Pirates rally on defense beat Bears to even series
Pittsburgh Pirates secure a 5 2 victory over the Chicago Bears behind a sharp defensive effort and timely hitting. The win ties the best-of-seven series as the Pirates capitalize on two early runs and hold off late Chicago pressure.
Littler's 65 Tops Field In Texas Open Golf
Gene Littler and Larry Mowry shot 65 at Oak Hills to share the first round lead in the Texas Open. Don Collett Rich Funseth and Tommy Aaron followed at 66, with 51 players breaking par amid improving weather. Mowry, recently hired at Whispering Palms Country Club near San Diego, said the round eased his job pressure.
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Pirates Rally Past Cubs 9-6 in 10th Inning Thriller
Pittsburgh advances on a four run 10th inning sparked by Mazeroski and Mota doubles after tying the game in the ninth on a Clemente walk and Stargell double. Beckett, Face, and Mikkelson pitched for the Pirates as Chicago scratched early and Santo homered twice in a losing cause.
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Guerin Reverses, Will Play as Player Coach for Hawks
St Louis veteran Hichie Guerin announced he will return to active play with the Hawks next season. The 3?year old guard, who averaged 20.6 points in the playoffs, said expansion losses to Chicago necessitate additional players and that he can best help integrate new teammates by competing on the floor. Ben Kerner agreed the decision was Guerin’s, noting his goal of aiding younger players as part of the team’s structure.
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Pendleton Wins Triangular Meet In Middletown
Pendleton won a triangular track meet scoring 7145 points, Middletown 56, and St. Marys 1942. Pendleton took seven firsts to Middletown’s six and St. Mary’s one, with relay wins by both schools and Durham taking the Gaels best mark in the broad jump at 19.9. Pendleton hosts Mississauga today.
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Anderson-Shortridge Game Off Forces Three-Game Week
Yesterday's heavy rain postponed the Anderson-Shortridge high school baseball game. Coach Ben Barnett said the undefeated Indian team will host Redmong on Tuesday in NCC play, meet Madison Heghs Wednesday, and travel to Indels Wood Friday to face Johnny Wilson's Wood Chucks.
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