Local grid excitement opens 1965 Corty season in Corry area
Corty High starts its 1965 season as area teams launch tonight with four of six Section Two squads in action Franklin Meadville Oil City and Titusville. Corry hosts Warren while Titusville battles Oil City and Meadville eyes Greenville. Meantime Sandy Koufax tops Bob Feller no hitters and baseball legends contrast careers.
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Corty High
Franklin
Meadville
Oil City
Titusville
Corry
Warren
Erie Academy
Greenville
Bulldogs
Sandy Koufax
Bob Feller
Feller
Sandy
U.S. Navy
Hellbottom
Willie Mays
Babe Ruth
Mays
Ruth
Ruth-dideth
Ua-Ategulse
Pitt
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Duke
Durham
N. C
UCLA
Walt Bowen
Dar Walcott
Davidson
Ralph Bailey
Mary Hnatyszyn
Dottie Dolan
Mary
Hilltop
Elma Castor
Amy Brown
Corry Country Club
Koufax Throws No-Hitter As Dodgers Stay in Contention
Sandy Koufax pitched a perfect game defeating the Cubs 1 0 to keep the Dodgers tied for second in the NL and one win ahead of Marichal in the race for most victories. Marichal's 21st win for the Giants in a 4 0 win over Houston preserved their lead while Cincinnati pulled into a tie for second with a 3 2 victory over the Mets. The Giants gained a two run edge after a second inning sequence featuring Willie McCovey Len Gabrielson and Tom Haller.
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Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Koufax
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Marichal
Giants
Houston
Willie McCovey
Len Gabrielson
Tom Haller
Haller
Dick Schofield
Jesus Alou
Dodgers
Bob Hendley
Lou Johnson
Chris Krug
Reds
Deron Johnson
Mets
Roy Mcpaleon
Topy Ien
Cincinnati
It Was Sandy's Greatest Hour It Was Sandy's Greatest Hour
Los Angeles AP report credits Sandy Koufax with a perfect game and a fourth no hitter of his major league career as the Dodgers defeated the Chicago Cubs 1 40 at Dodger Stadium before 19 189 fans. Koufax struck out 14, including the last six in a row, while Ernie Banks praised his performance.
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Los Angeles
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Bob Yendley
Koufax
Baseball
Philadelphia
Dodger Stadium
Chicago
Ernie Banks
Tony Peres
Reds
Cincinnati
New York Mets
Twins Inch Closer to Pennant With White Sox Sweep
The Minnesota Twins hold a strong lead in the American League with a two game edge over Chicago and 19 games remaining. Jimmie Hall led the sweep by homering in both wins, as Minnesota attacked Chicago pitchers for a 10 4 win after a 2 2 tie.
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Associated Press
Minnesota Twins
Midwest
Twins
Chicago
White Sox
Minnesota
Baltimore
Orioles
California
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Jimmie Hall
Tony Perez
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Hall
Comiskey Park
Sandy Valdespino
Willig Smith
Athletics
Bobby Knoop
Ed Kirkpatrick
Fred Newman
Koufax Pitches Perfect NL Fourth No-Hitter Dodgers Beat Cubs
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax fires a perfect game in a 1 0 victory over the Chicago Cubs, striking out 14 and retiring the last six batters in order, his fourth no-hitter and third in the National League.
Steelers Coach Honored in House Resolution
In Harrisburg a House resolution extended congratulations to Mike Nixon the newly named head football coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers Nixon a former Democratic state representative from Washington County in 1949 and 1950
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Bobby Layne
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steelers
Buddy Parker
National Football League
Parker
Steeler
Layne
Detroit Lions
Harrisburg
Mike Nixon
Nixon
Washington County
Japanese Offer Could Make Drysdale A Japanese Star
The Dodgers ponder Don Drysdale switching leagues after reports of a lavish offer from a Japanese club. The figure cited was about $500,000 for an undetermined number of seasons, reported in Los Angeles.
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Drysdale
US Angeles
Sandy Koufax
Dodger Brass
Don Drysdale
Japan
Los Angeles
Boy Gridder Dies After Practice At Spencer High
A Spencer, Iowa youth football player died after collapsing during a Spencer High School practice. The sophomore was found unresponsive in a pileup and died two hours later at a hospital. Authorities said the incident followed the scrimmage in the gym.
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Surnci
Iowa
Spencer
Vanes Bast
Larry
Mavi
Ak Mewil
Tyyneis Martin
Lares Giyan
Spencer High Selwal
Gomund
Hares Iler Ina
Tor
Player Picks Jumbo Jack In Big Golf Showdown
Arkin reports Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus as top contenders for a $77,500 purse at Firestone and Bellerive, with Dave Marr and Peter Thomson among four finalists. A televised practice round precedes the event, suddendeath playoff planned at the 15th tee if needed, while Player jokes about giving lessons and turning funds to charity.
