All Star Game: AL Seeks Winning Formula In NL Dominance
Washington AP report on July 4 details the American League plan to end seven-year NL supremacy after a 9-3 loss. Reggie Jackson and Frank Howard challenge the gap in star power while McCovey and Bench pace NL offense. McLain’s late arrival impacts AL pitching effort as Williams cautions streaks eventually end.
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National League
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Washington Senators
Maga Sherri
Howard
Bill Preehan
Detroit
Jackson
Willie McCovey
San Francise
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Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
Denny McLain
McLain
Reiliit
Mel Stotlemyre
Matty
Alan
Hank Aaron
Cleon Jones
John “Blue Moon” Odom
McCovey
Freehan
Meltin
Villa
Arky Vaughan
Ted Williams
al Rosen
McCavey
Florida
Americans
Smith
Willams
Legion Falls 3-1 to Wesleyville in tight loss
Wesleyville tallied three runs on four hits while the local Legion managed one run on four hits. Jerry Linden started, relieved by Mark Chase who allowed two unearned runs over 524 innings, as Denny Brumagin hit a second inning homer for Savings and Loan.
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Wesleyville Legion
Legion
Jerry Linden
Mark Chase
Chase
Savings and Loan
Denny Brumagin
Javeland Field
Shtabula
Willie McCovey Heroic All Star Binge Despite Ailments
Willie McCovey powered the National League to a 9-3 All Star win over the American League with two home runs and four RBIs. Despite knee and hip troubles, the San Francisco slugger blazed at Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium, earning praise from the Vice President about his shoulder swing.
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Washington
Willie McCovey
United States
McCovey
San Francisco
Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium
Pirate Manager Back At The Helm For Padres Series
Pirates name Larry Shepard to manage against the San Diego Padres in Pittsburgh after Shepard collapsed during batting practice in St Louis. He was hospitalized briefly and rested before returning to duty. The article also notes catcher Jerry May injured in Montreal and a hospital ambulance crash.
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Pittsburgh
Larry Shepard
San Diego Padres
Shepard
St. Louis
Dovk Ellis
Padres
Dick Kelley
CCC Women Show Brawn And Accuracy
Ladies Day golf at Corry Country Club featured a brawn and accuracy tournament with standout drives by Sarah Daon and Ceil Cote and closests to the pin by Ann Chillock Liz Hayes and Mabel Bloom. In finals Ann Chillock defeated Mary Helene Williams to claim the Jo St Clair Tournament title. Next week no Ladies Day due to Union City invitational. Chillock notes names must be in by tomorrow and calls to the pro shop.
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Corry Country Club
Wach Pm
Sarah Daon
Ann Chillock
Ceil Cote
Liz Hayes
Marge Walcott
Mary Brady
Mary Lewis
Mabel Bloom
Minna Stahl
Jo St. Clair
Mary Helene Williams
Union City
Red Schoendienst Pulls Star Batter In Sixth In Wet Washington
In muggy Washington, the slugger eyed an All-Star mark with three homers but was removed by manager Red Schoendienst in the sixth inning, leaving him content with the decision despite the near-record bid.
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Washington
Red Schoendienst
Hickory Falls to Iwkory Nationals in LL All Stars title bid
Hickory and Mercer County rivals clash as Hickory wins a close 43 tilt over the Sharon Africans to claim District 11 honors and reach a sectional playoff against Corry. Joe Baressi scouts for Corry as the winner advances to the state tournament pathway toward August in Kitanning.
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Iwkory Nationals
Mercer County
Jim Bennett
Hickory
Ile
Sharon
Kittaning
Annett
Corry
Jamestown
Greenville
Reynolds Plaza
Reynolds Hotel
Locals Fall In Slugfest At Mill Village
Crotty Ferrando softball team lost 13 to 4 to Mill Village in a 24 hit game. Mill Village surged with 11 runs through the first three innings as Hirst earned the win and Terry Houser took the loss. Attendance figures from Yonkers show 21,889 with $2,196,202 in tightly betting noted.
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Crotty-Ferrando
Mill Village
Hirst
Crotty Ferrando
Terry Houser
Long Island
Yonkers
Veterans rebound as three golfers seek first round lead
AKRON Ohio AP three touring veterans Brewer Sikes and Jacobs aim to sustain momentum after solid Philadelphia finish that ended droughts and boosted their confidence. Hill won Philadelphia on first playoff hole. Brewer Sikes Jacobs seek regular tour success again after years of struggle.
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Akron, Ohio
Gay Brewer
R. H. Sikes
Tommy Jacobs
Jacobs
Dave Hill
Philadelphia
Hill
Brewer
Augusta
Mthan
Sikes
Arkansan
Penn State Home Opener a Sellout at Beaver Stadium
Penn State will host Colorado in a Sept. 27 home opener before a sold out Beaver Stadium seat count of 48,284. The Oct. 11 homecoming against West Virginia also nearly sold out as the Lions look to extend their nonlosing streak and defend their undefeated run from last season.
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Penn State Nittany Lions
University of Colorado
Colorado
Penn State
West Virginia
University
Beaver Stadium
Lions
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Navy
Annapolis Md
UCLA
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