Bues Leave Forbes Field With Share Of First Place
The Pirates swept the Cubs on the final Forbes Field day, moving to seven straight wins and a near NL East tie while the Cubs drop to third. Montreal beat New York 3-2 as St Louis split with Philadelphia. Reds, Dodgers win in the West as Giants sweep San Francisco.
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Dick Selma
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Disgruntled Parents Okay Cager's Choice
Tom McMillen of Mansfield Pa. chose the University of North Carolina for college despite parental objections. After a family dispute, his parents agreed to his UNC decision and signed no binding letter of intent. McMillen expressed satisfaction with the resolution and respect for Dean Smith and UNC.
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Baptists defeat EUMC 13-10 in church softball tilt
Corry Baptists toppled Evangelical United Methodists 13-10 in a church softball game. Berkhouse went 4 for 4 including a triple, while Roger Ottaway and Harold Steves each had three hits. Ottaway earned the win, with Denny Britten and Steves contributing key runs as EUMC pitcher John Bennink took the loss.
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Keystones Fall Before Warren In 2-0 Contest
Corry's Brent Allen and Warren's Roy Swanson faced off as the Keystones visited Warren Sub Shop squad. Swanson allowed two hits and no runs to pace Warren's 2-0 victory, keeping Warren undefeated while Allen took the loss. Sunday Corry hosts Falconer at Loveland Field at 2 pm.
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CCC Women Play In Conewango Event
Five distaff golfers from Corry Country Club competed in the Women's Golf Association of Northwestern Pennsylvania team event at Conewango Country Club Warren. Participants included Amy Brown Nancy Cragg Mary Anna Kaiser Lou Masler and Mary Helene Williams. Masler was Corry’s sole scorer with third low net honors. The next Association event is planned for Lake Shore Country Club on July 9.
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Lombardi Hospitalized After Colon Surgery at Georgetown
Vince Lombardi, coach of the Washington Redskins, underwent a 22 hour operation at Georgetown University Hospital to remove a tumor from his colon and a two foot section of the colon. Dr. Robert J. Coffey led the surgical team.
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Wesleyville Stuns Corry with late Erie County Legion win
Wesleyville rallied for five runs in the bottom of the final inning to beat Corry 6 3 after trailing 3 1. An error and four Wesleyville hits sparked the rally as Mark Chase took the loss and Jack Armbruster earned the win. Kim Bailey was the sole Loaner with more than one hit.
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Watt Comes On Late In Orioles Loss To Senators
The Washington Senators beat Baltimore 4-3 in 12 innings with Eddie Watt pitching for the Orioles and Rick Reichardt delivering a two run homer for Washington. The game featured a key walk by Jim French and Ted Williams noting the walk was pivotal. Orioles top relief struggled to hold slim leads as New York and other AL results shifted standings.
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Yesterday's Stars Do It All in Extra Inning Rally
Baseball notes highlight Rick Reichardt of the Senators hitting a two run pinch homer in the 12th to lift Washington to a 4 3 victory over Baltimore. Chuck Dobson of Oakland pitched six strong innings with seven strikeouts as the A's beat Milwaukee 4 1 in the opener.
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