Mays Stars In NL 1-0 Victory
Willie Mays supplied the only run as the National League edged the American League 1-0 in the 39th All Star Game at the Astrodome. Six NL pitchers limited the AL to three hits and 11 strikeouts, while Mays doubled as well as scoring the decisive run.
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Tiant
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Curt Flood
St. Louis
Ime Vehter
Humed
Bill Freehan
Freehan
Dick Williams
Flood
Budlding
Willie McCovey
Rod Carew
Carew
Minnesota
Don Drysdale
Jim Fregosi
Tony Oliva
Best Of Two Sports Best Of Two Sports
Sawyer Photo captures a feature on a dual sport showcase highlighting athletic versatility. The piece notes competitors engaging in two sports, with emphasis on performance, training, and regional interest. It profiles standout athletes, teams, and local impact of multi discipline athletics.
Ladies Day Golf Results at Corry Country Club
In the nine hole Blind Partners event Liz Hayes and Sharon Schilling tied for first, with Ruth Carrig Kim Hanna Ron Fuller and Shirley Peplinski sharing second. Low gross and net went to Sharon Schilling. Overall winners include Lou Masler and Shirley Keppel tying for first, with Alice Bailey Nancy Cragg tying for second and Dottie Dolan Cleo Brown tying for third. Flight A gross Ann Chillock net Ann Chillock and Marge Wolcott. Flight B gross and net Shirley Keppel. Flight C gross Mary Lewis net Mabel Bloom.
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Seaver Stifles Nl Batters In Mays Run Wins Motive
Seaver and Reed tandem pitched the late innings while Marichal and Carlton faced the best. The American League pitchers allowed five hits and nine strikeouts as Mays scored in the first inning, delivering the decisive run. Don Wert added an eighth inning double for Detroit.
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Drysdale
Juan Marichal
Steve Carlton
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Don Wert
Ron Reed
Jerry Koosman
Mays
CJ Little Leaguers Rout Vets 103 In Narrow Big Hit Victory
CJ Little Leaguers defeated the VFW lads 10 to 3 as Dan Cragg doubled and Bill Hammerlee hit a fifth inning homer but lacked support from teammates. CJ tallied two runs in the first then five in the second and three in the fourth to seize control. Moose and Vets game to follow at 6 15.
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Chautauqua County League Standings And Scores
Standings and last Sunday's results list Corry defeating Jamestown 23 to 0 Randolph beating Kennedy 4 to 0 and Falconer thrashing Sherman 13 to 5. Next Sunday's games set Corry at Kennedy Jamestown at Sherman Randolph at Falconer. Losing pitcher Skip Frisina. Umpires Bred Rupp Jim Bennett Mike Gentile Bob Katulich.
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Sixers Trade Wilt Chamberlain for Imhoff Rumors Rise
Philadelphia trades Wilt Chamberlain after contract stalemate and receives Darrall Imhoff Jerry Chambers and Archie Clark. Imhoff, wary of leaving the Lakers, weighs options as Philadelphia seeks cap relief. Lakers were negotiating with Chamberlain. Ramsay cites agreement.
NFL Owners Keep Training Camps Closed In Pension Standoff
NFL owners refused to expand veteran reporting to training camps, opening only rookie tryouts while negotiating with the Players Association. Art Modell said talks would continue, noting pension demands are tied to the 1970 AFL merger and that negotiations remain unsettled.
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Methodist League Triumphs as Games End 8-5 and 21-8
In church league softball the Methodist team beat the Lutherans 8-5 with Ed Curry and Dave Brooks each collecting three hits. The Catholics defeated Valley View Mennonites 21-8, led by Joe Frisina with five hits and four runs scored, while G Swackhamer hit a homer and contributed two more.
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Methodists
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Ed Curry
Dave Brooks
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D. Brooks
D. Tate
T. Bracken
D. Staples
F. Scherzer
Curry
G. Marsh
Bob Marsh
George Barr
Catholics
Valley View
R. Hennigh
G, Blynt
C, Jackson
G. Swackhamer
G.swackhamer
D. Grucza
Chuck Jackson
Art Zehr
Legion Team Hosts Lawrence Park Tonight
The Savings and Loan nine welcome Lawrence Park Legion to Loveland Field at 6 15 p.m. Dan Taylor will start for the locals in his debut mound outing after Lawrence Park won 7 5 in an earlier meeting. Players report by 5 p.m.
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Leagues Start Talks On New Divisional Play
The American League and National League owners meet in separate sessions in Houston to discuss a 1969 season plan. With Seattle and Kansas City joining the AL and San Diego and Montreal entering the NL, the leagues consider two six team divisions and a 156 game schedule plus post season playoffs.
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Pipers Coach May Not Go With Team
The Pittsburgh Pipers may not have Vince Cazzetta as head coach in Minneapolis when the ABA season opens. Cazzetta seeks a pay raise after guiding the Pipers to the ABA crown, but Vern Mikkelsen, the club's general manager, refused. Cazzetta says his contract may be voided by moving the team from Pittsburgh, and he is pursuing two other basketball propositions while weighing his options.
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North Hills golf lessons draw about 40 attendees
About 40 residents attended the opening night of free golf lessons at North Hills Municipal Golf Course led by Dr. John Mohr. He announced future help from Howie McLean and other local golfers, with the group split into three sections meeting Tuesdays at 7 p.m. The turnout impressed Mohr and the golf commission.
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Robert Bracken
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