First Place Clubs Triumph In Indiana IL Night Doubleheader
Fall View in the National League and Betty Miller in the American extended unbeaten streaks by winning at Herman Harris Field. Betty Miller defeated Ruffners 5 to 1 after a 3-0 deficit, with Betty Miller rallying in the third to fifth frames. Jim Kline struck out 14 over five hits allowed for the winners. Wagner had two homers and Bigstone’s pitching led Fair View to a 12 to 1 win over Moose. Moose aside, the losers slipped to 1-3 on the season.
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Fall View
Betty Miller
Indiana
Herman Harris Field
Jim Kline
Mike Wagner
Jim Bigstone
Fair View
Moose
Moose AR Pacconhs
Johns
If Millers
Knapko
R c
Bwmar
Spadafora Kowehckr
Swinchart Wagner
Sadler
P Maman
Peases Rodenci A Young
Blystone
Brody
M McPhren
Q Bogan
R. Bmam
Fish
Hutchnan
PonargoJlé
Bence
Pill
Gtormeré
Furgiuele
Tolala
Naman
Wagner
Ari Betty M. AE
Roffner McGinnis
Yurkey Loore
Lerner Kline
Pequi
Richland
Zapach
John Bassett
Jim Parker
Bill Hudson
Parker
Rob Boden
Jim Carney
Leo Haky
Moose Anderson
Red Sox
Chuck Lezanic
Playoff to Decide 59th Seniors Golf Title at Rye
Rep. Jack Westland and John Bartlett shared the lead after 46 holes in the 59th U S Seniors Championship at Apawamis. Westland failed to birdie the final hole, missing a one-stroke edge as Bartlett matched him with a 73 to force an 18-hole playoff. Quittner and Brown tied for third at 149, Warren Brown was fifth at 150.
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Rye
N.Y
Jack Westland
U.S
Everett
Wash
John Bartlett
San Marino
Calif
Westland
Apawamis Country Club
Bartlett
Bart Jett
Egon Quittner
Jenkintown
J. Walcott Brown
Sea Girl
N.J
Warren Brown
New York
Yellow Creek Stocking Planned for June 7 at Strongstown
Arthur I. Walker announces that Little Yellow Creek will be stocked Friday June 7. All interested individuals should meet the stocking truck in Strongstown at 11 a.m.
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Yellow Creek
Strongstown
Arthur I. Walker
Little Yellow Creek
Fight Results Oakland Banks and Rischer Victors
Oakland lightweight Roger Rischer, 197, stopped Kirk Barrow, 183, to win in Oakland. In Detroit, Sonny Banks, 203, outpointed Freddy Mack, 176, 10 rounds, Brooklyn.
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Oakland
Calif
Roger Rischer
Kirk Barrow
San Francisco
Detroit
Sonny Banks
Freddy Mack
Brooklyn
Richland Triumph Delivers Tri-County Title In Sloppy Final
Richland townships nine outlasts Indiana Lil Injuns 6 to 2 to claim the Tri-County League baseball championship. Bill Zapach pitched a three hitter for the Tribe but Richland benefited from a four-run sixth inning on one hit, as Richland erased a 2-2 tie and secured the title.
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Johnstown
Richland Townshp
Indiana Lil’ Injuns
Bill Zapach
Tribe
Indians
Tri- County
Rams Clip Tribe To Win In GICL Action
In the Majors Ww. L. Pet. GB standings and results show Rams defeating the Tribe as Tri-County title showcases shutouts. Wednesday's scores include Milwaukee 11 New York 9, Chicago 9-5 San Francisco 5-4, and Pittsburgh 5-4 Cincinnati 4-3 with Los Angeles 5 Houston 1. Upcoming games list San Francisco at Chicago and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, with several night contests noted.
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Rams
GICL
Ww. L. Pet
San Francisco
St. Louis
Chicago
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Houston
New York
Kings
Cincinnai
W. L. Pet. G.B
Baltimore
Kansas City
Minnesota
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Miners Blank Indies in GICL Action
In the Greater Indiana County League, Lucerne defeated Indiana 5-0 and Plumville’s Hal Wingard pitched a shutout as Plumville beat Marion Center 3-0. Rod Ruddock and Joe Novak sparked Lucerne with two coasts and strong hitting, while Billy Midock’s squad moved into a third place tie with Coal Run. Arcadia beat Greenwich 9-1 behind a five-hitter by Frank Mattis and a clutch two-out grand-boost by Bob Roadhouse in the seventh.
