Stargell belts three homers as Pirates rout Braves
Willie Stargell slugged three home runs and drove in five as the Pittsburgh Pirates crushed the Atlanta Braves 10-2. Stargell extended to nine April homers, one short of the majors’ April record co held by Frank Robinson and Tony Perez, with seven against Atlanta. Tom Seaver set a Mets club record with 21 consecutive scoreless innings in a 5-2 win over Cincinnati.
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Corry Swimmers to Compete in Warren YMCA Meet
Corry YMCA sends 33 swimmers, boys and girls, to the Second Annual Age Group Swim Meet at the Warren Y. Events run 5:30 PM tomorrow diving and 9:15 AM Saturday swimming across five divisions. Medals for top three, ribbons for fourth to sixth, and top three Ys earn team trophies.
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City Bowlers Award Winners and Officers Elected
Members of the Men's City Bowling Association awarded prizes for the city tournament and elected officers for the coming year. Trophies went to Harold Caster Jim Chris Max Chris Chuck Mack and Chuck Mack Jr in team. Lanny Fitch and Al Long in doubles. Bob Linkerhoff in singles. Boyd Darling for high game. Jim Chris for all events. New officers named are Jack Magee president Nels Trisket first vice president Ford Stewart second vice president and Tom Shaw secretary treasurer. Next year’s tourney moves to Avalon Bowling Center with arrangements by incoming officers.
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Red Hot Tiger lights up Detroit on heater and trap
Jim Northrup powered Detroit with four RBI over two games as the Tigers swept Baltimore, lifting into a strong position in the AL RBI race. He played second fiddle to stars yet shrugged at superstardom while fans at Tiger Stadium applauded his sixth inning double and late doubles.
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Bucks Edge Bullets For 1-0 Lead In Nba Finals
Milwaukee Bucks defeated the Baltimore Bullets 98 to 88 in a nationally televised game to take a 1-0 lead in the NBA championship series. Coaches described the game as uninspiring and sloppy and blamed the Knicks for lingering psychological effects after last season’s loss.
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