Chisox Implement Waiting Game For Win
Chicago White Sox win 21 to 0 in 11 innings after Eddie Stanky shifts to waiting tactic. McCormick becomes NL's first 18-game winner as Giants blank Atlanta 2-0. Twins pull within one game of first with Boston split. other AL and NL results noted.
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Schnars Wins Layfield Race At Busti
In the Layfield Memorial fifty lap race at Busti N Y Bobby Schnars led late after a transmission issue sidelined early favorite Ron Blackmer Freddy Knapp overtook Blackmer for runner up as Parmenter led early and Ed Nelson awarded the Dean Layfield trophy. Sportsman feature winner Ron Blackmer also demonstrated late surge while Ed Dawson escaped a fiery crash unharmed.
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Steelers' Gros Out For Knee Surgery
Pittsburgh full back Earl Gros will miss about six weeks after knee cartilage removal surgery. The NFL club said he would be out two or three regular season games. Gros entered Divine Providence Hospital yesterday in his first season with Pittsburgh after an off season trade with the Eagles.
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Phantoms Plan For 1968 Season Despite Poor Finish
Pittsburgh Phantoms announce plans for next season after finishing 10 147 in the Eastern Division of the National Professional Soccer League. Club director Dick George cites belief in pro soccer's future in Pittsburgh following a 3 2 win over the Baltimore Bays.
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First Time In History Little League Title Crosses Pacific
West Tokyo's Little League team defeated North Roseland of Chicago 41 to claim the world series title, the first from across the Pacific. Pitcher Mashahiro Miyahara limited the US side to three hits, while Kenichi Tsuchiya hit a 200-foot homer and Tokyo built a 4 0 lead before holding on for the triumph.
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Saban Shakes Broncos With New Lineup and Tensi Pick
Denver under Lou Saban reshapes the team trading nine players for youth and adding quarterback Steve Tensi. Tensi led a 49 9 win over Minnesota as Saban pushes to lift the Broncos from a 4 10 record and establish a new image.
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Set Additional Rec Football Registration
Seventh graders who did not register today can register tomorrow at Wright School field at 10 a.m. The notice cites work from Low Hanna and urges interested participants to attend.
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Second Round Delayed Again At Westchester Classic
Rain and lightning have halted play for three days at the Westchester Classic in Rye New York. Lee Trevino and Mason Rudolph led late with 133 to 134 as 83 players completed rounds before the washout. The tournament plans 15 hole rounds on consecutive days to finish the event.
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Playoff Rained Out Keystones Rescheduled
The Corry Keystones and Randolph Cardinals had their Shaughnessy Cup playoff rained out and the game moved to next Sunday at Loveland Field for 2 p.m. In the other action Corry hosts Warren Beverage at Loveland Field at 6 15 p.m. Warren Beverage, state champions, lead the Glenwood League and aim to extend an era of success. Tom Morton will start for the Keystones against Warren. Joe Basile catches. Keystones practice Thursday at 6 30 p.m.
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EES TU EU Wins Bowling Open in Green Bay
Dave Javis of Phoenix won the Green Bay Open with a 9 316 pin total across 40 games setting a world record surpassing 9283 by Billy Hardwick. The event drew top professionals in Green Bay Wisconsin yesterday.
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