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Lucerne
Indiana
Plumville
Hal Wingard
Marion Center
Red Sox
Rod Ruddock
Joe Novak
Plum
Ville
Billy Midock
Inter
Dies
Bob Boruch
Lucerne Arh
Davian
Jones
Ai Hogan
Omlakarm
Druzgahe
Shihdad
Mdek
Golbas
Graham c
O Azzy
Tishock
Tara
Rudek
Novak
Papa
nSeleheda
W—Ruddock
Sheleheda
W— Lock
Fi Mosscreek
Frank Mattis
Ride
Bob Roadhouse
Arcadia
Greenwich
Mattis
Roadhouse
Arcadia Aft H Greenwic
AEG D. Matkoe
Tagley
Gibsona
Gitek
Andrsn
God Eklebgi
F. Davish
Roadhise
Davisd
Payneilt
Glennpot
HHO
J. Scott
Bartlehaugh
D. Days
W—Mattis
BBC
L— Frank
Luciusboro Trails Blairsville In League Softball Tilt
Luciusboro beat Blairsville VFW 13-8 to move to second in the Southern Section of Indiana County Softball League. Tim Gallo and Fred Kundla led the offense with multiple extra base hits, while Blairsville opened strong with Bob Shield’s grand slam. Plumville sits 5-1, Marion Center even at 4-4 after four games.
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Blairsville
Luciusboro
Blairsville Vfw
Kundla
Gallo
Don Adamsky
Bob Shield
Plumville
Marion Center
Stinger
Detroit Swaps NHL Badman To Black Hawks
Montreal AP report says Howie Young of Detroit was traded to Chicago in a later completion of an earlier deal as part of six players moving teams during a mild draft session ending NHL meetings. Young’s penalties led to a high 273 minutes last season while Ron Ingram and Roger Crozier moved with St. Louis. Buffalo eyed a farm option.
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Montreal
Badman
Howie Young
Detroit Red Wings
Chicago
National Hockey League
Young
Black Hawks
Red Wings
Ron Ingram
Roger Crozier
St.Louis
Buffalo
Detroit
Boston
New York
Toronto
Andy Heberton
Val Fonteyne
Americans Surprise In British Amateur Golf
Two Americans Dick Davies and Chris Blocker lead a six man American contingent advancing in the British Amateur Championship fourth round at St Andrews Scotland. Davies defends his title from Pasadena while Blocker a New Mexico native stationed in Italy has become a dark horse favorite.
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ST. Andrew S
Scotland
Dick Davies
Chris Blocker
Davies
Pasadena
Calif
Hoylake
Blocker
Jal
N.M
Italy
Ed Updergraff
Tucson
Ariz
Dick Sikes
Springdale
Ark
Ron Luceti
San Francisco
Boyd O'Donnell
Hollywood
Michael Lunt
England
John Wilson
Sikes
U.S
University of Arkansas
Hugh MacAnespie
T Updegraff
George Dixon
O'Donnell
Ronnie Shade
Luceti
Brian Anderson
Smokey Burgess Powers Pirates in Twin Bill Win
Smokey Burgess delivered clutch hits as the Pittsburgh Pirates swept a twi night doubleheader from Cincinnati 5-4 and 4-3 at Forbes Field. Burgess pinch hit for the opener, and his eighth inning single scored Willie Stargell, while a sixth inning double in the nightcap brought in Bill Mazeroski for the decisive run. Mazeroski and Pagliaroni drove in key runs, Billy Virdon homered in the night game, and Frank Robinson hit two homers for Cincinnati as the Reds fell in the second game to Bob Friend.
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Pittsburgh
Smokey Burgess
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati
Burgess
Willie Stargell
Ala
Smarker
Bill Mazeroski
Mazeroski
Jim Pagliaroni
Pagliaroni
Bucs
Billy Virdon
Reds
Frank Robinson
Bob Friend
Zig Jamison
Homer City
Friend
Jevening
Fairgrounds
Indiana
VFW
Coun
Bob Veale
Don the
Schwall
Joe Gibbon
Jim Maloney
Joey Jay
Car Club Council
Ad Zane da
Vealey
Haddix
Pagnaron
Greater Pittsburgh Speedway
Veale
Tslouris
Clinton
Pirates
Bisngme
Echofield
b-Gonder
Virdon
Morthgrn
Clemater Skinner
Mazroski
Pinson
Lyncill Robinsn
Savage
Coleman
C Spencer
Harper Bailey
Edwards
Pardenas
Purkey
a-Keough i Rose
Purley
Blasingame
Spencer
Robinson
SB — Pinson
W — Friend
L — Purkey
A — Sudal
Formany German
Landes
Cincinnati Reds
Bob Purkey
John Edwards
Giants
Chuck Hiller
Jone
Ernie Banks
Dodgers
Koufax
Billy Williams
Ken Hubbs
Brock
Iin
Harvey Kuennning
Houston
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey Andies
Orlando Cepeda
Nightcap
Bubba Morton
Minors International League Scores Span Weekday Games
Buffalo defeated Indianapolis 6 to 1 while Atlanta outscored Buffalo 9 to 0. Syracuse beat Arkansas 6 to 2. Rochester edged Columbus 2 to 2. Richmond lost to Jacksonville 0 to 7. Toronto won 6 to 0.
