Local Triinclads Seek Meadville AAU Meet Qualification
Indiana area sends a strong contingent to Meadville for the 1908 Allegheny Mountain Association AAU Junior Olympic finals on June 15. At Miller Field the top two from each division advance, with Homer-Center and United High athletes earning berths through the qualifiers in multiple events including sprints, middle distance, hurdles, jumps, and throws.
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Indiana
Allegheny Mountain Association
Meadville
Miller Field
Dan Floyd
Homer - Center
Bob Zakula
Johnstown
Mark Strittmatter
United
Sam Shirley
Dave Mauro
Homer
Kurt Kral
United High
Bill Glendenou
Bob Visneskey
Paul Lanich
Homer Center
Central Cambria
Don Barber
Barber
Postponed meeting for Shelocta Sports men postponed to June 25
The Shelocta Sports men's Club meeting slated for tomorrow night is rescheduled to June 25 in Ralls. The athletic meet details list numerous participants from Bishop McCort United and Central Cambria with multiple track events and times, including Kostelnik and Barber, across sprints and field events, under the Minion Division for ages 10-17, with various schools named.
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Shelocta Sportsmen’s Club
Minion
Wim Kostelnik
Central Cambria
Allen Andrews
Johnsown
Jd Kostella
Indiana
Dash — Kostelnik
Cenral Cambria
Andrews
Johnattown
Kostella
Dash
Don Barber
Mite Soyka
Richard Watley
Somerset
Herb Wardrop
Cincinnati
William Wardrop
Ndiana
Doo Morris
Prospect
Ohnstown
Morris
Stiw
Shirley
United
George Kohat
Purchase
Tiple Dump
Wirdvor
Indiana Greenearless
Teokuat
Wurchare
Verry Mytrysak
Unitedyointry
Baibys Cuait
BNL Wardroy
Joh Mitchel
Marior Conterd
Bronislo Keser
Gary Urlynak
Vagtarat Awit
Staruch
Unit Axiie Ld' Mo
Eli United
Erry Mytrysats Sti Seles Varry Barbus
Geors
Mile Uelay
United Cferey Mytcysak
Stan Stitisy
Lynn Jamison
Hary Marbus
Smith Chalks Up Third Golf Title Shannock Valley and Homer
In the Connie Mack Baseball League over the weekend Shannock Valley beat Marion Center 13 to 11 at Rural Valley with Rich Cobolo going five for five and four RBIs. Bi Lazzeri added four hits and two RBIs, while Lazzeri struck out 10 in the pitching win. Homer City edged Young Two 12 to 4 as Bucky Skultety pitched the full game and Yakubosky led with a 3-for-4. The Gazette had no reports on two other games.
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Shannock Valley
Homer
City
Shannock
Marion Center
Stingers
Rural Valley
Rich Cobolo
Rbi
Lazzeri
Giants
Bucky Skultety
Homer City
Wildcats
Young
Skultety
Yakubosky
the Gazette
Johnny Edwards
Lou Brock
Bill Kelso
St. Louis
Vada Pinson
Reds
Pinson
Mack Jones
Jim Fairey
Grant Jackson
Fryman
Don Lock
Willie Davis
Fairey
Aliquippa Golfer Wins Third Straight VFW State Title
Hugh Smith of Aliquippa captured his third consecutive VFW State Golf Tournament crown with a three round total of 217, four over par, marking a tourney first with three straight titles. Jim Amato of Edgworth was runner up at 225, while Jack Ferrante of Elwood City joined Smith as a three time winner.
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Hugh Smith
Aliquippa
State View
Joe Amato
Edgeworth
Amato
Donna Amato
Smith
Gazatte Paulo
Herbst
VFW
Pat
Jim Amato
Edgworth
Jack Ferrante
Elwood City
Tom Duke Phillip
Imperial
Joe Schmerich
Robesonia
Schermick
Phillips
Rudy Dolny
Dolny
Len Zigo
Zigo
Mike Burka
Baden
Doubleheader Sprint Hits Reds and Cardinals in Cincinnati
In scorching 100 degree heat at Crosley Field the Cincinnati Reds and St. Louis Cardinals combined for 53 hits as they split a two game series. The Cardinals surged back from an eight run deficit to win 10 8 in the opener while the Reds overcame a 6 0 deficit to take the nightcap 7 6 in 12 innings.
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Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Crosley Field
Cards
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
Houston
Steve Carlton
St. Louis
Lea Cardenas
Tony Perez
Creekside Hosts So- Pitch Softball Tournament
Creekside baseball team stages a single elimination slo pitch tournament at Fulton Run Field on June 29 and 30. Entry is 25 dollars with 200 dollar prize for first and 100 for second. Send fees and rosters to Morris Anderson Box 242 Creekside PA 15732 by June 24. For info call 63-0146.
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Creekside
Fulton Run Field
Morris Anderson
Box 242
Mourning Feud Rocks 1968 Baseball Weekend
Scattered MLB postponements and player disputes followed Kennedy's death, as clubs weighed playing during the national day of mourning. Pappas resigned as Cincinnati spokesman amid the delay dispute, while Staub Aspromonte and Wills faced possible discipline for not playing. Astros and Mets actions reflected economic and official pressures influencing who played and who sat out.
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Robert F. Kennedy
William Eckert Feft
Kennedy
Milt Pappas
Cincinnati
Pappas
Rusty Staub
Bob Aspromonte
Houston
Maury Wills
Pittsburgh
Sen. Kennedy
Dave Bristol
St. Louis
New York Mets
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New York Yankees
California Angels
John Lindsay
New York City
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta
Washington
Minnesota
Oakland
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Staub
Aspromonte
Wills
Dave Giusti
Spec Richardson
Astros
Richardson
Handy Andy Wins Fifth Straight In Little League Clash
Handy Andy defeated Indiana Lumber 15 to 13 at Herman Harris Field on Saturday, riding a seven inning rally with 15 hits. Chuck Hadley and Mike Donnelly each had three hits, Hadley earning the win on the mound. In the other game Moose beat UCT 19 to 1 as Vince Stanovich and Mike McGinnis homered.
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Herman Harris Field
Indiana Lumber
Chuck Hadley
Mike Donnelly
Handy Andy
Sault
Hadley
Moose
UCT
Vince Stanovich
Mike McGinnis
Lasers
Legion Meeting for American Legion Baseball League
American Legion Baseball League holds a meeting Tuesday at Gazette Editorial office starting at 30. Teams must send a representative to attend.
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American Legion Baseball League
Gazette
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