Fregosi Regains AL Batting Lead with Four Hits
Jim Fregosi belted four hits and drove in six runs as the Angels beat Cleveland 7-4 in 11 innings, tying Minnesota’s Tony Oliva for the AL batting lead at .862. The 22-year-old shortstop, who once drove the team station wagon, has revived his hitting this season despite the Angels lingering in ninth place. He also contributed in the nightcap as Los Angeles won 5-3, with other scores from Chicago over Baltimore and New York over Boston.
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Tow 3 Cs in Tow 3 Cs in New York and Other Games
A fragmented sports brief lists teams and scores with city ties including New York Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Los Angeles and Milwaukee. It mentions 11 innings and notes today’s games with matchups Milwaukee at San Pecadace and Louis at Los Angeles N Cincinnati at Houston N.
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Gary Eddy Stars In Junior League
Gary Eddy led the Yankees to a 12 4 victory over the Pirates in Junior League play at Field. He earned the pitching win his third without a loss, and posted a two run homer and a single with four RBIs and two runs scored. Jack Hammond added three hits as Troy Eshelman and Gene Zajac each had two. Kee Bailey took the loss as Dick Steve pitched in relief.
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Phils Shave Giants Lead in St. Louis Split
Glen Hobbie pitched a two hit 2-1 win for the Cardinals over the Giants to split the doubleheader as Philadelphia narrowed the NL lead. Hobbie improved to 1-3, while Willie Mays and Willie McCovey provided the Giants with offense in the opener.
Bob Marsh Tops Wayne Valley With Six-Hitter
Bob Marsh pitched a six hit game to lead the Methodists past Wayne Valley EUB 16 6 in Church Softball League action. Marsh added two hits and drove in four runs as the team totaled 14 hits. Ron Brown had three hits, with McCray Correll and Parkhurst adding two each. Proctor and G Swackhamer each tripled for Wayne Valley. Hammel was the losing pitcher. Umpires Ed Linski and Charles Correll.
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Pie R Ae House For Rent Look in Classifieds
Classifieds advertise a rental listing for a house with immediate availability. Includes location hints, rent amount, and contact method for interested applicants. Inquiries likely directed to the newspaper’s classified desk or a listed phone number.
Super Boys Might Miss Star Game This Time Around
AP reports potential All-Star selections face scrutiny as batting averages and names shape the lineup. Top players from each position are listed with current stats, highlighting Mantle Mays Boyer and Mazeroski as key standouts while several regulars lag behind.
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Corry Jamestown Stifles Moose 6-0 in Brackenfield
Steel Agers led by Mark Chase blank Moose 6-0 as Corry Jamestown earns two straight shutouts. Chase struck out 10 with no walks, holding CJ to five hits while five runs in a fourth inning doomed Moose. Norm Hasbrouck took the loss as CJ’s bats produced minimal multi-hit threats.
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Local team roster with players and coach noted
A labeled class photo shows Dan Abs Jim Black John Stranahan Joe Linden Bob Macko Pete Torrey in the front row with Tom Morton George Koestner Fred Sargent Jim Tubbs Trey Firth John Linden and Larry Greer while Ray Morris stands in the rear with a manager. Journal Photo by Loveland.
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Morton Hurls 85 Victory For Sparta Legion
Morton hurls a nifty five hitter as the Spartansburg Legion nine win its fourth straight, beating Town Square Pies of Erie 5 in Spar ta. Stranahan had three hits including a triple and scored twice as Koestner pitched in leadoff role. Spartansburg leads the County League and hosts Erie Sport Store Tuesday and Erie Post 1186 Thursday.
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Grove City Star Signs With Cardinals Farm Club
Grove City College announced on Wednesday that standout all around athlete Alexander signed with the St Louis Cardinals. The player will report Saturday to the Cards farm club at Rocky Hill DC in the Class A league. In four years at Grove City he hit .201 with a 7-4 pitching record.
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Jordan's Drowns Corry Foam 38-12 in City Softball League
Jordan's routed Corry Foam 38 to 12 last night as their hitters piled extra-base hits and numerous runs. Mac Hiner went 3 for 6, Dale Hammerlee 5 for 7 with two triples and a near cycle, Ed Giacoma and Bill Kinney added four hits each, Kinney homering for Jordan's. Others contributing included Roger Mann for Corry Foam and multiple doubles and triples by Hammerlee and teammates. Winning pitcher was Dick Craker. losing pitcher Carl Clabbate. umpires Piccirillo and Sperry.
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