Creekside, Homer City keep pace in ICL Play Creekers win 23 3
Creekside bombed Fulton Run 23 3 to stay 5-0 atop the Indiana County League while Homer City fell 3-2 in nine innings to Coal Run. Indiana topped Avonmore 8-7 and McIntyre beat West Lebanon 12-7 as late games featured Creekside 14-0 Avonmore. Ed Hess had four hits for Creekside. Ron Carnahan and Ed Lingenfelter drove late heroes for Homer City.
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Joe Rethi
Hal Hetrick
Rich Craig
Rocky Kramer
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Hedlick
Odra Do Lurk
J Cragg
ICC Winners In Cat Fight Event At Indiana Country Club
Betty Miller Pat Steiner and Betty Tomb earned top honors at the Indiana Country Club event Wednesday.
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Betty Miller
Pat Steiner
Betty Tomb
Pancho Gonzales Aims for Open French Final Return
Paris AP Pancho Gonzales the 40 year old tennis veteran prepared to reach the Open French final by facing Rad Laver in the semifinals. The match, postponed by rain, follows Gonzales’s two grueling matches the previous day as he seeks a 19 year clock turnback since his last semifinal run in 1950.
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Pancho Gonzales
Australia
Rad Laver
Gonzales
Los Angeles
VFW State Golf Tourney Qualifying Day Amid Sunny Skies
Sixty four golfers from Pennsylvania qualified in the annual VFW State Golf Tournament at the VFW Country Club under 90 degree heat. Ralph Kelley of Greensburg led with 77, two ahead of Bill Lundstrom of Indiana and Foster Hill of Indiana who shot 79 and 80. Defending champ Hugh Smith did not play yesterday but will begin today. The event features 200 entrants, 11 flights, a 54 hole format, and a new hole in one contest raising funds for the VFW Scholarship Fund with cash prizes for the winner.
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Aliquippa
Ralph Kelley
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Indiana
Bill Lundstrom
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VFW
Bi Lundstrom
Indiatua
Foster
Anthony Otrhalik
Walter Novak
Homerity
Albert Meier
Mike Gaywla
Nutrona Heights
Bill Willer
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al Frazier
Pittsburgh
Peank Pasternack Chidianay
Wal Dugan
Clveddiaa
Bill
Cmonaen
Marian Walter
Millersburg
Chuck Pantone
Mike Pollack
Aljuippad
Wilsworth Hillis Chicinsad
John I Yario
Pa Parks
HU Hunsicker
Shoemkrsvlle
A Join Maseth
Jon Hollmach
Bellefonte Defeats Marion Center 6-0 In District Playoff
Bellefonte High blanked Marion Center 6-0 at Memorial Field to end the Sting ers season. Lenzell pitched seven strong for Bellefonte, allowing five hits while Leitzell fanned seven in a complete game. Marion Center starter Doug Snyder took the loss with Joe Del Antonio relieving. The Stingers finished 1-4, with a Tri County League Section II crown included in their 202? season record.
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Joe del Antonio
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Gibson Blankets Astros as Cardinals Win Ninth Straight
Bob Gibson pitched St. Louis to a 4-0 victory over Houston, his three-hitter extending the Cardinals’ winning streak to nine and widening their lead in the NL. Gibson improved to 1.52 ERA, while fellow rookies Carlton Briles and Jaster show strong starts behind him. The Mets swept Chicago 3-0 and San Francisco beat Philadelphia 7-2 as Jim Hart homered twice.
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Philadelphia
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Atlanta
Houston
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Mets
FOE To Present Bowling Awards
Indiana Eagles prepare for the state bowling tournament finale with a 10 p m club event featuring Mario's Jet Tones and a floor show. A $25 bond will be awarded as a door prize after the awards presentation for the recently concluded tournament.
