Beavers face Oil City in home derby after last year's rout
Corry High School football coachs brace for Friday's game at Shee Athletic Field against Oil City. Despite last season’s 24 0 loss in Oil City and a 28 14 defeat previously, Corry has won seven straight at home, with coach Lou Hanna stressing improvement in pass defense and overall execution as they prep for strong Oil City, Johnsonburg and Bradford opponents. The Warren visit highlighted a testing schedule, with Oil City and Johnsonburg touted as top contenders and Franklin and Bradford looming on foreign soil.
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Dodgers, Giants and Reds Race Tight NL Lead
Dodgers, Giants, and Reds won to stay within 1.5 games in the NL standings as Tommy Davis hit a grand slam for LA, Maury Wills stole three bases, Willie Mays homered and stole, and Frank Robinson homered twice for Cincinnati. Ed Mathews and Hank Aaron led Milwaukee past the Mets, while Houston and Philadelphia were idle.
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Atchivan League Scores and Schedule Summary
Monday results show New York 3 Detroit 1 Chicago 4, Kansas City 3 Baltimore 2, Boston 1, Los Angeles 5, Minnesota 0. Upcoming: Los Angeles at Minnesota, New York at Detroit, Washington at Cleveland. Wednesday: Boston at Detroit, New York at Cleveland, Washington at Baltimore, Chicago at Minnesota, Kansas City at Los Angeles.
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Baseball Leaders and Scores Highlight Early Week
National League batting and pitching leaders feature T. Davis Los Angeles and Robinson Cincinnati with runs and hits ledgers. American League leaders show Runnels and Siebern atop batting, with Killebrew and Pascual pacing power and strikeouts. Mantle hits 400th homer as Yankees edge Tigers. Lopez breaks 24 at bats drought with first hit in late rally.
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Pirates Fall to Giants in West Coast Clash
The Pittsburgh Pirates see their pennant chances slip as they lose to the San Francisco Giants. Willie Mays homered off Billy O'Dell, and Harvey Haddix took the loss as Pittsburgh falls further behind the Dodgers and Cubs. The Pirates finish their West Coast trip with a game against the Giants, Tom Sturdivant slated to pitch.
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Harvey Haddix
Tom Sturdivant
Jack Sanford
Bowling Leagues Highlight Night of High Scores
In the Howl-Aire Men's A League Chick Willett led with strong series scores, while Bill Dlantelle posted 234 and Pat Renai 224. Chuck Perrin led Avalon Center in MeTnies with 213, Gordon Brown 206, and G Combs topped the VEW Businessmen with 205. Red Harned and Chuck Weston paced the VEWw Men's B League with 200 and 207.
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Hitters Shudder Sandy Koufax May Be Back
Los Angeles Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax, written off a week ago for the season, may return to pitching in a week or 10 days. Dr. Robert Woods reports normal circulation in Koufax s pitching finger and says the next step is rebuilding arm and shoulder. Koufax has thrown bullpen and batting practice recently, and manager Walter Alston has begun planning a late September rotation possibility.
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Giants Torrid Bats Rally in Narrow Stand with Dodgers
San Francisco Giants maintain heat in the tight National League race. Willie Mays tops the circuit with 43 homers after a 4-2 win over Pittsburgh at Candlestick Park. Felipe Alou extended his hit streak to nine, batting .325, with McCovey and three other regulars above .300 helping the streaking Giants stay within a half game of the Dodgers.
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Major Leagues Pass 1961 Gate Totals in 1962 Campaign
New York AP reports the two major leagues have surpassed last season in attendance with three weeks left in 1962. Total attendance nears 20 million, with seven teams over 1 million. Dodgers lead NL with 2,405,621. Yankees 1,443,025. Giants 1,428,092. Twins 1,240,976. Tigers 1,141,640. Angels 1,040,204. White Sox 1,024,928. Mets and Colts boost totals, Mets 867,838 at home, Colts 854,796.
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Men's C League Opens Season at Bowl-Aire
The Men's C League begins its season tomorrow night at Bowl-Aire with games set for 9pm on East Washington lanes. Secretary Don McCray notes more bowlers are needed as the league will hold Wednesday night play and there is also a need for participants in the Tuesday Night Men's Industrial League.
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Beaver JVs Sweep Warren in tough football clash
Corry's junior varsity routed Warren 147 to lead a Beaver doubleheader win as the Beavers beat Warren at Sheer Athletic Field. Harvey sparked a late surge while Warren players were injured and taken to Coury Memorial Hospital. Next up is a Monday night tilt at Titusville.
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Laver completes tennis grand slam amid Davis Cup plans
Rod Laver of Australia secured the career grand slam by winning all four majors at the West Side Tennis Club under gray skies. He indicated he will wait for pro offers and prioritize the Davis Cup challenge round in December. Margaret Smith then claimed the women’s title, the first Australian to win in 24 years, defeating Darlene Hard 7 5 4. Mart Feldman beat Bernard Ford in Philadelphia.
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Conley Traded To Knicks In NBA Deal With Zephyrs
Gene Conley, famed as both a pitcher and basketball player, moves from Boston to New York in a trade that sends center Phil Jordan and rookie Cliff Luyk to Chicago’s Zephyrs. Conley already has a 13-13 baseball record with Boston this season and has split pro careers in baseball and basketball since 1952.
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Dodgers Edge Cubs as Dean Chance Dominates
Los Angeles moved within a half game of the NL lead after Dean Chance and Anzels held Chicago to one hit, while Tommy Davis belted a grand slam for the Dodgers. In Columbus, Otha Brown outpointed Jiminy Boyd in a separate boxing card.
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