First Of Season Ellis Twirls No-Hitter For Pirates
Pirates right-hander Ellis pitched the first no hitter of 1970 in a 2-0 win over the Padres with Willie Stargell homering twice and Mazeroski making a grab. Padres won the nightcap 5-2 as Dan Coombs allowed five hits and Ferrara hit a go ahead homer. Other NL results featured Simpson, Agee, Gibson, Kessinger, Holtzman, and Bateman driving late scoring in wins.
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Deck Ellis
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Ellis
San Diego Padres
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Bill Mazeroski
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Philadelphia
New York
Atlanta
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San Francisco
Chicago
Los Angeles
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Houston
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al Ferrara
Tony Perez
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Bob Gibson
Giants
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Don Kessinger
Bi Williams
Lefty Key Holtzman
Jim Hickman
Cubs
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Dick Green
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Campaneris
Reggie Jackson
Grant
Orioles
Fritz Peterson
Yanks
Royals
Dave Morehead
Danny Cater
Jerry Kenney
Bobby Murcer
Syd O’brien
Ken Berry
John
White Sox
Senators
Wayne Comer
Ed Brinkman
Brewers finally win one as Snyder hits grand slam
Milwaukee breaks an 18 game road stretch with a 4 1 victory led by Russ Snyder who hit a grand slam in the eighth after Rich Hand walked three. Cleveland’s Pattin plus Harper and Gus Gil contributed to the late rally. Boston, Detroit, Oakland, New York, and Chicago results noted as AL standings shift. Orioles and Yankees clash tightens division race with late inning homers.
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Red Sox
Fenway Park
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Murphy
Cain
Krausse
Chance
Hunter
McNally
New York
Chicago
Conelway Students Compete For Awards In Track Meet
Conelway Elementary held a term end track meet with field and track events for bantam midget and junior groups. Ribbons awarded for each event and class, with many named winners across long jump triple jump yard dash relay and shotput plus notes of staff thanks and hopes for annual continuance.
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Conelway
Conelway Elementary School
Michael Johnson
Tim Marks
Lawrence McCray
Doris Bailey
Johnson
Marks
Spartan Performer Brent Allen Starts at Slippery Rock
Brent Allen former Sparta High School star completed his first year at Slippery Rock State Teacher's College. He earned letters in freshman basketball and varsity baseball and pitched the Rock’s first this past season. Majoring in physical education and health, he also joins the Corry Keystone pitching staff this year.
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Brent Allen
Slippery Rock State Teacher's College
Allen
the Rock
Spartan
Corry Keystone
Baseball scores and upcoming games across leagues
Yesterday results include Chicago 2 Los Angeles 1 and Pittsburgh 22 San Diego 0. St Louis 4 San Francisco 1 New York 4 Atlanta 1 Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 1. Today's and tomorrow's games feature Houston Billingham at Montreat Stoneman 3.7 and Atlanta at New York Sadecki 4-1 among others.
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New York
Uw A
St Louis
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San Diego
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Montreat
Billingham
Stoneman
McQueen
Sadecki
Nolan
Bunning
Jenkins
Osteen
Blass
Santorini
Briles
Robertson
Louis
Wright Street sixth graders win Corry relay crown
Shawn Ferrando and Dean Dahl led Wright Street School to first place at the Corry Area Schools Sixth Grade Relays. Five schools competed, Wright totaling 46 points to Concord’s 17, with Spring Creek 14, Conelway 7, and Columbus 6. Ferrando won three girls events totaling 15 points. Dahl won two boys events and placed second in another, steering Wright to the team victory.
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Dean Dahl
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Columbus
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Dahl
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Dean
Randy Ewing
Ewing
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Western Open Golf Leader Nearly Quit
Unheralded Hugh Royer, once close to quitting, leads the Western Open at 192 after a 65 in round two, four strokes ahead of Arnold Palmer and Bobby Nichols. Palmer shot 69 amid wind and rain delays, as Royer teams with Columbus, Georgia backers who financed him on a 50-50 expense split.
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Hugh Royer
Arnold Palmer
Royer
Columbus
Palmer
Bobby Nichols
Arnie
Nichols
Steelers Sign Guard From South Carolina
Steelers sign Clarence Kegler the sixth round pick from South Carolina State College. The 6 foot 3 guard weighed 260 pounds and earned first team All Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference honors last season. Steelers have 16 of 1970 draft choices signed with Evenson and Bubba Brown unsigned.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Clarence Kegler
South Carolina State College
Steelers
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Oregon
Canada
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