Marion Center Leads County Loop With 4-2 Win Over Creekside
Marion Center moved into sole possession of the top spot after a 4-2 victory over Creekside as Ted Holtz pitched four hits for the Sting ers. Creekside, led by Butch Shick's homer, fell despite solid early offense and a late effort from reliever Saltsburg.
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ICI
Marion Center
Creekside
Saliaburg
Aultman
Konkel
Saben
Pizer
Bartek
D.brktt
Ercola
Faoye
Sutyak
Hinton
DeLuca
Saltaburg
Wheeler
Rellich
Finotti
D. L—Deluca
Hill
Coal Run
Baltabur
Yasc
Clawson
Ambring
Madey
Lytle
Bolo
Bonelli
Welmerr
Saltsburg
Zamberlan
Turk
Weim Ver
W—Rua
L— Seben
Honelli
Free Fishing Day set in Penn Run community trout event
The Sportsmen's Club of Indiana hosts a Free Fishing Day on Sunday June 12 starting at 1 p.m. at Penn Run farm with more than 600 dollars worth of trout stocked last Sunday. Prizes include a Stanley De Servinaky trophy for the largest trout, and free refreshments for all anglers under 16. Adults may fish 4 to 6 p.m. The event promotes nonmember participation and notes strong conditions on Little Mahoning Big Yellow Little Yellow and Twolick Creek South Branch with recommended Mayfly patterns.
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Sportsmen's Club of
Indiana
Penn Run Farm
Deer Walk Lake
Sandy Lake
Stan
Stan Servinaky
Little Mahoning
Twolick Creek
Fryman's One Regret Too Much Traveling
Pirates rookie Woody Fryman laments too much travel after leaving a Kentucky tobacco farm for baseball. He recalls tryouts, his debut season with a 4-0 record and 2.41 ERA, and notes prior semi pro play with few trips. Fryman credits good defense and runs behind him as key to his early success.
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Pittsburgh
Woody Fryman
Pittsburgh Pirates
Kentucky
Fryman
Lexhington
Pirates
Pirate
Batavia
Columbus
Harry Walker
Walker
Woody
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Houston
Lexington
Pennsylvania Fishing Championship to Be Held in Tidioute
The Pennsylvania Fishing Championship will take place in Tidioute during October. Brookville tournament officials will cover motel and meal expenses for the winner to attend. For more information, write Mr. W. Dean Crawford Box 12 Brookville Pa. News for this column should be sent to Hunting and Fishing care of the Gazette.
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Pennsylvania
Tidioute
Brookville
W. Dean Crawford
Players Clash Over Funding For MLB Players Union
In New York, players and owners clash over raising 150000 dollars to run the players association. About 50000 would go to new director Marvin Miller, with proposals to fund office costs via pension fund contributions. Miller and players resist, citing Taft Hartley act concerns and seeking arbitration if needed.
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NEW York
Major League Baseball Players’ Association
Marvin Miller
Executive Council
Fryman
Miller
Players’ Association
United Steelworkers of America
Taft-Hartley
Jennerstown Speedway Feature Wins by Sterbutzel and Gregory
Jennerstown Saturday night saw Ken Sterbutzel of Uniontown win the hardtop feature while Bob Gregory of Uniontown took the modified feature. A twin 25 lap reversed race is planned for the mods this Saturday. Last week’s results list Sterbutzel and Minnick as top hardtop competitors with Gregory and Serokman winning the mod heats and features.
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Jennerstown
Jennerstown Speedway
Ken Sterbutzel
Uniontown
Bob Gregory
Tanner Stars In 9-5 Victory Over Arone in Homier City
Wade Tanner powered Homer City UMWA 488 to a 9-5 win over Arone with strong hitting and pitching. Tanner hit a third inning homer with bases empty, and in the sixth the winners added three runs to seal the game. Morrow took the loss for Arone.
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Homer City
UMWA
Wade Tanner
Arone
Tanner
Bason
Morrow
Mets Get First Pick- Free Agent Draft Today
New York AP report details the annual free agent draft with Reggie Jackson and rising prospects Steve Chilcott and Tom Grieve among top names. The two-day draft spans 20 major league clubs and affiliates, with a record 813 selections last year and potential high bonuses as teams chase talent through multiple classes.
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New York
Reggie Jackson
Arizona State College
Steve Chilcott
Lancaster
Calif
Tom Grieve
Pittsfield
Mass
Rick Monday
Monnday
Kansas City
Mobile
New York Mets
Minnesota
Homer City Defeats Young Two 2–0 in Connie Mack League
Homer City won 2–0 over Young Two in a Connie Mack League game. Skip Capitosti limited the opposition to three hits. In the third, John Schlemmer Steve Harshyne and Ken Bender delivered runs after a fumbled ball and a failed bunt, with Jon Olish contributing a bunt.
