McAnally Saves Expos Debut In Paralysis of Pirates
In a 4-2 setback for Montreal, rookie pitcher Tom McAnally faltered late as Pittsburgh rallied to threaten before he secured his first major league win. Expos reliever Marshall finished the job with a bases loaded sequence ending in a double play. Meanwhile across the league, Reds beat Phillies 4-3, Mets blank Braves 4-0, Dodgers topped Cubs 4-3, Cardinals crushed Padres 6-1, and Giants defeated Astros 7-4 with strong hitting from Bonds and McCovey.
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Corry Savings and Loan Legion sweeps Meadville to stay undefeated
Corry boosted its season record to 4-0 by sweeping a Meadville doubleheader. Game one ended 6-3 with Brad Rupp injuring his knee sliding into third. Denny Brumagin earned the win in relief. The second game, a 3-2 victory, featured Craig Sampsell on the mound and Gary Millspaw and Kim Bailey driving runs. The club heads to Loveland Field Thursday to face Union City.
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Meadville
Corry
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Jim Hammond
Denny Brumagin
Craig Sampsell
Kim Bailey
Ron Bailey
Meadville Crew
Sampsell
Sooners
Hammond
Gary Millspaw
Corryites
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Bailey
Union City
Loveland Field
Bantam Bowler Leads Weekend Jam
Weekend action features bantam bowler leading with strong showings as results roll in across major matchups. Montreal defeats Pittsburgh 4 2 while New York tops Atlanta 4 0 and Cincinnati edges Philadelphia 4 3. Los Angeles beats Chicago 4 3 and San Francisco defeats Houston 7 4 with upcoming games listed including Cincinnati at Philadelphia Nolan 2.2 and Atlanta at Montreal Renko 42.
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Atlanta
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Los Angeles
Chicago
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San Diego
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Houston
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Wise
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CAHS Junior Vaults 13’6” For Victory
Jim Bennett of Corry Area High School won the PIAA State pole vault title at New Beaver Field Penn State with a 13’6” height, the first state track crown for a CAHS student. He cleared 13’6” with only one miss prior to the final height, beating Steve Matter of Oil City who had edged him in district action. Other CAHS track runners did not place.
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Pitching Carries Many Names In AL Circuit
The American League showcase Sunday featured pitchers Mickey Lolich Les Cain Jim Palmer Sonny Siebert Vida Blue Sam McDowell Fritz Peterson and Bill Parsons. Lolich held Denny McLain to four hits while fanning 10 in a 5 0 Detroit win over Washington. Cain returned from the minors to six strong innings as Detroit routed the Tigers 11 0 in the nightcap. Palmer and others led Baltimore to a 2 1 doubleheader split with Boston and Oakland’s Blue extended his win streak to 10 with a five hitter in a 3 1 win over Minnesota. McDowell pitched his first complete game in a 2 1 Cleveland victory over New York. Peterson won the opener 6 3 for the Yankees in his route going effort. Parsons and Milwaukee beat Kansas City 4 0 while California defeated Chicago 10 5. In Detroit, McLain’s first game back drew boos but Lolich and two homers by Kaline and Cash helped Detroit win.
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Tony Perez
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Chris Short
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Dick Selmir
Pete Rose
Tim McCarver
Ray Sadecki
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Gary Gentry
Nolan Ryan
Duke Sims
Jim Lefebvre
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Willie Horton
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Mike Epstein
Gene Michaels
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John Ellis
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Eddie Leon
Gomer Hodge
Roy White
Frank Baker
Jerry Kenney
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