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Buffalo
Indianapolis
Atlanta
Syracuse
Arkansas
Rochester
Columbus
Richmond
Jacksonville
Toronto
Cubs Sweep Giants In Twinbill To Tie For Second
The Chicago Cubs swept a doubleheader from the San Francisco Giants 9-5 and 5-4, moving into a tie with St. Louis for second in the NL, one game back of the leaders. Ray Culp tossed a three-hitter for Philadelphia past the Cardinals 3-0. Smokey Burgess delivered the winning run in each of Pittsburgh’s wins over Cincinnati, 5-4 and 4-3. Milwaukee outlasted New York 11-9 in 16 innings, Dodgers beat Houston 5-1 behind Sandy Koufax. Mantle broke a bone in his left foot for the Yankees in a 4-3 win at Baltimore and will be in a cast for 2–3 weeks, elevating New York to first in the AL standings.
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St. Louis
Giants
Ray Culp
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Smokey Burgess
Pitts
Burgh
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
New York
Los Angeles
Houston
Sandy Koufax
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankites
Baltimore
Chicago
White Sox
Angels
Minnesota
Kansas City
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Cubs
San Francisco
Louw Brock
GICL Rosters Add Two Names
Two new players added to GICL rosters as teams shuffle for the season. Ken Boyer and Stan Lone each delivered key hits as rosters expand, while Warren Spahn and Stan Lone contributed on the mound and at the plate in a series of late innings.
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GICL
Culp
Phils
Braves
Ken
Boosters Seek Grid Coaches
Homer City Boosters Club invites anyone interested in coaching midget football for the season to attend a meeting this evening at 6 36 pm in the Scout Hall. Urban event details are not specified. The notice calls for local involvement in youth football coaching.
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Homer City
Homer City Boosters Club
Local softball and league matchups headline Friday card
The Friday schedule lists EMferton at West Indiana County, Josephine against Commercial Hotel at Graceton, Penn View vs Blairsville, Ernest at Red Barn, Parnell Cowher versus Patti s at Fairgrounds, Season all against Robertshaw at Ben Franklin, Waxler versus McCreary, Indiana Lumber versus Kiwanis, Plumville at Coal Run, Marion Center at Lucerne, C T Le Gipsy at Arcaida, Ruffner against McGill, Moose versus UCT with GICL and Little League games noted.
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Indiana County
Laciasboro
Blairsville
Ernest Patti
Robertshaw
Parnell-Cowher Bouthers
Bester
Luciasboro
Blaireville
VFW
Josephine Commercial
Penn View
Josephine
Commercial Hotel
Graceton
Ernest
Red Barn
Parnell-Cowher
Patti's
Fairgrounds
Ben Franklin
Plumville
Coal Run
Marion Center
Lucerne
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Ruffners
Pease
Ricky Knipple
Tony Sgro
Bob Moore
Sam Hoenstine
Sgro
Dan Zapach
Harold Sekerak
Ed Pruchnic
Barry Decker
Decker
Jim Weyand
I J
Syro
Moore
Burnam
Coyle
Boden
Clyde Horner
Horner
Syre
Bassett
Ken Davis
Tettichland Hoden
Mornets Hudsoan
Sekerakic
Carney
M Hoenstine
Woyand
B. Zapacho
Lf D
Zoebar
Burgam
Donarga
Pibagh
Marshall
T A
Knipple
P Decker
Peeeonm
Hudson
W—Decker
THE
Associated Press
National League
Miners
Glenn Ford
Midock
Buddy Jones
Spike Malakar
Mike Sheleheda
John Goiba
John Graham
Ford
Graham
Wally Adamsky
Miner
Penner Tuscano
Victor
Tim Gallo
Fred Kundla
Tom Mitchell
Ed Hess
Ricky Pompellia
Frankie Franchesci
Luciasbore
Minkar
Bira'vi
Ranoulli
Clbsan
P Betts
Shidse
Cook
Shids
S Gallo
Ward
Adamaky
Duffy
Akerslf
Baker
Kundiaa
Benick
Jf Zack
Crdilno
Totels
Ludusboro
Biairavilie
Mlakar
w—Zack
L—Gibson
Lucerne Indiana
Hess
Leszanic
W—Wingard
L—Oberlin
Smokey
I Motor Club
Vew
Indiana East
Bob Green
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco Giants
Cub
Emferton
West
Little League Waxler
McCreary
Indiana Lumber
Kiwanis
C&t
le Gipsy
Arcaida
McGill
UCT
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