Walter Bowen Captures 1958 Corry County Golf Title
Walter Bowen, at 15, defeated veteran Bill Dyckes 7 and 1 to win the Corry County golf championship. Bowen’s 25-foot put on the 8th hole of the final round sealed a come-from-behind victory after a par 36 in round three. He becomes the youngest champion since 1924 and will start his junior year at Corry Area High School.
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Walter Bower
Corry Count
Bill Dyckes
Bowen
George Orcutt
Corry Area
Dyckes
Flver
Unksman
Walter
John Rudolph
Denny Merkle
John Mohr
Dyckes Hart
John Chillock
Maurice Wilkinson Batens
Bowen Dyckes
Walter Bowen
Corry
Stock Car Racing at Darlington Sets Record Pace
Glenn Roberts of Daytona Beach Fla led by five lengths to finish in record 102.59 mph average in the 100-mile Southern stock car race at Darlington. Atlantic City Handicap winner Muneh took victory in the $30,000 event at Atlantic City, defeating Vittory by a narrow margin.
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Darlington
Glenn Roberts
Daytona Beach
Fla
Los
Atlantic City
Muneh
Inneth Vittory
Aulentie
Ciby
First OF A Series Yank Ruled American League Attendance
The American League shows a sick state with falling attendance across all clubs while the Yankees remain the league’s lone draw. Officials debate moving teams to Minneapolis and the NL’s dominance in capital attendance as Cleveland and others drop below last season. The current Yankees, though not as strong as past champions, win more easily than most pennant teams.
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NEW York
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Calvin Griffith
Minneapolis
Anias
National League
Cleveland
William Daley
Indias’ Board
Gene Br
Chicago
Boston
Yankee
Casey Stengel
Patterson Named NBA Boxer Of Month For August
The National Boxing Association named heavyweight champion Lloyd Patterson boxer of the month for August. Patterson won by stopping Roy Harts in the 12th round to retain the heavyweight title in Los Angeles on August 18. A newcomer, 26 year old Tommy Toiston of St Louis, also appears in the rankings with a growing W L record.
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Mtlwaurigs
National Boxing Association Today
Lloyd Patterson
Boxine
Patterson
Roy Harts
Tex
Uneir
Los Angeles
Medkhit
Fommy Tiston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Liston
Eig ‘Daiy
Itv Hiss
Girls' Doubles Tennis Tourney Opens Today
Corry Tennis Club hosts the second annual summer girls doubles event after a weekend of action. Betty MacKenzie retired with a foot injury in the singles final pursuit, leaving a suspended championship to be decided next Sunday. Readies a revised schedule with multiple first round and semifinal matches, culminating in the final Saturday at 2 p.m.
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Corry
Betty MacKenzie
Theresa Hajec
MacKenzie
Sanday
Mary Seth Keppel
Margaret Frisina
Miss Anjec
Mary Downey
Kathy Downey
Judy McMichael
Mari Ann Diemer
Bondra Varrassa
Carol Jaggi
Phyllis Jaggi
Colleen Gardner
Linda Hanna
Diane Rossbacher
Mary Flowers
Pat Kinney
Beavers Hold Preseason Football Clinic Tonight
Beavers coaches set to unveil the 1958 winged YT offense at a 7 pm clinic in the Corry Area High School gym. Dr. Rodemeyer and principals will speak before demonstrations by Russ Brant and Ken Harvey with players from varsity and junior varsity. Coaches Hanna and staff to discuss new tactics, huddle plays, and pass patterns with Q and A to follow.
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Low Hannavers Vuy
Corry Area
CAHL
Hanna
William Rodemeyer
H. Ed. Sheen
H. G. Wolfe
Russ Brant
Ken Harvey
Ben Castle- Tone
Roger Hoover
Beavers
Brant
Harvey
City Wins Save An Eye Classic In County Rivalry
City defeats County in a high scoring Save An Eye Classic with TD passes by Ott and Litz's PAT. County answers with Williams TD as Litz kicks extra points amid a sea of listed players and subs from both sides.
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Chey County
Parmenter Findlar
Freemat Moran
Leonorato
Wolfram
o-King
Olson
Ag— Murphy
Besonson
Rt—Smith
Repine
Walkiewien Greer
Lits
Conner
How Williams
Rem—Morphint Nichols
Pa—aeteon
Bemlan City Baby
John Zack
George Wist
Dave Carter
Gary Valestio
Don Dela
Jor Beraducei
Bill Hbortein
Larry Yrame
Bill
Greg Besonson
Dave Vanney
Ott
Wall ‘Klewiea
Pat—Litz
Williams
Erie Gridders Capture Seventh Labor Day Clash
Erie City All-Stars defeated the County eleven 19 to 6 at Erie Stadium in front of about 32,000. Key plays included a blocked punt, a fumbled punt, and a third quarter TD by Leon Ott. County scored on a Lee Williams rush late in the third as the City defense stifled late County drives.
