Willie Mays Battles for Batting Crown in Tight Race
AP sports wrap recounts Mays return from injury and climb to near the lead in the national league batting race. It notes other key players including Tommy Davis, Sandy Koufax, Don Demeter, Johnny Callison, Hank Aaron, Roberto Clemente and the Dodgers, Pirates, Phillies, and Yankees with their recent performances and milestones. The report also mentions Koufax's 300 strikeouts, Sisk's pitching missteps, and a late Mets win in New York's American League coverage.
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Pirates Colts Close Out Series in One Run Victory
Munston AP describes Ken Johnson dominating Pirates as the Colt .45s edged Pittsburgh 2 1 to 1 in a one run win. Johnson improved to 11-17 with five wins in his last six starts and only three earned runs allowed in 50 1 3 innings. The teams finish the season with a game tonight as Pittsburgh releases coach Virgil Trucks.
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Local Players Named in Fourth Row Lineup
The roster lists Jim Lewis Raymond Ewing Herb Dahl Clifford Marsh Ed Berry and John Klaseh in the fourth row alongside teammates including Her and Jesse Goodrich.
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Corry Football Story under Sheen in early 1920s era
This installment recalls Corry High football rises after two winless seasons. Howard Sheen’s 1922 squad went 6-1-2, starting a winning run and memorable blizzard game near Union City. The piece notes key players Don Group Carlton Pitt Al McLean Larry Hammond and Bud Sloan among others while detailing 1923 1924 seasons and the evolving Corry Union City rivalry.
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Youngs
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Carlton Pitt
al McLean
Larry Hammond
George “Bud Sloan
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Charles Blackman
Homer Fleming
Evans
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Cortry
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the Hoenes
Ike
Ishkahlvbles
Bowling Stars Shine in League Action Across City Venues
Bowlers from WEW and Raymond Leagues led by Morton's 219 game and 205 in a 13 11 and 209 by Baressi anchored by Creche. Other 200 plus scores included Renzi 209 Smith 213 Hammond 215 Robinson 213, Hand 208, McLean 206, Doan 205, Blunt 203, Clark 201. Women in Moose League at Avalon Center saw Morris 175 and Glavis 179 in a 904 high.
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Golfer Revolta Enshrined in PGA Hall of Fame
Johnny Revolta, known as the doctor of golf, was added today to the PGA Hall of Fame, joining 32 honorees. Revolta won 27 tournaments and has served as a professional at Evanston Golf Club for 28 years.
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Games Tomorrow Section Two Priinkley at Carry
Tomorrow's schedule lists Priinkley visiting Carry in Section Two games. Several rivalries and matchups across multiple towns, with teams like Hickory Meadville Greenville Titusville and more set for Saturday play. Local fans anticipate tight contests and standout performances from key players.
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Meadville
Greenville
Titusville
Kane
Johnsonbury
McDowell
Marborcreek
Wesleyville
Union
Clay Brie East
Erie
Strong
Vincent Lawrence Park
Girart
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Conneaut Valley
Randolph
Cambridge Springs
Townville
Grove City
Mercer
Sheffield
Smethport
Northern Aria
Silver Creek
Old City
Warren
Evie Tech
Evie Academy
Panama
Clymer
Northwestern
Wattsburg
Beavers Edge Wildcats 6 0 In Recreation Football
Beavers defeated Wildcats 6 to 0 at Loveland Field with a second quarter 20 yard pass play for the only touchdown. Beavers player Rein Pold rushed 71 yards on eight carries, while Wildcats fumbled repeatedly. Cowboys and Bears are slated to play at 4 o clock.
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Fred Schwab
Kennerly
Greg Marsh
Dave Curtis
Danny Clark
Charly Kent
Day Rovwelle
Roland Ros
Jin Clapp
Bill Pitch
Jeff Oeser
AL Bemis
Diy Wendl
Roger Willis
Ed Ruyete
Bob Blair
Jim Hepler
Nick Walker
Dick Jaquith
Bil Hazeltine
Lynn McCastin
Manager Harry Walker Wins IL Manager of the Year
YRAK New York reports Harry Walker, manager of the Allynist Crackers, was named International League Manager of the Year in a writers poll. The Crackers tied Indianapolis for the Southern Division title but lost the playoff game.
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Whitey Ford to Start 1983 World Series Opener
Whitey Ford will pitch the first game of the 1983 World Series at Yankee Stadium against Los Angeles Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax. Al Downing and Jim Bouton are slated for Games 2 and 3. Ralph Houk declined to name the full starter order beyond the opener.
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New Lacrosse Coach Named at Penn State University Park
Pat Herb Schmidt, former lacrosse and soccer star at Rutgers, was named lacrosse coach at Penn State University Park. Schmidt will fill in as regular coach Rick Peacek returns from the Army, bringing experience to the program.
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