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Homer City
Young
Skip Capitosti
Tone
John Schlemmer
Steve Harshyne
Ken Bender
Jon Olish
Schlemmer
Buck
Temple's Joe Williams tabbed in Eastern Pro League draft
Allentown AP reports Temple 6-8 forward Joe Williams was selected in the first round by Harrisburg in the Eastern Pro Basketball League college draft held here. First-round picks included Sunbury Jeff Neumann Penn New Haven Mike Branch Fairfield Johns town Walt Wesley Kansas Scranton Henry Akin Moorhead State Hartford Erwin Mueller San Francisco State Allentown Stewart Johnson Murray State Wilkes Barre Bob McIntyre St John’s Wilmington Ron Krick Cincinnati Trenton Dorie Murray Detroit.
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Allentown
Temple University
Joe Williams
Harrisburg
Sunbury
Jeff Neumann
Penn
New Haven
Mike Branch
Fairfield
Johnstown
Walt Wesley
Kansas
Scranton
Henry Akin
Moorhead State
Hartford
Erwin Mueller
San Francisco State
Stewart Johnson
Murray State
Wilkes. Barre
Bob McIntyre
Wilmington
Ron Krick
Cincinnati
Trenton
Dorie Murray
Detroit
Higgins Shines as White Sox Top Giants and Angels
Dennis Higgins pitched four perfect innings in a 5-1 White Sox win over California, stretching a five game streak. The 29-year-old rookie, filling in for Hoyt Wilhelm, allowed five earned runs in 25 innings this spring and has a 1.80 ERA. In other games, Washington beat Baltimore 5-3 as Frank Howard homered, and Philadelphia defeated San Francisco 6-2 behind Rick Wise. Willie McCovey drove in both Giants runs with a double and a single.
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Wilhelm
Higgins
Eddie Stanky
Fisher
Bob Locker
Stanky
White Sox
Angels
Juan Pizarro
Joe Adcock
Pizarro
Sox
Washington
Baltimore
Frank Robinson
Philadelphia Phillies
San Francisco
Rick Wise
Lee Elia
Bill Skowron
Floyd Robinson
Picarro
Chicago
Ed Brinkman
Robinson
Koufax Ties NL Record with Two Hits in One Inning
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Sandy Koufax, off to a slow start in 1965, collected his first two hits of the season in a 16-3 win over the New York Mets at Shea Stadium, tying a modern NL record by getting both hits in the same inning. He snapped a 0-for-35 skid with a one-out double in the seventh, then added a soft liner for his second hit, ending a rough spring and hinting at improved form as the Dodgers pursued victory.
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San Francisco Gianta
Ed Leon
Arizona
Minnesota
Giants
Glen Smith
Arizona State
Buzz Stephen
Fresno State
Ken Tatum
del Unser
Frank Portera
Mississippi State
iEach
New York
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Los Angeles ‘Dodgers
Shea Stadium
Dodgers
Drysdale
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Sandy
Mets
Darrell Sutherland
Wes Covington
Jarin
Dodger
Don'ry
Koufaz
Stargell and Pirates on tied streaks in clash
Pittsburgh faces St Louis as Willie Stargell seeks a 10th straight with a possible first at bat hit to tie NL record set by eight players and matching Woody Williams 1943. Don Cardwell starts for Pirates against Bob Gibson in the Park.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Willie Stargell
Stargell Ae
St. Louis Cardinals
Don Cardwell
Bob Gibson
Stargell
Woody Williams
Cincinnati Reds
Pinky Higgins
Walt Dropo
Blairsville to Host First Annual Quarter Horse Show
Blairsville hosts the first annual Quarter Horse Show Saturday June 1 at the Blairsville Horsemen’s Association grounds off Route 22. Norman Dunlap chairs a two-session event with 18 halter and 14 performance classes led by Ringmaster Frank Robinson and Judge William H. Wagman. Dr. A Wayne Mountau serves as veterinarian as horses travel from Ohio Maryland and nearby states for a large turnout. Public invited. lunch available.
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Blairsville
Blairsville Horsemen's Association
Route 22
Norman Dunlap
Frank Robinson
Indiana
William H. Wagman
A. Wayne Mountau
Ohio
Maryland
Tri-State
Blairsville Association
Investigating Erie Fish Kill
The State Fish Commission reports many smelt have died along Lake Erie shores and beaches. Executive director Robert J. Biele says the deaths cannot be traced to pollution and reflect a natural post-spawning pattern. Canadian sources reportedly show even higher mortalities on the other shore.
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Harrisburg
State Fish Commission
Lake Erie
Robert J. Biele
Commission
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Bill Work
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Butch Shick
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Gary Wheeler
Rellick
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Don Burkett
Hal Hetrick
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Gazette Sports Desk
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Tom Serokman
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