Richards Allen Leads Phillies Charge With Power
My PHILADELPHIA AP Rich Allen answers critics with his bat. In a six game span he batted 25 times, reached base 15 times, logging 10 hits including four home runs and nine RBIs. His average rose to .298 as he alternates between third base and left field while his hand heals.
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Vanderhoof Drives Moose To Victory In Little League Thriller
Dean Vanderhoof pitched all five innings for the Moose, driving in the winning run with a fifth inning single after the game tied. Vanderhoof and Dave Dunne wold sparked the Moose offense as two insurance runs followed to seal the win for Vanderhoof.
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Keystone Sports Roundup Highlights and Updates
A compact sports digest covers top hitters and fielding questions in the National League, a successful Pennsylvania spring gobbler season with large birds and few violations, and notable college and conference achievements. Highlights include Jim Clouser of St Josephs College as a leading hitter, conservation leaders at Winchester Western, and upcoming games and awards across several state teams and institutions.
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Methodists Win Church League Opening Tilt
The Methodists beat the Catholics 19 to 10 in the Church Softball League opener. A big third inning powered the victory with Ed Curry hitting two home runs and Gary Snell adding a threebagger as nine hits fueled the surge. The Beaverdam Valley View game was postponed by agreement.
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Veale’s Tough Start Continues in Dodgers Loss
Southpaw Bob Veale dropped his sixth decision after the Pirates provided only eight runs in six losses. He allowed two in the first inning to the Dodgers then settled for a three hit effort through seven innings. Claude Osteen fanned six over seven, aided by four double plays as Ken Boyer and Rocky Colavito delivered early run scoring hits. The Pirates’ late threat fell short in a 4 0 defeat.
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Dodgers Payoff from Boyer Colavito Deals Lifts Team
Dodgers gain high payoff of Boyer and Colavito as they beat Pirates 4 0. Osteen limits Pittsburgh to seven hits aided by four double plays. Cardinals win 7 2 over Houston to stretch streak, Braves top Reds 3 2, Phillies edge Giants 1 0. Cubs and Mets idle.
Chautauqua County League standings preview and results
Chautauqua County League standings list Corry Randolph Falconer Kennedy with regionally aligned scores and upcoming Sunday's games at Kennedy Corry Sherman Jamestown Falconer Randolph. The excerpt also recalls Maury Wills and Roberto Clemente highlights and Manny Mota ending a Pirates rally with a groundout.
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Aging Snead To Try Again For U S Open
Sam Snead, now 56, begins another bid for the U S Open. He joins 57 players in sectional qualifying at Indianapolis and other sites for 14 berths in the 150 man field at Oak Hill Rochester June 13-16.
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Teener League Play Braves top Indians in nine run win
The Braves collected nine runs on IL hits and three errors to defeat the Indians. Jim Cross earned the win for the Braves while Brad Rupp took the loss. The Indians had savgan hits and four miscues. This afternoon the Pirates face the Yanks at Loveland Field.
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Dark Stanky clash fuels 14 innings in Indians win
Alvin Dark and Eddie Stanky, once Braves and Giants roommates, staged a strategic duel through 14 innings. Jose Vidal’s 14th inning homer powered the Indians past the White Sox 3 2. Yankees triple play early. others: Boston 4 3 over Detroit. Baltimore 2 0 over California.
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Derby Appeal Denied Delay By Racing Commission
Louisville AP The Kentucky State Racing Commission refused to postpone the June 12 hearing on Peter Fuller’s appeal of Churchill Downs stewards’ findings that Dancer’s Image contained Phenylbutazone during the May 4 Derby. Fuller seeks to overturn the stewards’ verdict redistributing the purse. Trainers Cavalaris and Barnard withdrew their 30 day suspensions. their appeal was slated for June 10.
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