Record-Setting Slugfest Highlights AL Contests at Fenway
Twenty one home runs lit up the American League games, led by Baltimore and Boston in Fenway Park. Boog Powell and Brooks Robinson fueled the Orioles with the late seventh inning onslaught, while Carl Yastrzemski and others answered for the Red Sox. Cleveland, Detroit, California, and Chicago also posted wins as hitters enjoyed favorable winds and big blows. Powell’s two-run and Johnson’s solo shots capped a record-tying seven-homer seventh.
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Slumping Pirates Hope Braves Provide Pick Me Up
The slumping Pittsburgh Pirates aim to rebound against the Atlanta Braves after a three-game skid to Cincinnati and a five game gap in the standings. Tommie Sisk pitched six innings allowing two runs in a losing effort as Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh in the third inning with key hits from Rose Shamsky and Perez.
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Beaver Golf Team Beats Warren in Cambridge Springs
The Beavers defeated Warren 496 to 465 in a Cambridge Springs match after a wet course move from Corry. George Costello tied Warren's Matt Voigt for medalist honors with 83, as Pete McLaughlin and Scoop Sample led Beaver scoring with 87 and 88. The Beavers finished fifth of six at Section 2 and eye the District 10 championship at Riverside.
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Scoop Sample
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Signs With Pitt Club
Pittsburgh announces Tom Washington a 6 foot forward from Theyney State has signed with the Pittsburgh club of the new American Basketball Association. Washington is the second player to agree to terms as the league plans to begin play in the fall with Murray Williamson of Minneapolis representing the American team.
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Colonial National Invitation Opens as Beman Turns Pro
The $115000 Colonial National Invitation opens at Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth signaling Deane Beman's move from amateur to professional golf. Notables Palmer and Nicklaus renew rivalry while Hogan attracts attention. Beman vows a serious full tour effort after two amateur titles and Masters play.
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Franklin Jr Beavers Third in Titusville Meet
Franklin Junior High School track team finished third at Titusville in an invitational meet led by Jim Burrows winning the 60 yard dash and Craig McQuiston taking the discus. Other Beavers placed in sprints, jumps, and relays as Corry and Oil City scored behind.
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Clark
Thomas
Hasson
Thompson
Ward
Wave Hot Stick In Ninth Ends Marathon Baseball Night
In a rhythm of late drama the Braves beat the Mets 4-3 as Torre and McCarver provided ninth inning power. McCarver pinch hit for the Cardinals to edge the Phillies 3-2. Giants beat the Cubs 2-1 behind Fuentes and McCormick. Reds and Dodgers also won. Thornton traded to Toronto for Van Burkleo Jamule and Barrett from Winnipeg.
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Red handkerchiefs to signal TV delays in NPSL games
NPSL adopts red handkerchief signals for game delays to accommodate TV commercials. Commissioner Ken Macker says referees will wave the cloths over their heads to mark delays, with fines issued to Barry Rowan and Blagoje Vidinic for fighting in a May 13 Oakland game.
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