Coal Run Strengthens Lead In County Loop Autofrolics Recap
Indiana driver Jerry McKnight posted the day's best time of 1 25 in his MGA at the College Park Plaza Merchants Association Autofrolics on Saturday. Bob Sexton of Homer City followed with 1 29 for the FTD standings as 29 cars entered the event run by the Homer City Motor Club. in Domestic Sedan Martyn Considine and Ed Stewart tied for second while Marylyn, the sole woman entrant, posted 2 09 to take second behind Stewart's 2 53.
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Jerry McKnight
Indiana
College Park Plaza
Bob Sexton
Homer City
FTD
MGA
Homer City Motor Club
Martyn Considine
Ed Stewart
Marylyn
Stewart
Turk Galansky
As’ Varney
Madey
Bob Saxta Aska
M. Grharto
Bob Daring
Ls Beech
Mel_ Lambert
J.B. Lawcon
Dow Lark
Rathi
BE & Sohal
Urley
Wiles
J. Odell
M Birmer
Bentoy
Carvalezai
Gryone Dean
Carvair
Coal Run Tops Elderton In Indiana County League Game
Coal Run defeated Elderton 8 to 1 on their home field as Rich Madey scored on a second inning steal and Jack Yard drive. Willy Bosch added two RBIs with a pinch hit and Rathi doubled in runs as Coal Run moved to first place. Elderton scored in the fourth before Rathi earned the win and Schall took the loss. In other action Saltsburg defeated West Lebanon 13 to 7 on the winner's field with five homers, including Marchitelli two blasts and Venziania homer.
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Coal Run
Elderton
Ron
Rich Madey
Jack Yard
Towa
Rathi
iSchall
Indiana
Saltsburg
West Lebanon
Marchitelli
Inn
Venziania
Carnahan
Hruska
Lytle
J. Craig
Steve Hruska
Joe Turk
Oss
Baseball Scores and Standings From Yesterday and Today
Summary of MLB results across multiple games with team matchups including Los Angeles at Philadelphia and San Francisco at New York. Notes on batting leaders such as Rose and Banks, home run leaders Mays and McCovey, and pitching leaders like Koufax and Lolich. Also lists upcoming games and season totals in a compact box-score style.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Houston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Los Angeles
New York
Pittsburgh
Coleman
Aaron
Milwaukee
Rose
Harper
Mays
Banks
McCovey
J. Alou
Pinson
Williams
Kranepool
Callison
Clemente
Washington
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
W. L. Pet. G
Pet. G
San Fran
Boston Vive
Phila
Phia
Mings Louis
Hastings Wins and Gipsy Defeats Greenwich in League Play
Hastings beat Greenwich 12 to 2 while Gipsy defeated Greenwich 4 to 2. The C and I League tight race remains, with Hastings and Gipsy extending their positions after yesterday’s afternoon games.
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Hastings
Gipsy
Veale blanked Mets in second Pirates doubleheader win
In Pittsburgh, Bob Veale tossed a 3-0 shutout over the New York Mets, extending his scoreless innings streak to 24. Veale also drove in two runs as the Pirates completed the doubleheader sweep, while Roberto Clemente collected three extra-base hits in the opener and a homer in the nightcap.
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Pittsburgh
Big Bob
Veale
New York Mets
Pirates
Mets
Pirate
Warren Spahn
Spahn
Jim Pagiiaroni
Roberto Clemente
Met
Manny Mota
al Jackson
Clemente
Mota
Don Cardwell
Filipino boxer Florde stops Kosaka to keep world junior flyweight title
Manila based boxer Florde, 130 pounds, knocked out Teruo Kosaka, 1274, Japan, in the weekend bout to retain the world junior flyweight crown. In Toronto, Peter Schmidt, 150, stopped Red Davis, 152, Boston, in another listed fight.
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Associated Press
Manila
Rash Florde
Philippines
Teruo Kosaka
Japan
Florde
Toronto
Peter Schmidt
Red Davis
Boston
Elders Ridge Athletic Association Meet Tonight
The Elders Ridge Athletic Association will hold its regular meeting at the high school this evening at 7 30 pm. Members are urged to attend.
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Elders Ridge
Elders Ridge Athletic Association
Dodgers Use Gilliam Power In Split With Braves Bungay
Dodgers top Braves 4-0 in opener then lose Wills and Gilliam. Gilliam homers twice and drives in three to spark a 1-0 second game lead. Wills caught stealing twice and Torre throws down both, Drysdale wins 10th and Gilliam hits first 1965 homer. Reds blank Giants 6-0 as Don Drysdale records win. other NL results include Pirates sweeping Mets and Phillies taking two from Cubs.
