Local youth sports and league notes from Titusville area
Erie County American Legion Baseball League rosters certified at Wesleyville while Corry leads with 8 0. Ken Marsh stars for Junior League Indians in Titusville. Titusville Herald marks 100 years with highlights from 1920s Independents and Penn-Drakes. Boxers and golf note changes feature James town ties.
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Charles “Buzz” Ridl
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George Sprovers
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McLain Sets Major League Strikeout Record For Tigers
Detroit pitcher Denny McLain struck out 14 in 6 2/3 innings to key a 6 5 come from behind win over Boston. Willie Horton homered, and Fred Gladding finished the victory with relief. McLain's 261 total strikeouts this season tied the single season record, highlighting a night of offensive explosions across the league.
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Cleveland
Senators
Gary Bell
Sam McDowell
Hinton
Diego Segui
Los Angeles
Bert Campaneris
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Jose Cardenal
Angels
Tuesday Stars Pitching and Hitting Highlights
Diego Segui pitched a two hit gem as the Athletics shut out the Angels 5-0. Felipe Alou drove in all Milwaukee runs with three homers and a single in a 12-7 Braves win over Philadelphia. County allocations for 1965 show Warren County at 9,000 special tags, up from 8,850, while Potter and Lys counties see reductions from prior tallies.
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Felipe Alou
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Deron Johnson
Cincinnati
Cubs
Bob Buhl
Astros
Diego Segui
Apes City
Athletics
Los Angeles Angels
Warren County
Potter
Lyscoming
Two Methodist Teams Victorious In Softball League Action
The Methodists crushed the Nazarenes 15 to 4 as Ed Curry Don Sargent and Herb Berghaus led with back to back extra-base hits. Tom Shaw Ray Root and Curry added key singles in a six hit Methodist attack. Bob Marsh earned the win while Larry Vanderhoof took the loss.
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Nazarenes
Ed Curry
Don Sargent
Herb Berghaus
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Ray Root
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Dan Boutwell
Bob Marsh
Larry Vanderhoof
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Dick Vanderhoof
Mantle Slump Hits Yankees As .230 Average Drops
The New York Yankees suffer a season rough patch with Mickey Mantle mired in a .230 batting average after another hitless game against Baltimore. Mantle vows to improve despite admitting frustration as his power and run production dip. Don Landrum and Ted Abernathy contribute in a late rally.
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Ted Abernathy
Don Landrum
Ron Santo
Nicklaus Eyes Open Grand Slam at Long St Louis Open Course
At Bellerive Country Club 150 top players prepare for the U S Open on a 7.19 mile course touted as the longest in Open history. Nicklaus seeks the first grand slam with Palmer Venturi and Snead among favorites. NBC coverage mounts as weather stays favorable and crowds peak.
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Bellerive Country Club
Ohio Fats
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Ken Venturi
Gary Player
Palmer
Tony Lema
Billy Casper
Sam Snead
Snead
Jack
NBC
Mark Chase Throws 3-Hitter in Junior League Win
Mark Chase limited the Indians to three hits as the Pirates defeated them 4 to 0. Ken Marsh and Terry McCray each singled for the Indians against lefty Chase, while Norm Hasbrouck took the loss despite four Buccaneers hits. Jerry Mick, John Wascak and Dennis Harrison powered the Pirates with key hits.
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VFW Takes Commanding Lead With 13 4 Win Over Moose Lodge
VFW baseball beat Moose Lodge 13 to 4 at Bracken Field to extend its first place lead to a full game over Corry James Sam Baressi. Bloom, Kovach, and Dubrosky drove a 13 hit attack while Dubrosky struck out seven in a complete effort.
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Mark Bloom
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Steve Dubrosky
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Bruce Mick
Dave Cochran
Moose
Fitch
Bailey
Rupp
Trading Period Ends With Few Big Deals In MLB
The trading period ended with minimal major moves among the New York Yankees Cleveland Indians Los Angeles Angels and New York Mets. The Yankees promoted catcher Jake Gibbs and sent Bob Schmidt to Toledo. Indians optioned two players and added Phil Roof while waiving veteran Dick Donovan. Mets sent Hank Taylor to Buffalo. Ed Die Mathews rumored to move to Los Angeles for Claude Osteen.
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Phil Roof
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Seattle
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Hank Taylor
Buffalo
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Eddie Mathews
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Claude Osteen
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