Pennsylvania skeet championships set for Huntingdon weekend
Pennsylvania skeet championships will crown titles in four gauges for men and women in Huntingdon this weekend. A separate report notes a tight skeet match at Black Ash near Meadville with Corry edging the locals 287 to 234.
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Meadville
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Bud Watrous
Herman Steaves
Bill Mitchell
Erie
Sparta
Jack
Ken Wilson
Corry High
Moose Club
Ken
Washington and Jefferson College
Wilsons
Lakewood
Oho
White Sox extend AL lead with win over Orioles
Chicago pitcher Juan Pizarro earned his seventh victory as the White Sox topped Baltimore 9 5 to push their AL lead to four games. Jim Martin faced trouble with Hoyt Wilhelm knuckleball as three passed balls and a throwing error occurred in two innings. Chuck Hinton had six hits in a doubleheader for the Senators while Troupers like Sam Bowens scored for Baltimore.
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Associated Press
J.C. Mart Ui
Ray Katt
Gus Triandos
Joe Ginsberg
Charley Lau
Hoyt Wilhelm
Martin
Camilo Carreon
al Lopez
Sox
Wilhelm
Sam
Bowens
J.C
Wilhelm Knuckler
Norm Siebern
al Weis
Orioles
Washington
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Detroit
Minnesota
Pizarro
Chicago
White Sox
Chuck Hinton
Baseball Standings And Schedule Snapshot
League standings show Chicago leading with 30 wins and 14 losses. Baltimore 18 wins 14 losses. New York 25 20. Kansas City 17 34. Today features Baltimore at Chicago and Minnesota at Detroit among other matchups. schedules vary by city with national league notes and upcoming games listed.
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New York
Kansas City
Minnesota
Detroit
Washington
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Boston
Philaday
Cincinnati
Los Peels
St. Louis
San Francisco
Tata
Milwaukee
San
Catholics Rally Past Presbyterians in Church League Victory
Ed Giacoma sparked a eight hit Catholics attack with three runs in the sixth as they beat the Presbyterians 10 to 5. Dan McEldowney and Angelo Frisina doubled, Jim Burkhart earned the win, Jan Bosak took the loss, with umpires Eastman Vanderhoof and McKeta.
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Jan Bosak
Eastman
J. Vanderhoof
McKeta
Fight Results North Hollywood Bout Report
In Hollywood California the boxing card saw Yok Yo outpoint Tom Noriega of Bakersfield in a North Hollywood event. The result highlighted the local showdown with Yok Yo earning the decision over Noriega.
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Calif
Yok'yo
Tom Noriegans
Bakersfield
Cali
Giants Topple Phillies Split Inning Drama With Sadecki Heroics
Ray Sadecki matured into a top St. Louis starter with a six‑hit shutout over Juan Marichal as the Cardinals beat the Giants 1–0. Philadelphia split a doubleheader with Pittsburgh, blunting a four‑game skid. Blass tossed his first major league shutout for Pittsburgh. Cincinnati edged the Dodgers 2–1. Houston beat Milwaukee 6–5 and 4–1. the Mets outlasted the Cubs 6–5 in 12 innings.
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Nowidecki
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Juan Marichal
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Esaan
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Sadocki
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Richie Allen
Art Mahaffey
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Blass
Lynch
Bob Bailey
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Gordy Coleman
Dodger
Joe Moeller
Marty Keough
Reds
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Keough
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Sam Ellis
Dick Farrel
Colts
Hal Woodeshick
Woodeshick
Joe Torre
Ed Mathews
Don Nottebart
Bob Aspromonte
Bob Sadowski
Mets
Cubs
Jesse Gonder
Larry Bearworth
Lew Burdette
Billy Wil‘liams
Ron Santo
Women's summer bowling league opens with Rathbun 181 high
A new women's summer bowling league began last night with Det Rathbun scoring 181 for top honors as the standout performance.
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Det Rathbun
Pistons Trade Howell in Major Bullets Deal
Detroit exchanges Bailey Howell and Terry Dischinger to Baltimore for a blockbuster NBA swap. The Pistons give up Don Obi Bob Ferry and two draft choices while Baltimore sends Rod Thorn Don Kojis and a pair of rookies. Budgets promise turnover as part of rebuilding under Charley Wolf.
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Baltimore
Bullet
Paul Hoffman
Ohl
Howell
Plastics Beat Moose's in City Softball Thriller
Plastics stay in contention 18 13 over Moose's Restaurant after a ten run third inning. DJ Chuck Thomas led hitters with four base knocks including a double and a triple. Emerson Beal and Amoroso added three apiece. Tom Turner hit the lone homer for Moose's as Roger Ottaway took the loss.
