Mets May Tell Can History Repeats Itself Tonight
The Mets seek a twi night doubleheader sweep over Philadelphia to reclaim at least a share of first in the NL East, coming off a 10-5 win over Montreal and a four-game win streak. Pirates and Cubs battles shape the pennant race as St Louis, Houston, Atlanta, and Cincinnati post wins elsewhere.
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Chargers face rugged schedule need stronger defense
San Diego Chargers hope to improve their defense under coach Charlie Waller as they aim to complement an offense led by John Hadl and Dick Post. With 4-1 start after Waller's arrival, the team revamped its secondary by trading Kenny Graham and adding Jim Tolbert and Jim Hill, while newcomers Joe Owens and Tom Williams bolster the line. Offense remains strong with Hadl healthy and Alworth Garrison pairing, but pass defense and overall depth must sharpen to climb from third place.
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Booker's near no hitter fades as Royals crush Angels 12 0
Kansas City lefthander Jim Booker flirted with a no hitter before Joe Azcue ended the bid with a single. Booker improved to 9 3 with a 12 0 Royals win as he allowed no walks and struck out seven, backed by a 17 hit attack including four by Bob Oliver and Lou Piniella. In other AL games Baltimore beat Detroit 6 3 Milwaukee over Minnesota 3 2 New York topped Washington 7 3 and Boston edged Cleveland 4 3. Boog Powell drove in three for Baltimore as Frank Robinson homered for the Orioles.
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Season Tickets On Sale Tonight For Corry Beaver Football
Season tickets for the five Corry Beaver home games go on sale this evening starting at 7 o clock at the Ritz Restaurant. Tickets cost 7.50 and will be sold only during a two hour window from 7 to 9 p.m. Purchasers are urged to buy tickets this evening.
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Spartans nip North Clarion 2 1 opener for 1970 season
In North Clarion, the Spartans beat North Clarion 2 to 1 as opener for both schools. Red Allen delivered the game winning single in the top of the last inning after Don Patterson started the rally with a single. Patterson had two hits, Bouthe homered, Stockton earned the win and Eisenman the loss. Tomorrow, Ben Nicklas' team visits West Forest for the second Crawford County game. Bruins sign McKenzie and Johnston for 1970-71 season.
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Beaver Cross Country Team Drops Opener To Iroquois
The 1970 Corry Beaver harriers opened the season hosting Iroquois Braves in a meet where Corry ran seven men due to injuries. Iroquois won six of the top ten places led by Ron Reuss in 16 01, with Joe Nichols the top Beaver at third 16 15.
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Marion Bulard Dominates Ladies Bowling With High Series
Marion Bulard led last night's bowling in the Ladies' B League with a torrid pace posting games of 212 and 176 for a 4524 series, the highest reported. Other scores recorded included several notable marks as the event wrapped.
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