Orioles rally as Rottenmund hits first homer in win over A's
Baltimore recalls rookie outfielder Rottenmund belting his first major league homer with one on and one out to lift the Orioles to a 5-3 victory over Oakland in the opener of a twi night doubleheader. Blefary homered and Bunker pitched well in the nightcap as Baltimore split the twin bill.
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The Big Ones Got Away Salmon Story
Not all of them got away. The biggest salmon weighed about 15 pounds but a 30 pounder slipped away while being netted. Bob Humphrey of East South Street and his son in law Charles Carlson of Erie returned yesterday from a flying fishing trip in the bay at the mouth of the Columbia River in Washington.
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Football Roundup Recalls Dropped Players in Pro Drama
Vince Lombardi stars in a film Sec ond Effort while Jim Harriso and Claude Crabb play real life Second Chance as NFL teams recall or cut players. Harris, released on waivers by the New York Jets on Monday, was recalled by the AFL club Tuesday when unclaimed. Harris was a three year starter at defensive tackle before moving to offense in training camp and losing to rookie Sam Walton.
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Corry Ladies Day Golf Sparks Field Day Farewell
Corry Country Club hosted Ladies Day Golf with Field Day events won by Dottie Dolan in Flight A and Joan Morgan plus Alice Bailey taking Drive and Chip in Flight B. Nine-hole and regular play results highlighted by Ruth Carrig, Louise Rickers, Mary Helene Williams, and Betty Bertram. A luncheon bid farewell to Bertram capped the event.
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Valley View Wins Church League Title
Valley View captured the church league title as area one run and Floyd Robinson singled in two during a four run third inning.
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Giants Rally Past Cubs as Bonds Slugs Homers Twice
Willie Bonds powered San Francisco with two homers and five RBIs in a 4-1 win over Chicago, boosting the Giants to within 11 games of St Louis. Los Angeles, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and Houston posted wins as Mets blanked the Cardinals 2-0.
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Teen swimmers star as Olympic Trials deliver records
Sue Pedersen aged 14 from Sacramento swam 59.0 in the 100 meter freestyle, an American record near the world mark set by Dawn Fraser in 1964. Pokey Watson 18 from Santa Clara won the 200 meter backstroke in 2:24.3 to earn a second Olympic berth, with fellow qualifiers Jan Henne and Linda Gustavson posting fast times in Los Angeles. Susie Atwood and Kaye Hall trailed as top contenders clocking 2:25.07 and 2:25.88 respectively.
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