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Arkin
Kek Nicklaus
Matty
Jack
Firestone
Bellerive
St. Louis
Nick Jans
Dave Marry
Peter Thomson
NBC
Cancer Fund
Sophs Shine For Penn State Scrimmage Three TDs by Sophomores
UNIVERSITY PARK Penn State's third full scrimmage saw all three touchdowns by sophomores. Roger Grims ran 80 yards and threw two TD passes while Jack Curry, a sophomore wideout, caught a pass from Tom Sherman for another score. Minor league playoff note follows with Columbus at Toronto postponed due to rain.
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University Park
Penn State
Sphomore Roger Grims
Jack Curry
Tom Sherman
Race Season Extended At Eriez Speedway
ERIE The racing season has been extended one more week at Eriez Speedway after a rain ruined Labor Day Eve program. Sunday’s events include a 60 lap sportsman championship and a 100 lap late model finale to close the season. Stronger fields are anticipated as other tracks shut for the year.
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Erie
Eriez Speedway
Eriez
Cvear
Football Tonight Local High School Matchups
The schedule lists tonight games including Oil City at Titusville Franklin at Erie Academy Greenville at Meadville McDowell at Conneaut Valley Johnsonburg at Bradford Erie Strong Vincent at Ashabula General McLane at Union City North East at Fort LeBoeuf Fairview at Girard Iroquois at Northwestern frre Tech at Farrell Irie Cathedral Prep at Butler Kane at Ridgway Rochester at Grove City Lakeview at Townville Tomorrow Warren at Corry Sheffield at Otto Eldred Harborcreek at Wattsburg Ashtabula St John at Erie East.
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Oil City
Titusville
Franklin
Erie Academy
Greenville
Meadville
McDowell
Conneaut Valley
Johnsonburg
Bradford
Erie
Warren
Corry
Sheffield
Otto Eldred
Harborcreek
Wattsburg
Ashtabula St. John
East
Baseball Standings and Wednesday Results
American League standings and results show Minnesota leading with wins over Chicago and California. Detroit split with Cleveland as Kansas City and Baltimore posted varied scores. Wednesday results include Minnesota 10 Chicago 4 and California 7 Kansas City 2. remaining games listed with times and matchups across the circuit.
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Minnesota
Chicago
Baltinone
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
California
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Baltimore
Local leagues open as stars post big scores
Four leagues began play with notable totals as Willie Harrison led the American B League with a sequence of 228 215 and 158 in a season debut. Other standout names include Dick Mountain Bob Damon Tom Shaw Tan McFldowney George Faiecett Nat Cressiey Jerry Haenel Dick Lewis and VFW Ladies A League figures Gluviia Amornsa Warner Cable Crawnut Ubyt and Hirale among the readable names.
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Innes
Willie Harrison
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Dick Mountain
Bob Damon
Tom Shaw
Tan McFldowney
George Faiecett
Nat Cressiey
Jerry Haenel
Dick Lewis
CORRY
Jamestown
George Price
VFW
Gluviia
Prince Once Amornsa
Neveivn Warner
Mary Jane Cable
Anne Craw
Football Makes Debut In Dome At Harris County Stadium
Tul sa battles Houston in the Harris County Domed Stadium debut, a Tul a Houston game televised nationally. About 10 000 box seats moved from baseball to football configuration with mound removed and goal posts installed. Houston hopes to improve on 2 6 1 last season behind Warren McVea. Tulsa returns with a strong lineup despite losing passer Jerry Rhome.
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Houston
Montana
Utah
Hawaii
Utah State
Warren McVea
Tulsa
Missppi
Corry Bowl-Aire Tops Randolph in Jamestown-Classic Opener
Corry’s Bowl-Aire defeated Randolph Hotel 2 of 3 in opening Jamestown-Classic action. Despite losing total pinfall 2632 to 2612, Bowl-Aire won the second and third games 919-911 and 843-898. Larry Barr led with 212 and 676, Dick Merkle subbing for Hand posted 222, Shorty Coan 202, teammates included Chester Czech and Al Dynne.
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Corry
Randolph Hotel
Corryites
Randolph
BowlAire
Larry Barr
Dick Merkle
Bob Hand
Shorty Coan
Chester Czech
al Dynne
Wold
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Bob
Aeaea
CCC
Los Angeles Angels
California Angels
Anaheim
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Club Grounds
Columbus, PA
Steelers
D.C
Miami
Florida
Cliff Buesink Ford
West Smith Street
Corry, Pa
Boy Gridder
Sophs
Toronto
Greg Brown
Corry Beavers
Chuck Kennedy
Brown
The
Beavers
Sheen Field
Curry
L. Pet. Gab
Weams Wa
Blondie
Bree
American League
Meinnes Steel
National Bank —._ Stahl Jeweler
American Legion
Johnson Bros
Meadow Brook Edwards Body Shop
Heberlein Motors
Corry Beverage
Ajax
Corry Rubber Corry Rubber
M" Buesink
Ford _ Fireh
Mota Lehman Tires
East Main Street
Chic Young
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