Corry Savings and Loan faces Erie in rain delayed Legion game
Corry Savings and Loan hosts United Auto Workers 1186 of Erie in a critical District 12 American Legion baseball showdown delayed by rain at Loveland Field. Erie, state title contenders, brings top prospects and a strong lineup, while Corry buffers with Harold Bromley and pitcher Black ahead of Morton in relief roles as the field risks further damage.
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Cort
Eric
George Sprovers
Corry Savings and Loan
United Auto Workers
Erie
American Legion
Invaders
Corry
Harold Bromley
Bromley
Legion
Sprovert
Black
Lakewood
Tom Morton
Cal
Morton
Spartansburg Legion
Bob Zalzneck
Sproveri
Bill Linski
George Koestner
Dave Beal
Art Hotchkiss
Dandbl
Mike Dubrosky
Jerry Kennedy
Dexter Sandburg
al Rigby
Sprovers
Mets Smash Bob Friend in Rain-Shortened Loss at Pittsburgh
The Mets defeated Bob Friend 7 4 at Forbes Field, ending his 200th major league defeat. Friend, now 10-12, surrendered eight hits after a rough first inning, while Al Jackson improves to 6-11 against the Pirates this season. Vernon Law matches up for Pittsburgh in the next game.
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New York Mets
Bob Friend
Friend
Mets
New Yorkers
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Pirates
Forbes Field
New York
al Jackson
Vernon Law
Plastics overpower Mike's Pizzeria in City Softball League
Plastics pounded Mike's Pizzeria with seven home runs in a 167 to something defeat in last night's City Softball League game. Chase earned the win as Sperry took the loss. Home run hitters included Turner Bromley Wickwire Thomas Grant D Sperry Norton Hunt. Umpire B Turner.
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Mike
Erie County
Lick Chase
Don Sperry
D. Turner
Bromley
Wickwire
Thomas
Grant
D. Sperry
Norton
Hunt
B. Turner
Rain Delays Moose Ellis Little League Baseball Game
Rain postponed the Moose versus Ellis game, rescheduled by Commissioner Ben Calderone for 5:15 p.m. Priday. Moose will face the VFW at 6:15, aiming for their first win after 14 straight losses. In Cleveland, Indians sign 17-year-old catcher Francis Healey of Holyoke, Mass., for a sizable bonus.
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Ellis
Ben Calderone
VFW
Moose Nine
Indians
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Francis Healey
Holyoke
Mass
Hank Aaron’s power fuels pennant chase in late season slugging
Hank Aaron blasted his 19th and 20th homers of the season to lift Milwaukee and push his career total to 362, surpassing Joe DiMaggio and shining amid a tight pennant race between Philadelphia and San Francisco. Johnny Callison added a grand slam for the Phillies as injuries mounted for Rojas and Gonzalez. Willie Mays and Cepeda led the Giants in a 6-3 win, while the Reds, Mets, and Dodgers also posted wins in a busy night of baseball.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Milwaukee
Hank Aaroi
Braves
Houston
Aaron
DiMaggio
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Johnny Callison
Phillies
San Francisco Giants
Cookie Rojas
Tony Gonzalez
Rojas
Frank Thomas
Cubs
Andre Rodgers
Ernie Banks
Callison
Gus Triandos
Ellsworth
Harvey Kuenn
Giants
Hal Lanier
Cepeda
Kuena
Mays
Robinson
Reds
Johnson
Joey Jay
Dodger
Phillies Player Gonzalez Hospitalized After Injury
X rays on Phillies outfielder Gonzalez were negative at Wesley Memorial Hospital after he collided with the centerfield wall in the third inning of a 13-5 win over the Cubs. Rojas, who hurt both wrists, was released. Gonzalez remained overnight for observation after being struck on the helmet by Dick Ellsworth.
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Phillie Stars
Chicago
Philadelphia Phillies
Cookie Rojas
Tony Gonzalez
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Rojas
Chicago Cubs
Gonzalez
Dick Ellsworth
Berra’s Yanks falter as White Sox sweep twin bill
Chicago White Sox defeat the New York Yankees 4-2 in the day game and 5-0 in the nightcap. Pete Ward collects four RBIs across the pair, including his 17th homer, while Juan Pizarro earns win in the nightcap with a five-hitter. The Sox pull within one game of Baltimore, as other AL results shape the pennant race. Boog Powell hits his 30th for the Orioles in a 8-7 win over Boston.
