All-Star Legion game dominated by mound action in Erie
Seven East-West stars advance after a pitching dominated Ameri can Legion All-Star clash at Ainsworth Field Erie. Big league scouts including Joe Bowen attended as Corry crews and local youths like Jim Black showcased at Loveland Field.
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Ainsworth Field
Erie
Moundsmen
Grove City
Joe Bowen
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ray Mueller
Jorko Collins
Randy Gumpert
Fred
Chicago
Zanesville
Corryne Lillian Bennett
Lillian
Lake City
Marsh
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
NYP League Results Highlight Softball Scores
Wellsville defeated Auburn 13 to 4 and Batavia won over Geneva 9 to 4. Tamestown game at Binghamton postponed due to rain.
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NYP
Wellsville
Auburn
Batavia
Geneva
Tamnestown
Binghamton
Aguirre Strong, Detroit Tops Indians as Pace Slows
Orioles Hike Lead To 4 By Associated Press Mark Sept. 20 down on your calendar Hank Aguirre. If you maintain your pace, that day you’ll win your next game. Aguirre earned his second win of the season Wednesday, a three hitter, as Detroit beat Cleveland 1 The left-hander had not won in 45 days. The Tigers and other American League results followed: Baltimore beat Los Angeles 4 2, Kansas City edged New York in 11 innings 5 4, Chicago beat Washington 8-7 and 2-1, and Minnesota crushed Boston 14-3. Bubba Phillips homered for the decisive run in Boston, while Reed and Lumpe produced key hits for Baltimore. Chuck Hinton and Perry provided late offense for their clubs as the league produced a busy night.
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Don Hoake
Corry
Fred
Chicago
Mates
Legion
Ane
Bob Garbark
Meadvile
Moose
Bob
George Sproyers
Ray Blynt
St. Thomas Field
West Washington Real
Loveland Field
Wright Street
Beam
Corry, Savings and Loan
Associated Press
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Cleveland
Indians
Tigers
Tca
Vic Casvalillo
al Smith
Ant John Rominw
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Los Angeles
Kansas City
New York
Washington
Minnesota
Boston
Smith
Bubba Phillips
Phillips
Jerry Lumpe
Jackie Brandt
Willie Kirkland
Jerry Adair
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Bob Perry
Bill Bryan
Ralph Terry
Athletics
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Wayne Causey
George Williams
Joe Pepitone
Johnny Blanchard
Tony Ku
Bek
Joel Horlen
White Sox
AL Amcnit
UN Ohe Peay
Koufax
John Callison
Phillies
Dodger
Dick Farrell
Pete Rose
Ellsworth
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Cubs
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New York Mets
Colts
Giants Gain Game On Phils
Sandy Koufax and Juan Marichal each stretched win streaks as the Giants and Dodgers won. Marichal outpitched the Pirates, while Koufax beat the Phillies to keep Los Angeles near first place. Callison homered for Philadelphia, Rose delivered late for Cincinnati, and Mays hit his 23rd as San Francisco benefited from strong early support.
Bowl-Aire Summer League Highlights Include Triplicates
In the Men's Summer League at Bowl-Aire last night Kim Rhoades rolled a 133 triplicate, his third in league play, after earlier triplicates of 156 and 157. Larry Barr logged 612 with a best game of 236, while Dick Markle posted 201 and 202, Walt Lewis 211, and Chuck Hess 200.
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Kim Rhoades
Larry Barr
Dick Markle
Walt Lewis
Chuck Hess
Big League Stars Batting Rally Sparks Twins Comeback
Hob Allison of the Twins drove in three runs with two doubles during a seven run fourth inning uprising and added a two run homer in the ninth to beat Boston U 4 to 3. Hank Aguirre of the Tigers earned his first win since May 17 by holding Cleveland to three hits for a 1 0 victory.
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Associated Press
Hob Allison
Twins
Minnesota
Boston U
Hank Aguirre
Tigers
Cleveland
Valez Edges Dominguez In Featherweight Bout
Miami Beach match saw Chico Valez of Miami outpoint Henry Dominguez of Odes sa for a 10 round decision. Elmer Rush of Boise Idaho defeated Bill McMurray of San Francisco in a separate 10 round bout.
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Chico Valez
Miami
Henry Dominguez
Odessa
Tex
Idaho
Elmer Rush
San Francisco
Bill McMurray
Largest twin double payoff at Liberty Bell Park
Three bet tors earned $15,216 each in the William Racing Association meet at Liberty Bell Park. This marked the largest double payoff of the program with the trio securing top prize after last night’s event.
