Juan Marichal Dominates To Lead 5-31 Giants Victory
Juan Marichal battled fatigue to a 5-31 victory over the Cincinnati Reds, striking out 10 and completing his ninth complete game in 11 starts. He yielded two homers to Leo Cardenas but kept the Giants atop the National League, while the Dodgers and other NL clubs posted wins around the circuit.
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Houston
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Hal Woodeshick
Bill White
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Lou Johnson
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Claude Osteen
Los Angeles
Lou Brock
Curt Flood
White
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Piladelpha
Ray Herbert
Dick Stuart
Johnny Lewis
Cubs
Bob Veale
Chicago
Ernie Broglio
Adolfo Phillips
Joe Amalfitano
Broglio
Phillips
Ron Santo
Indians Win In 17th Frame
The Indians defeated the Angels 5-1 as Chico Salmon belted a three run homer and Pedro Gonzalez delivered a bases loaded single in Cleveland’s 17th inning comeback. Dan Hargan worked long relief to get the win with help from Luis Tiant.
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RBI
Kansas City
Freak Talbot
Lew ‘Krausse
Tigers
Danny Cater
Mike Hershberger
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Angels
Luis Tiant
Jose Cardenal
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Carl Weisman
St. Louis Browns
Don Hoak
Pittsburgh
Mark Brown sets school 880 record at Corry Area
Greg Brown, Corry Area High School senior, broke the school 880 yard record with a 2 05.95 during regular season, then competed in the State championships. He excelled in the 440 event, finishing third at Districts and going to states as an alternate. in the State meet his 52.0 trailed winner 47.8 record.
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Erie East
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Untouchable Utegg Leads Five In Softball Triumph
Utegg struck out the side in five of seven innings as the muscular Methodists routed the Roman Catholics 26 to 5. Frisina took the loss for the Catholics while Marsh earned the win for the Methodists. Dexter Sandburg homered off Hostetler, Lewis had two hits.
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Bob Hostetler
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Dexter Sandburg
Hostetler
Joe Frisina
Frisina
Bob Marsh
Terry Williams
Hill Pockets $156,297 For Speed Spoils
Graham Hill of London won the Indianapolis 500 on his first try, receiving $156,297 part of a record $691,304.90 purse. Jim Clark of Duns, Scotland finished second earning $76,992, with Jim McElreath third at $42,596. Rodger Ward retired after announcing his racing retirement.
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Dunbarton
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Duns
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Arlington
Tex
Corry Jamestown Dominates Local Little League Action
Corry Jamestown, led by Craig Bailey and Doug Brown, hammered Elks 19 6 and VFW 23 2 to extend its winning streak. Bailey blasted a home run and two grand slams in the two games, while Brown added a homer and a double. VFW dropped to 1 1 after a 2 1 loss to Moose in a Monday doubleheader.
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Corry
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Jon Bennett
Bracken Field
Doug Brown
Brown
Vets
Moose
Mike Roden
Bob Rupp
Sam Baressi
Sam Barbalaci
Herm Steaves
Ellis
Ray Shaw
Chisox Hansen Out For Season
The Chicago White Sox shortstop Ron Hansen will miss the season due to a ruptured spinal disc requiring surgery. Hansen, 28, injured his left ankle on opening day and his leg worsened, prompting May 14 placement on the emergency disabled list.
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Hansen
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Sox
Steelers Sign Two Rookies for 1986 Season
PITTSBURGH AP The Pittsburgh Steelers signed two rookies for the 1986 season. Tackle Joe Dobson of Idaho was the club’s 15th draft choice and Matt Szykowny, a Pittsburgh district high school alum, played for a Minneapolis Twins farm club after graduating from the University of Town. The club also reported quarterback Bill Nelson underwent a tonsillectomy at a Pittsburgh hospital Tuesday.
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Pittsburgh District
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CAHS Golf Teams Tie in Conference Match
Corry Area High School golfers tied Warren 7 over Cross Creek course. Warren won Section Two with Rock Logan defeating Greg Hooks while Chuck Schmidt beat Tom Xander. Corry players Blynt Costello Sample and Xander posted scores, with Schmidt earning medalist honors at 78.
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George Costello
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Scoop Sample
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Schmidt
Blunt
Xander
Tue JouRNat Daily Provides Family Friendly Reading
Reading tips and daily excerpts from Tue JouRNat offer wholesome content for curious youth and busy families.
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