Creekside Keeps Aces High In Indiana County League
Creekside remains unbeaten with an 18 2 drubbing of Avonmore as Ron Kreutzberger and Rod Hankison lead a 18 hit attack. Indiana beat McIntyre 5 1 and Homer City shut Saltsburg 9 0 with lefthander Lef ty Lingenfelter fanning 15. West Lebanon defeated Fulton Run 7 4 while Indiana’s 5 3 record rose on a 5 1 win at Fairgrounds.
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Moose Grabs Clinches National League Half Title in Blowout
Moose Grabs clinched the first half championship of the Indiana Little League National League by routing Indiana Lumber 17 to 2. Rich Scafedi pitched a three hitter and added three hits. Jim Hogan slammed a home run.
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Vikings sign Ron Yary to undisclosed terms
The Minnesota Vikings announced the signing of bonus draft choice Ron Yary a 6 foot 5 inch 265 pound All American tackle from Southern California. Terms were not disclosed.
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Pirates Edge Dodgers In Ten Inning 3-2 Win
In Pittsburgh, Willie Stargell tied the game with his 12th homer to force extra innings, while Matty Alou delivered a clutch single for Maury Wills scoring the winning run. Dock Ellis earned the win, Hank Aguirre took the loss as Pittsburgh extended its win streak to seven. Clemente sat out ill with a virus, Patek left with a bruised wrist after a Drysdale pitch.
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Jim Brewer
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Hank Aguirre
Houston
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Maury Wills
Don Drysdale
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Jerry May
Zollo Versalles
Bob Moose
Widly
Len Gabrielson
Ron Fairly
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Tom Hailler
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Indiana Falls To Young Two In Legion Play
Youngstown Two broke a 3-3 tie in the bottom of the fifth as Joe Rethir singled and Chuck Bowman hit a grounder that went to right after a misplay. Dave Zacur threw wildly to third, allowing Rethir to score the go ahead run. Jack Swan homered for Young Two in the third to spark the win over Indiana. Chuck Bowman earned the win. Brad McPherson took the loss.
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IUP Seeks NCAA Golf Laurels in New Mexico
The 71st NCAA golf championships begin at New Mexico State University with strong team focus. Texas coach George Hannon pushes unity to beat favored Houston, one of six teams including Florida, New Mexico State, Arizona State, and Wake Forest aboard. Indiana University of Pennsylvania's Ricky Herrp earns a spot after NAIA medalist status, teaming with Allen Powers to win a best ball match as hot weather and a rare rain mark the day.
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Jack Stephens
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Walker Skinner Begin As New Managers Score Early Wins
Baseball color notes on Harry Walker guiding the Houston Astros to a twin bill sweep over the New York Mets 3-2 and 6-5 while Bob Skinner earns two Philadelphia victories as the Phillies hammer the Giants 10-2 and 9-1. Other results include St. Louis edging Chicago 1-0, Cincinnati over Atlanta 7-5, and Pittsburgh beating Los Angeles in 10 innings 3-2.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Purkey Nominated for Reds Hall of Fame
Former Cincinnati Reds pitcher Bob Purkey is among 10 nominees for the Reds Hall of Fame. Purkey, who now works for a Pittsburgh TV station, won 103 games and lost 76 from 1958 to 1964. Reds fans will vote by ballot to induct two Reds figures July 12, joining a modern candidate and an old timer. The modern ballot lists Nuxhall Beggs Raffensberger Riddle Mueller Hatton Joost Miller Roscmillan.
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Commodore Sportsmen Club Meet Tonight At Fire Hall
The Commodore Sportsmen's Club will meet tonight at 9 p.m. at the fire hall. All members should attend this meeting.
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Trevino Disappears Open Champion Withdraws From Tourney
Lee Trevino vanished from the Canadian Open scene amid reports of his daughter's illness but later admitted a review of financial offers after his U S Open victory. Trevino will rejoin in two weeks for the Cleveland Open. the event at St. George's Golf Club carries 125000 in prizes. Several top pros withdrew before the draw. Goalby and Brewer did not play due to injury and family matters.
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South Africa
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England
Red Barn Nips Patti s In Loop To Lift Basement Club
Red Barn climbed from last place in the County Softball League by beating Patti s at the Fairgrounds 2 1. The game was tied 1 1 through six innings before Red Barn pushed across a run in the sixth. Jack Troxell started the rally with a walk and trod home on a fielder s choice, with Woody Hirko earning the win for Red Barn.
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