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Erie Stadium
Annnual Lions Club
City Stars
Carty
Lee Williams
Milloreek
Dick Fiedler
City
Corry
Bob Nichols
Gary Valerio
Vincent
County
Nichols
Academy
Leon Ott
Walt Lite
John Zack
Cathedral Prep Oh
John Nelson
Lita
Tom Walkiewicz
Williams
Lone County
Fiedler
Nelson
Walliams and
Milcreek
Dan ‘Trohoske
Willams
Barney Rutkowski
Weauville
Trohoske
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
American League standings show New York leading with 81 wins and Chicago next at 62. Yesterday’s results include Boston 4-2 and Baltimore 2-10. Today Detroit at Kansas City and Boston at New York headline the schedule. National League standings list Milwaukee atop with 78 wins, San Francisco 76, and Pittsburgh 69. Only game today involves Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. multiple late results noted.
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New York
Chicago
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
BIG
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Los Angele
Ferree wins British Columbia Centennial Open in Vancouver
Jim Ferree captured the British Columbia Centennial Open title with an 11 under par 270 to win $42,000. Mickey Wright of La Jolla shot a seven under 71 to take the Opie Turner Open with a 54 hole total of 222. In Forest Hills, Ashley Cooper Hamardson Olmedo advanced to the fourth round of the national championships.
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B.C
Jim Ferree
Burneyville
Oklo
Mickey Wright
la Jolla
Calif
Forest Hills
N. Y
Ashley Cooper
Australia
Hamardson
Arlington
Alex Olmedo
Peru
Yankees Coast as Bull Boosts Braves in Labor Day Action
The Yankees, leading the AL by 14 games, coasted toward a World Series clash with Milwaukee as Whitey Ford and Don Sarge remain limited by sore arms and Elston Howard normed over .300. In the NL, Milwaukee regained control of the lead with a split against Chicago, aided by Buhl’s return and Hank Aaron's six of nine hits, while Willie Mays powered the Giants with two homers in a 16 inning twin bill victory over the Dodgers.
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Associated Press
Jusk
New York Yankees
Ltick
Milwaukee Braves
Yankees
King
Whitey Ford
Don Sarges
Coma Art
Dimar
Bobby" Shantz
Johnny Kucks
Duke Mags
Ryne Duron
Tiphts Pigeo
Elston Howard
Norm Stebern
Mickey Mantlota
Shantz
Mans
Boston
Ted Bowsfield
Maas
Delock
Chicago
White Sox
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Detroft
Kansas City
Dick Gernert
Bows
Ford
RBI
BM Skowron
Gene Stephens
Ted Williams
Herb Score
Don Ferrarese
Billy Pierce
Sox
Sant ‘Minnie Minoso
Gary Bell
Tribe
Vic Power
Bob Shaw
Jack Harshman
Camilo Pascual
Dick Hyde
Bob Nieman
Billy O'Dell
Gus Triandos
Dick Williams
Orioles
Jim Constable
Nats
Frank Bolling
Tigers
Paul Poytsok
Prem Bub
Buhl
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Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Pirates
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Bull
al Dark
Brymnie Banks
Milwaukee
Ed Mathews
Hank Aaron
Bob Anderson
Bobby Thornton
Bob Rush
Glen Hobbie
Willie Mays
Giants
Bob Schmidt
Whitey Lockman
Ray Jablonski
Mike McCormick
Dodgers
Johnny Podres
Schmidt
Vern Law
Henry Anderson
Jack Sanford
Curt Simmons
Ted Kenanaki
Wally Post
Phils
Bob Porterfield
Wilmer
George Crowe
Reds
Frank Robinson
Alex Kellner
Brooks Lawrence
Jim Brosnan
Young Beau Jack Outpoints Gary Simon in Sydney Fight
In Sydney Nova Scotia young light heavyweight Beau Jack 164 pounds from Brockton Massachusetts defeats Gary Simon 161 pounds from New Glasgow New Brunswick by out pointing him over ten rounds in a boxing card highlight.
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Sydney
N.S
Beau Jack
Brockton
Mass
Gary Simon
New Glasgow
N.B
Yesterday's Stars Rally Phillies and Giants in Sweep
Curt Simmons allowed four hits in a 9-0 Phillies win over Pittsburgh as Willie Mays sparked the Giants with six hits in nine at bats across two wins against the Dodgers. Mays homered and drove in two in each game helping the sweep.
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Curt Simmons
Phillies
Pirates
Sever
Phils
Willie Mays
Giants
Dodgers
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Willie Murton
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Sports
R. Dale Webster Manager
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Union City
Yanks
Bull Bolsters
Barney’s Firestone
White ‘Feddlat
Svar Tel
Isa Seers
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