Meadville Hires Coaches as Stellato Steps Down
Meadville Bulldogs announce changes at the Meadville School Board meeting with Tony Stellato resigning as head basketball coach to devote time to family. Jim LaScola named head wrestling coach, Zane Nossekoff as assistant football, Bill Keppel as golf coach, while five vacancies remain including cross country and two assistant track roles.
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Meadville
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Meadville School Board
Jim LaScola
Zane Nossekoff
Bill Keppel
Stellato
Cepeda Dominates Giants as Cards Roll 9-0 in NL Action
St Louis shells Sadecki for three first inning runs and Cepeda drives in the third with his 22nd homer as Nelson Briles records his eighth win. Cepeda goes 3 for 5 lifting his average near league lead while Sadecki endures five innings and takes his fifth loss. Phillies, Reds, Cubs and Astros post decisive wins in the rest of the NL slate.
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Cards
Sadecki
Giants
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York Mets
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Chicago
Houston
Atlanta
Cardinals
Julian Javier
Cepeda
Javier
Bob Bolin
Briles
Larry Jackson
Mets
New York
Rich Allen
Rick Wise
Bill White
Tony Gonzalez
Phillies
Milt Pappas
al Ferrara
Pete Rose
Reds
Don Drysdale
Joe Niekro
Cubs
Pirates
Bob Veale
Billy Williams
Astros
Dave Giusti
Joe Morgan
Bob Aspromonte
Ron Brand
Niekro Shocks Pirates In Cubs 8-1 Win
Joe Niekro, a 22 year old rookie, drove in three runs with a bases loaded double, scored twice and helped the Chicago Cubs halt Pittsburgh’s five game win streak with an 8-1 victory. Niekro, once a Pirates fan from Lansing Ohio, spoiled the home club as he limited them and earned his seventh win.
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Joe Niekro
Kbis Lansing
Ohio
Forbes Field
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Niekro
Chicago Cubs
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Ann Poree
Wierton
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Cubs
Randy Hundley
Ted Savage
Adolfo Phillips
Bob Veale
Curry Winning Pitcher Dominates Church League Softball
In a church league softball game, pitcher Bob Marsh earned the win while Ron Swacker hamer faced the loss with Duane Edwards as umpire. Doubles included Eugene Zajac Bill Linski Ray Troyer and Bob Hostetler. Chuck Jackson secured the win against Bob Hostetler as umpires Frisina and Laurie officiated.
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Eugene Zajac
Bill Linski
Ray Troyer
Bob Hostetler
Chuck Jackson
Frisina
Laurie
Saints Hope to March On With Mix of Veterans
San Diego AP reports New Orleans seeks strength in defense under Tom Fears as Jim Taylor leads the offense for the expansion Saints. Ball control and a patchwork line challenge passer Gary Cuozzo, with Billy Kilmer possibly starting. New talent including Don McCall Les Kelley John Gilliam and Jerry Simmons compete for key roles as the team builds.
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Paul Hornung
New Orleans
Green Bay
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Taylor
Baton Rouge
Pittsburgh Steelers
Saints
Los Angeles
St. Louis Cardinals
Tom Fears
Atlanta
Fears
California Western University
Gary Cuozzo
Billy Kilmer
Don McCall
Southern Cal
Les Kelley
Alabama
Tom Barrington
Washington
Charlie Tolar Quits Grid After Oiler Retirement
HOUSTON AP Fullback Charlie Tolar a key member of the first AFL Houston Oilers announces retirement after knee surgery. At 29 he logged over 1,000 rushing yards in a single season and joins former Oilers as a veteran leaving the franchise. Namath Still Out Namath knee injury keeps him from practicing at Jets camp, Jets spokesman says.
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Teri” Marguich
Port Scranton
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Game Commission
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Kan
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National Baseball Congress Journey
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Robin
Houston
Charlie Tolar
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Tolar
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Namath
Peekskill
N.Y
Joe Namath
New ‘York Jets
Philadelphia
Tiant Fans 16 For Tribe Chisox Hold 1-Point Lead Over Red Sox
Tiant struck out 16 for the Tribe as Boston split with Washington in a doubleheader. Dick McAuliffe drove in two in the nightcap and Detroit edged Minnesota 2-1 on a disputed wild pitch by Al Worthington. Chicago split with New York, tight AL pennant race tightens with Boston and Detroit one game back.
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Dick McAuliffe
Scott
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Red Sox
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al Worthington
Horton
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New York Yankees
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California
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Athletics
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Dick Nen
Earl Wilson
Tigers
Dean Chance
Wilson
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Tony Oliva
Ted Uh- Taender
Wayne Causey
White Sox
Corry Rod and Gun Club Field Day Plans Set
The Corry Rod and Gun Club outlines a September 10 field day at the Columbus grounds with running deer, trap, skeet, pistol and tuck shoots. Displays by Game and Fish, local dealers, and pony rides for children are planned. A Civil War reenactment with black powder and cannons will occur. Hunter safety course starts September 14 at 7 p.m.. contact Dave Schweigert or other members.
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Corry
Columbus Grounds
Dave Schweigert
Game and Fish Commission
Schweigert
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