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Ward
Juan Pizarro
Pizarro
Chicago
Belich Leads West Allis Teeners With Grand Slam Win
Marc Belich of West Allis Wisconsin followed a perfect game with a grand slam accounting for five RBIs as his team beat Chillicothe Ohio 10 3. Uniontown Pennsylvania defeated defending champion Gastonia North Carolina 2 1 behind Tom Ulrey two hit pitching. Canal Zone fell to Gloucester New Jersey 6 3 ending its run.
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Nrershe
Marc Belich
West Allis
Wis
Chillicote
Ohio
Belich
Uniontown
Gastonia
N.C
Tom Ulrey
Canal Zone
Gloucester
N.J
Pa Girl Advances To Fourth Round In U.S. Tennis Test
Beaver Falls teen Caro lyn Clarke moved to the fourth round of the 47th U.S. Girls Lawn Tennis Championships at the Cricket Club, beating Diana Mosgofian of Santa Barbara 6-3 6-2 6-2. In another match, Jane Bertman of Bloomsburg lost to Peaches Bartkowic of Hamtramck 6-0 6-1.
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Sauwauelphia
Carolyn Clarke
Beaver Falls
U.S
Diana Mosgofian
Santa Barbara
Calif
Jane Bertman
Bloomsburg
Peaches Bartkowic
Hamtramck
Mich
Wonder Where: Wallop Went Wonder Where: Wallop Went
New York Yankees slump with team batting under .250 and six of nine rivals topped in homers. Mickey Mantle leads at .310 while White Sox sweep day night twin bill, dropping the Yanks to third place behind Orioles and Sox. Pitching woes mount with Whitey Ford sidelined. Mel Stottlemyre recalled to start as New York searches for offense and timely hitting.
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New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Yanks
Babe Ruth
Organiza
White Sox
Chicago
Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
al Lopez
Whitey Ford
Yo Berra
Richmond
Mel Stottlemyre
Berra
National League and American League standings and results
Baseball standings show National League leaders Philadelphia and San Francisco with wins and losses, followed by Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Milwaukee, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Houston. Tuesday results include Philadelphia over Chicago, New York over Pittsburgh, and others with rain affecting a 7 1/2 inning game. American League leaders Baltimore and Chicago lead, New York and Los Angeles follow, with games listed for today and the next day.
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San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Chicago
Houston
AIT
New York
St. Lot
Pet. G.B
Baltimore
Lo Angeles
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Blaik Named To Football Hall Of Fame
Ten more names were added to the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame led by Harl H. Blaik former Dartmouth and Army coach who originated the lonely end formation. Inductees include Carroll Evans Herwig Hubert Mallory Rote Sprackling Lea and Rinehart. The group was chosen by an honor court and will be inducted December 8 at the foundation’s dinner.
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National Football Foundation
Harl H. Blaik
Dartmouth
Army
Charles C. Carroll
University of Washington
Ray R. Evans
Kansas University
Robert J. Herwig
University of California
Allison Hubert
University of Alabama
William N. Mallory
Yale University
William Kyle Rote
Southern Methodist University
W. Earl Sprackling
Brown University
Langdon Lea
Princeton
Charles R. Rinehart
Lafayette
Lea
Rinehart
Mallory
Fred Russell
Nashville Banner
Chester J. LaRoche
Foundation
Donald B. Laurie
Rutgers, University
New Jersey
Otto Blasts Jim Brown in Canton Clash Over Browns Back
AP reports at a NFL Hall of Fame gathering Otto Graham urged trading Jim Brown for blocking and faking concerns. Browns coach Barton Collins and owner Arthur Modell objected, Brown dismissed Graham as an outsider, while Graham labeled Browns failures as Brown’s lack of blocking.
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Calif
Cleveland Browns
Jim Brown
Cleveland
Otto Graham
Graham
Canton
Ohio
Brown
Barton Collier
Arthur Modell
Otto
Browns
National Football League
Modell
Coast Guard Academy
Jim
Major League Stars Shine in Doubleheader Sweep
Pete Ward of the White Sox slugged a homer and five singles as Chicago swept a twin bill from the New York Yankees to move within one game of the AL lead by Baltimore. Luis Tiant of the Indians improved to 8-1 with a four hit victory over the Angels. If You Read It In The Journal You Know It's True.
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Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Kansas City
Minnesta
Detroit
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Yankees
Baltimore
Chicago
Berra
Jim Hannan
Nelson Mathews
Athletics
Earl Bakey
Tony Oliva
Twins
Tiger
Don Demeter
Hank Aguirre
Luis Tiant
Max Alvis
Indians
Angels
Alvis
Sioce
Pete Ward
New York Yankees
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