Jones Blunder, Tigers Win In Rain Delayed Tilt
Dalton Jones belted a two out grand slam that became a single after passing teammate Don Wert, yet Detroit beat Boston 7 3 as three runs scored on the play. Rain halted play in Baltimore while New York rallied to top the Orioles, and Washington, Chicago, Minnesota also won as rain affected several AL games.
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Baltimore
Jones
Don Wert
Detroit
Boston
New York
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Wert
Red Sox
John Rice
Mike Nagy
Gerry Moses
Larry Napp
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Jerry Kenney
Don Buford
Hank Soar
Yanks
Carlos May
Ed Herrmann
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Washington
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Ray Fosse
Ted Uhlaender
Twins
Tom Hall
Leo Cardenas
Eddie Fisher
Minnesota
Angels
Cincinnati and Atlanta Comebacks Fall in Extras
Cincinnati Reds erased a 9-1 deficit with Johnny Bench two run homers but lost 10-9 to the Padres on Steve Huntz's 10th inning sacrifice fly. Braves rallied from 6-0 down but Giants won 7-6 in 11 as Dick Dietz drove in the decisive run. Mets beat Montreal 7-1, Pirates blanked St. Louis 6-0, and Astros toppled Dodgers 9-5.
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Johnny Bench
Reds
San Diego Padres
Steve Huntz
Braves
San Francisco
Giants
Dick Dietz
New York Mets
Montreal
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Houston
Los Angeles
Anadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Padres
Wayne Simpson
Bench
Cincinnati
Bernie Carbo
Simpson
Stockton Fires No Hit Game In Rec League
The Braves of Spartansburg tied for first after a 15-0 rout of the Indians in City Rec League action. Tim Stockton threw the league’s first no hitter, striking out eight with one walk, while Allen and Cook added two hits each to pace the offense. The win creates a three way tie atop the standings with the Giants and Pirates ahead by two points.
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Spartansburg
Indians
Tim Stockton
Pirates
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Giants
Todlans
Giantapolis Breyer
Baseball Tonight Games Include Wide MLB Schedule
Montreal at New York Kellaman faces Morton as 9 4. Pittsburgh meets St. Louis Gibson 12 3. Philadelphia Fryman 4 4 visits Chicago Jenkins 9 10. Cincinnati Merritt 14 81 and Cloninger 2 oppose Atlanta Reed 2 and Stone 7 4. San Francisco McCormick hosts Houston Lemaster 6 11. Los Angeles Singer 43 4 vs Milwaukee Ak N. Minnesota Kaat 7 6 at California. Chicago Vaneski 7 7 and Miller 3 4 or Moore 3 8 at Kansas City Johnson 25 and Rooker 4 8. Baltimore Palmer 6 at Detroit Cain 7 41. Boston Culp 8 4 at Cleveland McDowell 12 4. New York Kline 0 at Washington Boseman 7 1.
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New York
Kellaman
Pittsburgh
Nelson
St. Louis
Gibson
Philadelphia
Fryman
Chicago
Jenkins
Cincinnati
Merritt
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Stone
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Bi Houston
Lemaster
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Minnesota
Kaat
California
fAesseramich
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Moore
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Baltimore
Palmer
Detroit
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Boston
Culp
Cleveland
McDowell
Kline
Washington
Bosenan
Percy Pittsburgh
St Louis
Philacelonia
Cincionay
Allania
Houston
San Diego
New ‘York
Ian Longus
Petcy
San
Kansas Ci
Newt Detroit
Raine Washington
Robinson Oliva Added To All Star Roster In AL Selection
Brooks Robinson and Tony Oliva were named to the American League All Star squad, joining a 28 player roster for the midseason classic. Also selected were Rays Rosse and Moses at catcher, infielders Alomar Fregoai Harper, and outfielders White Otis Horton Johnson, with Kaline added before injury. The nine pitching staff includes McNally Palmer Cuellar McDowell Wright Peterson Stottlemyre Hunter Perry.
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Boston
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Tony Oliva
Minnesota Twins
Robinson
Minnesota
Harmon Killebrew
Mth
Oliva
Twins
Earl Weaver
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Ray Rosse
Cleveland
Jerry Moses
Alomar
Jim Fregoai
California
Tommy Harper
Milwaukee
Roy White
New York
Amos Otis
Kansas City
Willie Horton
Detroit
Alex Johnson
al Kaline
Detroit Tigers
Weaver
Kaline
Moses
Fregosi
Rico Petrocelli
Red Sox
Petrocelli
Lbi Aparicio
Chicago White Sox
Dave Johnson
Orioles
Rod Carew
Posse
Bill Freehan
Tigers
Dave McNally
Jim Palmer
Mike Cuellar
Sam McDowell
Clyde Wright
Fritz Peterson
Mel Stottlemyre
Jim Hunter
Oakland
Jim Perry
McNally
Cuellar
McDowell
Wright
Peterson
Western Auto Edged by Mill Village In Ninth Inning Thriller
Mill Village beats Western Auto 12 11 after nine innings in a pitcher heavy contest at Mill Village field. Crocker and Larry each had four hits for Mill Village with two homers among Crocker’s. Norman Peters earned the win over Bob Marsh as WA heads to Union City to face Vogt Pharmacy Tuesday.
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Western Auto
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Crocker
Larry
Crockers
Bidwell
Alderman
Swanson
Fach
Norman
Hap” Peters
Bob Marsh
Union City
Vogt Pharmacy
Corry Western Auto Pos AB
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Powell Boys Lead Moose to 7A Victory Over CJ
The Moose defeated Corry Jamestown 7A as Jim and Jeff Powell combined three innings each to limit CJ to six hits. Jeff hit a fourth inning grand slam clearing the fence with three on base. Jeff led Moose with a perfect 3-for-3, while Mike Cragg and Dan Gates added two hits for CJ.
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VFW
Vets
Moose
Corry Jamestown
Sam Barbalacci
Jim
Jeff Powell
Jeff
Mike Cragg
Dan Gates
Jeff Daniels
Bill Bracken
Dave Cole
Bill Hammerlee
Rosy Caruso
Cragg
Catholic Youth Shell Shocks Alliance 20-3
The Catholic Youth, scoring in every inning they batted, defeated the Corry Alliance 20 to 3 in the Church Recreation League. Gary Pike and Mike Jackson each had three hits, with six other Catholic hitters adding two. Gerzina and Baker hit the two homers. Chuck Jackson earned the win, Paul Baker took the loss, and Catholic Youth moved into a tie for first at 5-1.
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Corry Alliance
Church Recreations
Gary Pike
Mike Jackson
Walter
McCray
Webster
Chuck Jackson
Gerzina
Baker
Alliance
Pike
Paul Baker
Alliance Crew
United Methodist
Valley View
Baptists
FUMC
Ladies' Day at North Hills Golf Course Event Recap
Judy Ottaway and Charlotte Steves hosted this week's Ladies Day at North Hills Golf Course with nearly twenty four players. Florence Fleming won Game of the Day and flight winners included Dottie Dolan and Inez Rath in a tie for low net in flight one, Lucille Church took low gross and low net in flight two.
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Judy Ottaway
Charlotte Steves
North Hills Golf Course
Florence Fleming
Dottie Dolan
Dolan
Inez Rath
Lucille Church
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Jose Pagan
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