Lolich Seizes Spotlight With Seventh Win In Five-Harbor Night
Detroit lefty Mickey Lolich fired a four-hitter for his seventh win, matching the majors lead in victories and guiding Detroit past Baltimore 6-1 as Tom Haller drove in four runs. Other standings glimpses: Scott and Lonborg helped Milwaukee beat Boston, Killebrew homered to fuel Minnesota past Chicago, and Oakland prevailed California in a late-pitch marathon.
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Denny McLain
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Vida Blue
Mickey Lolich
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Cleveland
New York
Milwaukee
Boston
Minnesota
Chicago
Oakland
California
Texas
Kansas City
Tom Haller
Tigers
McLain
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Denny
Bob Gibson
George Scott
Jim Lonborg
Boston Red Sox
Scott
Lonborg
Brewers
Yankees
Tom McCraw
Bobby Murcer
Danny Thompson
Harmon Killebrew
White Sox
Killebrew
Ted Williams
Ken Holtzman
Holtzman
Joe Rudi
A's
Rudy May
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Montreal
St. Louis
Houston
Los Angeles
Auto Dealers Triumph Over Corry Auctioneers 10-1
Crotty-Ferrando pitcher Don Sperry earned the win as the Auto Dealers beat the Crotty-Ferrando Auto Dealers 10-1. Koestner led with three hits including a homer, Bromley and Hunt doubled twice, while Harned took the loss after four safeties. The Auto Dealers will travel to Union City Monday to face the Pennsylvania Bank and Trust squad.
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Corry
Crotty-Ferrando Auto Dealers
Erie
George Koestner
Harold Bromley
Bob Hunt
John Crotty
Koestner
Bromley
Union City
Pennsylvania Bank and Trust
Ken Lees Tops in Light Bowling Scores
In a light bowling night only the Men's Summer League reported scores. Ken Lees led with a 220 game, followed by Bob Catulich 214 and Len Migliaccio 203, with Stan Wolesta at 210 and five teams tied for second.
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Ken Lees
Bob (Catulich
Len Migliaccio
Stan Wolesta
Clymer Wins Section Title In Tennis Championship
Clymer Central School's tennis team defeated Ripley 41 to capture the Section Six Class B team championship, finishing with a 3-0 record in Class B. Brent Deuink won the Section singles title over Les Bray, while Bob Duink and Don Swoger won singles for Ripley. In doubles, Jim Post and Jack Cooper and Curt Christensen and Gary Resse won for Clymer.
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Clymer Central School
Ripley
Pirates
Bucs
Brent Deuink
Les Bray
Bob Duink
Clymer
Jeff Belson
Don Swoger
Randy Querreveld
Jim Post
Jack Cooper
Tom Swoger
Jim Upton
Curt Christensen
Gary Resse
Phil Knight
Jack Sinden
Girls Track Qualifier Set At CAHS Oval Saturday
Corry Area High School and Quaker Oats sponsor AAU Junior Olympics Qualifier for girls 9 to 17 at Howard J. Sheen Field. Five divisions run events including sprints relays distance and field events. entrants may compete in up to three events plus relays. First two place winners advance to finals at Bethel Park May 26 and 27 against other western Pennsylvania qualifiers.
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Girls Athletic Association
Corry Area High
Quaker Oats Company
Sears Allegheny Mountain Association
AAU
Bethel Park
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Washington
Greensburg
Brookville
Erie
Warren Counties
Pirates Dominate Cards in 12-0 Shutout rout
Pittsburgh pitcher Steve Blass earned his fourth win while the Pirates erupted for twelve runs on eleven hits against four St Louis pitchers. Vic Davalillo and Marino Sanguillen homered as Pittsburgh clinched a season-high scoring night, with solid support from Jackie Hernandez and Roberto Clemente. Elsewhere, the Mets crushed Montreal 12-2, Cubs edged Phillies 3-2, Reds beat Giants 2-1, Astros routed Atlanta 9-0, and Padres shut out Dodgers 2-0.
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Hill Virdon
Steve Blass
Pirates
St Louis
Cardinals
Blass
New York Mets
Montreal
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Houston
Atlanta
San Diego
Los Angeles
Vic Davalillo
Mariny Sanguillen
Jackie Hernandez
Roberto Clemente
John Milner
Cleon Jones
New York
Gary Gentry
Mets
Jose Cardenal
Cubs
Billy Wiliams
Steve Carlton
Jim Hickman
Carmen Fanzone
Cardenals
Giants
Juan Marichal
Joe Morgan
Reds
National Bank Nets Tough Win At Mill Village
The National Bank Marauders defeated Mill Village 16 to 12 in nine innings to notch their first win of 1972. Mark Chase set a Marauders scoring record with five runs, while Dave Wetmore drove in eight with two home runs and earned the win on the mound. Ed Swanson had three hits as five regulars remain at college. Norm Peters took the loss for Mill Village.
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National Bank Marauders
Mill Village
Marauders
Mark Chase
Dave Wetmore
Ed Swanson
The
Bankers
Norm
Hap"’ Peters
North Hills Hosts First Ladies Day
North Hills opened its season with nearly 30 women at Ladies Day. Hosts Fran Halfast and Charlotte Staples presided. Flight A winners were Barb Wickwire in low gross and low net, with Wickwire and Jackson tied for low putts. Flight B saw Mary Sandburg take low gross, tying Halfast for low putts. In the other flight, Louise Cheney won low gross, Randinelli and Cheney tied for low net, and Millie Orn captured low putts.
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North Hills
Fran Halfast
Charlotte Staples
Barb Wickwire
Phyllis Jackson
Wickwire
Mary Sandburg
Halfast
Louise Cheney
Ruth Randinelli
Cheney
Millie Orn
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Cromty-Ferrando
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Buelink Ford Sales, Inc
Clymer, N.Y
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Journal
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Desmond’s Electrical Contractors
National Bank
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