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Corry Beats Warren 14-12 in Friday showdown
Corry defeated Warren 14 to 12 at War Memorial Field in a tight county clash. Johnson and Flowers powered a 14 point first half, while pace and Hotchkiss kept Warren within reach with key plays. Corry’s defense held in the final minutes as Johnson added two field goal attempts and Warren failed to convert a late drive. Next: Oil City visit next Friday as Warren plays Franklin.
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Red Sox Beat Reds 5-3 Behind Strong Pitching
Boston pitcher Dick Featiny earned the win with eight scoreless innings as the Red Sox defeated the Cincinnati Reds 5-3. Louie Cane delivered a key two-out hit in the ninth after Sawalaki and Car Ninats sparked the offense with timely batting.
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Two More Grid Players Die in Football Fatalities Surge
The Associated Press reports two more grid players died, reaching eight football related fatalities this season. Georgetown Ky College junior tackle Brian Hindley, 20, collapsed after practice in Georgetown, with preliminary autopsy results hinting meningitis. Also James Chipley, 19, Bakorel High School, Calif., died from injuries in a practice session at hospital.
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Aussies Reach Tennis Finals
Australian players Roy Emerson and Rod Laver reached the Davis Cup final after Laver defeated Rafael Osuna and Emerson advanced in straight sets, securing a standout day for the Australian team as they head toward the championship.
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Saturday Football Scores From County Warren Playoffs
Week results show Randolph over Westerville 32 0 Cathedral Prep defeated Pitsung North Catholic 1 0 Cambridge Saris 12 Gil Cay lyricial 1 Hibbard Ohio 45 over McBuwell 12.
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Beaver Beats Warren In Heat Filled Gridiron Clash
The Beaver Beavers edged Warren in a blistering Saturday game amid stifling heat. Crowds endured sun as players wrapped towels around necks and fired up a crowd-pleasing effort led by standout Warren players Chuck Kurz and Tom Mowers. The Warrenty squad faced sizing and speed from Beavers despite valiant play, with key moments coming from Beavers' Jim Patterson and Art Pittson in a hard fought opener.
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Goalby Wins Denver Open in Tight Finish
Bod Goalby edged Avi Wall Jr by one stroke to win the $5,300 Denver Open professional golf tournament. Goalby finished 72 holes at 277, under par, in the sixth event of his five year pro career. George Bayer, Bill Johnston, Jack Fleck and Bob Duden were close behind as competition stayed tight to the end.
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AFL lid lifters spark early season showdowns
Oilers and Titans opened the American Football League season with wins as the Oilers outlasted the Bills 22 while the Titans rolling offense delivered a victory over Oakland. Highlights included Art Powell and Len Dawson connections and Frank Tripucka’s Broncos rally with 378 passing yards and two TDs.
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Nicklaus Wins $50,000 World Series Golf Title
Jack Nicklaus, 22, from Columbus, Ohio, wins the World Series of Golf with a three stroke margin over Arnold Palmer and Gary Player on the fire lit by his 66 in a closing round. The event, an exhibition, boosts Nicklaus’s earnings past the $50,000 mark while Palmer claims second place and remains the year’s money leader.
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Yankees and Dodgers Compete as Schedule Stumbles
In a busy MLB set, the Yankees split two doubleheaders with Boston and struggle to gain ground, while the Dodgers extend a slim lead as Maury Wills steals three more bases. Boston wins a pair in extra innings and Detroit and Cleveland push their holds. Minnesota, Los Angeles, and Chicago chase in the crowded standings.
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Bowl-Aire Mixed Doubles Night Tops Bowl Action
Bowl-Aire Mixed Doubles opened with Boseline Lee Brodeur's 614 series as prime play. Messina added 234, Starkless hit 319, and Buland Harvey 214. Palmer shot 74 while Player parred 70, but Jack Nicklaus and Arnie Palmer faded as the round ended with celebratory notes for Palmer’s near birthday.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Fragment
Incomplete AL standings show teams like New York Minnesota and Chicago with Win Loss records. The text lists upcoming games including Minnesota at Detroit and Washington at Cleveland with other matchups, but details are garbled and dates unclear.
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Reserved season ticket sale to end Thursday
Reserved seats for Cony Area High School football games go on sale at Rita, Restaurant and Mike’s Plan Shop until Thursday morning. After Thursday, all reserved seats are sold on a game basis. Single spots are 125 dollars. General admission for adults at Mike’s Plaid Shop. Student advance sale 40 cents, student tickets 30 cents. Home games ticket windows open at 7:40.
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Weekend boxing match in Monterrey shocks crowd
Mayiel Alvares of Argentina, 140 pounds, defeats Clus Copes of Texas by knockout in a weekend bout in Monterrey Mexico. Alvares improves record with a decisive win as fans cheer the late round stoppage.
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