Baseball Standings and Friday Results Highlight NL and AL Actions
National League lead changes as Los Angeles and Milwaukee duel amid tight standings. Friday results show Cincinnati 7 Houston 1 and Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 1 while St Louis edges Los Angeles 4 2. American League matchups include Minnesota 3 Baltimore 2 and Detroit 3 Chicago 1.
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Birds Indians Tie for Second After Slugfest Furor
Boston manager Billy Herman blamed Dean Chance for starting the brawl that erupted after his early control failures. The Angels beat Boston 9-2 as Mantilla and Morehead figures triggered a 20 inning melee with several fights and line-drive hits in the sixth through the eighth. Meantime Minnesota edged Baltimore 3-2 and Cleveland crushed New York 5-0 as other AL games unfolded.
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Eddie Fisher
Don Wert
Frank Howard
North Clymer Driver Extends Erie Speedway Lead
Johnny Whitehead of North Clymer holds a narrow Erie Speedway point lead as the 50 lap Mid Season Championship looms. Bob Schnars of Busti suffered a ball joint failure on Sunday, dropping from contention while Whitehead gained to 101 points. Schnars and Squirt Johns of Brockway remain close behind as double points Saturday promise a tense duel. The card includes a 25 lap sportsman feature and racing starts at 8 p m in Corry.
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Bragan Accuses Spitball Use In Braves Giants Outcome
Bobby Bragan claimed he ordered his Milwaukee pitchers to throw spitballs to prove umpires could not stop the illegal pitch. Giants hitters rapped 13 hits in a 9 2 win as Tom Haller Willie Mays and Willie McCovey supplied power. Bob Shaw denied the charge as Bragan's team suffered a rare setback amid NL results across the circuit.
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Native Pa. Son Feted At Game
Frissmun hookie second baseman Glenn Beckert of the Chicago Cubs, a Pittsburgh resident, was honored before the game with the Pittsburgh Pirates. He received an American Legion plaque a gift from his home community and a resolution from the State House of Representatives. Bob Gurback, Allegheny College coach in Meadville where Beckert graduated, joined the group in honoring him.
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Daughter defeats mother to win Western Pennsylvania Amateur
Carol Semple, at Sewickley Heights Golf Club, defeated her mother Mrs. H. L. Semple 6 and 5 to become the youngest winner of the Western Pennsylvania Women's Amateur Golf Championship, denying her mother a seventh title.
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Queen Earns $932 at Goodwood Meeting
Queen Elizabeth wins $932 at Goodwood England with her filly Eucumbenc finishing second to Aunt Edith in the Nassau Stakes. The season earnings rise to $113,898.
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Corry Area High School Preseason Football Schedule
Corry Area High School teams begin preseason drills on August 18 with two a day sessions. The schedule includes equipment issues and physicals on August 16 and 17 and a squad meeting that evening. Freshman reports follow August 18, with morning sessions at 9 and afternoon at 1 30. Coach Hanna enters his 18th season with returning lettermen and potential recruits for the 1965 season. Tickets for four home varsity games are $4. The season opens September 11 versus Warren at Sheen Athletic Field.
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Nicklaus and Stiller Tie For Thunderbird Lead In Round Three
In Harrison New York elite golfers started the Thunderbird Classic third round with Jack Nicklaus and Gene Stiller matching six under par 66. Billy Casper shot 67 to sit one behind, as Gary Player Pat Schwab and others chased bundles at Westchester Country Club. Arnold Palmer and others posted scores while two veterans Sarazen and Shead missed the cut.
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Bracken Field Hosts All Stars In Minor League Game
Bracken Field hosts the annual Minor League All-Star game this afternoon at 5 30. Teams present include the High School league and Loveland Wicket Division with starting pitchers Jon Bennett and Skip Frisina. Managers listed include Waltier Balog and Balog Balog and Balog as head managers.
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Third game set for Loveland Field Friday at 1 00
A third game, if necessary, will be played at Loveland Field Friday at 1:00 PM. The schedule outlines the potential tiebreaker as the season advances.
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Two Score Aces On Same Hole At Monroe Course
Pere rraen reports ten golfers scored a hole in one on the same 140 yard par three at Monroe municipal course. Alan Knight age 12 sank a three wood early in the afternoon, followed by Jim Shipp who also holed out. It marked the first ace for 6th FRAZIER TURNS PRO: PHILADELPHIA reports Phil Frazier, 21, Olympic heavyweight champion at Tokyo, turning pro with a debut planned at Convention Hall August 16.
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Golf Tourney Draws 60 At Country Club
The weekly women golfers event by the Women's Northwestern Golfers Association drew 60 players at Corry Country Club. Winners from Corry included Mary Helene Williams, Mary Hnatyszyn, Rita Jackson, Lou Ruffner, Alice Bailey, Dorie Hillstrom, and Marge Walcott. Kay Hebert of Lawrence Park shot 73. Rose Chacona of Wanango won low net 67. A luncheon followed. next week’s tourney moves to Meadville.
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Kay Hebert
Rose Chacona
Wanango Country Club
Giants bash Brewers as Haller drives in five runs
FRIDAY'S STARS BATTING Tom Haller of San Francisco drove in five runs with a homer a double and a grounder as the Giants dumped Milwaukee 9-2. PITCHING Jim Grant of Minnesota earned his lath victory with a five hitter in the Twins 3-2 win over Baltimore.
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