Brewers Roll On Gaylord Zips O s
Milwaukee remains atop the East as the Brewers roll past Detroit 7 3. George Scott, Style, and a five base steal club set the pace, with Perry limiting the Tigers to a three hitter. Cleveland beat Baltimore with unearned runs, while other AL games featured California, Chicago, Texas, and Burroughs extending his RBI tally and chasing records.
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Foggy Montreal No Place For Pirates
The Expos righthander Steve Rogers dominated Pittsburgh with six strikeouts and two hits allowed in five innings as Montreal built a 3-0 lead. A dense fog drifting over Jarry Park halted play in the sixth for 56 minutes, briefly enabling Kirkpatrick to score on Oliver's long fly that vanished in the mist before reappearing, allowing Kirkpatrick to score and Oliver to reach third.
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al Oliver
Willie Davis
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Oliver
John’ Kibler
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Elias Sosa
San Francisco
Dave Rader
Padres
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Derrel Thomas
St Thomas Breeze Tops CM A In Church League Opener
The St Thomas entry exploded with eight runs in the first inning and rode 18 hits to a 22 8 debut win over McCray United Methodist in Corry Church Softball League play Amoroso Grueza and Dodds each had multiple safeties while Gary Trippin took the loss for CM A Harold Fox and Dave Armitage each had two hits for CM A Tom Mountain had two hits for McCray as the game unfolded
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Dave Armitage
Tom Mountain
McCray
Barney's
Mike Baker
Tom Shaw
Crotty
National Bank
Bob Marsh
al Wetmore
Walt Taylor
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Sherman
John Bracken
Beermen
Rolling Acres Falls to Bernard's in Clymer Faceoff
In a South Erie County League matchup at Clymer, Rolling Acres bats cooled as Bernard's grinded out a 6-4 win. In Corry, the National Bank faced stiff resistance from an unspecified opponent, marking a tense stretch beyond the headline ending.
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Final Frame Rally Keeps CJ Victory In Front
Final Frame Rally sparks CJ to a 6 to 1 win over the winless Elks at Olin Bracken Field. Ted Williams collected three singles and earned the win in relief, while Tom Ginn homered for the Steelers and Chuck Reynolds homered for the Elks. The Elks defense misfired, but they cut down five runners on the bases. Dave Katz struck out six in the loss.
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Oo Fogle
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Relay Unit Ranks Second At State
STATE COLLEGE AP Earl Brown of Middletown seeks a dramatic finish at the PIAA track championships. He already leads Class B with four sprint titles and holds state records in 100 and 220. Corry Areas six man one woman squad heads to Beaver Stadium for trials today and finals tomorrow with field events open. Brant races through torn knee ligament in drills while others aim to challenge Brown in a fast 100 and 220 lineup.
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Charlie Cline
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