Starters Going All The Way In Baltimore Relief Hurlers Sit Out
Orioles ride Leonhard and McDowell as starters pace six straight complete games to beat Detroit and Cleveland. Mantle homers for Yankees, Koufax近, and McDowell breaks strikeout streak while Indians win on Stottlemyre gem. Oakland uses multi-pitch effort to top Minnesota as bullpen stays active.
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Jim Northrup
New York Yankee
Joycert
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Cleveland
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Sandy Koufax
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Jimmy Foxx
Tommy John
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Bill Melton
Rickie Clark
Bobby Knipop
Billy Voss
Tom Cullen
Reggie Jackson
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Oakland
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Nash
Bob Kennedy
Ed Sprague
Paul Lindblad
Diego Segui
Tony Pierce
Wildlife risks rise as loose dogs threaten Pennsylvania game
The piece notes dogs disrupt wildlife during nesting and hunting seasons, citing nearly 900 deer killed in three months and incidents in Fourth Ward and Second Ward. It details fines for chasing or killing wildlife, proposed fluorescent hunting attire, and references to bills and officials including James A. Brown and Zehnder H. Contall. A closing quip from a year old fishing boy adds local tone.
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James A. Brown
Zehnder H. Contall
Williamsport
Baseball scores and next games from ENOL Monday results
St Louis defeated New York 2 1 in 11 innings while Cincinnati routed Philadelphia 10 1 and Houston beat St Louis 10 2 Pittsburgh edged Atlanta 2 1. Tonight schedule features Los Angeles at Chicago New York at St Louis Pittsburgh at Atlanta San Francisco at Houston Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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Boxer suspended over unnamed misconduct in Los Angeles
Houston heavyweight Dave Zyglewicz faced an indefinite suspension in Los Angeles after recent actions prompted boxing officials to halt his competition status. The announcement cited disciplinary review and potential further hearings with state athletic authorities.
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Dave Zyglewicz
Houston
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Mays Gets Giant Cake But Goes 0 for 3 in Loss
Willie Mays received a 560 pound Astrodome birthday cake from Roy Hofheinz before Houston Astros beat the Giants 10 to 2. Mays went 0 for 3 as Rusty Staub drove in six for Houston while others, including Pete Rose and John Bench, star in NL action.
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Pete Rose
Reds
Dean Clendenon
Braves
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Lou Brock
Orlando Cepeda
Bob Gibson
Cards
Tom Seaver
Mets
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Women of the Moose Bowling League Banquet Held
Members of the Women of the Moose Bowling League gathered for their annual banquet at the Colonial Room in the Moose Lodge on East Washington Street. Awards recognized top averages and series with Mille Orn and Jane Ploss noted for high A and C performances among a list of honorees.
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Colonial Room
Moose Lodge
East Washington Street
Jett
Millie Gerzina
Nancy Royek
Corinne Czech
Jane Pless
Millie Orn
Mille Orn
Jane Ploss
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Circuit Court Upholds Clay Prison Term
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Cassius Clay Muhammad Ali's conviction and five year prison sentence for refusing induction into the Armed Forces. The court rejected his claim as a conscientious objector on Black Muslim minister grounds.
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Muhammad Ali
Houston
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Houston Induction Center
U.S
Corry Area Shooters Take Grand Island High Power Match
Five shooters from State line Rifle Club competed at Grand Island New York with 36 rivals from Pennsylvania and New York. P J Grow of Clymer won master class 345 2x of 400 while James Billings of Corry took second with 336 2x. Wes TenHaken Findley Lake placed third and Lloyd Harvey Corry earned a marksman rating. Ernest Buetikofer of Corry scored 268 1.
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Corry
James Billings
Wes TenHaken
Findley Lake
Lloyd Harvey
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Beaver Golfers Bow To Meadville
The Corry Beavers lost to Meadville at Corry Country Club, outscored 10-5 and remain winless this spring. Meadville’s Don Baker was medalist with 62, while Corry scorers included Mark Bloom, Dan Dingfelder, Jack Cummings and Dick Steves. The team heads to Cambridge Springs for the Section 2 tournament Friday.
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Corry Country Club
Don Baker
Dennis Baker
Ed O'Nan
Corry
Mark Bloom
Dan Dingfelder
Jack Cummings
Dick Steves
Bob Schilling
Beaver
Cambridge Springs
Stargell to be examined after knee injury
Willie Stargell of the Pirates was to return to Pittsburgh for examination after slipping on a ball and leaving a Friday night game in Philadelphia with a knee injury.
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Pirate
Willie Stargell
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Philadelphia
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