Orioles win in 19 innings in marathon game
Orioles rally with a 19th inning two run homer by Andy Etchebarren to beat Washington 7 5 and extend their lead in the pennant chase as two young fans fly with the team. Detroit tops New York 7 1 in the nightcap with Dick McAuliffe's grand slam. earlier New York won the opener 2 0. Chicago takes first place then falls back after KC loss. Minnesota, Cleveland win. White Sox, Yankees split.
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Associated Press
Andy Etchebarren
Baltimore Orioles
Etcheharren
Orioles
Washington
Friendship Airport
Dick McAuliffe
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Angels
Etchebarren
Bob Priddy
Brooks Robinson
Russ Snyder
Curt Blefary
Wally Bunker
Eddie.Watt
Eddie Fisher
Stu Miller
Senators
McAuliffe
Bill Freehan
Dooley Womack
Hank Aguirre
Detroit
John Kennedy
Yankees
Jake Gibbs
al Downing
Joe Pepitone
Mickey Lolich
White Sox
Jim Nash
Nash
Tommie Agee
Tommy John
Ken Berry
Jim
Catfish
Alunter
Steve Hargan
Homer
Leon Wagner
Chuck Hinton
Fred Whitfield
Bob
Twins
Vick Reichardt
Bob Rodgers
John
Cincinnati Reds
Dave Bristol
Reds
Atlanta
Braves
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Legion Team Wins League Opener
Lefthander Mark Chase delivered a sparkling relief stint as Corry Savings and Loan opened league play with a 10 3 victory over Waterford at Waterford. Joe Linden had three hits and three runs, Jerry Mick drove in runs with a triple, Jack Hammond added a triple, and Rafalski hit a three run homer in the seventh to seal the win. Chase fanned 10 in 5 1 3 innings, earning the win as Corry extended its win streak to seven. Waterford got a lone homer from Werhas.
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Mark Chase
Corry Savings and Loan
Waterford
Chase
Dave Wetmore
Jerry Mick
Jim Rafalski
Mick
Joe Linden
Corry
Rafalski
Jack Hammond
Hel
The
Legion
Wesleyville
Wetmore
Hammond
Fred Sargent
Philadelphian Wins Bowling Tournament
Joe Williams of Philadelphia led the Pennsylvania State Bowling Tournament from week ten and won the title with a 2,016 scratch and 2,102 handicap. John Dee of Pottsville was runner up with 2,018 handicap, while Vince Sitter of Erie posted 1,986 scratch. Dee and Milt Styler of Pottsville won the doubles with 1,341. Matt Kaslik of Allentown posted 685 in singles, narrowly beating Ron Neidermeyer of New Holland. Security Peoples Trust Co. of Erie captured the team title with 933, Churchill Lounge of Pittsburgh took second with 3,312.
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Erie
Joe Williams
Philadelphia
Williams
John Dee
Pottsville
Vince Sitter
Dee
Milt Styler
Matt Kaslik
Allentown
Ron Neidermyler
New Holland
Security Peoples Trust Co
Churchill Lounge
Pittsburgh
Hargan Not Satisfied After Win Over Red Sox
Cleveland pitcher Steve Hargan, 27, improved to 7 4 with a 1.74 ERA after a five hit, 30 victory over Boston. He said his slider and curve looked better, though he felt the performance wasn’t his best, despite the crowd of 27,895 noting the season’s largest turnout.
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Cleveland
Steve Hargan
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Horgan
Clemente Has Himself A Day At Dodgers Game
Roberto Clemente went three for four with two homers as the Pirates beat the Dodgers 5 1. Don Drysdale struggled with Clemente who hit a solo shot and a two run homer after a 3 0 count, lifting Clemente to a .374 average and 43 RBIs. Bob Veale earned his seventh win aided by Elroy Face in the ninth.
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LOS Angeles
Roberto Clemente
Los Angeles Dodger
Don Drysdale
Clemente
Drysdale
Pirate Star
Alex Grammas
Ilemente
Matty Alou
Maury Wills
Bob Veale
Elroy Face
Lemente
Ron Fairly
Bob Bailey
Jeff ‘Tor
Dodgers
Berg
Leo Cardenas
Lot Broek
Cards
Chicago
Dick Hughes
Orlando Cepeda
St. Louis
Cubs
Curt Flood
Joe Gibbon
Giants
Mets
Tito Fuentes
Willie McCovey
Mike McCormick
Ollie Brown
Pittsburgh
Veale
Roy Face
Phillies
Don Wilson
Johnny Callison
Johnny Briggs
Carroll Sembera
Astros
Playground Baseball Signup Set For Heyer Area Boys
Heyer program head Joe Frisina announces signup for boys age 8 to 10. City Units and north of the Erie Pennsylvania tracks sign at Wright School 5:30 to 6:30. south of tracks at Concord School 6:30 to 7:30. Conway School also hosts Wright signups. Columbus and Spring Creek players sign at Concord. Games run Monday to Friday at 1 and 3 PM. schedules issued at signups.
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Heyer
Joe Frisina
Erie and Pennsylvania
Wright School
Concord
Conelway
Wright
Keystones Fall In Opener To Falconer Tigers
Ernie Strickland pitched a four hitter as Falconer defeated Corry 8 to 1 at Loveland Field. Four Falconer runs came in the fourth, plus three more in the sixth, aided by walks and key hits. Persing took the loss, Strickland struck out six and walked six. Corry's lone runs came on sixth inning hits and fielder's choices. Keystones to practice Wednesday at Loveland Field. Coach honored: Ralph Waldo Emerson Jones named baseball coach of the year at Grambling College.
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Ernie Strickland
Loveland Field
Falconer Tigers
Corry Keystones
Chautauqua County Baseball Association
Larry Persing
Falconer
Bardo
Mazarro
Don Aperson
Strickland
Corry
Tom Morton
Art Zehr
John Linden
Larry Greer
Rick Hammond
Morton
Larry
Keystones
ST. Joseph, Mo
Ralph Waldo Emerson Jones
Grambling College
Jones
Grambling
Bucs Phils Win as Reds edge Braves 5 4 and Giants sweep Mets
In a packed NL action, the Reds held off the Braves 5 4 to extend their lead with reliever Bob Lee keying a late stop. The Cardinals beat the Cubs 4 3 as San Francisco swept the Mets 7 0 and 5 0. Pittsburgh beat Los Angeles 4 1 while Philadelphia rallied for six runs in the ninth to down Houston 6 1.
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Cubs
San Francisco
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Houston
Reds
Bob Lee
Braves
Jim Maloney
Lee
Hank Aaron
Maloney
Benge Opis Today’s Games Tie to City Matchups
Tuesday night schedule features Chicago at Philadelphia and New York at Pittsburgh with early evening contests. Los Angeles visits Atlanta while San Francisco meets Cincinnati and Houston hosts St. Louis with Detroit at Kansas City in late games. A Gainesville trivia note recalls Gen. James in 1923 Florida Gators football story with a 12-24 record.
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Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Holston
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Minnesota
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
California
Tae Ean
Gainesville
Fla
Florida
Gators
Gen. James
G.B
Cincinnati
ABA
St. Louis
San Fran
Pittsburgh
Boston
Atlanta
St Kansas City
Houston
San Francisco
Innins
Peer
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Rossin
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