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Amy Plastics
Moose's
Plastics Combine
Plastics
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Merle
Gib Rowland
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Chuck Thomas
Emerson Beal
Tony Amoroso
Thomas
Dick Smith
Big Bill Turner
Beal
Fox
Smith
M. Ottaway
Wickwire
Amoroso
Turner
Bob Lang
Grant
Lorraine Hotel
Bear Lake
Chester Czech
Lorraine
Ex-Champs Fail To Qualify For U S Open After Regional Tests
Three former Open champions Cary Middlecoff Tommy Bolt and Lew Worsham failed to reach the 150 man field for next week's National Open at Washington D C in final sectional tests. Middlecoff led by Welshman Dave Thomas at Woodmere New York with a 36 hole total of 135. Bolt quit in Detroit after a 77 first round and 17 holes of the second. Worsham fell in Pittsburgh while Sam Snead qualified at Detroit with 71 73 for a 144 total five under the cutoff.
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Associated Press
Cary Middlecoff
Tommy Bolt
Lew Worsham
Washington, D.C
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Woodmere
Detroit
Tommy
Franklin Hills
George Bayer
Worsham
Oakmont
Sam Snead
Pittsburgh
Snead
Cardinals pitcher Ray Sadecki secures sixth win in NL
Ray Sadecki allowed six hits and beat the league-leading San Francisco 1-0 as the Cardinals built a strong start to the season. Don Demeter powered Detroit with two homers and a single driving in five as the Tigers overwhelmed Minnesota 12 hits. NYP league results include Batavia 16 Wellsville 2 Binghamton 14 Auburn 6 Geneva 4 Jamestown 3.
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San Francisco
Don Demeter
Tigers
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Minnesota III
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Wellsville
Binghamton
Auburn
Geneva
Jamestown
Wetmore Wins Third Game For Braves In 8-2 Victory
Braves righthander Dave Wetmore earned his third Junior League win, allowing three hits and two runs as Loveland Field hosts saw a six run fifth inning surge. Greg Sayko and Ronnie Burrows each had three hits while Dick Loudell added a two RBI triple in the Braves win over the Yankees.
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Dave Wetmore
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Loveland Field
Wetmore
Dave Spravers
George Pain
Terry McCray
Greg Sayko
Ronnie Burrows
Redskins
Ken Marsh
Dick Loudell
Savko
RBI
Sproveri
Burrows
Eight Pennsylvania golfers qualify for U S Open at Shannopin
Eight players from a 45 man field at Shannopin Country Club Pittsburgh earned U S Open berths to be staged in Washington June 18 to 20 The list includes Sally Scally Gabal Popp Allen Reilly Furgol Stephens Pavella with Stephens and Pavella winning a six man sudden death playoff for final spots An alternate is Harry Welch Akron Ohio
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Shannopin Country Club
Pittsburgh
Washington
Chuck Scally
Coraopolis Heights
Sally
Ananax
Bill Gabal
Baden
Adolph Popp
Oak Hill
W. Va
Don Allen
Rochester
N. C
Bob Reilly
Ed Furgol
Westmoreland Country Club
Greensburg
Dick Stephens
Oakmont
Mike Pavella
Nemacolin
Stephens
Pavella
Dan Taylor Shuts Out VFW In Little League Tilt
Dan Taylor pitched a two hit shutout at Bracken Field, facing 13 batters. He went 3-for-3 with two doubles and a single to spark Corry Jamestown to first place as Bill Blynt hit a three game homer streak and Galen Goodwill went 2-for-2.
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Carl Wassink
Dan Mc Michael
Ae Okraates
Cal Greenville
O'Dea
Hee Ayer
Seat
Richard Mountain
Paul
Ax Paula Parker
Ashe
Ken Spear
Corry Jamestown
Ellis
Spear
Dennis Bramagin
New York Yankees
Twins
Chi Rodriguez
Dan Taylor
VFW
Bracken Field
Taylor
Lanny Fitch
Steve Dubrosky
Ami
Fitch
Bill Blynt
Hunters Season In Full Swing For Woodchucks
The Pennsylvania Game Commission reminded hunters woodchucks may be shot from June 1 to September 0, between 7 a m and 8 30 p m Eastern Daylight Time. Chief T F Bell said the hours were set by the 1963 Legislature amending the Game Law section. Hunters should wear blaze orange for visibility amid light changes.
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T. F. Bell
The
Gate Commission
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