Santo and Millan Power Cubs and Braves in Doubleheader Fun
Ron Santo drilled three home runs driving in ten as the Chicago Cubs swept a Montreal doubleheader 3-2 and 14-2. Felix Millan sparked Atlanta’s 12-2 win over San Francisco with key singles and two runs, part of five straight hits. The Mets and Pirates also won, while Cincinnati, Los Angeles and St Louis posted victories in Monday NL action.
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Ron Swoboda
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Richie Allen
Jose Cardenal
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Deron Johnson
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Tony Perez
Johnny Bench
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Wes Parker
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VEW Shatters Elks in 13-2 League Game
VFW Baressimen crushed the Elks 13-2 after two straight losses, snapping Elks second-half woes. Kim Triscuit limited Elks to three hits, while Bill Jones and Ted Triscuit led the VFW offense with multi run scoring. Staples took the loss for the Elks as they face Corry Jamestown versus Moose at Park diamond at 6 o'clock tonight.
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Player Ready To Start In British Open
ST ANDREWS Scotland AP Gary Player vows to endure 72 holes in four days as he heads to the British Open field on the famed Links at St Andrews. Top rivals include Palmer Nicklaus Casper Trevino Jacklin Brewer Moody Yancey Weiskopf Marr Sanders Charles Weikopf and Nagle among others.
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Scotland
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Lee Trevino
Tony Jacklin
Gay Brewer
Orville Moody
Bert Yancey
Tom Weiskopf
Dave Marr
Doug Sanders
Bob Charles
Roberta de Vincenzo
Peter Thomson
Bruce Devlin
Kel Nagle
Switcheroo by Dark Shifts McDowell to Second in Indians Victory
Cleveland nips Washington 6-4 as Alvin Dark dares a move shifting 6-foot-5 Sam McDowell from the mound to second base in the eighth inning rally. McDowell then fans the side in the ninth for 15 total strikeouts and his 12th win. Other AL action: Twins 2, Athletics 1. Angels 6, Royals 2. Tigers 6, Red Sox 3. Brewers top White Sox 3-1. Baltimore and Yankees idle.
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Dean Chance
Frank Howard
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Sam
Aurelio Rodriguez
Paul Casanova
Tim Cullen
Bill Zepp
Ron Perranoski
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Cesar Tovar
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Angels
Tom Murphy
Eddie Fisher
Tigers
Gary Peters
Jim Northrip
Les Cain
Gene Brabender
Chicago
Dave May
White Sox
Giants Squeak Past Indians In City Bee League Thriller
Gary Millspaw earned the win as the Giants beat the Indians 6-5 on a bases loaded walk to Lou Cataliu. Sampsell and ww had three hits apiece with Samp sell driving in three runs. Millspaw and Mike Gentile delivered key seventh inning blows to seal victory, while Jon Bennett went 4-for-4 for the Indians. The win ties the Giants with the Pirates for first place.
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Gary Millspaw
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Pirates
Craig Sampsell
Sampsell
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Jon Bennett
Jon
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Mike
Steve
Rec League
Rick Hammond
Braves
Loveland Field
Corry Savings and Loan
Wright School
Conneaut Legion Visits Conneaut For Evening Showdown
The Corry Savings and Loan Legion hosts Conneaut Ohio Legion at Loveland Field at 6:15 PM. Conneaut, last year Eastern Ohio champion, finished third in state finals. Manager Jim Hammond hails Conneaut as one of the strongest, citing many returning players and notes Craig Sampsell to start on the mound.
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Hammond
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Valley View Church Slams Presbyterians in Softball Showdown
Valley View, defending champions in the Church Recreation Softball League, crushed the Presbyterians 12 none as Art Zehr limited them to three hits. Ed Mikesell, Steve Grice, and Merle Ottaway each had a hit for the Presbyterian side, with Ottaway taking the loss. Ronald Hanningh and Bob Proper led Valley View with three hits apiece, while Bell and Miller added two each. Beaverdam meets FUMC and the Baptists face Catholics on field A and B tonight.
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Valley View
Zehr
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Ed Mikesell
Steve Grice
Merle Ottaway
Mikesell
Ottaway
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Ronald Hanningh
Bob Proper
Bell
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Beaverdam
FUMC
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Baseball scores from a busy center day across leagues
Center day baseball results feature Montreal routing Chicago 214 and Pittsburgh beating Philadelphia 3 in a 10 inning frame. Further games include New York 10 over St. Louis 3, Los Angeles 10 over Houston 10 innings, Cincinnati 5 San Diego 0, Atlanta 12 over San Francisco 4, and multiple late doubleheaders at Detroit Cleveland Baltimore Detroit and others with notable pitchers and line scores.
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Two Million Fans Cast All-Star Votes
The AP reports Luis Aparicio edged Rico Petrocelli for the AL starting shortstop with Davey Johnson set to start at second base for the injured Rod Carew. Carew’s knee surgery keeps him from the July 14 game in Cincinnati. Johnson replaces him as chosen by manager Earl Weaver. The All-Star vote total stood at 2,034,724 ballots. Boog Powell led AL in votes while Hank Aaron topped the NL.
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Detroit
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Frank Robinson
Frank Howard
Washington
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Tony Oliva
Yastrzemski
al Kaline
Robinson
Howard
Freehan
Chicago
Weaver
Aaron
Rico Carty
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Mays
Johnny Bench
Richie Allen
St. Louis
Willie McCovey
Glenn Beckett
Don Kessinger
Tony Perez
Gil Hodges
New York Mets
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Cassett's Team Opens Lead In CCC Loop
Cassett's unit extended its edge in the Corry Country Club Monday league by beating Lou Masler's team 5 to 2. Chillock's squad outshot Williams' group 4 to 3, leaving Cassett 35 points ahead, Chillock 27, Williams 25, and Master 24. Williams and Kim Hanna claimed low gross and low net honors.
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Corry Country Club
Lou Masler
Ann Chillock
Mary Helene Williams
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Chillock
Williams
Kim Hanna
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