Patek shines as Pirates sweep Phillies in doubleheader
Fred Patek leads a Pirates surge with four singles and a double plus four RBI as Pittsburgh routs Philadelphia 4-0 and 8-3. Stargell Oliver and Robertson power the win while Dock Ellis and Bruce Dal Canton secure the pair of victories. Mets slide as Cardinals and Cubs win.
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Roberto Clemente
Willie Stargell
al Oliver
Bob Robertson
Pittsburgh
Fred Patek
Sfooté
Pirates
Stargell
Oliver
Robertson
Patek
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Alou
Dock Ellis
Phillies
Jim Bunning
Bruce Dal Canton
Alley
Mets
Tom Seaver
Nelson Briles
Cardinals
Briles
Seaver
Ken Holtzman
Canada
Montreal
John Boccabella
Adolfo Phillips
Bob Bailey
Fon Santo
Cubs
Jack Billingham
Houston
Bob Watson
Cesar Cedeno
Denis Menke
Nate Colbert
Tomorrow's Games Time and matchups listed
Tomorrow's schedule lists Chicago at Philadelphia New York at Pittsburgh Montreal at St Louis Cincinnati at Los Angeles Houston at San Francisco with only these games scheduled and no additional contests.
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Mets
Montreal
Houston
San Diego
Atlanta
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Patek
eencAley
Columbus
Pirates
Alley
Matty Alou
Oliver
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Louis
Vison Potos
Pittsburon
Sant Chicago
St. Louis
Allania
Qilcago
Allanta
Jenkins
Jackson
McAndrew
Moose
McGinn
Sibson
Nolan
Moeller
Esd
Wiekra
Roberts
Kirby
Twdnight
Dierker
Bryant
Detroiter Helps Yankees Tie Game With Mysterious Homer
Detroit's Ike Brown barely touched Bobby Murcer's foul ball left field in the fifth inning of the Yankees doubleheader. The ball caromed into the stands for a two run homer that tied the game at five. New York later won 7-5 to reclaim second in the AL East behind Detroit. Other AL scores included Minnesota 2 California 1 in 14, Cleveland 7 Baltimore 1, Kansas City 5 Oakland 3, Washington 5 Boston 2, and Chicago 7 Milwaukee 3.
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Baltimore
New York
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Minnesota
Wentakland
California
Kansas City
Chicago
Milwaukee
Oakland
Lockwood
Krausse
Gohneon
Morehead
Twiight
Fingers
Perry
Bradiey
Jonnso
Phoebus
Hand
Koonce
Honnan
Calm
New Yorke
McCormick
Morrow
Ike Brown
New York Yankees
Brown
Bobby Murcer
Yankees
Tigers
Baltimore $O
Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Roy White
Dalton Jones
Mickey Stanley
Stanley
Mel Stottlemyre
Jim Northrup
Mumson
George Mitterwald
Paul Doyle
Mel Queen
Harmon Killebrew
Bill Voss
Homer
Bill Zeep
Andy Messersmith
Hawaii
Dean Chance
Tony Horton
Graig Nettles
Jim Hardin
Don Buford
Paul Blair
Minor Leagues Hold Annual All Star Game At Mead Park
Little League managers scout prospect stars as Wright Street and high school leagues meet at Olin Bracken Field. Wright Street Stars and High School team led by managers Dave Cole, Ron Daniels, Marty Mitchell, Terry Young with assistants and players listed, game slated for 6 pm. League officials require arrivals by 5 pm.
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Mead Park
Corry
Wright Street
Olin Bracken Field
Dave Cole
Ron Daniels
Wright Street Stars
Greg Hammond
Fred Wilson
Tony Rushin
John Difonzo
David Lee
Fred Schneider
Pat Jones
Tim Bracken
Bob Clayton
Bob Morris
Tim Gluvna
Dave Rainesalo
Ernest Rachel
Keith Swart
Dan Moore
John Brant
Mike Zarger
Mark Anthony
Marty Mitchell
Terry Young
Steve Kerr
Bobby Fish
Mark Cooney
Ed Davis
Ron Mack
Steve Melzer
Mike Melzer
Ron Morgan
Tim Nelson
John Maloney
Dave Hajec
Gary Merkle
Jim Tobin
Richard Page
Mike Maloney
Dorr Clark
Skipp Trott
Gary Kerr
Crotty-Ferrando eliminates Corry Western Auto in playoff win
Crotty-Ferrando remained alive in the Union City Softball League playoffs by edging Western Auto 21 to 4. Harold Bromley hit a solo homer and scored again, while Crotty-Ferrando hitters led by Bromley, Brooks, Norton and Kari Brooks. Western Auto started strong with two early doubles but could muster only four hits. CF must win Monday at Union City High School to keep their double elimination run alive.
