Ladika and Fenstermacher Lead Corry at Section Two Meet
Corry athletes Ladika and Fenstermacher won league titles at the Section Two track championships held at Old City High School oval. Ladika won the 880 and led Corry to team points, while Fenstermacher captured the discus. Jim Bennett of Beaver set a Section record in pole vault with 14 feet 1 inch, as Beaver finished sixth. Titusville swept the meet with 64 points, while Corry scored 34 and Cranberry 2. The District 10 meet follows, with top three in each event advancing to the PIAA state championships at Penn State.
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Ladika
Corry
McEldowney
Old City High School
Beaver
Jim Bennett
Bennett
CAHS
Dinger
Oil City
Beavers
Orange and Black
Cranberry
Titusville Rockets
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Morrical
Titusville
Rockets
Warren
Tim Gay
Meadville
Chuck Jones
Bruce Fenstermacher
Fenstermacher
Gay
Tearm
Gary Dahl
Denny Brumagin
Cranberry Berries
Beaver Stadium
Penn State
Willie Mays back in New York with Mets big win
Willie Mays, 41, declared he is happy to be back in New York after a dramatic debut with the Mets, homering to help beat his former team and put New York atop the NL East at 17-7. Tony Perez homered twice and drove in all Reds runs in a 3-0 win over St. Louis. Other NL results include Atlanta 2 Chicago 1, Houston 7 Pittsburgh 6, Montreal 9 San Diego 3, and a rainout at Los Angeles Philadelphia.
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Willie
New York
Willie Mays
Mets
San Francisco
Mays
Giants
Tony Perez
Cincinnati
Reds
St. Louis
Atlanta
Chicago
Houston
Pittsburgh
Montreal
San Diego
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Mel Ott
RBI
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Boston
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Oakland
Texas
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Kansas City
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Cain
Broberg
Hedland
Perry
Wood
Odom
Ryan
It was Mays day and five homer bursts in MLB action
In Cincinnati Perez drove in two with a third inning double and hit his fifth homer of the season helping the Reds to a 2-0 lead. St Louis answered late with Joe Hague and Lou Brock homers before Perez added a solo shot. Hall held the Cardinals to win. Evans hit his fourth homer to lift Atlanta past Chicago. Cedeno and Watson powered Houston past Pittsburgh. Stargell hit his 250th career homer as Pittsburgh fell to Montreal, aided by Ray’s save. Brundage receives Aztec Eagle for IOC services ahead of 1968 Games.
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Mays
Staub
Perez
Cincinnati
Jim McGlathlin
Joe Morgan
St. Louis
Joe Hague
Lou Brock
Tom Hall
Darrell Evans
Atlanta
Cubs
Cesar Cedeno
Bob Watson
Houston
Pittsburgh
Astros
Watson
Pirates
Willie Stargell
Jim Ray
Bob Bailey
Mike Jorgensen
Ron Fairly
Tim Foli
Montreal
San Diego
Twins Pitching Chief Leads Peaceful AL West Revolt
The Minnesota Twins surge to a 16-5 start atop the AL West behind Jim Kaat who won and homered, with a 1.86 ERA after six hits allowed in six innings. Prof Al Worthington, Minnesota’s pitching coach, emphasizes attitude as he reshapes the staff. Oakland beat Boston while Chicago beat Baltimore and Cleveland edged Texas in 10 innings as Detroit won one game and Cal beat the Yankees.
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Associated Press
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Minnesota
Twins
Jim Kaat
Milwaukee
Oakland
Kant
Worthington
Boston
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Cleveland
Texas
Detroit
Kansas City
California
New York Yankees
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Brewers
Billy Conigliaro
Duane Josephson
Chicago
Tom Bradley
Orioles
Rich Morales
Chris Chambliss
Ray Fosse
Eddie Leon
Rangers
Gaylord Perry
Richie Scheinblum
Royals
Freddie Patek
Paul Schaal
Tigers
Dick McAuliffe
Joe Coleman
Fred Sherman
Fritz Peterson
Yankees
Bobby Unser Pounds 195.940 in Indy 500 Speed Trial
In Indianapolis Bobby Unser drove a lightweight Eagle at 195.940 mph to edge toward the pole for the 56th Indianapolis 500 on May 27. Rain delayed time trials leaving 12 of 33 spots filled, with Peter Revson and Mark Donohue still contending for pole as worries over crashes and engine failures persisted during Sunday’s sessions.
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Bobby Unser
Speedway
Peter Revson
Mark Donohue
Unser
Revson
Vukovich
al Unser
Foyt
Jim Malloy
Denver
Cole
Malloy
Dag Gurney
24 Mile
Bettenhausen
Nets Ousted Two Rookies Not Third
ABA playoff scene shifts as Artis Gilmore and Julius Erving fell from the hunt yet Nets face Indiana rookie star Julius McGinnis. McGinnis powered the Pacers to a 114-108 win at Nassau Coliseum, taking a 2-1 series lead. Nets coach Carnesecca calls Indiana brutal while Rick Barry urges steady comeback. The fifth game heads to Indiana Thursday.
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N.Y
Artis Gilmore
Kentucky Colonels
American Basketball Association
Julius Erving
Virginia
New York
Nets
Open McGinnis
Indiana
McGinnis
Pacers
Nassau Coliseum
Lou Carnesecca
Coliseum
Rick Barry
Kentucky
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