Harborcreek ends 55-game skid with 6 2 win over Try-M
Harborcreek snapped a 55 game SECL skid with a 6-2 victory over defending champ Try- M in the Union City Division as George Sidon and Steve Johnson led the offense. NBC rolled past Rolling Acres 13-7 with Dave Wetmore homering and John Wotus adding a homer. Sherman Dairylea exploded for 23-10 over A&B as Nan cy Knipp and Beckie Kane scored in SECL action. In Pittsburgh, Pirates pride remains strong as they hover above .500 over the last two months according to Jim Rooker.
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Pirates Begin Montreal Trip With Doubleheader Test
Pirates return from the All-Star break for a Montreal road trip starting with a doubleheader. Hooker, 6 7, and lefty Jerry Reuss, 9 7, will pitch against Montreal as the team aims to maintain momentum. Booker said the trip is big and teams should watch out if the club keeps playing strongly.
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Schedule Highlights for Wednesdays Baseball Games
The schedule lists Wed games across leagues with multiple twi night entries. Key matchups include Philadelphia at Chicago San Francisco at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at Montreal Newark at St Louis Los Angeles at Houston San Diego at Atlanta and several others.
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Sharks Fall Short After Last-Second WFL Loss in Birmingham
The Jacksonville Sharks lead 19-16 at halftime but concede a late 4-yard TD pass to Dave Williams from Tony Adams as Southern California loses 22-19 to the Sun. Birmingham Americans top Memphis 58-33 while Chicago Fire beat Portland 29-22 and Florida Blazers defeat Houston 15-3.
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Charlie Durkee
S&L Whips Teener Stars 17-2 In Loveland Field Affair
S&L Savings and Lean American Legion baseball team routed the Teener League All-Stars 17-2 at Loveland Field. Five Hammond pitchers held the Teener Stars to seven runs in two innings. Jeff Brown and John Taylor threw four hitless frames early. Jett Brown led S&L with four safeties as Gregg Hammond drew five walks and scored thrice. The Teener squad mounted two seventh inning runs before Larry Joe Prisma, Nasey Caruso, and Steve Ongley finished out. The Sooners drop notes on playoff status and schedule a game against Old-Timers Tuesday after a two oclock practice Saturday.
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Baseball resumes as divisions heat up after All Star break
The major leagues restart with two new managers Jim Marshall for the Cubs and Clyde King for the Braves as the season enters a 7 game slate featuring five twilight doubleheaders. Cubs host Phillies while Braves visit Padres. Contests focus on tightening NL East and NL West, AL races as teams chase division titles.
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Johnny U Retires From Pro Football After 19 Seasons
Johnny Unitas, 41, announced his retirement after 19 NFL seasons with the Colts and Chargers. He cited worn knees and arthritis, saying the body could not handle another season. Chargers owner Klein praised him as the best quarterback ever as Unitas plans to return to Maryland, consider broadcasting, and focus on his restaurant and Florida land.
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Elgin Chiefs Hire Chicago Cub Coach After Lockman Resigns
Elgin Chiefs appoint Jim Marshall of the Chicago Cubs as manager following Whitey Lockman’s resignation. Marshall replaces Lockman in the team’s leadership role, with Marshall taking over duties ahead of upcoming games.
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Whitey Lockman
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Clyde King
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King
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Eddie Robinson
Baseball's Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
American League showcases top hitters like Carew and Yastrzemski and leaders in runs, hits, doubles, triples, and home runs. Lively photo-like cross-league stats list stars such as Rivers, Campaneris, and G Perr y with ERAs and strikeouts dominating the pitching leaders.
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