Indians Set August 9 for Little Leaguers Parade
The Cleveland Indians host a Little League day on August 9 inviting Kansas City Royals to join. Officials should contact the club to plan, and the Little Leaguers will parade through Cleveland Stadium at 3 p.m. Admission is free for all players managers and coaches.
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Shirley Bindley Sets Mark in Wheelchair Sports Career
NorthEast resident Shirley Bindley, active in Wheel Chair Olympics in Israel, competed across three states in May and June 2022. She won multiple events at Harrisburg Wheelchair Games and Erie Tri State Bowling, set a national record in breaststroke at the National Wheelchair Games in New York City, and earned selection for the Pan American Games in Buenos Aires with Rio de Janeiro and Mexico City stopovers.
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U.S
Senators Rally to Defeat Tigers as Cullen Homers Twice
President Nixon and astronaut Borman attended the Washington game where Tim Cullen drove in four with a single, double, and a homer to spark a 7-3 Senators win over Detroit. Baltimore led AL results as Phoebus won for the Orioles and Cal beat Kansas City. Oakland topped Seattle and California defeated Kansas City. The article also notes a rare triple play by the Tigers and golf commission finances for North Hills course, plus Nixon visiting the ballpark with Kaline and Tresh in attendance.
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Tom Phoebus
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Minnesota
al Kaline
Tom Tresh
White House
Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium
Julie
David Eisenhower
Bob Short
Soviet Union
Ed Brinkman
Don Wert
Ike Brown
Bill Freehan
Ted Williams
Orioles
Andy Etchebarren
Boog Powell
Phoebus
Reggie Smith
Red Sox
Yanks
Joe Pepitone
Frank Fernandez
Smith
Stan Bahnsen
John
Blue Moon” Odom
Pilots
Odom
Paul Schaal
Bill Butler
Angels
Royals
Tom Murphy
Williamsport Edges Auburn In Wild NYPL Tilt
Williamsport toppled Auburn 16-15 after a late rally and a controversial ninth inning call. Trailing 14-6 entering the bottom of the ninth, Auburn staged a comeback with a two run eleventh inning surge but fell short when a line drive in the final out was ruled out for interference. Other scores: Newark 17 Batavia 2, Corning 5 Geneva 2, Oneonta 4 Jamestown 1.
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Astros
Mike Holbrook
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Corning
Geneva
Oneonta
Jamestown
Methodists remain unbeaten with 11-4 win in church league
The Methodists stayed undefeated and in first place with an 11-4 victory over the Evangelical United Methodists. In the other game the Baptists broke a poor start with an 18-7 win over the Alliance, aided by a seven-run fourth inning and four more in the sixth.
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Cardinals Payoff Delivers 8-2 Win Over Phillies On Payday
In St Louis the Cardinals pounded Philadelphia 8-2 behind 17 hits led by Julian Javier Curt Flood and Joe Torre with three apiece and rookie Chuck Taylor routing the Phillies in his first big league start. Lee May drove in 10 runs across a two night set for Cincinnati while Hank Aaron tied for fourth on the all time list with his 534th homer for Atlanta. Elsewhere, Mets beat Cubs 5-4, Padres routed Giants 10-3, Pirates hammered Expos 9-3, and Astros topped Dodgers 10-7 as the league produced a busy night of action.
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Lee May
Atlanta
Reds
Braves
May
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San Diego
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Pittsburgh
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Houston
Los Angeles
Red Schoendienst
Julian Javier
Curt Flood
Joe Torre
Mike Shannon
Chuck Taylor
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Bob Aspromonte
Hank Aaron
Jimmy Foxx
al Weis
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Ken Boswell
Mets
Ron Taylor
Gary Gentry
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Juan Marichal
Tito Fuentes
Padres
Ollie Brown
Willie McCovey
Giants
Carl Taylor
Pirates
Richie Hebner
Luke Walker
Rusty Staub
Bob Bailey
Expo
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