Torre Slumping When He Hit HR
Joe Torre says he is in a slump even after homering in the first inning of St Louis power against Montreal. The slugger belted a three run shot off Balor Moore as the Cardinals beat the Expos 4 3. Ted Sizemore and Matty Alou added hits while Lou Brock doubled in the decisive second inning. Bob Gibson pitched to extend his winning streak.
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Don Sperry Pitches One-Hitter in South Erie Action
Crotty-Ferrando's Don Sperry threw a one-hitter as the Auto Dealers beat Western Auto 12-2 at Aero Field, the team’s 12th win in 13. Bill Norton led CF with three hits, including a double, and John Volk added a home run among multiple contributors.
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Catholic Youth and Valley View win church softball games
The Catholic Youth defeated Christian and Missionary Alliance 27 to 4 with Mark Omar Chase earning the win while George Fox took the loss for CMA. Valley View beat Evangelical United Methodist Church 9 to 3 as Marlin Miller earned the victory and Gary Swackhamer was charged with the loss.
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Schedule Change for Tonight's Girls Basketball League
Allan Schell executive director of the Corry YMCA announced changes to the girls league schedule. The altered lineup lists four games with times 4 20 and 1 30, naming team pairings three versus four and one versus five. Players are advised to report as directed by the schedule.
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Bennett Captures Runnerup Trophy in Ohio Freestyle Meet
Corry's Jim Bennett earned the runnerup honor at the North Canton Greenfield Freestyle Wrestling Tournament in Ohio, finishing second at 145 pounds after losing the finals to L. Pace of Cleveland. teammate Earl Swart and Scott Crowell also competed, with Crowell winning two matches before elimination. Bennett plans to enter the National Federation Championships in Iowa City July 27 to 29, with 50 50 tickets to support the Corry-Erie group sale forthcoming.
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IRS Could Foul NFL's Colts-Rams Owner Swap
Baltimore and Los Angeles teams face a potential swap brokered by Carroll Rosenbloom and Robert Irsay, with tax implications looming. Reports claim a Rams sale deposit of 5 million and a planned Colts trade, pending IRS approval and league consent, plus Rosenbloom’s West Coast expansion.
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Tiger Hurler Comes Close to First No-Hitter in Debut
Tigers recalled Bill Slayback from Toledo and beat the Yankees 4-3 as he was one out from a no-hitter. Johnny Callison broke it with an eighth-inning single, and Slayback fell two outs short in his major league bow. Detroit moved one game ahead of Baltimore in the AL East.
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Jr. Braves Tie Leaders In League Tilt
The Junior Baseball League Braves beat the Indians 2 to 0 at Loveland Field to reach a share of first place with the Pirates at 4-1. Harry Crawford pitched well for the Braves with five strikeouts and one walk over seven hits. Rick Tripp took the loss. Daniels led Indians with a 3-for-3.
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Moose Beat Front-Running CJ In Little League Clash
The Moose defeated Corry Jamestown 5 to 2 at Bracken Field. Pitcher Craig Grucza limited CJ to three hits and earned the win, while Mike Cragg took the loss. CJ threatened late but could not overcome a four-run fourth inning fueled by five walks.
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