County Fair Calf Championship Highlights at Crossing
The junior, inter, and senior calf divisions awarded top honors. Grand Farms led with standout entries across three age groups, claiming best animal honors and top ribbons. Dodd Jr. judged the senior class, naming the dam and five-year standings amid yesterday's contest.
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Maloney Posts Second No-Hitter in 40-Inning Opener
Jim Maloney pitched a second no hitter as Cincinnati edged Chicago 1-0 in 40 innings to open a doubleheader. Leo Cardenas hit a 10th inning homer after Ed Bailey warned Maloney, making him the first pitcher with two extra inning no-hitters. Dodgers, Braves, and Cubs games reshaped the NL standings with late rallies and errors.
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Rainy Dodgers? Twins sweep Tigers as Spahn and Sam echoed
In a Spirit of the old ditty, Spahn and Sam, then pray for rain, Minnesota Twins ace Mudcat Grant and Jim Kaat paced a twin bill sweep of Detroit. Grant struck five in the first game for his 16th win, Kaat followed with a six hitter to seal a 2-0, 8-3 day. New York, Boston wins boost the AL standings as Mele's club opens a larger lead.
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Cardwell Faces Braves in Opening of Extended Home Stand
FITTSBURGH AP The Pittsburgh Pirates start a long home stretch with a three game series against the Milwaukee Braves. Don Cardwell is slated to start for Pittsburgh against Wade Blass for Milwaukee. In other news the Pirates will move spring training from Fort Myers to Deerfield Beach in 1967 under a 30 year contract for a training complex costing over 1 million dollars.
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Frisco Lass In Quarter Final Tennis Victory
In Philadelphia at the U S Girls Grass Court Championships Rose Mary Casals of San Francisco, top seed, defeated Patsy Rippy of Shawnee Oklahoma in a three set quarterfinal after her opponent double faulted on match point. Paced by Batkowicz and Verzin wins, the event unfolds with strong performances from junior players.
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Penns Club Out In Pony League Tourney Losses
Penns Club of Washington Pennsylvania was eliminated after a second loss in the Pony League eastern division tournament. Stratford Connecticut defeated allegheny-kiski valley 8-1, while Euclid Ohio beat Charlotte North Carolina 11-2.
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Teener League Crown Duel Narrowly Looms
In Hershey Pennsylvania the Teener League tournament heads to a final showdown between Struthers Ohio and Lebanon Valley Pennsylvania. Lebanon beat Struthers earlier, while Struthers reached the final with a 12 to 9 win over Shelby North Carolina in a dramatic late inning surge.
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Warren County Readies First Public 18-Holer
Warren County prepares Jackson Valley Country Club to open an 18 hole public golf course by next July. The new nine will join the existing nine, adding about 58 600 yards with a 71 par planned pending USGA ratings. Features include a remotely operated pop up sprinkler system and ongoing work by seeders and graders.
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Beavers Aim for Section II Climb After Rough Season
Corry Area High School Beavers under head coach Lou Hanna enter year two with optimism after a 1-8 season. Senior QB Jerry Roach and end Jim Cartier secure starting spots. team focuses on defense and passing as they rehearse drills and plan scrimmage to gauge prospects.
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Emmaus Still Undefeated In Legion Tourney
Emmaus stayed undefeated in the Pennsylvania American Legion Baseball Tournament after a 43 win over South Scranton. West Chester beat Lower Burrell 5-2, Moon Township defeated Meadville 3-0 and then crushed Freeport 12-5. Moon Township’s Dave Radison drove in five runs and Dick Gronzik hit a three run homer. Emmaus vs Lower Burrell and a South Scranton Moon Township elimination game set the next slate.
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Money as the root of NCAA AAU dispute hints Senate
Sen Joss Bass says big money earnings may shape the NCAA AAU row now rocking U S track and field. He plans to discuss with Bud Wilkinsor and other sports figures as the Senate probes the dispute. Witnesses include Yale athletic director Delaney Kiphuth U S Olympic Committee secretary Asa Bushnell and Track Coaches Association president M J Easton.
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Minnesota Twins Fans Welcome World Series Visitors
In Minneapolis yesterday a car bore a bumper sign welcoming World Series visitors, signaling optimism for the Twins to win the American League pennant. The plate on the car was from Michigan, adding a humorous note to the scene.
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