Northrup Slams Tigers Past Milwaukee For Eighth Grand Slam
Jim Northrup hit his eighth career grand slam as Detroit beat Milwaukee 6-2, breaking a 2-2 tie in the seventh. Northrup's blast off John O Donoghue helped the Tigers improve to 27-26 and stay nine games back of the Orioles. Joe Niekro got the win in relief after a seven-hit effort. Orioles also powered past the Angels 9-1 with Dave Johnson, Frank Robinson, Boog Powell homering. Cuellar pitched well. Cleveland beat Oakland 6-5 in 10 innings, aided by early runs and late pressure.
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Hands Strikes Out Padres In Cubs Win To Improve To 6 4
Chicago pitcher Bill Hands earned a 7 1 victory over the San Diego Padres to raise his record to 6 4. He benefited from timely double plays and steady run support as the Cubs built a early lead and added runs in the second and seventh innings. Hands scattered six hits and struck out one in each of the first eight innings, while Jim Hickman drove in multiple runs including a 14th homer in the sixth. The Cubs benefited from strong team offense and solid defense as they pulled ahead 4 1 through two frames. In other NL action, Montreal beat Cincinnati 8 4, Los Angeles topped St. Louis 2 1 in 12 innings, and Atlanta defeated Philadelphia 6 4.
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Baseball daily schedule from Houston to San Francisco
Baseball card style schedule lists matchups including Houston Billingham 3-1 at Montreal McGinn 3-5 and Atlanta nekro 6-7 at New York Gentry 5-4. Also Einennatl Simpson 8-1 at Priedtonieryman 4:20 and Pittsburgh Ellis 4-4 at San Diego Weale 55 with Roberts 42. St. Louis Gibson 63 at San Francisco Pitlock 0-0 ater 3.4.
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Last Day of School Track Meets Announced
Corry elementary students competed in two major track meets held yesterday at Wright Street School and Conelway School. Readout highlighted school spirit and youth participation across events.
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Presbyterians Top Beaverdam In Church League Win
The Presbyterians beat Beaverdam 6-4 as Merle Ottaway earned the win and Lennie Metzler the loss. Valley View defeated Uorry Alliance 19-5 but faced a protest over starting time and home status with a decision pending. Valley View’s Zehr, Bell, and Hennigh had three hits each. Fralick took the loss for Alliance.
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Crotty Ferrando Nine Shauters Win Big In Union City
Crotty Ferrando hammered 15 hits to beat Corry Western Auto 13-5 in Union City softball league action. Don Sperry pitched for C-F, allowing nine Western Auto hits and contributing one of his team's 15. Harold Bromley led the offense with a three hit night including a double, a triple and a homer. Jim Black and Karl Brooks added two hits each as George Barr went 3 for 4. Crotty-Ferrando next faces Cherry Hill in Union City Wednesday.
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Moose Tops Elks 18 to 6 in L Tilt
Moose beat the Elks 18 6 as the Elks extended losing streak to five games. Jim Powell led with four hits in five at bats while Bill Shamburg and Scott Gross added two each. Moose have three wins and share second place at 3 2 with VFW. Corry Jamestown leads at 4 1.
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