Phillies Refuse To Wilt Top Dodgers
Willie Mays misplayed a fly ball for an error as the Giants blanked the Pirates 3 0. Donn Clendenon scored on Mays rare miscue, while Murtaugh argued a ruling on a batted ball hit by McCovey. The Phillies edged the Dodgers 1 0 in 11 innings as Rojas and Gilliam miscues helped, leaving Philadelphia eight games ahead.
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Unclear Sports Scores and Schedule Fragment
Readable fragments show multiple baseball scores and upcoming games. Entries include St Louis Chicago Houston New York Cincinnati Milwaukee San Francisco and Los Angeles with varying inning counts and results. Scheduled matches list New York at Minnesota Baltimore at Kansas City and Chicago at St Louis among others.
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Houston
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Minnesota
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Juniors Feature Pitchers Battle at Love Land Field
In a tight junior league duel at Love Land Field the Pirates edged the Braves 1 0. Kevin Bailey allowed two hits and struck out 10 to win. Dave Wetmore fanned 14 over five innings, giving up five hits. Bailey doubled, John Wascak hit a crucial triple in the fourth, Kim Brown added two of the Pirates five hits. Umpires Ted Glatz, Larry Lobdell, Walter Burrows.
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Loveland Field
Kevin Bailey
Dave Wetmore
Bailey
Pohntter
Wetmore
John Wascak
Kim
Little League Work Bee Slated at Bracken
Fathers of local Little League players will hold a work bee Saturday at Bracken. The session starts at 9 a.m. and volunteers are asked to bring rakes shovels lawn mowers and other tools.
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Bracken
Whitey Ford Dominates as Yankees Top Twins and Lead AL
Whitey Ford pitched the Yankees to a 3-1 victory over Minnesota, extending his record to 6-1 with his fourth shutout and a 1.53 ERA. Ralph Terry credited Ford with a head arm heart triple play, praising his pitch-by-pitch thinking and clutch mastery.
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Ralph Terry
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Dick Radatz
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Joel Horlen
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Washington
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Blynt Leads CJ to 7-3 Win Over Elks
Jamestown's Little League team earned its second straight victory by defeating Elks 7-3 at Bracken Field. CJ catcher Bill Blynt went 3-for-3 with a first inning homer, John Bracken drove in three with a bases loaded double in the fifth, and Dan Taylor allowed five hits with 13 strikeouts.
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Wednesday's Fights in Miami and Eureka
Lightweight Henry Dominguez of Odessa outpointed Tony Mamarelli in Miami. In Eureka Ron Thompson from Eugene defeated J C Johnson in an eight rounder. Horlen leaving the Indians ninth after a double by Romano. Al Weis homered, Dave Nicholson had three hits and a run-scoring single. Claude Osteen shut out the Tigers as Al Kaline had three hits and two RBIs. Fred Valentine and Dick Phillips homered for the Senators as Dave Wickersham failed to win for the third time.
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Dick Phillips
Senators
Dave Wickersham
Corry Legion junior baseball meetings to form team
A meeting at the YMCA at 7 30 tonight aims to reorganize Corry s Legion junior baseball for the summer. Local business leaders and fathers of 15 18 year olds plan to establish a team, possibly joining the Erie County League or an independent schedule. Fred Marsh, former major leaguer, will help coach two to three nights weekly.
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Dancer Yet To Hit Peak In Belmont Stakes Run
Northern Dancer seeks ninth straight victory in Belmont Stakes run as 3-5 favorite. Trainers Luro and Conway praise the colt’s form and potential, with a small field and CBS national coverage set for post at 3 45 p.m. EST.
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Local baseball veteran to attend community meeting
A seasoned player winding down his career in organized ball now works at the local post office. Marsh will attend tonight's meeting, and all interested persons are invited.
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Marsh
Bolosing Men’s Summer League Leads With High Series
In Bowl-Aire last night Al Dunnewald rolled a 591 series on games of 217 and 203. Dick Merkle posted 221, Tom Smith 214, and Bob Hunt Jr. 204, contributing to a strong team showing.
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Dick Merkle
Tom Smith
Bob Hunt Jr
Bugbees Bats Pace EUB Win Over Lutherans in Church League
Bugbees bats pace EUB to a 13 8 victory as they collect 10 hits led by two hits including a triple for each player. Lutherans finish with 12 hits and three players with three hits apiece in last night’s church softball action.
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Barry
EUB
Lutherans
Whitey Pidch ing Whitey Pidching and Pye shine in win
Yankees pitcher Whitey Pidching stopped Pittsburgh on four hits for his fourth shutout this year and improved to 6-1 with a 1.53 ERA. Giants bat Orlando Cepeda drove in all San Francisco runs in a 0 victory over Pittsburgh with a two run homer and a sacrifice fly.
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Doubles and Triples Lead Team in Tight Ball Game
Dick Tate and Fred Scherz connect for doubles while Clayton and Clabbatz drive in runs. B Bugbee and C bee contribute triples as Balz earns the win and Rumbaugh absorbs the loss with umpires Chase Lineski Marsh and Shop in attendance.
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