Giants Rally Past Cubs in Tenth Straight Win
The Giants beat the Cubs 11-6 for their 10th consecutive victory as Orlando Cepeda drove in five runs with a homer, double and single. The sweep helped extend San Francisco's lead while other NL action saw O'Toole blank St Louis and Pirates edge Dodgers in a late-night twist.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Orlando Cepeda
Giants
Chicago
Gproshio
Sac Ang
Cincinnati
Jim O’toole
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia
New York
Mets
Houston
Milwaukee
Cepeda
O'Toole
Curb Flood
Frank Robinson
Leo Cardinal
Wade- Pinson
Larry “Jackson
Bob Skinner
Pirates
Dodgers
Elroy Face
Skinner
Joe Moeller
Beaver Trackmen Dominate Oil City In Tight Dual Meet
Beaver Trackmen overwhelmed Oil City as Max Bennink and Dave Yard led a 12 1 10 split. Corry also shined with McMahon Flowers Olson and others posting wins while Oil City struggled with limited firsts and strong Beaver relays. The meet set up a Corry Tuesday finale with district and state meets to follow.
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Oil City
Titusville
Max Bennink
Dave Yard
Beavers
High Hurdles and Sprints Upend Records in Track Meet
In a crowded meet, Boutwell and Linski led wins in hurdles and 100 yard dash while Corr y and McMahon starred in relays. final team score 25-43. Individual winners include Kerr in shot put and Don Bailey in the mile with multiple events totaling a strong showing for Cardin squad.
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Dan Boutwell
Don Bailey
C Curran
Corrs
Crockett
R. Johnson
Linski
Jerry Hamilton
Tom Blowers
Vender
Larry Johnson
Shaughnessy
Boutwell
Jim Black
John Oriner
Curran
Jim Olson
Roger Munn
Motter
Meight
Hamilton
Corry
Flowers
Bob Migliaccia
Dan McEldowney
L. Johnson
John Correll
John French
Mike Vincent
Mickey McMahon
Stoudt
Jack McIntyre
Roy Hall
Jerry Williams
Jez
Symprich
Wilkinson
John Bliley
John Kaufman
Enos
Hildebi Lennart-Hammerbere
Baseball Standings and Friday Results Highlight Dense Schedule
American League and National League standings lead with Chicago Boston New York and Cleveland showing steady marks. Friday results include Chicago 6 13 and Boston 6 6 while Cleveland wins 6 5 with Kansas City and Pittsburgh 5. Upcoming games feature Washington New York and San Francisco Chicago settings and a packed Sunday slate across the leagues.
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San Francisco
Cleveland
St. Louis - Mos
Chicago
Pittshureh
Minnesota
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Wasah
Detroit
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Houston
Kansas City U
Milwaukee
Boston
Washington
Pittsburoh
Kansas City
Pillsborol
St. Louis
Fight Results in San Francisco
Eder Jolie 117 percent Bao Pauilo Brauil knocked out Herman Harquez in a San Francisco bout.
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San Francisco
Eder Jolie
Bao_Pauilo
Brauil
Herman Harquez
Area Riflemen Organize State Line Gun Club
The State Ling Gur Club forms as a National Rifle Association affiliate at Down Hall. Lloyd Harvey elected president with John McIntyre vice president William Clark secretary Randy Whitney treasurer and David Fasset range officer. Range on Harvey property offers four firing points up to 300 yards. Charter membership open for a limited time costing 5 with $2 annual dues. M 1 rifles and ammunition loaned by the Director of Civilian Marksmanship.
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David Fasset
Harvey
State Line
Hare Creek
Cuttinghall
Kentucky Derby Dimmed as Star Withdraws and Dark Horses Rise
About 100000 fans filled Church-M Downs for the 88th Kentucky Derby as star Aidan, favored to win, withdrew after Sir Gaylord’s late illness. Ridan and other contenders shaped the field with post time at 4 30 p m. EST and CBS coverage planned.
