Bando lifts A's to doubleheader sweep over Orioles
Oakland's Sal Bando drove in three runs and scored twice to back a 4-2 win in game two as the A's completed a twin bill sweep of Baltimore. The Orioles remain near the AL cellar eight games behind Detroit, while California beat New York behind Jim Fregosi’s 12th inning homer. White Sox toppled Cleveland 2-1 on Bill Voss’s two run triple.
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Blue Moon" Odom
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Jack Fisher
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Amoroso's 4 hits lead Elks to first win over VIEW
John Amoroso sparked Elks in Little League action, delivering four safeties including a two run single in the first. Elks built a big early lead, added runs in the second fourth and fifth, while VFW managed single runs in the fourth and fifth. Dave Armstrong earned the win with Tom Ross taking the loss as WEW broadcast the game.
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Valley View Mennonite Routs Nazarenes 12 7 In Church League
Valley View Mennonite rallied from a three run deficit to defeat Nazarenes 12 to 7 in Church League play. Zehr earned the win for Valley View while Owens took the loss as Valley View scored in every inning and totaled 18 hits with home runs by Zehr Harrington and Farrington.
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J. Owens
Pirates Sweep Astros to Push Houston to NL's Cellar
The Pirates sweep the Astros 8-3 at Forbes Field, moving Houston into last place while Pittsburgh climbs toward the middle of the NL. Willie Stargell belts his 11th homer, Roy Face nails down the win, and Matty Alou adds a bases loaded double as the Pirates rout the visitors. Braves also win to rise to second. Aaron ties career homer record with No. 493.
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Lous Gehrig
Pat Jarvis
Baseball Standings and Monday Results Across Leagues
National League standings show St Louis leading with 33 wins and 25 losses, followed by Atlanta and San Francisco teams. Monday results include Atlanta 3 Cincinnati 2 and Pittsburgh 4 Houston 9, with multiple games scheduled today and tomorrow across major cities. American League standings include Detroit and New York near top, and Monday results feature Minnesota 4 Washington 1 and Chicago 2 Cleveland 1, with upcoming games listed for several matchups.
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Red Cross Learn To Swim program opens at Corry YMCA
On day one of the Red Cross Learn To Swim program at Corry YMCA there were three boys and girls attending. Classes run through the week with instructor Mr. William Cochran aided by Mrs. Rene Counasse and several assistants.
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Pirates ride hot offense to sixth straight win over Astros
In Pittsburgh the Pirates top the Houston Astros 4 to 3 as Al Mel Bean hails a new hitting surge. Willie Stargell belts his 11th homer and Matty Alou adds a three run double while McBean works through seventh inning trouble before Elroy Face closes it out.
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Beban Signs $200000 No Cut Pact With Redskins
UCLA star Gary Beban, 1967 Heisman winner, said rookies need apprenticeship in pro football as he signed a no-cut contract with the Washington Redskins. Washington acquired Beban rights from the Los Angeles Rams, who received the Redskins first-round pick next year in exchange. The deal reportedly totals $200000 over several years.
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Piper Decision To Stay Or Go Due In Two Weeks
Pittsburgh owner Gabe Rubin weighs hometown pride against economics as the Pipers may stay or relocate. He will decide within two weeks based on season ticket sales auditorium dates and TV contracts in Pittsburgh and other cities. Rubin plans to attend the ABA meeting in Minneapolis for guidance.
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Stanky Laughs at Averages as Voss Delivers in Milwaukee
Milwaukee AP report covers Eddie Stanky praising timing as Bill Voss, a .140 hitter, hits a go ahead triple for Chicago White Sox against Cleveland Indians in Milwaukee. Voss's rally helps lift Sox to 2-1 win with 28,081 attendance, largest home crowd this season. Stanky notes Voss’s nerve and bat choke to comfort after nervous full-time debut while McNertney’s 205 average frames the day.
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Golfers Turn To Canadian Open Thursday
Julius Boros, 48, practices for the 72 hole Canadian Open at St. George's Golf Club as 132 golfers compete for 20 spots. The $125,000 purse includes $25,000 for the winner. defending champions Billy Casper Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus lead a strong field with Doug Ford and Lee Trevino among top names. CBS will televise the final rounds.
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Rochester
Raymonds Cops City Golf Title
The Raymond Manufacturing Division team won the Corry Industrial Golf Tournament at North Hills Municipal, scoring 41 points. CJ was second with 22, Ajax 27, and McInnes 25. 84 players in 21 foursomes braved showers as Walter Bowen of McInnes won low gross at 76 and Roger Andrus of CJ was second at 79.
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