Harrelson Debut Sparks Tigers vs Indians and Spills on Field
Oakland beat Minnesota 64 with Reggie Jackson hitting two homers after a heated clash with Dick Woodson on the mound. Jackson was ejected, Woodson left after a scuffle as benches cleared. Bobby Murcer also homered twice for New York in an 11-3 win over Cleveland, while Baltimore defeated Detroit 5-2 behind McNally's five-hitter and Frank Robinsons 7th homer early. Ken Harrelson debuted with a triple and infield hit for Cleveland.
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Jackson
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Twins
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New York
Cleveland
Indians
Baltimore
Detroit
Dave McNally
Washington
Boston
Sal Bando
A’s
Rick Monday
RBI
Tony Oliva
Blue Moon" Odom
Ken Harrelson
Yankee
Fritz Peterson
Murcer
Mickey Mantle
Jerry Kenney
Dick Simpson
Yankees
Jack Gibbs
Harrelson
Tony Horton
Proud Young Angler Joe Amy Displays Trout
Joe Amy a 10 year old son of Dr and Mrs Merle Amy of Corry displays two trout from Hare Creek. The fish measure 21 and 14 inches and weigh two and a half and one and a half pounds. Journal Photo by Johnston.
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Corry
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Johnston
Beaver Thinclads Travel To Meadville Today
Corry Beaver track team heads to Meadville to face the Bulldogs in the fourth meet of the season. Last outings saw losses to Warren and Franklin. Cranberry edged them in the opener. Meadville, led by Ike Burnett in the triple jump and freshmen Tom Fulton and Dale Smith, presents a tough challenge as Coach Max Bennink hopes for improved weather and a rebound win.
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Warren
Ike Burnett
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Tom Fulton
Dale Smith
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Smith
Bennink
Colbert Delivers First Major League Homer Against Astros
The Padres rookie infielder Nate Colbert, acquired in the October expansion draft, hits his first major league homer a three run shot in the eighth to beat the Astros 4-1. Houston starter Jim Ray leaves with an injury after being struck by a liner. Cincinnati, San Francisco, St. Louis and Philadelphia win others as the pennant chase unfolds across the league.
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Ollie Brown
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Denis Menke
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Lee May
Reds
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Bob Didier
Dave Giusti
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Giusti
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Coco Laboy
Rick Wise
Laboy
NEO U Today's Games Summary Card
Chicago versus New York in a nationwide league matchup leads the Saturday schedule. Montreal visits Pittsburgh while Cincinnati travels to San Diego. Houston clashes with San Francisco and Atlanta faces Los Angeles as action continues across venues.
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Corry swimmer Barb Seel enters national YMCA meet
Barb Seel, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Seel of Titusville, a Corry YMCA swimmer, competes in Green Bay Wisconsin at the National YMCA Women's Swimming and Diving Championships. She enters the one and three meter diving events in an open field with no age groups and a minimum age of 12.
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Barb Seel
Robert Sel
Titusville
Barb
Merous
YMCA
Green Bay
Wis
Meadville Grid Coach Joins Edinboro Staff
Meadville Area Senior High School football coach John D. Hyland will join Edinboro State College as an assistant to new head coach Bill McDonald. Hyland shifts after a year in Meadville and follows fellow grid coach Bob King who left for Saxonburg.
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Edinboro
John D. Hyland
Meadville Area Senior High School
Edinboro State College
Meadville Today
Hyland
Bill McDonald
Bob King
Oil City
Saxonburg
Boca Raton Fin Defeats St Louis In Polo Playoff
In Aiken South Carolina Boca Raton Fin defeated St Louis 12 to 8 yesterday in the National 16 Goal Polo Tournament and earned a berth to face Meadowbrook New York Sunday for the national championship.
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Boca Raton
Fin
St. Louis
Meadowbrook
N.Y
Marquette Names New Basketball Coach for Fall
Milwuakee Marquette High alum Kendall McCray enters as coach at Marquette University this fall. The announcement highlights his prior playing standout status and ties to the Milwaukee area.
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Quette University
Marquette
Milwaukee Marquette High
Big Names Struggle As Nelson Classic Opens In Dallas
Julius Boros leads a field lacking major winners after round one of the Byron Nelson Classic at Preston Trail. Sean Bert Greene held a 66, with Boros tied at 67 alongside Chris Blocker and Bob Menne. Greene and Blocker seek first pro victory as Menne battles to make the cut in his rookie year, finishing the day as the last qualifier in a 147-player field. Palmer Trevino Crampton Charles Lunn Moody among 69s group as Barber slips to 90.
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Big Julie
Preston Trial Golf Club
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Bob Menne
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Blocker
Menne
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Mass
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Fla
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Lee Trevino
Bruce Crampton
Lefty
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Bob Lunn
Orville Moody
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