Corry Beavers ready for season opener against Warren Dragons
Last night’s football clinic at Sheen Athletic Field drew over 200 locals despite threatening weather. Corry High’s 1962 Beavers, an evenly conditioned squad, prepare for a Saturday lidlifter against archrival Warren with a starting lineup featuring Hotchkiss, Scholton, Barber, Mitchell, Cullbertson, Krasa, Vincent, Hanna, Flowers, Butters, Vit, Black, and Johnson. Six Section Two schools open this weekend, with Corry and Warren the only openers Saturday. others play Friday night. The season pits six teams who will play each other, aiming to avoid ties and settle standings through a new scoring approach. Notable players include Meadville’s Bailey, Warren’s Colvin and Fravikin, Tom Flowers, Larry Jolson, and Cardinals target Pelligrini forthcoming in notes for local fans.
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Dodgers Take Key Lead On Giants In Narrow Win
Dodgers beat the Giants 5 4 as Roseboro doubled home a run and scored, Jose Pagan homered for the Giants, while Cincinnati, St. Louis, and others won. Kept Los Angeles within distance of first place with 25 games left in the season.
Angels vow to shoot for the moon in final meeting with Yankees
Los Angeles manager Billy Rigney hails the club after a 7-6 comeback win over New York, taking them within 1.5 games of the AL lead. Joe Koppe scored the winning run in the ninth as the Angels rallied from deficits with six runs in the seventh.
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Bowling leagues open season with mixed results and notes
Four bowling leagues started their seasons with Dot Rathbun delivering the standout 173 and 152 as the Bowkaire Ladies B League saw a top single game of 19. Betty Damon led Avidlon Ladies B with a 19. Gladys Athoros posted 11 for the Ladies Ree, and other notable splits were recorded including Dorothy Fitel converting a 7-10. Upcoming VEW Ladies B League and VEW Ladies Recreational League play are noted, with standings showing Columbus Bayber Shop and Steve's Teaco among leaders. An important meeting of Suitman’s o64 Men's C League is planned at Bowl-Aire with captains urged to attend.
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Lakeside standout kicks schedule at Columbia practice
The report notes Con-Place kicking on the agenda during Columbia varsity football practice as Londoniare John Bashaay stood out, highlighted by his kicking form and readiness for upcoming drills.
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Pirates to call up pitcher Tom Butters from Ashville
The 42 year old right hander from Delaware Ohio will join the Pittsburgh Pirates after Sally League playoffs. The Pirates purchased Butters coinhredit from Ashville yesterday. Butters studies for the ministry at Ohio Wesleyan University in the off season.
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Pinson Drives Reds Past Brewers for 21st Homer in Win
Vada Pinson of Cincinnati drove in four runs with his 21st homer and a single as the Reds defeated Milwaukee 7-1, tightening the distance behind the NL lead by Los Angeles. Karry Jackson of St Louis limited Chicago to five singles, fanning seven with no walks in the 7-1 Cardinals victory.
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Pro Gridders Feel The Ax At NFL Player Cuts
Pro football teams reduced rosters Tuesday to meet league limits. Bootin Ben Agajanian, the toe missing kicker once with New Mexico and San Diego, was released by Amory and picked up by Green Bay as kicking insurance after Paul Hornung joined the Army. The AFL NFL moves also traded Bob Peiter, Dick Bielski, and Jerry Norton as rosters shrink.
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Advance Football Ticket Sale To Start Tomorrow
Advance ticket sale for Saturday's Corry Warren football opener at Warren begins tomorrow morning. Dixars on sale at the Ritz Restaurant and Mike's Pizza Shop. Adult seats only. student tickets at the school. All Season tickets at the Rite Restaurant Friday morning. Reserved seats sold on a single basis from Tuesday. Game time at Warren is 1 30 PM.
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Dodgers Add Smith to Bolster Weakened Mound
Sandy Koufax is out for the year with a hand injury after July 17 as Walt Alston calls up Omaha reliever back Smith, the American Association’s top closer, to shore up a Dodgers rotation depleted by Koufax and Sherry. Smith was 17-7 at Omaha and reports to Los Angeles to bolster a faltering staff.
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Bill White Gains Ground In National League Battle
AP reports Bill White of the St. Louis Cardinals gains ground in National League batting races with 12 hits in 28 at bats and seven runs batted in, while Tommy Davis of the Los Angeles Dodgers regains the league lead. Frank Robinson slips to third with Stan Musial and Hawke Avon among the contenders as Monday’s gains are included. In the American League Pete Runnels of Boston loses ground but Floyd Robinson of the White Sox edges up, with Rich Rollins of Minnesota and Norm Siebern challenging for top spots.
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No-Hit Belinsky Sold to Athletics
Los Angeles Angels reportedly sold no-hitter Belinsky to the Kansas City Athletics with delivery after the 1982 season. Report cites AP source. confirmation by Angels or Yankees officials not provided. Belinsky, famed for a 2-0 win over the Orioles on May 4, later struggled, amid trade rumors and shifting roles.
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Steelers Drop Seven Players at West Liberty
AP report from West Liberty, West Virginia, lists seven Steelers released or waived. Notable names include Bob Schnel Faleray with ten years in the league and linebacker Bob Schmiltz from Montana State. Other players named are Wilburn Hollis, Skip Clement, Borie Wyatt, Sam Manly, and Jack Statton.
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Pitt Preps For Miami Hotshot
Pitt Panthers drill to stop Miami passer George Mia Coat as coach Johny Michelasen directs defensive work. Captain Gary Kaltenbach misses practice with a mild virus. team aims for season opener versus Miami a week away at Pitt Stadium.
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