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Philadelphia
William Racing Association
Liberty Bell Park
Pat Due To Take Big Beating On Pilly Course
The Whitemarsh Open kicks off at Whitemarsh Valley Country Club with sun baked 6,670 yard par 72 course shaping as easy. Jack Nicklaus, Palmer and Marr post solid rounds in pro ams as 24 pros beat par. Palmer predicts a 270 to 275 total for 72 holes while venturi seeks victory and a $24,000 first prize.
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Cleveland
Tony Lema
Washington
Venturi
San Francisco
Julius Boros
Nicklaus
Dave Marr
Don Fairfield
Harry Anderson Stars As Pirates Rally To Beat Yankees
Harry Anderson fueled a 9 8 Pirates win at Loveland Field scoring in the ninth on Dan Corbett’s RBI single. The Pirates trailed 6 3 before tying it with two seventh inning runs led by Marty Roehrig and John Wascak. Anderson collected three hits while Roehrig and Wascak added three apiece as Carl and Wascak each totaled three hits. Roehrig won his fifth decision in six starts.
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John Roseboro
Maury Wills
Willie Davis
Ron Fairly
Ron Santo
Billy Williams
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Reds
Andre Rodgers
Ellsworth
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Deron Johnson
Rose
Dan Corbett
Harry Anderson
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Marty Roehrig
John Wascak
Anderson
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Wascak
Bob Raupach
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Dack Hammond
Fees Eddy
Jerry Mick
George Pain
Roehrig
Yankees
Eddy
Mick
Corbell
Pain
Troy Eshelman
Ron Dills
Yed Waw
Jeiko
Jim Rhoades
Catholics Rout Lutherans In Church Softball League
Catholics overwhelm Lutherans 17 to 5 as Czech and Bailey lead with four hits each. Burkhart limits Lutherans to seven hits including a Clayton homer. Staples takes loss. Middleton Czech Bailey figure in multiple extra base hits. Eastman and Gluvna call the game.
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Bailey
Jim Burkhart
Clayton
Fitherans
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Midleton
Staples
Eastman
Gluvna
National League standings and results update
National League figures show San Francisco 46 28 and Chicago 35 55 with several teams battling for position. Wednesday results include San Francisco 2 Pittsburgh 1 and St Louis 6 Milwaukee 1 while New York defeated Houston 8 6 and Los Angeles beat Philadelphia 3 2. Upcoming games feature Pittsburgh at San Francisco and St Louis at Milwaukee among others.
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Vikings rookie Lacey undergoes knee surgery
St Paul Bob Lacey, rookie Vikings receiver from North Carolina, had knee surgery at Michigan Hospital yesterday to repair damage from a game at Buffalo, North Carolina last Saturday. He will be out five to eight weeks, according to Vikings physician Dr. Don Lannin.
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Bob Lacey
Minnesota Vikings
University of North Carolina
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Don Lannin
Celtics Rout Bullets In MCA League Victory
Bob Blair sparks Celtics to a 59-24 win over the Bullets as Jim Lundy 14 points, Bill Miller 12, and Danny Fielder 6 lead the attack. Bullets missing Rick Schwab. Royals loom Monday. League co directors Ben Calderone and Al Vansess note 62 signups with 71 percent active participation.
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Hop Blair
Celtics
Bullets
Jim Lundy
Bill Miller
Celtis
Danny Dingfelder
Mike Williams
Bill Johnston
Fred Schwab
Mark Furst
Paul Downey
Lynn Mokwa
Jeff Fuller
Rick Schwab
Royals
Ben Calderone
al Vanssens
Umpire Bill Jackowski Sidelined After Debris Injury
National League umpire Bill Jackowski is sidelined for two days after being struck in the eye by debris during the Houston Philadelphia game. The incident occurred while watching a finals display at the venue, raising concerns about on field safety.
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Houston
Bill Jackowski
Birdie Tebbetts to Return Tomorrow for Indians
Detroit, RP Birdie Tebbetts, recovering after a heart attack on April 1, will rejoin the Cleveland Indians in Chicago tomorrow. George Strickland will assist in the dugout as Tebbetts eases back into manager duties, with the club amid a slump that left them 13 games out of first in the league.
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Birdie Tebbetts
Cleveland
Tebbetts
Indians
Bunning and Pascual Open NL All Star Pitching list
New York AP Perfect game ace Jim Bunning and 20 game winner Camilo Pascual head early NL stars as possible starters for the All Star game at Shea Stadium next Tuesday. Both were among 17 pitchers picked by managers Walter Alston and Al Lopez, with selections split between right handers and left handers.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Camilo Pascual
Minnesota Twins
Shea Stadium
Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Alston
Lopez
Sandy Koufax
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Dick Ellsworth
Chicago Cubs
Chris Short
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Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Dick Farrell
Houston Colts
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Dean Chance
Los Angeles
Dick Radatz
Boston
John Wyatt
Kansas City
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Whitey Ford
Dean
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Billy Williams
Cubs
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
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