Cubs Not Happy Tie Record
Cubs manager Leo Durocher remained largely quiet as Chicago Cubs were shutout again by Bob Gibson and the St. Louis Cardinals 1-0. The defeat marked the Cubs fourth straight shutout loss and a NL lengthening scoreless inning streak, while Gibson extended his own scoreless run. Other NL scores featured Atlanta, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and New York results with notable performances from Milt Pappas, Cookie Rojas, Cleon Jones, and Tom Seaver.
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Cleon Jones
Larry Dierker
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Keystones Host Randolph in Sunday Showdown
Loveland Field hosts the big Chautauqua County Baseball Association game Sunday at 2 p.m. between undefeated Corry Keystones and Randolph, N.Y. nine. Both teams are 3-0 in league play. the winner claims first place and the first half title. The Keystones, who beat Randolph two of three in playoffs last season, will not practice Saturday due to a Legion game and report at 12:45 p.m. for the Sunday tilt.
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Legion
CJ Nine Dominates Vets In 21-1 Little League Rout
CJ bats explode early, scoring five in the first and following with seven in the third and four in the fifth as Jeff Brown earns the win over Rick Loveland. Jim Daniels leads CJ with three hits and three runs, while John Rote adds two doubles.
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Bill Messenger
Jim Daniels
John Rote
Rick Loveland
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Jon Ben
Wagner Sparks White Sox Past Tribe as Trade Backfires
Cleveland waited for Leon Wagner to homer before trading him to Chicago for Russ Snyder. Wagner hit a two run shot in a late rally as the White Sox beat Cleveland 8 4. Denny McLain spun a three hitter to beat Boston 5 1 with Mickey Stanley driving in four for Detroit. Orioles, Twins, and Indians remain 8 1/2 games back.
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Joe Adcock
Cal Elmer
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Sam Mele
Calvin Griffith
Dick Williams
Legion Plays Summit Here Tomorrow
The Corry Savings and Loan Legion baseball team hosts Summit at Loveland Field tomorrow at 5 p.m. The locals enter with a 4-3 record and aim to improve it, with players to report at 3:45 p.m. for the game.
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Messenger's Triple Sparks Win in Tight Ballgame
Bill Messenger delivered a deciding triple as Jeff Brown earned the win while Rick Loveland took the loss. Umpires were Bob Katulich Tom Wascak Stan Komenda and Clint Daniels.
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Baseball Managers Take Another Look At Job's Security
Nation wide look at major league managers with four openings next season at Montreal Kansas City Seattle and San Diego Red Schoendienst Harris Frank Alston Skinner Mayo Smith Durocher Hodges Bristol Shepard Walker Elmer Williams Kennedy Houk Rigney Stankey Lemon and others face contracts and job security in a busy off season analysis notes which managers have built teams and who may be at risk across both leagues
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Montreal
Kansas City
Seattle
San Diego
Aussie Devlin Leads Canada Golf Open
Australian golfer Bruce Devlin and Ken Still share the lead after the opening round of the Canadian Open. Billy Casper, dominant on the greens, is two strokes back at one under par with a 69, tied with Moe Norman and several others for third. The event carries a 25,000 first prize and runs through Sunday.
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Ron Cerrudo
Bob Charles
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