Giants Stop Dodgers as Sadecki Shuts Out in Big NL Night
Ray Sadecki quieted Los Angeles with three singles and a three hit shutout, earning his first win in two months for San Francisco. Willie Mays homered and Tito Fuentes doubled, aiding a 5-0 victory that tied the Giants with the Dodgers for second place, 1 1/2 games behind the Pirates. Elsewhere, Torre hit a 33rd homer off Hank Aaron, propelling Atlanta past Pittsburgh 2-1, while Dennis Ribant pitched six strong for the Mets in a 6-1 win over Cincinnati.
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Denis Menke
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Houston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Don Drysdale
Willie Mays
Ken Boyer
Pitt Gridders Return To Class
PITTSBURGH RP After two weeks of solid training the University of Pittsburgh football team returns to classes today. The squad had a light workout focusing on points after touchdowns field goals punts and punt runbacks. Center Ray Jenkins was the only sidelined player nursing a knee injury from earlier injuries.
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Johnston to coach Corry Area ends and junior varsity
BM Johnston will coach both offensive and defensive end play for Corry Area High School and also lead the junior varsity squad overseeing an eight game schedule. He faces Conneaut Valley in one varsity matchup. Johnston starred at Conneaut Valley High and is a graduate of Edinboro State College.
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Orioles Keep Plugging On To Flagsville
The Athletics used a record number of players in an 8 1 loss as Joe Adcock and Jimmy Piersall powered an early outburst for the Angels. Nelson Wright and Bob Lee shut down KC the rest of the way. Baltimore beat New York 4 1 and Detroit, Cleveland, Minnesota won as McLain regained form. Hodges was ejected after arguing with umpire Salerno. Colavito hit his 29th homer and Killebrew homered.
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Don Wert
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Don Lock
Paul Blair
Gil Hodges
al Salerno
Gary Bell
Max Alvis
Chico Salmon
Bell
Rocky Colavito
George Scott
Sox
Harmon Killebrew
Corry Sets Student Ticket Policy For Football Games
Lou Hanna outlines advance purchase required for student admission to all Corry football games. Gate prices are general admission 1 and reserved 1.25. Elementary tickets 25 cents at schools, secondary 50 cents at high school cafeteria hours. If unused, student tickets can be saved for next home game. Radio broadcasts dropped this year for home games.
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Jamestown
Journal offers $5 for exact score predictions
The Journal invites Corry Area High School fans to predict exact game outcomes for eight openers including Saturday at Warren. Only precisely predicted results count. duplicates split the prize. If no exact winner emerges, next week’s ante rises to $10. Call-in deadline 2:30 a.m. Saturday for publication.
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Penn State shifts players after wrist injury
Penn State coach Joe Paterno reshuffles the second unit after sophomore Mike Reid from Altoona bruised his wrist. Doug Krenicky moves to guard, Ed Lenda to tackle, and Bob Vukmer to end. Also Denver signed OL Joh Gonzaga after Detroit release. White Sox Hoyt Wilhelm loses game, Don Buford homers.
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Cesar Tovar
White Sox
Hoyt Wilhelm
Bill Pleis
Don Buford
Sox
Wattsburg Fair kicks off Corry bowling season in fall
After the Wattsburg Fair Corry begins its long bowling season with three leagues. Industrial League top score Dan McEldowney 4591 with 200 and 224 games. Ladies B League Bowl-Aire standout Barb Raymond 176-511 and Penny Clabbatt 188-508 lead a list of strong performances. Keystone Division taps Morgan C. Peck of Corry as a Deluxe Football Weekend winner for two at a Bills Chiefs game on September 10, 1965, with motel and meals. Peck among twenty winners in Keystone’s sweepstakes.
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Hanna Sees 1966 Season As Century Mark For Corry Football
Corry coach Lou Hanna, at the helm 18 years, carries a career grid record of 106 wins 49 losses and 3 ties with a Corry program that has won six conference titles and finished second only three times. His 15 years in Section Two place him at a .699 coaching percentage, with back-to-back 0-5 seasons in 1964 and 1965 contributing to a dip beneath .700.
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Tony Guillory
Detroit
Ted Karras
John Gonzaga
Denver
AFL
Baseball and Football Clash in Local Sports Talk
A local speaker argues baseball offers real action and protection concerns, noting football’s longer contact season and higher injury risk. He believes baseball’s appeal hinges on emphasis and individual performance, recalling his aim to reach the major leagues.
Brothers Frisina Baseball Family in Corry Lore
The Frisina brothers are celebrated in Corry for long baseball careers. Joe played years in organized ball, rose in the Brooklyn Dodgers system, later coached baseball and basketball at Spartansburg and Corry Area High School, ending with a three defeat record in three seasons at Sparta. Angelo, oldest, also played baseball and football. Twenty years ago this spring, …
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Giants Pitcher Rays Sadecki Blanks Dodgers In 6-0 Win
Ray Sadecki pitched a three hitter for his first win in two months as the Giants defeated the Dodgers 6-0, leaving both teams four games behind first place Pittsburgh in the National League. Harmon Killebrew hit two homers as the Twins beat the White Sox 4-3 in 12 innings. The Mets set a New York NL attendance record with 1,815,049 paid for the season.
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New York Mets
Jets fall short as Namath era costs rise
Jets 1960s cap misadventure shows 200000 loss with Huarte trade to Boston for Colclough and Waskiewicz injury. Jets salvage a high draft pick but face higher signing costs, while NFL moves include Giants trading for Allen Jacobs and Youmans leaving. Negro Veterans Golf title goes to Bill Jones with 70.
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