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A Winner Seeks Support for Sanford at Corry High
RL McCray notes stronger football enthusiasm after Joe Sanford replaced Joe Lukac. The coach urges community backing for a August 18 23 football camp, stressing need for funds and volunteers to rebuild a prideful, winning program in Corry Area High.
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Torre hits four double plays in one game to set record
Joe Torre became the first NL player to hit into four double plays in a game as the Mets lost 6-2 to the Astros. Felix Millan aided Torre with four singles but was caught on all DP opportunities. Torre quipped about buying a shortstop for his den and hitting grounders to him.
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Braves Beat Bucs In Teener Action
Steve Ongley pitched the Braves to a 7 1 win over the Pirates in Teener League action. Kevin Stanbro doubled and tripled with two RBIs, while Ongley fanned 12 and walked none. The Braves finished the season undefeated and head to the playoffs. Mars 10, Giants 2 saw Tony Rushin allow four hits in a complete game win, placing Mars second and Giants fourth. the teams meet again in the opening playoff round.
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FUMC Streak Ends In Loss To Lutherans In Softball Duel
In a tight mound duel FUMC fell 4 2 to the Lutherans ending an unbeaten run and dropping to second place by half a game led by pitcher Dick Harrington seven hitters allowed. Bob Marsh took the loss for FUMC while Ron Stafford limited Catholic Youth to four hits in a 4 0 Assembly of God win.
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Lucchesi Debuts Boldly as Rangers Boss in 6-0 Win
Texas' new manager Frank Lucchesi eases fan concerns with a 6-0 victory over Boston as rookie Dave Moates hits his first major league homer. Ferguson Jenkins repelled the Red Sox with a five-hitter. Orioles beat Oakland 6-2. Twins shut out the Yankees 3-0. Royals top the Tigers 3-2. Brewers beat White Sox 7-4. Indians edge Angels 2-1 in 11 innings.
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Ajax Hits Hard In Win Over Plastics
Ajax boxer style trouble, no. Ajax hammered Plastics 18 to 7 as 16 hits fueled the win. Tripp had four hits and Cowen hit a home run while Komenda earned the win for the Cleaners and Counasse took the loss.
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Peak Rallies To Whip Harned TV In Big Showdown
Peak overcomes Harned’s TV 8-4 as Inn Keepers surge to 17-4 and close on first place behind National Bank. Larry Johanson Curt Bailey Vander Schaaff drive late uprising. Harned drops to 14-6. Spartansburg dominates MFG. Stan Komenda’s 7th win.
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Martin Fired by Rangers after clashes with front office
ARLINGTON Texas AP Billy Martin says it's three strikes and he is out of baseball after being fired by Texas Ranger majority owner Brad Corbett and replaced by Frank Lucchesi. He cited disputes with the front office and questioned Corbett's baseball acumen as fans reacted with anger at Arlington Stadium.
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Pirates Triumph in Conelway League Championship
The Ledford Pirates shut out the Lewis Cubs 13 to 0 in Conelway action as Shawn Westfall struck out 16 to gain the win. Archie Lewis took the loss while Steve Cox homered for the Pirates, who finished 10-2 to claim the league title. Look in the Classifieds for Who's Moving.
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Breeders Bow To Red Hot Tanner Team
The Tri State Women's Softball League Breeders lost 14 to 4 to Tanner Builders of Wattsburg. A 12 hit attack and eight errors helped Tanner coast to victory. Holden pitched six hits allowed and Knapp took the loss for the Breeders.
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