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Wills
Gilliam
Joe Torre
Dick Kelley
Los Angeles
Torre
Denny Lemaster
Milwaukee
Gillam
Dodger
Cincinno
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Houston
St. Louis
Don Drysdale
Braves
Drysdale
Netters Sweep Canada in Davis Cup opener at Bakersfield
U S Davis Cup team opened to a clean sweep over Canada in Bakersfield California winning all five matches. Arthur Ashe beat Harry Fauquier 6 4 6 0 6 4 and Gene Scott defeated Keith Carpenter 8-3 7-5 1 4. McKinley and Seow won the doubles Sat. Next round is July 31–Aug 2 in Dallas against Mexico New Zealand winner.
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Bakersfield
Calif
U.S
Australia
Cleveland
Canada
Arthur Ashe
Gene Scott
Ashe
Harry Fauquier
Scott
Keith Carpenter
Chuck McKinley
Marty Seow
Dallas
Europe
Sydney
Ask Resurvey Of Yellow Creek- Sportsmen Seek Action
Thirty nine representatives gathered at Rustic Lodge reelected Dr. J Geary Critchfield as president of the Southwest Division of the Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs. Officers Joseph H. Craig Warren Carlton and Clayton Ondrizek were also reelected. the division covers nine counties including Somerset Armstrong Beaver and Allegheny. A key release noted Laurel State Park will open for hunting and fishing with deer hunting on 1800 acres northwest of Laurel Hill Lake and at group camps Nos 1 2 3 4 6. Local sportsmen urged letters to legislators to amend the federal Firearms Act and discussed a potential Yellow Creek resur- vey by the Fish Commission biologist. next meeting set for Sept. 5 in Somerset.
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Rustic Lodge
J Geary Critchfield
Somerset
Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
Joseph H. Craig
Beaver County
Warren Carlton
Clayton Ondrizek
Armstrong County
Allegheny
Armstrong
Beaver
Fayette
Greene
Indiana
Washington
Westmoreland
Minter C. Jones
Pennsylvania
Carl A. White
Est
Lake Avonmore
T Bhel
North End
Laurel Hill Lake
Carl White
Commonwealth
Indiana County Fish and Game
Gordon Trimble
The
Fish Commission
Stanley Smith
Joe Critchfield
Yellow Creek
Golf events at Indiana Country Club weekend results
Two golf events were held at Indiana Country Club over the weekend. In a three hole throwout with handicap A Novak H V Lydie J Lauver and B Smith finished in a four way tie with net 56s. Tommy Kerr and Al Novak deadlocked for first in medal play with full handicap at total 70. B Muir was second with 71 while M Smith and B McNaughton had 72.
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Indiana Country Club
A. Novak
H. V. Lydie
J. Lauver
B. Smith
Tommy Kerr
al Novak
B. Muir
M. Smith
B. McNaughton
Minor League Scores Incomplete Eastern Card
Report lists games in progress with scattered figures from Elmirabit Springfield Pittsfield York Williamsport and Songay. Resale Williamsport 7 and Pittsfield 7 appear among incomplete scores with no clear final results or dates.
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Ais
Open seasons and bag limits set by Pennsylvania Game Commission
Harrisburg AP dates include small game limits for gray black and fox squirrels six daily thirty season. ruffed grouse two daily ten season. wild turkey one season Oct 30 to Nov 20 or Nov 13 by county. cottontail rabbits four daily twenty season Oct 30-Nov 27 and Dec 27-Jan 1. pheasants males only two daily eight season Oct 30-Nov 27. bobwhite quail four daily forty-two season Oct 30-Nov 27. hares two daily six season Dec 27-Jan 1. red squirrels unlimited bag in open months. deer archery statewide Oct 2-29 and Jan 3-8. antlered with two or more antlered deer. beaver hunting with traps. statewide beaver season Feb 12-Mar 13 with three daily three season.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Game Commission
County Baseball and Softball Matchups Feature Monday Card
A Monday schedule lists county baseball games including Saltsburg at Merion Center Aultman at Creekside Coal Run at West Lebanon and more. Softball pairs Robertshaw versus Patti s and F G Parnell Cowher versus Josephine with several others across Rural Valley Syntron Willow Springs and Marion Center. A mixed slate also includes A I Softball and Linetabs ads read aloud.
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Saltsburg
Merion Center
Aultman
Creekside
Coal Run
West Lebanon
Indiana
Elderton County
Robertshaw
Patti's
F. G
Parnell-Cowher
Josephine F.G
Red Barn
B. F. Coney Island
Lucinaboro
Peon View
Rural Valley
Syntron Beyer
Willow Springs
Plumville
Consolidated Marion Center
Dixonville
Comale Saltsburg
Young Two
Libna
Black Lick
Waxler Ve. Smeltzer
McGill Motors
Ve. Ruffner Tire
Burnside
Greenwich
Gipsy
Marion Center
W.lebanon
Elderton
Lamba Me Handy
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Ene Ibs
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