Brabender Hurls and Orioles Slam to Victory
Gene Brabender homered in his first start of the year as the Orioles beat Washington 8 to 1, Curt Blefary and Boog Powell also homering. Siebert no-hit Minnesota until the seventh, and the Indians edged the Twins 2 1. Peters hit a grand slam and Chicago beat New York 5 1 in the first game. Yanks won 1 0 led by Bahnsen. Other games saw Oakland 3 2 Boston and Detroit 5 2 California.
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Ramon Webster
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Ken Harrelson
Legion Nips Meadville In Opener
The Savings and Loan opened its 1968 season with a 4 to 3 victory over the Meadville Legion in a tight opener. Davey Wetmore, Barry Graham, and Brent Allen combined with solid defense as Meadville scored all unearned runs off Allen.
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Tiny" Schwab
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Seppe
Corry Savings
Wascak
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Sehwaby
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Kolaja
Brown
Blynt
Steaves
R. Schwab
Savings & Loan
Luhen
Beavers Set For Franklin Dual At Final Meet
Corry Area High School travels to Franklin to face the Knights in a key dual meet. Franklin, led by Bill Gabrys and Scott Moodie, seeks to defend strong form as Corry’s Bob Swart and Loren Stockton vie to challenge in sprints and hurdles on an unusual track configuration.
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Trac
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Loren Stockton
Denny Harrigan
Batt
Doh Scheiner
Corry
Gary Snell
Nick Walter
Dash
Jim Burrows
CAHS Beavers Face Franklin Day In Race For Section Title
Bowling squads show strong scores with Bob Katulich and Len Migliaccio among top bowlers as CAHS eyes its first section crown in years. Beavers promise added motivation tomorrow labeled Down With Franklin Day amid hot 880 and mile events and team push.
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Minnesota at Oakland N Chicago at California N Detroit at Baltimore
Evening baseball slate shows Minnesota against Oakland and Chicago visiting California. Matchups also include Detroit versus Baltimore and Cleveland at New York with no further context.
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Baltimore
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Church Softball League Meeting Scheduled
An organizational meeting for the Church Softball League will be held tomorrow evening at the United Methodist Church. Bob Marsh announces the event urging all participating churches to send a representative to set up the schedule and plan the coming season. The meeting starts at 7 30 p.m.
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Move Derby Winner To Preakness
Dancer's Image, fresh from a come from behind Kentucky Derby win at Churchill Downs, heads toward the Preakness as trainer Lou Cavalaris weighs a move to Baltimore. Owner Peter Fuller reports insurance rising to 1.8 million dollars, the highest for an active horse, and notes interest from about ten potential syndication partners. Forward Pass and Krancie's Hat also eye Pimlico.
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Dancer
Churchill Downs
Baltimore
Lou Cavallaris
Downs
Peter Fuller
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Cavalaris
Calumet Farm
Forward Pass
Pimlico
Krancie’s Hat
Giants Rally to Beat Cardinals as McCovey Fumbles Follow-Through
Willie McCovey misplayed a follow through that hit his bat during a fourth inning at bat against St Louis. The umpire crew reversed a McCovey out, awarding a stolen base to Willie Mays amid a 15 minute protest by Red Schoendienst. Dave Marshall hit his first major league homer to put San Francisco ahead for good.
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