Pirates take late rally to top Giants amid rain delay
In a rain interrupted game in San Francisco, the Pirates staged a bases loaded rally capped by Jose Pagan’s three run double in the eighth to beat the Giants 7-6. Rico Carty homered for Atlanta as they led late, but Willie Mays tied it with a ninth inning homer before the Braves won in the bottom of the ninth. The Cubs beat the Mets 7-4 while Cincinnati shaded Houston 4-3 and St. Louis blanked Los Angeles 4-0. Jaster earned his 12th win in a strong giant’s defense lapse.
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Corry Hosts District Title Showdowns In Local Baseball Action
Corry teams shined in district tournaments with Sayings and Loan winning the American Legion District 29 crown and local Little Leaguers claiming District 1. A memorable Bracken Field scene showed Corry’s youth facing Crawford County Suburban amid rain as umbrellas dotted the stands. Journal photo by Loveland.
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Aparicio Contributes as Orioles Beat Twins in Strong Power Night
Luis Aparicio helped the Baltimore Orioles extend their AL lead with a 3-0 win over Minnesota. He scored on Brooks Robinson's double after an infield hit and added a bunt single aiding Boog Powell's scoring as Baltimore relied on power hitters to widen their margin. Aparicio, targeting the stolen base title, has 16 steals with 80 games left, while Frank Robinson leads the league with 80 RBIs and the Orioles lean on timely hits to fuel the pennant drive.
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Savings and Loan Set to Meet Lakeview Sunday
The Savings and Loan nine travels to Loveland Field for a Section 1 playoff clash with Lakeview at 2 PM Sunday. Roy Swanson is slated to pitch the lid-lifter as Hammond’s squad, defending District 29 champions, aims to boost its bid for the Western Area berth.
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Pirates deny Pagliaroni punching Walker fined $1000 claim
Pirates manager Harry Walker and catcher Jim Pagliaroni dismissed a New York Post report by Maury Allen that Pagliaroni struck Walker and was fined $1,000 as ridiculous and false. Walker called it impossible and Pagliaroni said there has never been any trouble between them.
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Pirates ride late rally to edge Phillies 5 3
Jose Pagan drove in three with a go ahead eighth inning double as Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 5 3. Billy O Dell worked six scoreless innings in relief and manager Harry Walker credited hitting and team spirit for the NL leaders.
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Senior League schedule set for next week in playoffs
Joe Frisina, supervisor, announces State Senior League games next week at Love land Field. Pirates face Indiana on Monday, Indians meet Yankees in a playoff on Tuesday, then winner plays Pirates in a best of three starting Thursday. Braves players may report Tuesday night.
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Club Championship Set at Corry Country Club with 40 Entrants
The Corry Country Club opens its men’s club championship with 40 players including past champs Rudolph Mohr Cassett Dyckes Bowen and rising Pfeiffer. Rudolph holds multiple titles though four other veterans and several young talents will challenge. The event spans two weekends with 16 players advancing to the championship flight after 96 holes of medal play.
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Jacks Leads Reading Open With High Six-Game Block
Bob Jacks of New Orleans tops the Reading Open standings with 2,628 across 12 games led by a 1,380 six-game block. Nelson Burton Jr. sits second at 2,606 and Jim Godman is third with 2,602. Final match-play rounds follow Sunday after today’s 12-game rounds among 96 pros. No Pennsylvanians among the top 15.
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Babe Ruth Loop Finals Set in Pennsylvania Title Match
Levittown Eastern and Milton reach the Babe Ruth League final by winning semi finals. Levittown Eastern defeats Oreland 8-1 behind Steve Munter two hit pitching while Milton inks a 10-3 win over Crawford County after a nine run third inning. Steve Krause of Seattle sets American record in 880 yard freestyle at 9:04.2.
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Grid Holdout Ranks Thin as Camps Open Across NFL
Pro football holdouts trickle into training camps as Earl Faison Pat Studstill and Colts stars reach terms. Lions sign Joe Wellborn while others like Bruce Mahar Ted Karras remain unsigned. Jets Packers Bills Giants see cutdowns and trades including Schoenke Powless and Dave Lee moves.
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