Cubs Move Up Dodgers Split With Phillies Beaten By Cincinnati
The Associated Press reports the Cubs move up as the Dodgers split with the Phillies, with Cincinnati beating Philadelphia 2-1 Tuesday night. Reliever Phil Regan earned the “Vulture” tag after a rare return to the mound in his first start in nearly two years, noting he still likes the bullpen despite the tough outing.
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Pirates Split Doubleheader After Walker Fired
In Pittsburgh, Danny Murtaugh was named interim manager after Harry Walker was fired as the Pirates split a doubleheader with the San Francisco Giants. Willie McCovey hit a go ahead two run homer for the Giants in the nightcap, while Donn Clendenon and Gene Alley powered Pittsburgh in the opener. The Pirates later announced training for next spring will be in Fort Myers, Florida.
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Holdouts Hold Up Pros Plans In Early Camp
AP report from Andover and San Diego covers NFL off season moves. Jim Nance’s contract talks with Boston Patriots stall as his lawyer negotiates while Nance may rejoin camp Thursday. Chiefs search for Billy Masters. Paul Hornung seeks medical clearance in Houston. John Morrow signs with Saints after holdout ends. Falcons dispute Frank Lankewicz contract fate. Pittsburg Pipers sign Ohio stars Bill Meyer and Nick Aloi from Hiram and Bowling Green.
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Rule Wins The Hat Doesn't In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh manager Harry Walker was fired as the Pirates fell from the pennant race. General Manager Joe L. Brown cited a need to regroup after an 500 season, noting dissension exists on many clubs and that eight-game leads are not insurmountable. Brown praised Walker as loyal and capable but said the team must improve to win.
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Free Golf Lessons At North Hills Start Next Week
Corry Golf Commission announces free golf lessons at North Hills municipal course starting next Monday at 6 30 p m led by John Rudolph a multiple city champion. Lessons run Monday and Tuesday evenings to gauge demand with no clubs required though a wood and iron are preferred. Open to all residents including beginners and those seeking to improve their game as part of a five point program to promote easy access. Greens fees are 2 dollars weekdays and 3 dollars weekends with a promotional rate of 1 dollar before 3 p m for women and youths 10 to 18 on weekdays not holidays.
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Red Sox Trim Orioles KC Knocks Off Twins, Chisox Fall To Angels
AP reports on a chaotic AL pennant chase. Killebrew hit his 27th homer as Minnesota fell to Kansas City 5 2 behind, with a controversial seventh inning double play after Oliva’s attempt. Nash and Aker held the Twins to three hits in a three-hitter. Sox and Angels win, keeping Chicago atop, Boston and Detroit close behind. Yankees rained out.
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Little League All Star Play Begins Tonight
District 1 all star tournament opens with Albion at Corry French Creek Valley National at Wesleyville Harborcreek at North East Meadville National at Crawford County Suburban Meadville American at Linesville French Creek Valley Mid East at French Creek Valley American and French Creek Valley Central at Connellville Winners advance to second round by Friday evening All games start at about 6 PM local time
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Church League Softball Losing Pitcher Swackhamer Doubles
Swackhamer doubled as the Angels beat the Angels to reach their 29th win in 41 games. Bugbee and Jackson homered, with Williams, Morton's two-run shot, and Lonborg earning his 13th win as the Red Sox beat the Orioles. Wilson pitched five-hitter complete, driving in two runs as Detroit ended a seven-game skid.
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Pete’s de Pittsburgh 62, San Fran 6 3 New York 4
Baseball round up shows Pete’s de Pittsburgh defeating San Francisco 62 to 6 with New York 4 and Houston 2 Cincinnati 7 St Louis 4 amid schedules for today and Thursday. AL standings list Yankees, Baltimore, Cleveland, Detroit, Kansas City, Minnesota, Chicago, California, and Washington with results from Tuesday and Thursday games.
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Corry Country Club Ladies Day Flight A and B Winners
Fran Forrester won flight A game of the day at Corry Country Club Ladies Day, with Betty Bertram second. Dottie Dolan won flight A low gross and Ann Chilock second in low gross. Alice Bailey second in net. Flight B winner was Jane Morgan, who led in low gross and net, with Shirley Keppel finishing second in all three B events.
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