Tough Lie in Buick Open Gives Ply Mouth Bystander Noted
Ed Kovach of Plymouth Michigan, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Kovach, became an accidental bystander in the Buick Open at Flint Michigan. Rocky Thompson won after his third hole shot rolled into Kovach pocket and ball later moved with drops and placements as officials ruled.
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Orioles Take 2 From Tigers as Pennant Race Tightens
Orioles sweep doubleheader from Tigers 5 2 and 4 1 to pull within 5 1/2 games of Detroit in the AL pennant chase. Weaver, in his 42nd year as Baltimore manager, said three of four wins were the goal after Friday’s loss as Cleveland’s Indians gain ground behind Detroit.
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Dill Wins At Stateline in 2-Lap New Car Feature
Dill edged Bob Sutinats to win the 2-lap New Car feature before 4,500 fans at Stateline Speedway. Floyd Fanale finished third, Pred Knapp fourth in a '68 Chevelle as Ron Stanko won the 20-lap Holligan feature amid rain delays at Wattsburg.
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Steelers Start In Earnest
LATROBE Pa AP sixtyone rookies and veterans moved onto the practice field as the Steelers opened grind toward the NFL season. The session yielded mixed news with 14 rookies cut after film study of Friday scrimmage with the Browns. Quarterback Richie Badar from Indiana was among those cut. No1 draft pick Mike Taylor reportedly sidelined by knee surgery eight weeks ago.
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Local Riders Shine At Western Saddle Club Show
Four area entrants placed at Erie Western Saddle Club event over the weekend. Jerry Long won musical bag, placed fourth in junior barrel race, and finished third in breaking out and pony pleasure. Luann Stockton aboard Lukey Tweed captured first in trail pony, third in halter, and junior western equitation, plus fourth in junior pony driving. Peggy Miller rode Little Tex to third in trail class, and Susan Windahl on Shatana King finished second in bareback equitation.
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Golf Lesson Schedule Set at North Hills Municipal Course
Dr John Mohr releases tomorrow's golf lesson timetable at North Hills Municipal Course. Players must bring 7 iron 8 iron and putter. two shag boys needed for evening session with a free round offered. Instructors include Mohr McLean and Liebau with a long listed schedule of times and pairs for the day.
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Boros Wins PGA Title in Tight San Antonio Finish
Fulius Boros, 41, captures his first PGA Championship with a 281 total at Pecan Valley, edging Arnold Palmer and Bob Charles by one stroke. Palmer's bid on 18 ended with a par after a bold 3-wood approach. Boros cites family needs and his accounting days as motivation to stay on tour.
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Legion Nine Bows To Millcreek Lions at Loveland Field
The Millcreek Legion defeated Legion Nine 10 to 1 Saturday afternoon at Loveland Field. Millcreek had 16 hits and issued three walks with five errors by the local club. Brent Allen suffered the loss, allowing seven hits and two walks over 2 3 4 innings. Mark Chase relieved, giving up nine hits and three walks in 5 1/3 innings. The locals are out of contention for second place in the Erie County League and travel to Girard tonight to face Fairview Girard Legion. Team members meet at Loveland Field at 5:10 PM for the trip. Millcreek 10 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0.
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Bucs Scalp Braves Gibson Koosman Hurl Shutouts In Split
In a doubleheader, Bob Gibson pitched a 2 0 shutout for St Louis over the Mets and Tom Seaver? Actually Koosman won 10 0 as the Mets split with the Cardinals. Gibson, his 1st straight win, 7th shutout, stifled McAndrew in game one. McAndrew, rookie, left after the first game. The Mets clinched a 2 0 and 10 0 split and moved within 1 2 games of St Louis.
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Falconer Tigers Rally Past Keystones in Twinhill Sweep
At Loveland Field the Falconer Tigers dominated the Keystones with a 6-0 win and a 3-1 victory. The Keystones, once undefeated, face Randolph next Sunday needing a win to stay alive after enduring a fourteen-inning drought before scoring in the fifth.
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Bosox Players Suspended For Curfew Violations In Boston
BOSION AP Two Boston Red Sox players Joe Foy and Juan Pizarro were fined 500 by the club and face court arraignment today on drunkenness charges after a 3 a.m. Sunday car and taxi collision near Boston Common. Foy drove. manager Dick Williams suspended them for curfew violations. The curfew requires in by 12 30 a.m. and within 2 1/2 hours after night games. They were not at Fenway for Sunday's Washington doubleheader. Police say a heated dispute followed.
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