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WILLS AND COBB RECORDS AND LA BASEBALL HYPE
A magazine style summary reflects Maury Wills poised to break Ty Cobb’s stolen base record as Dodgers target World Series. Mentions Cobb’s 1915 .369 season batting and Walt Mays Cepeda Alou, and West Coast Dodgers. Notes Chavez Ravine crowding, elevator, and potential attendance mark, plus Kane and Franklin high school notes and funny name quirks.
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Try
Roger Maris
Babe Ruth
Cobb
Los Angeles
Maury Wills
Georgia Peach
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Juan Marichal
Wills
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Giants
Willie Mays
Felipe Alou
Orlando Cepeda
Joe Phan
Rat Race Still Hot as Wills Steals 90th Amid Dodgers Giants Chase
Maury Wills of the Dodgers swiped his 90th base in the NL pennant race, driving in a run and scoring on 15th hit in 20 at bats as San Francisco’s Sanford won his 20th straight start. Stan Williams and Ron Pytkiewicz teamed for a three-hitter against the Cubs. Sanford’s 19 straight wins record remains the target as the Giants stay a half game back. Reds beat Cardinals behind Bob Purkey’s three-hitter, with Blasingame and Kasko delivering key runs for St Louis’s defending champs.
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Berra Hero Helps Yanks Rally Past Tigers in 10th
Yogi Berra delivered a 10th inning homer for the New York Yankees to beat the Detroit Tigers 8 7 in Detroit. Berra also had a sacrifice fly for a 7 3 lead after pinch hitting in the eighth. The win extends New York lead in the AL pennant race to four games over the Los Angeles Angels. Cleveland defeated Washington as Jim Perry pitched and Max Alvis debuted with an RBI single.
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Pitt Miami Game To Be Treemendous
Pitt hosts Miami in a Saturday showdown with 16 live palm trees and 20 majorettes joining the Hurricanes. George Mira, Miami’s standout quarterback, tops the visitors while 29 Western Pennsylvania natives on Pitt’s squad draw extra attention.
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Steelers and Lions trim rosters before opener
The Pittsburgh Steelers reduced their roster to 36 by placing quarterback Terry Nofsinger and two rookies Gary Ballman and Pete Perrault on waivers. Ballman is a Michigan State halfback and Perrault a Boston University tackle. Detroit also waived Willie McClung and other veterans in advance of Sunday's season opener.
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Gary Ballman
Michigan State
Pete Perrault
Boston University
Detroit
Willie McClung
Florida
If You Read It In The Journal You Know It's True
A brief item cites the Journal as a trusted source for claims deemed true. Readers are urged to rely on the paper’s reporting for verification and accuracy in ongoing local matters.
God ranton Fair introduces ape wrestling and boxing
The Cochran ton Fair opens with a 45 pound ape wrestling feature inviting young men to earn five dollars per second by pinning the ape and up to twenty dollars total. Another act offers one dollar per minute boxing an ape nine pounds. The fair runs through Saturday in Cochran ton.
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Cochranton
Godranton
All
Darling
Veterans Feel Ax As Pros Trim Rosters
NFL rosters reduced to 36 as veterans Myhra Moore Perry Ewbank face cuts. Colts release Myhra and waivers on Lenny Moore while Perry and Moore injured. Detroit Lions cut Olszewski Davis McClung as other teams drop Tracey Lawrence Douglas Borflen Henry.
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Minor League Playoffs Preliminary Scores Skew Toward Home Teams
In the International League best of seven semifinals Jacksonville leads Rochester 4 2 0? and Toronto beats Atlanta 7 2 to take 2-0 series. In the American Association best of three Louisville tops Indianapolis 5 3 to lead 1-0 while Denver over Omaha 6 4 with a 1-0 edge.
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Corry archer Finnie Sawyer wins state title at Greencastle meet
Mrs Kirk Finnie Sawyer led Corry archers at the Pennsylvania State Archery Championships, capturing the XB freestyle crown and placing second in ams. Her three day 120% total trailed only Celia Walter of Selinsgrove in the women’s XAA division. Over 400 archers competed. men’s champ was Jack Sheridan of New Castle, with Lars Edburgh of Berwick earning a placing. Sawyer’s daughter Diane earned bronze in XAA, Patti Bailey of Meadville won the women’s XAA trophy for the second straight year. other Corry participants included Kirk Sawyer Dick Kinney and Leland Thompson.
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Kirk
Finnie) Sawyer
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Sawyer
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Selinsgrove
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New Castle
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Patti Bailey
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Baseball Standings and Thursday Schedule Snapshot
National League standings show Los Angeles 151 games with a .651 winning percentage, San Francisco 94 91, Cincinnati 90 57, Pittsburgh 82 31, Milwaukee 72, Philadelphia 71 75, Houston 58 7, Chicago 82 8, New York 95 110 241 59%. Today’s games list Milwaukee at Philadelphia, Los Angeles at Houston, San Francisco at Cincinnati. American League leaders include New York 87 58, Los Angeles 74 14, Minnesota 42, Chicago 76, Detroit 73, Baltimore 69, Cleveland 72, Boston 68, Kansas City 63, Washington 69 2. Boston at Detroit and other Chicago at Minnesota matchups are noted for Thursday.
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Arnold Palmer Holds Big Lead In Dollar Derby
Arnold Palmer strengthens his lead in the PGA money list, having earned $80,190 from 8 wins in 20 events. Gene Littler trails in second as Palmer’s near five thousand dollar edge over 1960 persists, with Jack Nicklaus and others following in the top rankings.
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Uist
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Big League Stars Hit 350th Homer in 10th
Yosi Berra Yan kkées belted his 350th homer to start the 10th as the Yankees defeated Detroit 4 to 7. The win put New York four games ahead of the Angels in the AL climb. Pitcher Jack Sanford helped limit Detroit with eight scattered hits by the Giants in a 20 trlimps over Pittsburgh.
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ZOWHINC Ladies Sweep Local Bowling Action
Four of five leagues were active with women stars leading the night. Dorothy Lytton rolled 4M 173 163 in the Avalon B League while Blanche Zajac posted a 201 in the Ladies Recreational League at VPW. Ami Chris had a high 17% for the only big score in Bowl-Aire Ladies Circuit.
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Dorothy — Morton
Blanche Zajac
Laies
VPW
Florence Amoroso
Donna Heynolds
Roxani Bradford
Amnie Chris
Bowl-Aire Ladies
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