Pennsylvania Game Commission approves Tinko Farm purchase
The commission accepted an option to buy 87 acres of the Tinko farm near the Corry Country Club and Random Road as part of a 2,470 acre state game fund purchase. Additional parcels totaling 437 acres across Cumberland, Lancaster, York and Erie counties were approved with Project 70 grants.
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Erie County
Indians Blacked Out Orioles Romp Over Twins
Baseball news covers Orioles pitcher Jim Palmer in a 7-3 win over Minnesota with pancake superstition noted. Other AL games include a power outage canceling Angels Indians night game and Boston’s fielding errors helping White Sox to a 8-3 victory. Frank and Brooks Robinson homered for Baltimore.
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Ribant To Hurl As Bues Open At Forbes Field
Pittsburgh Pirates host Chicago Cubs in home opener with Dennis Ribant pitching against Curt Simmons. Gov. Raymond P. Shafer and Mayor Joseph M. Barr to throw out first ball before an anticipated 30 000 crowd at Forbes Field. Windy warm day with a shower risk. Pirates had fallen to the Mets 2 1 in their previous game as Chuck Hiller drove in Jerry Buzziele with a eighth inning double in a 2-2 tie.
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Chuck Hiller
Jerry Bueciele
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Vernon Law
Woody Fryman
Ted
Law Defeats Mets in Eighth Attempt
Law finally beats the Mets in eight tries as the teams clash in a tight game. The result marks Law's long awaited win against New York, with the Mets suffering a hard fought defeat.
Perry Fends Off Aaron as Giants Top Braves in Exhibition
Gaylord Perry, 21-game winner last season, allowed Atlanta four hits in his 1967 debut as the Giants beat the Braves 20 to 0 on homers by Willie Mays and Willie McCovey. Hank Aaron struck out for Perry, who escaped a ninth inning threat with a man on and the tying run at the plate. Mays hit his 543rd career homer in the first inning. In other NL action Cincinnati edged Houston 5-4, New York beat Pittsburgh 3-2, while Philadelphia at Chicago and Los Angeles at St Louis were rained out.
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Deron Johnson
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Gerry Arrigo
Ted Abernathy
Tony Perez
Dave Giusti
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Eddie Mathews
Bob Aspromonte
Jim Landis
Named Manager Named for Pan American Games Volleyball Team
John C. Low ell director of athletics at Church College of Hawaii has been appointed manager of the U S men's volleyball team for the Pan American Games.
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