Sayings and Loan team road games in Legion League this week
Hatch Legion League games of the local Sayings and Loan team are road affairs this week with Er ie today and Wattsburg tomorrow. A 7-0 league record hinges on two victories, while the Warren Beverage addition to the McKean-Elk County League boosts an eight team field. Other notes include junior league action, YMCA swimming test results, and assorted sports commentary.
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Five Pittsburgh Men Charged in Tax Stamp Evasion Case
Daniel Ilood of Homestead among five Pittsburgh district men fired in federal court Friday for failing to have a $60 sea–pering stamp. He was figed sl.
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Braves Halt Dodgers' Win Streak in City Night Clash
The Braves beat the Dodgers 5-2 as Eddie Mathews homered for Milwaukee to pull within four games of Los Angeles. Bob Gibson faltered after a one-hitter start, yielding a three-run ninth, while Rusty Staub and Brand contributed key hits for St Louis. Mets, Reds, and Cubs also posted late-night wins in a busy National League slate.
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Ron Brand
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Chicago
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Joe Morgan
Walt Bond
Rusty Staub
Brand
Eddie Mathews
Braves
Dodgers
Wade Blasingaie
Felipe Alou
Johnny Edwards
Sam Francisco
Willie McCovey
Joey Jay
Mets
Bill Mazeroski
Jack Fisher
Bob Briend
New York
Jim Bunning
Wes Covington
Chisox Chase Twins Tail In Long 15th Inning Win
Eddie Fisher held the Yankees to one hit over six innings as the White Sox beat New York 2-0 in 15 innings. Fisher improved to 5-0 with a 1.59 ERA. Danny Cater, 0-for-18, homered in the 15th to win it for Chicago and end the marathon.
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Danny Cater
Yankees fall 14 games back as Twins lead AL
The Twins hammered Washington 3-5 to stay 14 games ahead of the White Sox, while Cleveland edged Detroit 7-6 and the Angels beat Baltimore 4-3. Cater broke a scoreless tie for Chicago against the Yankees with a line-shot RBI, and Jimmie Hall sparked Minnesota with three hits and a homer. Joe Horlen went nine for Chicago, and Bill Stafford pitched for New York in a tight matchup.
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Pete Mikkelsen
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Bill Stafford
Horlen
Jimmie Hall
Gerry Fosnow
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Rich Rollins
Bob Allison
Woodie Held
Elington
Jim Katt
Fosnow
Joe Azcue
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Larry Sherry
Max Alvis
Chuck Hinton
al Kaline
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Ralph Terry
Pedro Gonzalez
Johnny ‘Orsino
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Floridian Leads Pa. Golf Tourney
Paul W. Desjardins of Miami Shores Florida carried a one stroke lead into the second 18 holes of the Sunnehanna amateur, after a 35 32 67 yesterday. Harry Toscano of New Castle and Roger McManus of Hartville were the only others under par in the 38 player field. Desjardins led par breakers Toscan and McManus by one stroke as the 12th annual event continued.
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Harry Toscano
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Roger T. McManus
Hartville
Ohio
Toscan
McMannus
Grid Goliaths Clash as NFL AFL Expand Plans Rise
The NFL and AFL square off over expansion with multi million TV money and crowded bids. Houston, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Boston, Miami and New Orleans emerge as contenders. AFL eyeing two new teams by 1966 or 1967, NFL eyeing 1967. Philadelphia and Chicago strong NFL bases, AFL meeting in New Jersey to announce two hosts.
NFL expansion talk targets major cities for new teams
Foss said the league plans to add two teams by 1968 in big cities that can support two clubs but currently host only one. Philadelphia, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Cleveland, and Houston are named targets as teams compete for domed stadium sites. The AFL Oilers signed a five year Rice Stadium deal leaving the dome open for football. Boston remains the largest untapped market in New England.
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Los An_geles
San Francisco
Boston
New England
NFL
NYP League Scores Quick Hitter
Auburn edged Wellsville 3 2 while Geneva defeated Jamestown 3 4 and Binghamton ran past Batavia 12 1. The compact set shows three league results with Auburn, Geneva, Jamestown, Binghamton, Wellsville, Batavia all named.
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Boros Leads Buick Open With Two Stroke Edge
Julius Boros shot a two under par 70 to take a two stroke lead at 139 after two rounds of the Buick Open at Warwick Hills. Defending champion Tony Lema, Gary Player, Doug Sanders, Jack Nicklaus, Steve Spray and others trail by two. Player praised the monster course after firing a 68.
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Warwick Hills
Tony Lema
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Doug Sanders
Jack Nicklaus
Steve Spray
George Archer
Jacky Cupil
Bords
Four Little League Teams Remain 1-1 After Week One
After a first week of play all four Little League teams sit tied for first with 1-1 records. Elks beat Corry Jamestown 5-3 as Thomas earned the win with 12 hits allowed. Bailey went 3 for 3 and Komenda 2 singles for Elks, while Spear and Brown each had two hits for Corry Jamestown. Momentum shifts in the late innings set the tone for a balanced start.
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Corry Jamestown
Herm Steaves
Stan Komenda
Mike Thomas
Kim Bailey
Larry Jamestown
John Cragg
Ken Beat
Ellis
Gene Zajac
Bailey
John Downey
Elks
Thomas
Spear
Doug Brown
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World Series Field Completes For Omaha Qualifiers
The field for the NCAA college baseball world series opening in Omaha was completed after Connecticut and Arizona State won their District 1 zones. Connecticut beat Holy Cross 7 0 to claim District 1 title and Arizona State defeated Colorado State College 12 3 to advance, with two bogies and a 20 foot explosion shot noted on the eighth hole motif.
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Arizona State
Holy Cross
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Colorado State College
Ken Venturi
Bruce Crampton
Mike Souchak
Don January
Chi Chi Rodrigues
Bob Charlo
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