Junior rifle program begins season at Corry Rod and Gun
Dave Schwelgert announces junior rifle season starting Tuesday at East Washington range with parents invited to weekly sessions. Two local boys may win NRA certificates and earn conservation camp spots next summer based on scores. Fields day at Columbus grounds Sunday features shooting booth. hunter safety course opens later this month for ages 12 and up with fees.
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Dodgers lose lead as Cubs edge Dodgers 2 1 in late twist
In a tight NL race, Chicago Cubs beat Los Angeles 2 1 after a key move by Billy Williams and a ninth inning decision to walk him intentionally. Ken Hubbs led Cubs with a two out single, Rodger’s leadoff and a sacrifice helped Dodgers stay within five games of St. Louis. Stan Musial drove in three for the Cardinals in a 5 1 victory. Warren Spahn earned his 19th win.
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Associated Press
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Ken Hubbs
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Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
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Willie McCovey
Orlando Cepeda
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Houston
Dennis Bennett
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Ellis ‘Burton
Ron Santo
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Tommy Davis
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Wille Davis
Mary Breeding
McDaniel
Hot Lee Walls
Stan Musial
Mets
Ed Kranepool
Dick Groat
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Sam Jones
Larry Bearmarth
Major League Standings and Schedules Snapshot
In the American League standings the Yankees lead with 91 wins, while Minnesota trails at five and a half behind. Detroit and Boston also compete for the pennant as the league showcases upcoming games including Los Angeles at Minnesota and Detroit at Boston. In the National League, Los Angeles leads the pennant chase, with St. Louis and San Francisco close behind as Houston, Chicago, and New York mix with late Friday matchups and several games slated for the weekend. Penn State halfback Bud Yost from Lock Haven is sidelined with a knee injury for at least 10 days after the first fall scrimmage in 1963. A note recalls Mercer's Gary Peters and his father Tom Peters from Grove City era ball, tying local athletes to memories of earlier play.
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Twins
Phil Regan
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Rocky
Tigers
Luis Apa- Vhieia
Jim Bouton
Claude Osteen
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Elston Howard
Steve Hamilton
Osteen
Ed Brinkman
Don Lock
Angel
Fred Newman
Dick Stigman
Yankees magic number shrinks to 11 after Maris highlight
Roger Maris delivered a late two run homer in the Yankees 5 4 victory over Washington to trim the magic number to 11. In other AL action Minnesota moved into second with a 4 2 win over the Angels as Kansas City swept the White Sox 4 2 1 75.
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Minnesota
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Local bowling results highlight various leagues at Avalon and WEW
Audrey Rouse led the Women of the Moose with a 509 series at Avalon Center, high game 184, while Millie Orn and Luela Yoder also posted strong scores. In Men's A League at WEW, eleven players exceeded 200 with Chester Czech at 299 and John Gesch 221. The period also notes Yankees playoff clinching hopes as Detroit and Baltimore wins affected standings, plus details of AL games and Hernandez-style performances amid a crowded MLB recap.
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Avalon Center
Millie Orn
Luela Yoder
WEW
Chester Czech
Leon Root
John Gesch
Ford Stewart
PH Sample
Ray Blynt
Shorty Goan
Larry Barr
Paub Clark
Sonny Tables Adpinaechuck Elesynski
Eagles Quarbacks Walk Out Strains Camp Ahead of Giants Tuneup
Philadelphia Eagles face quarterback walkouts as Sonny Jurgensen and King Hill desert training camp over contract terms. They miss meetings with GM Vince McNally and no backup signals are settled before the exhibition against the New York Giants at Princeton. Contracts loom with options. Jurgensen seeks about 40000 for the season after earning over 25000 last year while Hill eyed a cut from 20000. Four unsigned teammates include Ben Scotti Jim Carr Clarence Peaks Theron Sapp.
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Althoush
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Princeton
Jurgensin
Bagley
Pase Ing
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Ben Scotti
Jim Carr
Clarence Peaks
Theron Sapp
Nick Skorich
Skovich
de Skovich
Barrourds
Colorado State
Gianta
Basder YA
Titik
Bagh Goach
Sonny Grantteliis
Wichita Seizes Non Pro Title
Wichita Dremilners won their second consecutive National Non-Pro Baseball Tournament with a 54 victory over the Ponchatoula Athletics. Pitcher Dave Nowlirke worked his third win as Ron Hammett closed the final three outs. Fairbanks Alaska took third with a 7-0 win over Grand Rapids Micly.
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Fairbanks
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Micly
Weekend Football Schedule Across Cities
Tomorrow night matchups feature Oil City plans with Franklin at Erlé Academy and Johnsonburg facing Bradford while Greenville meets Mentiville. Other games include Union City versus Fairview at McDowell and Wattsburg at North East with Girard at Fort LeBoeuf and Northwestern’s General Mebane clash.
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Venango Christian
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Warren
Corry
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Sharon
Sharpsville
Brookfield
Ohio
Hickory Township
Reynolds
Neshannock
Corry High Football Opens Season With Huskies Rosters
Corry High gears up for the season opener against Warren with Huskies Bullers as quarterback and Watteys in backfield. Senior players Tinks and others on defense will lead the effort as coach noted adjustments after last season.
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Gary Player Leads 41,000 Invitational Field at Salt Lake
Gary Player heads 1411 professionals and 11 simulators into the first round of the $41,000 Utah Invitational Golf Tournament at Salt Lake Country Club. Player is the sole Big Three member in the field as Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer and others compete with Julius Boros Bob Charley. The event follows the World Series of Golf weekend.
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Bouth Africa
Gary Player
Ponrdom
Salt Lake Country Club
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Flamer
Julius Boros
Bob Charissy
Akon
Lee
Parker Prodding Steeler Offense in National Preview
Pittsburgh Steelers coach quotes focus on offensive improvements ahead of Sunday clash with the Cleveland Browns. Coach Parker stresses the need to sharpen the attack and ramp up scoring as the defense remains a key unit, amid questions about consistency and execution.
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Victoriey
Buddy Parker
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Hinhhong
Mori
Spahnie 7th Of All Time milestone noted in Pirates game
The Pirates celebrated a major career milestone for Spahnie as he climbed the all time list in a tightly contested game against Milwaukee. Key moments included late innings and notable performances by managers and players, with figures such as Lavhin, Bulley, and Sivane contributing to the tense finish and ceremonial hall of fame event planned at Gutiesinon.
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Lonigue
Australian domination of tennis on way out
In New York City a chaotic report describes shifts in international tennis power as Roy Emerson of Australia falls to an American, ending Australia’s recent dominance. The upset seeds shifts, with Americans and others advancing in quarterfinals at Forest Hills, signaling a changing landscape in the Davis Cup era.
Wight Results At Mnuquerqua Meet In New Mexico
Details from a fragmented report list Jolway Books and several names and numbers but the readable items are unclear. The piece mentions a meet in New Mexico and appears to record results or entries, though most specifics are unreadable. The text lacks complete events, dates, or outcomes.
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