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Jet
Sportsmen Nip Patti's 5-4 In Final Frame
In a make up game at Graceton the Sportsmen beat Patti's 5-4 in nine innings. Lou Pernici started the ninth with a triple, Bill Griffith drove in the winning run after Red Connor walked him, Griffith had earlier homered, Hank Shiner also homered in the ninth frame, George Wise homered for Patti's in the third, Patti's tied it with two runs in the seventh before losing in the ninth. Al Zack earned the win for the Sportsmen with Connor taking the loss in relief.
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Graceton
Lou Pernici
Sportsmen
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Red Connor
Bill Griffith
Connor
Griffith
Pernici
Hank Shiner
George Wise
al Zack
Dick Buterbaugh
Handy Andy Wins Fourth In Little League Action
Handy Andy remained undefeated with a 7-0 victory over Indiana Lumber at Herman Harris Field. Five first inning runs set the tone as Bill Rolls led the offense with two singles and earned the mound win, while Indiana Lumber suffered their first loss. The box score lists Calhoun and Onttschek among others with multiple occurrences.
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Onttschek
Friday Sports Card Showdown Matches at Local Gym
Indiana II faces McGill and Ruffner at 6 30 PM while Waxler competes against Smeltzer at 8 40 PM. Golf action highlights the VFW State Tournament hosted at VFW Country Club.
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Smeltzer
Baseball Draft Slated To Continue
NEW YORK AP Tim Foli Pete Broberg Martin Catt Thurman Munson were among top picks as 641 players from high schools and colleges were drafted in 28 rounds. Foli, a 17-year-old shortstop from Notre Dame High School Sherman Oaks Calif, went to the New York Mets as the No 1 pick. The Oakland Athletics earned No 2 by finishing last in the AL and moving from Kansas City to Oakland.
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Thurman Munson
Rick Monday
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Johnny Bench
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Ken Holtzman
Joe Coleman
Stan Bahnsen
Foli
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Sherman Oaks
Calif
Canoga Park
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Gus Broberg
Dodgers Complete Sweep as Pirates Suffer Loss
Los Angeles completed a four game series sweep by defeating Pittsburgh 4-2. Roberto Clemente led the Pirates with 3 hits, while Don Sutton earned the win. Tommy Sisk left the game early with a pulled muscle as Manny Jimenez and Clemente supplied Pittsburgh’s offense in a dismal stretch for the Pirates who dropped seven of their last eight.
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Don Sutton
Houston
Gene Alley
San Francisco
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Tommy Sisk
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Hrip Leads By Four In NAIA Golf Final
Indiana Pa. led by Ricky Hrip in the 17th NAIA Golf Tournament final round at Bemidji State. Hrip carried a four stroke lead into the last 18 holes with a 213 total after 54 holes, while Indiana, Pa. held a 23 stroke team edge over Bemidji State as Southwest Louisiana sought to defend its title.
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Appalachian
Boone
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Detroit College
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Mike Arnold
Terry Eisenhute
Dave Prosser
Rick Worsham
Ganley
John Parker
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Redlands
Calif
Fred Lufkin
Eastern Washington
Ricky Worsham
Ken Forster
Oregon College
Mike Shea
Gil Morgan
East Central Oklahoma
al Gustafson
Bemidji
Doug Nelson
St. Cloud
Minn
Wayne Peddy
John Bohmann
Texas Lutheran
Major League Standings and Thursday Results
The National League standings show St Louis leading with 31 wins and 21 losses, Philadelphia 25–22, Atlanta 27–24, San Francisco 28–25, Los Angeles 29–26, Cincinnati 25–24, Chicago 25–26, New York 23–27, Houston 21–30, and Pittsburgh 19–28. Thursday results: New York 5 Chicago 3. San Francisco 7 Philadelphia 2. St Louis 4 Houston 0. Los Angeles 4 Pittsburgh 2. Today's games include Atlanta at Chicago and St Louis at Cincinnati, New York at San Francisco, Pittsburgh at Houston, and Philadelphia at Los Angeles.
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Boosters Club Meeting Planned in Marion Center
The Marion Center Boosters Club will meet Friday at 8 p.m. in the Marion Center Fire Hall. Members holding membership tickets are asked to submit them at the meeting.
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