Corry Savings and Loan Beats Erie 1186 5-3
Tom Morton earned the win with three hits allowed and eight strikeouts as Corry Savings and Loan edged UAW 1186 of Erie 5-3 at Loveland Field. Morton tripled in the third, Dan Ald and Jim Black drove in runs, and Art Hotchkiss added a later triple. The crowd raised nearly $18 for Erie’s state finals trip, while talk of stronger local teams and a possible Glenwood League venture swirled afterward.
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Weekend Major League Baseball Schedule and Standings
Weekend games feature New York at Baltimore Detroit at Kansas City and Los Angeles at Washington with Chicago at Boston Cleveland at Minnesota and Detroit at Kansas City again. National League standings list Philadelphia and San Francisco leading, Milwaukee and St. Louis near .500. Friday results include Pittsburgh over Chicago and Philadelphia over New York. multiple matchups set for Saturday and Sunday.
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Moose Drops 15th Straight
Elks rally past Moose 9 to 8 at Bracken Field in a Little League game. Bob Steaves delivered a two-out single in the bottom of the final inning for the winning run as Elks improve to 9-8. Moose end at 8-15 with their fifteenth straight loss.
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Doe Licenses To Come Out Nov. 9
AP reports county treasurers will begin accepting applications for antlerless deer licenses on September 21 with licenses issued November 9. The antlerless season runs December 14 and 15. The State Game Commission says 274000 licenses will be issued this year, up 70000 from last season.
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Congress Views Baseball as Big Business
Congress probes the 11.2 million CBS purchase of majority Yankees stake. Lawmakers urge antitrust scrutiny, noting baseball as big business. Some senators urge restraint while examining impact on radio TV rights and World Series bidding amid a push for broader sports antitrust clarity.
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New York
Ed Short
Chicago White Sox
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Skating Champion Marika Kilius Weds Werner Zahn
World pairs champion Marika Kilius married Werner Zahn yesterday in Frankfurt Germany. The ceremony linked two prominent skating figures with Kilius retaining her status after international titles and Zahn entering public life.
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Big League Stars Shine As Killebrew Drives In Runs
Harmon Killebrew of the Twins hit his 41st home run and added a single to drive in two runs and take the American League RBI lead with 92 in Minnesota's 7 8 decision over Cleveland. Bob Bolin of the Giants allowed only one hit in a 3 0 win over Milwaukee.
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NYP League Scores Hit Hard by Tight Tuesday Play
Geneva edged Batavia 3 to 2 while Wellsville defeated Auburn 5 to 2. Binghamton dominated Jamestown 15 to nothing in a high scoring matchup.
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Dean Chance and Harmon Killebrew pace stubborn pennant fever
Dean Chance stretched his win streak to eight as the Angels blanked the Washington Senators 7-0 in the second game of a doubleheader, while Harmon Killebrew hit his 41st homer to lead the Twins past Cleveland 7-6 and extend his RBI and homer pace. The Orioles held a three game lead in the American League, beating the Yankees 4-2.
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Lakers Rout Celtics In YMCA Basketball Action
Lakers beat Celtics 63 to 28 on outdoor court led by Dat Taylor with 19 points and Terry Uppermar 18. Celtics top scorer Bob Blair had 16 while Jim Landy added 6. Lakers sit six wins in nine games, one back of league leader Bullets with three left.
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