Pirates Keep Heat On Dodgers in Narrow Pennant Chase
The Pirates beat the Giants 6 1 in 11 innings as Bob Veale and Roberto Clemente fueled a late rally. Don Drysdale dominated for the Dodgers with four runs allowed in 26 innings over his last three starts, while Don Drysdale and Lou Johnson provided key offense for Los Angeles in a tight NL pennant race. Frank Robinson keyed Baltimore with his 46th homer and a two run double, and Cal California’s Jim Fregosi added four hits as the AL race tightens.
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Major League Standings and Scores Roundup
MLB standings show Los Angeles 88 61 .591 and Cincinnati 71 77 .480 with Houston 67 86 .438. New York 62 90? .? Chicago 54 96 .300. Steelers? No. In results, Pittsburgh beat San Francisco 6 1 in 11 innings and New York defeated Houston 1 0 in 10 innings. Upcoming games include Cincinnati at Chicago and New York at Houston among others.
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Spartansburg High tops Pleasantville for key win
Spartansburg High increased its baseball record with a 42 win over Pleasantville here yesterday. Jerry Linden pitched the victory allowing eight scattered hits and striking out seven without a walk. Pleasantville errors aided the Spartans in an Upper Allegheny Valley League win. Bruce Six had two of the Spartans' four hits.
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Spartans Leading Poll After 1 Week
Associated Press notes Michigan State tops the first weekly college football poll of the regular season with 12 first place votes and 338 points, edging UCLA by 10 points. Alabama sits third, with Nebraska, Southern California, and others following.
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Corry Beavers Meet Pittsburgh Opponent in New Experience
Corry Area High School football will host Taylor-Allerdice High of Pittsburgh this Saturday in the third game of the season, marking Corry’s first regular season gridiron matchup with a Pittsburgh school. Taylor-Allerdice, the Dragons, went 3-3-2 last season under coach John McNertney with assistants Giovano and athletic director Valenti.
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Major Leaguer Fred Marsh weighs baseball love against football
Fred Marsh, a five year MLB veteran born in Valley Falls and a Corry resident, praises baseball but votes for football in The Journal poll. He recounts his career, marriage to Lillian Bennett, Naval Academy scouting work, and his belief that football offers deeper satisfaction as both participant and spectator.
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Enduring Football Roster Fragments From Unfinished Page
Incomplete listing shows invaders lineup with tackles Gansz Williams guards Norkus Simon center G Smith backs McDonnel Lischnew Whalene Renarde Kranick and A lacking final details.
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Penn State defensive end Vukmer hurt, doubtful for Michigan State
Area gridder Bob Vukmer, star in Penn State's 15-7 win over Maryland, is listed doubtful for next Saturday's Michigan State game due to a pulled side muscle. He joins teammate Mike Irwin who sat out the Maryland game as Coach Joe Paterno held a light session.
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CBS takes control as Yankees front office reshapes
CBS to replace Dan Topping as Yankees president chair and become sole owner after purchasing his 10 percent stake. Dan Topping Jr. may stay, with Lee MacPhail eyed for GM. speculation grows on rebuilding the famed franchise amid a recent two season slump. Dan Jessee of Trinity College to retire after this season.
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Forecaster Lee Hiner Wins $10 for Football Guess
Champion forecaster Lee Hiner won ten dollars for his exact prediction in The Journal's football Guessathon. His forecast of Oil City 25 Ol City 13 proved right, earning the $10 prize. Hiner, at 212 East Pleasant Street, works for Raymond Division and already predicts this Saturday's game.
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Bowling 600 series surge boosts several leagues at Bowl-Aire
Local keglers rolled ten 600 plus series last night across three A League groups at Bowl-Aire. Notable scores included Lewis 665 with a 256 single and Haenel 250, plus Meerhoff 2993 for a 1049 game. Other strong showings came from Messina 217 and Dingfelder 241, as teams posted solid pinfalls and averages.
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