Stingers Pad Lead In ICL With 7-6 Victory
Marion Center stayed atop the Indiana County Baseball League with a 7-6 win over West Lebanon. Aultman beat Indiana 3-2 at the Fairgrounds as Gary Wheeler hurled a 12 strikeout gem and Hal Hetrick delivered the decisive seventh inning run. Saltsburg won by forfeit over Elderton. Coal Run Creekside was rained out.
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Marion Center
West Lebanon
Aultman
Indiana
Saltsbury
Elderton
Stingers
Ralph Craig
Carnahan
Ted Holtz
Marion
Tal
Ed Pruner
Merle Pruner
Bill Work
Pruner
Nick Bonarrigo
Gary Juart
Bonarrigo
Dan Sherwin
Saltsburg
Diamond
Konter
Mar. Con
Bra
Tantzif
W. Lebanon
Brh
Bernard
Crnahan
Work
Ala Stormerr
P.dolges
J.craigi
B.morgal
J.dothes
McCory
O'Dall
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Bertonf
Snyder
Fryer
Lan
Morgan
Thollana
Finotti
Boden
Hetrick
Juart
Wheeler
Palg Hriynuk
Lé Oo
Rellick
Borrgo
Konkol
Harrig
Bartek
Krtzbrer
R.burkethe
Buggey
K.burkett
Hudson
Moore
Dickier Wagner
Raymond
Sherwin
Mock
Wheeler W—Wheeler SC
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C. Sherwin
Baseball leaders and stats from the season leaders
A fragmented list shows batting leaders including Mota Pittsburgh .345 and Robinson Baltimore .351 with runs by Aaron Atlanta 40 and Hart San Francisco 38. RBIs feature Aaron 42 and Mays 38, while Oliva Minnesota adds 34. Doubles include Phillips Chicago and Yastrzemski Boston, and triples by Alou Pittsburgh and Robinson Baltimore. Home runs highlight F Robinson and Aaron 14-14, with Hart 14 and Oliva 13. Stolen bases list Wills Los Angeles and Gee Agee Chicago 25 and 17. Pitching notes name Koufax Los Angeles and Gibson LeLou is 113 strikeouts, Watt Baltimore 6-1, .833, Richert Washington 69 and McDowell 78, .
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Mota
Pittsburgh
Nicholson
Houston
Aaron
Atlanta
Robinson
Baltimore
Hart
San Francisco
Oliva
Minnesota
Baltilania
Mays
San Fran
Agee
Chicago
Cisco
Hite
Alou
Clemente
Phillips
Pinson
Cincinnati
Johnson
Los Angeles
Callison
Philadelphia
Yastrzemski
Bos
Ton
B. Robinson
Balti
Taylor
McCarver
St. Louis
F. Robinson
Scott
Jon
Wills
Los Ans
Chicageles
Jackson
Cardenal
California
Watt
Pizarro
Richert
Washington
McDowell
Cleveland
Leeague
Detroit
Phila
New York
Kansas City
Boston
York
Crandall Guides McDowell's Rise With Indian Help
Del Crandall, 36, joined Cleveland after stints with Milwaukee San Francisco and Pittsburgh, guiding 23-year-old Sam McDowell. Crandall's catching expertise is praised by teammates for shaping McDowell's pitching, with manager Birdie Tebbetts valuing his veteran presence.
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del Crandall
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Sam McDowell
McDowell
Sam
Crandall
Don McMahon
Milwaukee
Spahn
Burdette
Del
Birdie Tebbets
Warren Spahn
Lou Burdette
Juan Marichal
Vernon Law
Stargell Streak Ends as Pirates Top Cardinals 9-1
Willie Stargell saw his run of consecutive NL hits reach nine when a fielder’s choice ended his streak in the first inning against St Louis. Pittsburgh rode four-hit pitching from Don Cardwell and an eighth-inning outburst, including a Roberto Clemente three-run homer, to beat the Cardinals 9-1 for their sixth straight win. Gibson struck out four in the fourth before the Pirates chased him and finished with a strong showing.