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Crotty-Ferrando
Union City
C F Boys
Western Auto
Ed Swanson
Ed Curry
Western Autoboys
Harold Bromley
Bromley
Dave Brook
Crotty-Perrando
Bromiley
Brooks
Bil Norton
Kari Brooks
Don Sperry
Swanson
Curry
Ed Alderman
Ted Bidwell
Cherry Hill
Union City High School
Catholics Rally To Edge Presbyterians In Last Inning Softball Fight
In the Church Recreation Softball League at Corry Area High School, the Catholic Youth topped the Presbyterians 11 to 10 after a seesaw battle. Nick Walker scored the decisive run on Gary Pike's RBI roller as the Catholics loaded the bases in the final frame. Joe Gerzina and Chuck Jackson starred for the Catholics, while Ed Mikesell and Merle Ottaway led the Presbyterians.
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Ireland
Corry Area
Church Recreation
Webster
Gary Pike
Pike
Presbyterian
Dan McEldowney
Nick Walker
Presbyterians
Joe Gerzina
Chuck Jackson
Nick Walter
Bill Mitchell
Jackson
Ed Mikesell
Merle Ottaway
Daughters Top Mothers 21 20 In Softball Finale
The girls beat the mothers 21 to 20 in the league finale as Shawn Ferrando led with three hits including two doubles and a homer. Mrs Ferrando and Sally Babcock led the mothers with strong hits. Sorenson took the loss. Final standings place Venus, Neptune, Jupiter, Mars in that order.
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Shawn Ferrando
Shawn
Ferrando
Babcock
Corry Jamestown Nips Wesleyville In Last Inning
Corry Jamestown Little Leaguers defeated Wesleyville 4 3 in a late inning rally. Mason led Wesleyville with two hits while Corry Jamestown collected five hits from Cragg Hammond Bracken Hammond and Cole. Hammerlee earned the win with Wetmore and Cole piggybacking in relief.
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Corry Jamestown
Wesleyville
Joe Baressi
North East
Wealeyville
Mason
Mike Cragg
John Hammond
Bill Bracken
Greg Hammond
Dave Cole
Bill Hammerlee
Tim Wetmore
Dolan Leads Ladies Day At North Hills
Dottie Dolan captured flight one low gross honors at North Hills Ladies Day as Troy Miller and Harriet Molk tied for second with Carol Matteson third. Miller, Molk and Sandburg, Osler, Dolan shared low net third. Lucille Church won both low gross and low net in flight two, with Louise Cheney in second and Ottaway in third for low net. Church Miller Jackson Halfast tied for game of the day while Maddy Cole Inez Rath Dorothy Walsh hosted.
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Dottie Dolan
North Hills
Troy Miller
Harriet Molk
Carol Matteson
Miller
Molk
Mary Sandburg
Judy Osler
Dolan
Lucille Church
Louise Cheney
Judy Ottaway
Ottaway
Cheney
Church, Miller
Phyllis Jackson
Fran Halfast
Maddy Cole
Inez Rath
Dorothy Walsh
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al Atkinson
New York Jets
Herb Adderley
Green Bay Packers
Atkinson
Joe Namath
Adderley
Packers
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Frank “Dooley” Adams
Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame
Jerry Kenney
Gene Michael
Thurman Munson
Corry Western Auto
Phanco’s
East High St
Desmond
Stateline Speedway
Susts
Jamestown, N.Y
WIGHT
Bazaar
Anid
Bartlett Pearl
Florida
Sugardale Coneys
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