Homer Jr. Legion Plowda Tosses Three-Hitter In Sixth Triumph
Homer Jr. Legion beat Indiana Arrows 5-2 to stay unbeaten at 3-0 as Ralph David pitched seven innings with 10 strikeouts. Blairsville managed two hits off loser Tom Kline who struck out 13 but walked nine. Mark Carahan led Arrows with three hits. Marion Center defeated Indiana Lions 7-5 with Jim Nea lor, Jan Gallo, Tom Plumner, and Doug Hauck each delivering two hits.
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Indiana Arrows
Ralph David
Blairsville
Tom Kline
Mark Carahan
Arrows
Marion Center
Indiana Lions
Jim Nealor
Jan Gallo
Tom Plumner
Doug Hauck
Indiana County Junior Legion
Homer City
Creps United
Jim Plowcha
Plowcha
Kirk Bennett
Blairsville Scorpions Creps
R Rey
Olish
Shir
Swatshy
Uchan
Mirinl
Pmpis
Peelni
Gitedi
Rostis
Bnnit
Uksc
Buggey
Plowtha
P Fiscus
Sohota
McComek
Staten
Craps
Jmrek
Kling
M. Carnahan
Stipcak
Meolor
P Clark
Gallo
Misko
Stdimir
Stevens
Spence
Ss. Prong
C. Lazer
Kinter
Kwehk
Houck
Myers
Tb Riddle
RH. & Elderton
Brumbough
J. Schall
Boyer
L—Miller
Soltsburg Legion Gru aRh Gass
Morcoaldi
Ss of Thomas
Clawson
Conaway
Marcooldi
Terry Mytrysak
Jead LaPrima
Hotel Homer
Joe Visnesky
Stan Shirley
Swede Johansen
Coy
Federinko
Allen Bridge
Coral Exxon
Sesti
Savings & Trust
Evanko
International Harvester
Robinson's 70 Leads VFW Tourney Defending Champ Tied For Second
Ron Janicki of Ambridge shot 75 and tied for second after opening day of the VFW State Golf Tournament. Elmer Robinson of Aliquippa led with a 70 at Indiana’s VFW Country Club course. Other top scores included Buckowski, Rubino, Otrhalik, Henry, and Buczek at 76 while Hill and Roose carded 77. Second round scheduled for tomorrow with flights set after today’s play.
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Butler
Ben Rubino
VEW
VFW
Rubino
Gazette
Wakefield
John Phillips Gazette
Ron Janicki
Ambridge
Elmer Robinson
Aliquippa
Wild Jamicki
Dan Buckowski
Tony Otrhalik
Bob Henry
Indiana
Dick Buczek
Foss Hill
George Roose
Dillsburg
Stan Honacki
A Stutsko
J. Kovalchick
Uniontown
Bi Hi
Pugh
Youngwood
M. Cindrich
Audoban
B. Crusan
Easton
Bialas
R. Moss
E. Homing
Natrona Heights
Hagotsky
Ford City
Zywan
Pittsburgh
Bianucel
J, Morgan
Curwensville
Hilinski
Irwin
W. Sweitzer
Adamstown
E. Tanner
Homer City
F. Jerina
Herminie
C. Pitzereil
D, Sampson
W. Crusan
Black Lick
F. Baleski
Hastings
R. Houser
Stroudsburg
N. Panaia
Walker
Mohr
C, Winkler
E. Brandstatter
Robinson
A. Murph
Pulaski
R. Janicki
C. Robison
Monaca
D, Buckowski
Butlerer
J, Boatman
B. Rubino
A. Otrhalik
R. Foutz
R. Henry
Natrona
L. Nocco
H. Snoby
Armagh
J. Lightbody
Kittanning
P. Maley
Lansdale
R. Flynn
Washington
P. Hramika
Batvinskas
M. Kosanovich
Hoenstine
G. Charles
Hunker
N, Nerea
Sharon
R. Laurer
Red Lion
F. Cope
McKelvy
L. Panks
J. Hamick
P. Corrigan
Clymer
C. Cummings
R. Jacob
A. Meier
Slippery Rock
D, Fitterling
M. Conley
Brogue
Morton Returns To Expos Victory At Montreal
Carl Morton returned to Montreal and beat his former team 3-2, limiting Expos to three singles in six innings as the Braves rallied in the seventh. Morton expressed mixed feelings and pointed to his big league status after a 7-13 prior season. Dodgers blanked Cubs 4-0. Padres edged Cardinals 4-3. Angels beat Tigers 3-0. White Sox 3-2 over Orioles. Rangers beat Yankees 7-5. Andy Messersmith pitched a three-hitter for the Dodgers.
