Homers and Knuckleballs Dominate Tuesday Baseball
The AP reports a night of power and pitching as Richie Allen, Hank Aaron, Tony Perez and Johnny Bench homered, with Phil Niekro using a rain delay to sharpen his knuckleball. Allen sparked St Louis in a 12-4 rout of San Francisco, while Aaron’s two-run shot backed Atlanta past the Mets. Bench hit two homers for Cincinnati in a 7-2 win over Philadelphia, and the Padres pounded six Pirates pitchers for 19 hits in a 14-8 slugfest as Houston beat Montreal 6-? The day also featured Allen moved back to No. 3, Carlton beating the Giants, and a Mets-Braves rain delay interrupting play.
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McDowell two-hits Brewers as Indians sweep doubleheader
McDowell carried a seven-inning no-hitter into the later frames but settled for a two-hitter in the opener of Cleveland's doubleheader sweep of Milwaukee 4-1. He struck out eight and lowered his ERA to 2.35 while Graig Nettles drove in four runs, including two on a homer and two on a two-run single as the Indians won 4-1.
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Moose Nine Topples Elks In II Action
The Barbalad Moose defeated the Elks 17 to 8 in II action after a rain delay. Moose jumped ahead with runs across the first two innings, Elks led with a big fourth before Moose surged with three more in the fourth and seven in the fifth for insurance. Jefe Powell earned the win after relieving Larry Frisina. Dave Williams took the loss for the Elks.
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Buckeyes Top 1960s College Football Team in ABC Poll
Ohio State was voted the outstanding college football team of the 1960s by a nationwide ABC poll. The Buckeyes earned 870 points, topping 1969 Texas with 650, after finishing with a 10 0 record under coach Woody Hayes.
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Catholic Youth Beaverdam Win Church Contests
Catholic Youth defeated the Baptists 8 6 in a tight Church Recreational Softball League game. Beaverdam won by forfeit as Mennonites defeated Sparta Alliance Church. Tomorrow Catholics face Congregationals on field A and Corry Alliance meets Sparta Baptist on field B.
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Top Youth Bowlers Honor At Bowl Aire Banquet
Members of the Bowl-Aire youth leagues received trophies at a Moose Club banquet. Bantam League winners include Georgeann Elchynski Kathy Elchynski Diane Holton and Wendy Scouten with Stefanie Gould Mike Babcock Tim Amoroso Buzz Wetmore and Lynn Gates in the standing row. Junior Beaver winners feature Cindy Spitman Patty Wetmore Katie Shumsky Barb Kornikoski with Dave Armstrong Lanny Fitch Dan Schreckengost Bob Katulich Tom Ross Earl Swart and Gary Zajac in the rear.
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McLaren Death Mourned By Racers
GOODWOOD England AP The auto racing world mourns Bruce McLaren 32 killed in a crash at Goodwood Circuit He drove at 180 mph in an experimental car his MD8 speared into an earthen bank The New Zealander died minutes after being dragged clear McLaren had won Can Am titles in 1969 and Ferne Le Mans 1968 in a Ford GT40
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Eliminate Bear Season Trimmed Doe Licenses In Pa
Pennsylvania will not have a bear season for the first time in 36 years and antlerless deer licenses are cut by about 10 percent this year. The Game Commission cited high past harvests in 1966 and 1967 and a resulting shortage of bears in the north central region. Hunters killed 605 bears in 1966 and 568 in 1967. 218 in 1968 and 295 in the two-day 1969 season. Antlerless licenses drop to 338,500 from 379,000 authorized last year and 482,550 in 1968 as deer herd size shrinks.
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