Hottest Pitcher Talk Shifts As McNally Tops AL
Baltimore lefty Dave McNally extended his winning streak with a 4-2 Baltimore victory over Washington, moving to 174 wins and inching toward a fourth straight 20 win season. Minnesota later handed Vida Blue a rare defeat as the Twins won 2-1 in game two, with Chicago, Boston, Detroit, and California posting wins elsewhere in the AL.
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Ferguson Jenkins
Dave McNally
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Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
California
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Washington
Tom Shopay
Pete Broberg
Dartmouth
George Scott
Carl Yastrzemski
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Norm Cash
Mike Kilkenny
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Yankees
Clyde Wright
Jim Fregosi
Tony Gonzalez
Dave Giusti
Rennie Stennett
Boots Day
Cleon Jones
Duffy Dyer
Tommie Agee
Mets
Phillies
Ray Sadecki
Houston
Juan Marichal
Bob Watson
Harriers Open 1971 Cross Country Season At Erie
Corry Area High School opens the 1971 72 sports year Tuesday at Frontier Park in Erie against Iroquois Braves. Beavers eye a season-long arc toward the PIAA State Meet at Penn State with coach Hy Daley guiding the team.
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Harriers
Frontier Park
Erie
Iroquois Braves
Beavers
Hy Daley
Penn State
Bill Pele
Mark Ladika
Gary Whiteley
Tom Mountain
Tim Daley
Fred Christensen
Terry Brumagin
Bob Dell
Mike Gentile
Dave Grinder
Dale Pless
Joe Lamendola
Gary Xander
Ken Whiteley
Gary Sanford
Dave Daley
Cub Owner Denounces Dump Durocher Faction Amid Losses
The Cubs fell to the Cardinals as Joe Torre Matty Alou and Ted Simmons homered for St. Louis. Owner Phil Wrigley publicly warned the anti Durocher faction after a paid ad, while the Pirates closed the gap in the division race. Other NL games included the Mets Phillies Giants Dodgers and Padres wins.
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Joe Torre
Matty Alou
Ted Simmons
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Montreal
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San Francisco
Houston
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Diego
Atlanta
Cub
Simmons
Alou
Torre
Reggie Cleveland
Joe Pepitone
Bob Bailey
Gary Sutherland
Grove City Eagles set for comeback in 1970 football season
Grove City faces 1970 with 15 lettermen and 50 hopefuls under Coach Joe Younge. Star QB Bob Cummins, a 180 pound preseason standout, leads a quick, pass capable offense. Defense features Buchanan and Thompson at key spots with Wolfe as a strong runner and passer, eyeing a stronger showing after last year’s winless run.
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Lou Hanna
Grove City
Joe Younge
Eagles
Younge
Bob Cummins
Ted Buchanan
Dennis Ferry
Pat Forese
Doug Hockenberry
Bill Kite
Tom Lanshaw
Jeff Lumley
Don McFaland
Notre Dame
Buchanan
Thompson
Forese
Lumley
Patterson
Steve Wolfe
Eagle
Cummins
Wolfe
Kennedy Christian
Reynolds Raiders
Doubleheader Tops Weekend Football Action
The 10th annual preseason doubleheader in Cleveland features Jets vs Steelers at Municipal Stadium with 80,000 expected, and Giants vs Browns in the nightcap both winless after four games. Bay area fans hope SF Oakland hints at the Super Bowl, while Chiefs face Cardinals and other Saturday games set a packed NFL exhibition slate.
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Bob Davis
Matt Snell
Pittsburgh
John Fuqua
Minnesota
New York Giants
Cleveland Browns
Mike Phipps
Nick Skorich
Bill Nelson
Giants
Ron Johnson
Dave Hermann
Bay Area
John Brodie
49Ers
Raiders
Daryle Lamonica
Hewritt Dixon
Greater Erie Pro Am Event Next Weekend
Sixty eight professionals and 136 amateurs are set for next weekend’s Greater Erie Pro Am and Invitational Open. Defending co champions Jim Ferree and Willie Beljan headline the field, two top Pittsburgh area pros who previously shot 69 at Lake View. Ferree leads at Westmoreland C C and Beljan at Wingfield Pines F C.
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Jim Ferree
Willie Beljan
Pittsburgh
Ferree
Jeljan
Westmoreland C.C
Wingfield Pines F.C
Lake View
Kay Gates Tops Bowling Action in Erie card
Kay Gates led last evening's bowling card with a 202 single and 505 series in the Lady Nite Owls League. The report names players connected to Youngstown's Stambaugh Golf Course and notable golf figures including Herman Keiser, Sam Arzetta, Jim Scheifla, Toby Lyons, Al Franzini, Denny Lyons, and Jim Keim Jr. in a local Erie sports context.
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Lady Nite Owls
George Billino
Youngstown
Stambaugh
George
Herman Keiser
Copley
Ohio
Sam Arzetta
Country Club of
Rochester
Jim Scheifla
Elmo
New York
Erie
Toby Lyons
Burning Tree C.C
Greenwich
Conn
al Franzini
Freeport C.C
Magara Falls
Denny Lyons
Kahkwa
Jim Keim
Downing
Ted Grassi
John Delio
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