Corry Keystones Return to Baseball in New Era at Loveland Field
The Corry Keystones, formerly known for basketball prowess, debut in the Chautauqua County Baseball League against Falconer at Loveland Field. The piece recalls the 1920s team’s origins under Lee Whittlesey, notable players, and the 1924 season record of 24 wins and 6 losses, with scoring leaders Miller and Williams, as the club shifts to a new sport before disbanding in 1928.
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Keystones Return to Pittsburgh for Baseball Revival
Corry Keystones return after decades to lift Pittsburgh sports spirit with a keen baseball display. The team, led by Howard Sheen, aims to win as crowds cheer at Loveland Field tomorrow afternoon at 2 p.m. with a strong opener against the Dodgers. Cincinnati, St Louis, Philadelphia and New York show strong NL form in recent standings.
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Wills Reconsiders Dodger Departure After Pirates Rally
Maury Wills says given another chance he would not provoke a Dodgers trade to Pittsburgh. He celebrated his return to Los Angeles with a tiebreaking triple in a 5-3 Pirates win, amid a 35,540 crowd. Wills recalled why he left for Japan and noted the mixed feelings about his Dodger ties.
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Lonborg Comes Close to No-Hitter in Cleveland Loss
Jim Lonborg of Boston carried a no-hitter into the eighth inning before Cleveland broke through on a ground rule double. He allowed three hits, struck out seven and earned a 7-1 decision, expressing happiness about the win but disappointment at missing the no-hitter.
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Orioles Blank Senators Tigers Roar Into First Place
Orioles blank the Senators 120 to 0 as Tom Phoebus Phoebus? dominates with a third straight shutout. Frank Robinson drives in five runs on a homer and double while Etchebarren adds a homer. Tigers rally past the Yankees, Krausse shines for the A’s in a marathon win over Chicago. Lonborg no-hits the Indians as Yastrzemski belts a two run homer.
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Reds Clinch 11th Inning Win On Pinson Satchel Clash
Lightning struck Jay Ritchie as the Reds rallied in the 11th inning to beat the Braves. Vada Pinson lined a fourth hit scoring Tommy Helms for a 5 4 comeback victory. Joe Torre led the Braves with three hits and two RBIs. The Cardinals, Phillies, and Pirates also won as Carlton and Clemente starred for St Louis and Pittsburgh respectively.
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Squirt Johns Man To Beat At Stateline
At Stateline Speedway the 1967 season third show features Bob Schnars seeking to extend his two straight feature wins as Squirt Johns of Brockway looms as a past champion. Schnars won last Monday’s 50 lapters by over a half lap, with Johnson delivering another top five in four races this year. Eleven races are slated at Stateline and Eriez Speedway with sportsman and late model lap features headlining.
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Next Week Schedule For Local Clubs
Monday Elks face VFW. Tuesday Moose meet CJ. Wednesday VFW duel Moose. Thursday CJ plays Elks.
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Paschal Wins Asheville 300 stock car race
Jim Paschal of High Point North Carolina won the Asheville 300 stock car race despite brushing the steel retaining wall on the 10th lap He drove his 1967 Plymouth with a single pit stop in the 100 mile event coming off a World 800 win at Charlotte and aiming for Macon 300 this Sunday The finish also mentions Valley Pennsylvania and John White of North Clymer New York.
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