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Pittsburgh
Willie Stargell
Willie
Stargell
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirate
Jerry Buchek
Gene Alley
Woody Williams
Cincinnati Reds
Bob Gibson
Pirates
Don Cardwell
Gibson
Don Dennis
Hal Woodeshick
Bill Marzeroski
Cardwell
Mota
Alou
Clemente I
Houston
Joe Morgan
Dave Nicholson
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Nicholson
John Bateman
Sonny Jackson
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
al Ferrara
Jim Lefebvre
Atlanta
New York
Bunning
Phillies
Bill White
Cookie Rojas
Jackson
Bateman
Giants
Dave Giusti
Tom Haller
Lefebvre
Tang
Ferrara
Don Kest Singer
Byron Browne
John Roseboro
Dodgers
Joe Torre
Pirates Rally as Outfield Shuffle Boosts Hitting Power
In a night of lineup shakeups, Manny Mota and Matty Alou sat out vision issues while Roberto Clemente moved to center, Willie Stargell shifted to right, and Jerry Lynch started in left. The Pirates beat the Cardinals 9 1 behind a dominant eighth inning, Kirk Gibson? Wait. Clemente sparked the attack over seven innings from Bob Gibson, who fanned 12 before Pittsburgh struck.
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Aberto Clemente
Willie Starr
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
Manny Mota
Matty Alou
Pirates
Walker
Clemente
Mota
Stargell
Jerry Lynch
Cardinals
Bob Gibson
Frank Robinson's hot start cools then returns to form
Frank Robinson, in his first AL season with Baltimore, drove in the winning run in a 8-5 12-inning victory over Washington. After early season surges, injuries slowed him, but his return to the lineup revived his production as he leads teammates and contends in a crowded AL race.
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Frank Robinson
Baltimore
Orioles
Washington
Robinson
Cincinnati
D.e
London Winner Secures Fifth Victory in Honda-Powered Car
MUNUMAry-sacs brab ham of Australia claimed his fifth straight win in a Honda-powered car of his own design, taking the London Trophy race at an average speed of 88.8 miles per hour.
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Munumary
Sacs Brabham
Australia
Local Baseball and Softball Schedule Roundup
The weekly slate lists Little League games McGill's versus McCreary and Ruffner facing Waxler, Connie Mack Indiana meeting Saltsburg, Coal Run at W Lebanon, Creekside at Elderton, Marion Center at Fulton Run. Thursday features county softball Red Barn at C G, Josephine at Parnell, and more.
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McGill’s
McCreary
Ruffner
Waxler
Connie Mack
Indiana
Saltsburg
Aultman Coal Run
W. Lebanon
Creekside
Elderton
Marion Center
Fulton Run
Red Barn
C. & G. Josephine
Parnell
F.G
Carl’s
Patti's
Indiana Lumber Ve. H. Andy
U.C.T
Marion Cent
McCreary Smeltzer Build
McGills
Homer City
Blairsville
Young Two
No-Hitter In Indiana II By Anderson
Anderson pitched the first no hitter of the 1966 Indiana Little League season at Hersiman Harris Field. He struck out 14, walked four, and the Moose won 24-0 over Kiwanis on three hits and two first inning runs. In the nightcap Handy Andy stayed undefeated with a 7-6-8 win over UCT aided by a late three run rally. Denny Bowman drove in the winner’s run and Gordon Gerdes delivered solid relief.
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Anderson
Indiana
A and Il League Softball Opens Thursday
The A and I Softball League opens its season this Thursday evening, June 9, with six opening games: Plumville at Clymer, Rural Valley at Robertshaw, Dixonville at Marion Center, Village Inn at Willow Springs, Allen Bridge at Syntron, and Consolidated at Highway Barn. Plumville holds a 6:30 p.m. practice session tonight.
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Plumville
Clymer
Rural Valley
Robertshaw
Dixonville
Marion Center
Village Inn
Willow Springs
Allen Bridge
Syntron
Consolidated
Highway Barn
Roberto Clemente Drives Pirates to 8-Run Inning Win
Roberto Clemente of Pittsburgh ignited an eight-run eighth with a single and capped the rally with a three-run homer. The Pirates routed St. Louis 0-1 in a decisive late surge.
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Gagliano
Eta
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Javier
Lendendy
Maxvil
Meorakia
A. Dennis
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Clendenop
Maxeroski
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Wee Gibson
Bucs
Harry Walker
Nationa
Roblem
Frank
Bobby Richardson
Joe
Pepitons
Yankees
Richardson
Fritz Peterson
Max Alvis
Drans
Ting
Willie Horton
Bill Freehan
Mickey Lolich
Tony Conigliaro
Tommy John
Rick Reichardt
Norm Siebern
Sox
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Ken McMinnesota
Mullen
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Morse
Dougherty Oooney
Leo M.naylon
Handy Andy
Gordes
Smith
Naylon
Kinter
Erdes
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Roberto Clemente
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