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Church- M-Downs
Aidan
Nantullah
CBS
Bowlers Sign Up for Bowl-Aire Elimination Tournament
Forty shot bowlers have signed for the elimination event at Bowl-Aire starting May 16. Eighteen more are needed for the non-handicap contest open to any Association member in the city not tied to the CBA. First prize is 100 dollars plus a trophy. second, 50. Bowlers will be paired by average in the opening round. Interested players may register at Bowl-Aire. List includes Paul Holtink Ehuttes Hesse M Loi Catalin Harlan Ta Phil Sample Frank Messina Bob Morton Bill Lamielle Jiny Rhoades Tab Weeks Larry-Barts Bob Eddy Also Bob Hand Harald Morton Tom Smith Bill Sample Late Douglas Pete Russell LY Brynt Harry Oldenski Ford Stewart Russ Bemis Walt Loveland Joe Baressi Dick Meride Larry Vanderhoof Chuck Elehynski Bob Clark Earl Bailey George Haenel Tony Amor Ed Burkhart Tom Burkhart Pat Renzi Jim Varasso Romeo Marchitelli Bob Smith Ron Hiscox Al Thorne Pete Russell Jr Roger Smith John Oesch Ed Barr Wayne Skinner
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Vic
Paul Holtink
Ehuttes Hesse
M Loi Catalin
Harlan Ta
Phil Sample
Frank Messina
Bob Morton
Bill Lamielle
Jiny R
Derby Contingency Plans Shaped by Sir Gaylord Injury
After Sir Gaylord suffered a sesamoid fracture ending his racing career, Chenery chose to keep Cicada as the Derby starter. Verne Winchell Jr withdrew Donut King due to an infected ankle, and Oaksallhowgh was kept as Derby insurance in case Sir Gaylord could not run.
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Sir Gaylord
Chentry
Verne
Winchell Jr
California
Chenery
Cicada
Kentucky
Alo
Derby Insurance
CAHS Golfers Dump Rockets in Corry County Clash
Corry Country Club hosted a rugged CAHS vs Rockets golf battle with Corry edging Warren 4-1 in a key match. Lead-off man Bill Smith Lauper led with 95 strokes, while Deke Kaufman earned medalist honors and John Davidson paced Corry’s scoring. Denny Duckee and Bo Bachefuer contributed 4-0 wins in head-to-head play as the Beavers claimed their first victory over Warren this season.
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Ftyuspille
Corry
Schials
Corry Country
Citlans
Beavers
Corr
Roger Pma
Tusville Way
Bill Smith Lauper
Chilltop Tayo
Ragre
mai—Deke
Warren
Conewango Valley
Ottawaymen
Wed- Hilleeday
Davidson
Dyckes
Zalgneck
Bachomer B. Smith
D. Kautmah
Alan
Hf Taylor
A. Wakefield
F Callahan
Metnnes Junior Legion Nine States Practice Opens Season
Manager Patsey Notte calls first practice of the year for the Metnnes Junior Legion team at Lovellaid Field on Monday night. Initial workout time to be announced with practices set each evening next week as Notte begins his fifth season in charge. League teams include Waterford Union City Kilto Ko Erie National Slovaks Grie Sport Store Kaiser Aluminum Byie Kiteer 5 replacing Hele Post 11 which won’t field a team this season.
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John
Honey) Romano
Cleveland
Indians
Kansas ‘City
Romano
Dan Pfister
Los Angeles
Leon Wagner
Bostor
Ib Tue
Elght
White Sox
Gurilo Carreon
Jim Landis
Mike Bornteles
Gary Peters
Aif
Tigers
Chiles
Fernandea Missle
al Walle
Howie
Joe Bonokawei
Ann
Mintisy
Patsey Notte
Metnnes
Lovelaid Field
Wright Street
Notte
Joe Frisia
Legion
Con Opohine
Giants rally as Cepeda powers 11-6 win over Cubs
Orlando Cepeda of the Giants homered and added a double and single as San Francisco defeated Chicago 11 to 6, extending a 10 game winning streak. Bob Bruce of the Colts allowed four hits in 7 1 3 innings with 10 strikeouts in a 7-4 win over Milwaukee. James Ellig topped the Louisville card in a 10 round decision.
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Orlando Cepeda
Giants
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
Bob Bruce
Colts
Mayor Teague
Milwaukee
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