Legions Bombard Edinboro For Third Straight Victory
Corryites rewrote the score with a 10 run sixth inning to beat Edinboro 10 in last evening’s game. Corky Crockett, Ed Linski, and Larry Greer led the offense while Crockett and Brown combined to hold Edinboro to three hits. McInnes hit his first double of the season as Patsey Notte’s nine drove in runs. Next, Loveland Field hosts Waterford Sunday with Greer to pitch and Crockett catching. Manager Notte announced Bob Casler will join as a coach for the regionnaires.
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Bob
Tink) Casler
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Yankees stay atop as pitchers dominate midweek action
Star performances lift several teams as Ralph Terry of the Yankees fires a four hitter, Jim Kaat shuts out Cleveland, and the Twins sweep toward third. Detroit and Boston split a day-night doubleheader while the White Sox edge the Angels 1-0 and other late results shape the league standings.
Dodgers Start New Streak In Tight Dodgers Edge Cubs And Pirates Rally
The Dodgers won a suspended game against the Cubs and later beat the Pirates 7 1 in the same day. Don Larsen pitched for the Giants as they beat the Mets, while the Reds and Phillies won to keep pace in the league standings.
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Cops $100 Lafe Douglas Winner Of Bowling Tourney
Local bowling tourney concludes with Lafe Douglas winning the $100 prize in a high stakes event. Notable performances include Mitchill and Ray Bist delivering strong series. Doyle and Dowlas pose threats through semis. Final details list prizes, semi finals, and upcoming mixed doubles handicap schedule.
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Leading Little League Beats VFW to Seize First Place
Corry and town forces claim top spot with a 9 4 victory at Bracken Field led by Smokey Wetmore’s powerful outing and a second homer. VEW suffers fifth straight loss as Piccirillo goes 3 for 3 for the Vets. Moose tonight aim to tie CJ for first as standings tighten.
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Yankees blank Indians as Terry tosses first shutout of year
Ralph Terry of the Yankees pitched his first shutout of the season allowing four hits and striking out 10 as New York defeated Cleveland 5-0. He retired 16 in a row at one point and helped push the Yankees into the American League standings. Joe Hicks of the Senators homered in the ninth to seal a 2-1 win over Baltimore after tripling and scoring the first run in the seventh.
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Sports scoreboard and results from Wednesday games
A compact summary of Wednesday results and upcoming matches across major teams. Knicks, Braves, and Phillies appear in scattered results with Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, and Cleveland all posting scores. Notable: Detroit shut out Boston in extra innings and Minnesota defeated Kansas City.
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Pirates Shade Indians 3-2 in Junior League pitchers battle
Dannye Loyd outpitched Tort Morton as the Pirates beat the Indians 3 to 2 at Loveland Park. Loyd struck out seven and walked many, while Morton fanned eight without free passes. Damon bashed a triple driving in Koestec, and Dammon drove in the other run on a bases loaded single.
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Kane Area High School names Bernard McQuone head football coach
Bernard McQuone, 26, named head football coach at Kane Area Joint Senior High School in Kane Pennsylvania. He hails from Punxsutawney and resigned from East Brady Area High School where he coached three years. A Juniata College graduate, McQuone was appointed yesterday to the Kane post.
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