Koufax Dominates Cardinals Amid Elbow Relief
Sandy Koufax won his 20th game as the Dodgers defeated the Cardinals 4 1. A cortisone shot eased his elbow pain from earlier in the week, allowing him to pitch effectively through six hits, 10 strikeouts, and a strong later innings showing.
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Harborcreek sprinter shines at Buffalo Fire Fighters Meet
Harborcreek’s Barry Lints placed third in the high jump and fourth in the broad jump at the Buffalo Fire Fighters Track Meet. Ralph Boston won the broad jump with 25-11 and William Crawford took the high jump title with 6-9, amid a field of record holders and international athletes.
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Big Little League World Series Opens in Williamsport
The 20th annual Little League World Series gathers eight teams from Japan Germany Mexico and four US regions for a week of games. Opening Tuesday features Sacramento versus Windsor and Houston against Monterrey with semifinals Thursday and the final Saturday at 2 pm.
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Tex
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Rhein-Main Air Force Base
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Lamade Memorial Field
Wall Streaks To Victory In Insurance City Open
Art Wall Jr. wins the Insurance City Open at Wethersfield CC with 18 under par 266, led from start to finish. He posted 65 64 69 68 for the $20,000 first prize, finishing two strokes ahead of Wes Ellis Jr. and with Billy Casper, George Archer three back. Arnold Palmer struggled on the greens, failing to mount a bid.
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Bob Goalby
Wall
Goalby
Wes Ellis Jr
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Ellis
Insurance City
Billy Casper
George Archer
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Whitey Ford Placed on Disabled List Again
New York Yankees pitcher Whitey Ford is on the disabled list for the second time this season after arm trouble. He had been on the list June 6 to 24 and has only pitched in relief for seven weeks. A second item notes Pitt appointing Dave Batchelor as assistant track coach, formerly at Churchill Area High School.
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New York Yankees
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Pittsburgh
Pitt
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Churchill Area High School
Pirates Hit Cubs in 81 Victory Boosts Hitting Hype
Pirates unload 18 hits in an 81 win over the Cubs as stars Manny Mota Willie Stargell Roberto Clemente Jesse Gonder drive the attack. Walker praises the unit and notes the book on hitting may be revised to include current Pirates.
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Willie Stargell
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Larry Elliot
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Houston
Chicago
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Nellie Fox
Dick Groat
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Don Hoak
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Wallker
Veale
New York
Browns Rout Falcons 42-3 in Cotton Bowl exhibition
Browns upset the Falcons 42-3 before 48 548 fans at Atlanta as Collier urged patience with Cleveland. Hecker vowed changes after a rough showing while Dallas impressed by beating Green Bay 21-3 and the Cowboys won 75 504 at the Cotton Bowl.
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Wright Captures Western Open With One Stroke Victory
Mickey Wright won the Women's Western Open by one stroke at Mukwonago Wisconsin as Margie Masters and Jo Ann Prentice faltered on the gth green. Pirates host Phillies as Woody Fryman faces Bob Buhl in a home series opener.
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Beavers Begin Tough Preseason With Key Position Changes
Corry Area High School football under coach Lou Hanna enters week two of preseason drills. John Waseak shifts from center to tackle and Carl Hillstrom moves from tackle to end as Hanna seeks two deep at every position. He reports no injuries and notes escalating drills, planned scrimmage, and upcoming clinic before the Warren opener.
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Frank Ryans Elbow Sore Leads Browns to Consider Harness
Cleveland Browns quarterback Frank Ryan shrugs off a sore elbow but the coaching staff contemplates using a protective harness during practice to prevent overextension on deep throws. Coach Blanton Collier notes a limited throwing program as Ryan faced pain on full extension.
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Ohio
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Cleveland Browns
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Jim Ninowski
Steelers Break Out Of Slump In Exhibition Upset
The Pittsburgh Steelers upset the San Francisco 49ers 34 to 17 in Salem Oregon for their first exhibition win since 1964. Pittsburgh gained 387 yards as Bill Austin praised a team victory and teased a potential win at Green Bay next weekend. Claudia Mayhew of Carmel Indiana won the 18th USGA Junior Women's golf championship by beating Kathy Ahern of Dallas Texas 3 and 2.
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John Chillock Tops Local Member-Guest Golf Tourney
John Chillock of Lorry Voul and guest A Isenberg from Ebensburg won the local course member-guest with 864 in best-ball handicap, edging Leo Dolan and Neil Coughlin by one stroke. Third went to Walt Bowen and Tom Barrett at 66, with prizes awarded and a dinner dance to follow.
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Chip Martin
al Morrison
Jim Hannan
Scranton Nine Captures State American Legion Title
South Scranton defeated Kittanning 2–0 to win the Pennsylvania State American Legion Baseball championship in Allentown. Pitcher Yank Bunnell earned the win while allowing eight hits and fanning one with one walk. His season record rose to 10–1.
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