Senators Rally To Edge Twins In 20 Inning Marathon
Washington Lorded a 7 run lead then endured a seven hour marathon to beat Minnesota 9-7 in 20 innings. Paul Casanova played every inning, delivering a bases loaded single to clinch. Detroit, Chicago, Boston and California won in other AL action as the long night stirred jackpot performances across the league.
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Cubs Split With Pirates in doubleheader
The Cubs split a doubleheader with the Pirates as Ferguson Jenkins became the NL’s first 15-game winner with a four-hitter and two RBIs in Chicago’s 6-0 win. Ed Bressoud and Lou Brock homered for St. Louis in a 11th-inning victory over the Dodgers.
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al Luplow
Eagles Seek Passing Power In 1967 Season Preview
A Look At Pro Football details Philadelphia Eagles coach Joe Kuharich predicting a stronger passing game. New receivers Mike Ditka and Gary Bailman join a revamped lineup while Norm Snead and King Hill share quarterback duties. Key changes include line and defense notes as the team eyes a comeback in the Capitol Division with rookies and draftees challenging for roles.
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Chicago
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Chicago Bears
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Pony League Champions team photo caption
Photographed are Pony League champions with players Jim Harvey John Wotns Bob Mc Cray Mark Chase Sam Estessi Clark Eston Ed Kovach Jr Paul Downey Lanny Fitch Chariie Bartox and Bob Malek. Reverend John Lucas.
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Lanny Fitch
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Bob Malek
John Lucas
Wally Mahle Named UC Grid Coach
Wally Mahle former Syracuse star and 1959 Ft LeBoeuf champion is named coach of Union City High School football. Paler announces the hiring as Mahle arrives to take over a Bears program moving from Erie County League to Crawford County for the 1988 season.
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Trout Unlimited to Dedicate West Branch Creek Facility
Members of Trout Unlimited will dedicate their experimental project on the west branch of Spring Creek Saturday. The ceremonies will take place at pp. m. at the first bridge above the Selkirk pumping station, west off Route 27, the lower end of the experimental section. The public is invited to attend and urged to bring fishing gear and enjoy Cald well Creek’s famed trout fishing in the late afternoon and early evening.
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Selkirk
Route 27
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Playground All Stars Clash Tonight at Bracken Field
The Playground All-Stars meet at Bracken Field at 6 p m for a summer season finale. Supervisor Joe Frisina told the Journal this morning the game is still on unless rain arrives.
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Cepeda suspended and fined for self-directed remark
In St Louis, Cepeda drew a two day suspension and a $100 fine after ejecting from the game with Dodgers for a self directed remark to umpire Landes. He said he asked if his swing was a strike and described the incident leading to the ejection as he directed a word at Landes. In Winnipeg, the Blue Bombers beat the Stampeders 27 16 as Calgary fumbles aided the score.
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Redskins Trounce Bears 37-14 In Exhibition Tilt
Washington Redskins rout Chicago Bears 37-14 before a sellout 47,565 at D C Stadium. Quarterback Sonny Jurgensen connected for a late score, A D Whitfield added an 8 yard TD, and Paul Krause returned a Bears fumble for a TD. Bears split quarterbacks with Jack Concannon leading a brief drive for their lone TD.
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Nicklaus slams tourney scheduling at Akron Classic
Global golf stars Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer criticize the 250,000 or 100,000 events clash as Milwaukee plans a July tournament conflicting with the British Open. Nicklaus urges attention beyond the United States and Palmer says he could skip some majors if scheduled consecutively. The Classic opens at Firestone with 72 holes over the 7,180 yard, par 70 course.
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Red's Pinson Player Who Came To Play
CINCINNATI AP Vada Pinson, the quiet Californian who joined the Reds in 1958, has played 1,334 games with only 26 missed. He had perfect attendance in four seasons and once logged 508 straight games ending May 31, 1962. His best years include four 200-hit seasons and a .943 batting mark in 1961 as Cincinnati won the pennant. His current average stands at .276 with a career .299.
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