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Lieve
Atlanta
Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
San Diego Padres
St. Louis Cardinals
California Angels
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Texas Rangers
New York Yankees
Andy Messersmith
Willie Davis
Dodgers
Cubs
Wrigley Field
Messersmith
Ivan Murrell
Wayne Granger
Padres
Cardinals
White Sox
Orioles
Terry Forster
Chicago
Baltimore
Skein
Nolan Ryan
Detroit
Jeff Torborg
Angels
Tigers
Yankees
Alex Johnson
Rangers
Don Stanhouse
Major Leagues Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
National League East standings list WaL as first with 22 wins and 5 losses, followed by Montreal 22 25 and New York 22 24. American League results show Detroit and New York near top, with Boston and Milwaukee mid-pack. multiple games and key matchups scheduled across Friday through Sunday, including Detroit at Baltimore and New York at Kansas City.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Montreal
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Houston
Atlanta
San Diego
Carroll
Pappas
Arlin
Carlton
Wise
Reed
Barr
Renko
John
Seaver
Ellis
Forsch
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Minnesota
California
Kansas City
Oakland
Texas
Blyleven
McNally
Wood
Wilcox
Curtis
Broberg
Medich
Garber
Lolich
Blue
Bell
Wright
Gresko Spoils No-Hitter Again In ICL Battle
Blacklick's John Gresko spoiled Creekside ace Tex Murtha's bid with a double and an RBI single as Indiana County League action saw Creekside win 11-1. Murtha earned 11 strikeouts in a two-hitter, while Jeff Vehovic led Creekside with a triple and two doubles. West Lebanon beat Commodore 8-3 and Indiana defeated Clymer 5-1 in other games.
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Blacklick Valley
John Gresko
Indiana County Baseball League
Gresko
Indiana
Gary Capitosti
Tex Murtha
Creekside
Tinn Withree Biateo Litt
Pete Lucas
Blacklick
Murtha
Jeff Vehovic
Butch Nanni
Dick Stadtmiller
West Lebanon
Commodore
Clymer
Walt Vuckovich
Creakside
S. Clymer
Marion Center
Avonmore
West
Lebanon
Indiana Clymer Blacklick Valley
Ann Allison
Bagley
Marcouldi
Hosh
Kopchick
Bistok
Capitosti
Borish
Midock
Tate
Kennedy
Nealyl
Ketzlerge
Smith
Wagter
Baker
Buchanan
Clytior
Kreutzberger
W — Buchanan
Blacklick Creiklipe
Creehsida
Nonni
Wheeler
Vehovic
Gresho
Stadtmillyr
Iselin Dominates Grudge Game With 17-12 Win Over Rocco's
In a Slo-Pitch Softball League grudge match Iselin toppled Rocco's 17-12 after a decisive sixth inning burst late in the game. Iselin’s Andy Nagy went 3-4, Buster Gordish homered, and Dave Stuller added two doubles as the squad erased a 12-7 deficit to secure the victory.
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Iselin
Rocco's
Buster Gordish
Andy Nagy
Dave Stuller
Humbert
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Vandrena
Evening Gazette
Homer Jr. Legion
Plowda
Junior Legion
Motion Centar
Evanick
McKees Rocks
Harper
Westview
Nolf
Sarver
Parks
M. Evanick
Senior Legion
Heatherbrae
Indians
Lucerne
VFW Country Club
Indiana Legion
Elderton
Saltsburg
Blairsville Giants
Scorpions
Timblin
Ringpold
Commodore Clymer
Gypsy
Anita
Herminie Gang
Don Leslie
Herminie Post
Bill Miller
Frank Jerina
Jim Carson
Morton
Associated Press
Carl Morton
Expos
Pat Jarvis
The
Martha
Omuel Pilcune Minlless Dall
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Reds
Wide World of Sports
Lee Trevino
Pirates
Astros
CBS Sports
Giants
Mets
Hersh Hosack
Gary Zuchelli
Rocky Kramer
Vuckovich
Hosack
Terry Neeley
Rick Bowman
Rich Shirley
Denny Allison
Bill Commodore
West Lebanon Rrn
RW Gregg
Zuchalli
D. Dishong
Bolo
Jundborg
Kramer
Davis
Swan
Falisee
W. Vekveh
Bernge
Stewart
Q Miller
Bortolino
Lumberger
Michelotti
Oo Hosack
Gash
Coryi
Shirley
Bowman
Neely
Cetvi
HR Hosarh
W — Neely
L — Shirley
Rocco
Grudge
McIntyre
Milsko
Jake
HR Gardish
W — A. Nagg
L. — F. Sosaic¢k
Rhe Allen Bridge
Coral Graceton
W — White
BBC
L — Kislak
Rhe Laprima
T. Mytrysak
Wisnessy
Sisko
Johansen
G. Mytrysak
Fulton
B. Fridley
Luther
T. Fridley
HR Hoffman
T. Myuysak
W — Fulton
Harbison
Nhe Sesti's
Og Savings Trust
Reymond
Ploweha
Veney
Lemensky
Uber
Zelenski
Simkins
Fazio
Miter
Staffen
W — Cook
L — Fazio
Rhe McIntyre
Weezy
Thurston
Nymick, Hilliard
McDowell
L-barroline
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