Marion Center Tops Pirates In Doubleheader Thriller
Marion Center swept Pittsburgh Little Pirates in a two game set, winning the opener on a squeeze bunt by Tom Toman after a Fiori sacrifice and a misplayed pop. Marion Center built a 7-3 lead, then held on as Pittsburgh rallied, Irvin and Nanni pacing a 11-hit attack. In Oakmont, Gary Player shot 67 to lead the U S Open first round, with Floyd Littler Trevino Colbert equal pars and stories of resilience framing a dramatic golf page.
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Trevino Finishes Under Par at U S Open Round One
Lee Trevino sparks laughter from a horse as he parred the 15th at Oakmont and posts a one under 70 for the first round of the U S Open. He tallies three birdies and two bogies, expressing fear yet determination to improve.
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Expos stretch win streak with 5 3 victory over Padres
Montreal Expos win their sixth in a row with a 5 3 decision against San Diego to close the gap behind the Chicago Cubs in the NL East. The Cubs won 5 4 over Houston while Baltimore rallied for an 8 3 win over Kansas City California beat Boston 5 3 and Oakland shutout the New York Yankees 3 0. Steve Renko earned his fifth win as Montreal moves toward second place with nine wins in 12 games this month.
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Rooney Wins Leahy Top Award At Dinner In Chicago
Pittsburgh Steelers owner Arthur M. Rooney received the Leahy National All American Award at the Leahy National Awards dinner in Chicago. The event honored the late Roberto Clemente of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Leahy could not attend due to hospital treatment in Portland.
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Senior Legion and Junior Legion Baseball Card Schedule
A compact listing shows multiple matchups in Indiana County leagues including Lucerne at Marion Center Blairsville Scorpions at Elderton Saltsburg at Blairsville Giants at Rossiter at Anita Avonmore at Commodore Blairsville vs Heatherbrae in separate leagues and other cross games with Indiana Lions Crops United and Creeksides at Marion Center plus Gypsy at Big Run Valier at Punxsy and p.m. times noted.
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Giants Triumph In Crosstown Junior Legion Clash
The Blairsville Giants edged Blairsville Scorpions 1 0 in a late seventh inning win. Alan Henry walked and Skip Stein delivered a clutch pinch hit to drive in the game’s only run as Giant starter John Santoro earned the win. Homer City remained undefeated at 8-0 after a 7-1 victory over Salisburg. Bernie Stadtmiller’s nine strikeouts and Marion Center’s 6-3 win over Hiderton highlighted the slate along with other league results.
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Ali Scoffs At Murder Contract in New York
Muhammad Ali dismissed murder contract reports as baseless in a New York news conference with attorney Robert Arum. He said no one is after him and he is not hiding, despite Coxson’s death and unverified claims of ties to drug trafficking and danger tied to Ali’s possible knowledge.
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Major League Baseball Schedule Updates and Standings
The Nation's baseball slate spans National and American Leagues with results from Thursday including Montreal 5 San Diego 3 and Chicago 5 Houston 4. Friday games feature matchups such as Chicago at Atlanta and San Francisco at Philadelphia while multiple doubleheaders and time-staggered starts adorn the weekend schedule.
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