No Batter Is Marichal's Fool No Batter Is Marichal's Fool
Juan Marichal San Francisco star right hander no longer fooling NL batters. Manager Charlie Fox urges a strategy switch as hitters hit his pitches. Giants win 7 to 6 in 10 innings over Pirates after Marichal yields seven runs in eight and a third. Dodgers beat Reds. Mets top Cubs. Cardinals beat Phillies. Braves edge Padres. Astros defeat Expos.
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Q J Simpson Ready For NFL Action Again
Q J Simpson suited up in a Buffalo Bills uniform for the first time since injury last November and said the knee that he injured against the Cincinnati Bengals doesn’t bother him. He declared himself fit for NFL action and led the Bills in a notable return to practice.
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Catholic Youth Wipes Out Cobbs Corners In Church League
Catholic Youth domination over Cobbs Corners 20 5 highlighted by Wetmore four for four with two homers and five runs. Wotus four for five with four runs and Root four for five with two runs. Cobb’s Corners' Spence hit a triple and scored twice. Joe McLaughlin earned the win for Catholics. Bud Moats took the loss. In other NFL notes, Oliver leaves Raiders camp amid weight loss claims, Wesley Grant waived by Giants, Ron Johnson reports to workouts after holdout, Rozelle orders Rams to compensate Patriots for Olsen loss, Eagles Keyes and Hill hospitalized, Bears trade Ross Montgomery to Packers, Redmond and Baird sign with Seals.
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Corry All Stars Meet Harborcreek In Tournament Action
The Corry Little League All-Stars host Harborcreek at Bracken Field tonight at 6 in District I action. Harborcreek enters as a strong hitting club, with Sam Baressi noting Corry must improve hitting to challenge, while Dave Cole may start on the mound for Corry. A win advances them to face Lawrence Park and then more home contests en route to the tournament ladder.
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Bayle Joins Hole-In-One Club at Chautauqua CC
One more Corryite has joined the holes in one list. Bill Bayle of Barney's Firestone earned the ace on the eighth hole with a five iron at Chautauqua Country Club this week. NO GAME TONIGHT, GIRLS. Playoffs set for Wednesday between Jupiter and Neptune.
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Loneliest Pitcher on a Roll as Leonhard Shuts Out Royals
Orioles right hander Dave Leonhard, after a four day layoff following his release, pitched a five hit shutout over Kansas City 2-0 in his first major league start in two years. Baltimore built a 342 game lead in the AL East as Dave Johnson and Merv Rettenmund provided the offense with Rettenmund homering twice and Johnson adding a third inning homer. Chicago beat Boston 4-2. Milwaukee blanked Washington 2-0. New York routed Minnesota 13-4. Orioles manager Earl Weaver praised Leonhard’s poise and noted his Rochester stint helped sharpen him for this return thumping.
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Catholics Blank EUMC In League Tilt
The Catholics of the Church Recreation League shut out the Evangelical United Methodist Church 5-0. Pava went two for two with a run, Linski two for three with a run, and Catholic nine hits to six. Jim Burton pitched for Catholics, Bob Carlson took the loss.
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