Pirates Edge Dodgers as Giants Tie for NL Lead
About 31,000 fans at Pittsburgh watched the Pirates beat the Dodgers 4-3, triggering a three-way tie for first in the National League with the Giants after San Francisco beat the Mets 2-1. Juan Marichal earned his 20th victory despite a shoulder strain while Willie Stargell and Gene Alley supplied key hits for Pittsburgh.
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RECAST ANDINGS Today's Games and Leaders
New York at California N Detroit at Chicago N Baltimore at Cleveland N top contenders include Peter Thomson Bob Charles Peter Butler Hedly Muscroft among 24 players under par in good conditions. Bill Casper U S Open champion shot even par 73 as a strong favorite to win the big event.
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Nagle Tops Field in Curling Championship Heat
Kel Nagle of Australia, age 47, posted a five under par 68 at Royal Birkdale to take the lead in a 72 hole Curling Championship worth 35000 to the winner. He projects a long final stretch as the field narrows.
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Kaat and Koufax Lead With 21 Wins in Twins Rally
The Associated Press reports Minnesota lefty Jim Kaat earned his 21st win with an 11-2 victory over Boston, contributing to his team’s scoring. Kaat ties Sandy Koufax for most wins, saying his pitching hasn’t improved, while teammates Oliva and Topvar drive runs. Other AL results include Chicago’s double win over Detroit, Washington-Kansas City split, Baltimore over Cleveland, and California’s win over New York.
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Braves name Paul Richards VP as McHale shifts duties
Paul Richards was appointed vice president of the Atlanta Braves as the club seeks to rebuild after a poor debut in the division. The 57 year old baseball veteran will take on duties formerly handled by John McHale who remains president and general manager.
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Corry reader compares baseball and football in school and sports slang
Roger Ottaway shares views on baseball versus football drawn from high school college and service play. He ranks football as more enjoyable to watch though baseball requires skill and notes football could become the national pastime while enjoying high school football most.
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Ottaway Brothers Dominate Corry Sports Legacy
In Corry, the Ottaway brothers emerge as the city’s best all around athletic family. Merle and Bob excel in basketball and other sports, while Roger stars in three sports and boxing. Ken and Dave gain note in pool and softball. A Erie bowling tournament win highlights their breadth of talent. Football leads fan appeal 13 to 4 by Merle and Roger.
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Mourning Dove Season Opens With Record Harvest Expected
Harrisburg AP State Game Commission forecast a record harvest of mourning doves rails and gallinules as hunters head into the season opening. Director Glenn L Bowers said the dove season runs until November 9 with a daily bag limit of 12 and a possession limit of 24. Rails and gallinules share the same dates with a 15 per day limit and 30 in possession.
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Richardson Set To Hang Up Spikes
New York Yankees second baseman Bobby Richardson announced on a WOR television program that he will retire from baseball at the end of the season. The 31-year-old infield ace, in his 11th year with the Yankees, said the move ends his playing days with the club amid ongoing speculation.
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Pirates Fans Use Pasteboard Fans In Home Run Effort
At Forbes Field Pittsburgh fans used thousands of pasteboard long ball fans to coax drives, prompting a protest from Dodgers pitcher Don Drysdale. Willie Davis hit a homer in the fifth as the Pirates won 4 to 3 despite the fan antics.
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