leads the tennis field. two track champs return Wilbam Laman and Ken McClosky with past records.
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NFL Adopts Fansion Plan for Veteran Players
New York AP report notes NFL will grant retirement benefits to players with at least five years of service from 1959 under a new plan adopted yesterday. Details on payment amounts were not specified, but benefits are expected to be smaller than Major League Baseball’s system. Commissioner Rooney said the league hopes to extend coverage and retirements eventually.
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Reds Rally Past Astros as Blasingame Lifts Reds
Cincinnati to ninth win in 42 as Blasingame hits raise season mark. Reds ace Joey Jay limits Houston to 5-0, with Cardenas at short and Zimmer solid at third. Giants edge Phillies as Willie Mays homers twice to pace 2 4 victory. Dodgers over Mets keep pace. Pirates top Cardinals on McRae hit and strong relief.
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Pepitone Spurs Yankees Past Aces In Wild Long-List Of Stars
The Associated Press reports Joltin' Joe Pepitone powered the Yankees with key hits including a home run and a triple as New York beat Kansas City 4 1 and Detroit 5 4 in 12. Pepitone's stretch amid a star studded lineup helped push New York past a wary AL pitching corps. Other games featured Cleveland, Minnesota, Boston and Chicago winning in a day packed with late offense and unusual plays.
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Eriez Speedway Plans 50 Lap Feature This Tonight
Erie track unveils its first 50 lap life model auto race as season opener with three heats two semifinals a consolation and a main feature offering top money. Gates open at 7:30 pm as 955 and earlier jalopy models are expected in next week’s 100 lap chase.
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Big League Stars by The Associated
Pitching from Joey Jay of the Reds blanked Houston in a sharp display as workmanlike relief helped seal a three game swing. Walle Maxs and Gi anta provided offense off the bench with late homers fueling a dramatic comeback that edged Philadelphia and kept the Reds in the hunt for the pennant.
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Sports slate shows varied NBA and MLB results across cities
Detroit visits New York as part of today's NBA schedule while Los Angeles faces Kansas City in a key matchup. In baseball, San Francisco leads the National League with a 29-14 mark as Los Angeles beats New York 4-2. Thursday results include Milwaukee over Pittsburgh 9-2 and Chicago over Cincinnati 5-0.
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Elks Hammer Five Home Runs In Victory At Bracken Field
Elks walloped Jamestown 21 to 11 at Bracken Field last evening, blasting five homers led by Marsh and Mick with two apiece and Little Seagle adding power. Marsh, son of ex major leaguer Fred Marsh, drove in key runs as Kevin Bi delivered support with two long balls. Cathofall earned the win for the Elks, Pain took the loss for Jamestown, with Metaiyre, Clark and Sproveriye umpiring.
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Villanova Leads IC4A Track Favorite With Stars Budd and Drayton
Villanova, Pa is highlighted as the IC4A track favorite with standout Frank Budd and Paul Drayton. Reports note Budd’s near record pace and the long history of the meet. Local observers discuss how five more championships are needed to tie the record, while German race coverage notes a TOC om race near the Eifel Mountains with teams from 16 nations. A Miami Beach boxing score line cites Gust and Murchison with Jacksonville margin.
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Mystery of Golf Balls Solved After Hole Four Disappearances
Montreal AP reports the Seumeville golf mystery on the fourth hole is solved. Test results identify the culprit and reveal the missing balls are traced to a specific source. In Dallas Betsy Rawls and Mary Loria Fanti lead 28 professionals as the Civitan Open continues with wind challenges.
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CAHS Golfers Capture Fifth and Sixth Victories
CAHS golf team extended its hot streak to five wins in a row with a 6-3 victory over North East B at Corry Country Club. John Xander led the locals with a 3-0 sweep, while John Davidson shot 87 to secure points. Den ny Dyckes added two points as Roger Ottaway’s squad moved to 5-3.
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Tigers Blast Orioles But Belt Buckle Allegations Fly
Detroit Tigers hit three homers in a 54 win at Baltimore as Orioles accuse Tiger pitcher Jim Brahliney of doctoring balls by using his belt buckle. Orioles president Lee MacPhail cited potential discipline for defacing a baseball, while umpire Charlie Berry awaited proof and manager Bob Schehof urged caution.
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Mixed Doubles Standings Highlight Local League Action
The report covers Summer Mixed Doubles standings with top scores achieving 215 by Learme rateves, 205 by Prank Messisia, and 201 by Pat Renzi. It notes Gaiane Three mer topped 20, while women players were shut out of the big game bracket as teams like Checkmates and Jim Jams Putters compete.
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Two Tied In Indiana Golf At Speedway Festival
AP report from Indianapolis notes Housiet Joe Campbell and Boss Rosburg lead by three strokes after opening round of the $50,000 Speedway Festival open. Campbell back pain and Rosburg with an aching title void. five pros at 66 and a crowded field with Doug Ford in an eight-way tie at par, on a wind-affected course by the famous race strip.
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Al Thorne Leads Jordan to 13-3 Victory in High School Tilt
Al Thorne powered Jordan to a 13-3 win as offense surged in the fifth. Chuck Elchynski Roger Andrus and Jerry Lewis drove in runs, while Bruce Rankin delivered the big second inning blow. Moose's starter Merle Ottaway pitched the distance, with Corry Jamestown to face European Hotel next in CSL play.
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