Grove City Little Leaguers top Sharon Corry for district title
Grove City Little Leaguers defeat Sharon Corry's All Stars 6 to 2 at Bracken Field to advance in the district tournament. Jon Bennett pitched seven straight first inning strikeouts and a shutout until the fourth, while Dean Vanderhoff blasted two home runs fueling Corry's win. Jeff Brown also contributed as Corry moves on to face Grove City for the district crown.
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Tigers Lose and Still Gain Ground in Tight AL Race
The Tigers stretched their lead as Baltimore Cleveland and Boston faltered. Yankees beat Detroit 72 behind Verb in ie and McDaniel, while McDaniel allowed one hit. Red Sox swept doubleheader from Baltimore 32 in 10 innings and 28, boosting Detroit’s rivals’ chase. White Sox toppled Oakland 7 2 in 13 innings as Chicago rallied late.
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Chautauqua County League Final Standings Report
Sherman Kennedy Jamestown win league title as Corry beats Randolph 15 to 4 and 8 to 1 while Falconer topples Jamestown 12 to 2. Shaughnessy playoff schedule lists Sherman at Corry and Randolph at Falconer for Sunday.
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Just Like Grandma s Muskie Family Catches Prove Musical Miles
The Miles family shows a talent for muskie fishing at Findley Lake. Maysie Miles, 122 Wayne Street, hauled a 12 pound catch, while her son Howard landed a 10 pound 25 inch fish. Rodney Miles, 12, caught a 9 1 2 pound muskie about 3544 inches long at 9 20 Saturday morning. Maysie and Ronald also each caught muskies, both eight pounds and around 33 inches. Journal photo by Endsley.
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Van Brocklin Shuns Scrimmage for College All-Stars
Coach Norm Van Brocklin will not hold scrimmages with the College All-Stars before facing the Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field. He plans limited contact sessions, no pregame workouts, and will call every play from the bench to ease quarterback pressure and exploit his Packers knowledge.
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Unhappy End as Ballman Walks Out Over Eagles Contract
Gary Ballman and Tom Woodeshick of the Philadelphia Eagles left after salary talks, joining 49 others seeking NFL contracts. Coach Kuharich said Ballman’s demands were unmet, Woodeshick undecided, and Ballman indicated interest from other clubs. Don Horn joined others in military service, while multiple teams trimmed rosters to 60 by Wednesday night.
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Valley View doubles down Nazarenes in Church League rout
Valley View Mennonites crushed the Nazarenes 32 to 1 after four innings under the church league lights. Ten doubles fueled the lopsided win as Art Zehr earned the win over Jerry Owens. Zehr also hit a triple while detailed batting lines list Hennigh Stoltzfus Harrington Shrock Miller Wilkinson and others.
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Legion Team Sets Practice at Loveland Field
Corry Savings and Loan manager Jim Hammond announced a practice for the Legion baseball team at Loveland Field tomorrow evening at 6 p.m. All members are urged to attend.
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Veale Hangs On To Give Byes Win
Pirates lefty Bob Veale fought through six strong innings and withstood late trouble to beat the Atlanta Braves 3 to 2. Veale left runners stranded in the seventh after a Hank Aaron baserunner was picked off, while Bill Mazeroski provided the decisive homer and Donn Clendenon added a sacrifice fly.
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Culver Pounds Phillies in No-Hitter Bid Sparks Reds Sweep
George Culver fired a 6-1 no hitter through seven as Cincinnati swept a two night doubleheader with Philadelphia. Pete Rose sparked two big Reds rallies with singles and a ninth inning tripled and scored, while Dallas Green’s error and a catcher interference helped Philadelphia miss more against Culver. The swing continued in NL action as St Louis beat New York, Houston edged Los Angeles, and San Francisco toppled Chicago.
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Clubs face doubleheader with pitching stars in Pittsburgh
Maury Wills drew a walk on rookie Ron Reed in the sixth and advanced on a sacrifice by Gene Alley before Roberto Clemente delivered a two out single to left, producing the decisive run. The clubs scheduled a night doubleheader with Ken Johnson and Phil Niekro for Atlanta against Pittsburgh's Steve Blass and Jim Bunning.
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