Creekside Rips Fulton Run In MCL Play
Creekside Rips Fulton Run 6 1 in Minor County League action. Moose Anderson doubled to start Creekside’s second inning rally as G Simpson drove in two with a single after walks loaded the bases. G Bothel earned the win with seven strikeouts. Pierce took the loss for Fulton Run after 11 Ks.
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Coal Run Clobbers Fulton Run Barons in GICL action
Coal Run notched their third win of the season in GICL play yesterday by routing Fulton Run 13 to 7. The Barons improved to 3-3 while Fulton Run fell to 4-? The game opened with a 3-0 Coal Run lead and featured a six-run fifth inning. J Turk had the RBI hit for the winning run. Owen Dougherty earned the win for Coal Run with six strikeouts. Hal Wingard took the loss for Fulton Run after striking out three and walking three.
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Sports Card Minor County Schedule Tidbits
A dense list of Tuesday to Sunday fixtures across multiple leagues. Games feature Elderton, Indiana West, West Lebanon, Saltsburg, Aukran American Legion, Rural Valley, Ford City, Elders Ridge, Marion Center, Fulton Run, Creekside, Penn View, Lesti's, Fair Grounds, Consolic Plumville, Chamber C J League, Burnside, Gipsy, Allport, Greenwich, Indiana Little League, Kiwanis, Lumber, and more with varied pairings and bold matchups.
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Bunning Fires A No-Hitter For 6-0 Win Over Mets
Jim Bunning pitched the first National League perfect game since 1880 and the first in 42 years of modern baseball. He struck out 14 over nine innings as Philadelphia beat the New York Mets 6-0 at Shea Stadium on Father’s Day, with Barbara Bunning cheering from behind home plate.
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Commodore blanks Greenwich in J T League win
Commodore topped visiting Greenwich 8-0 behind Jim Klyap one hit shutout. Klyap struck out seven and walked two, with the decisive fourth inning rally starting when he doubled to lead the frame, Jim Henry driving him in, followed by Hopkins’ run with Henry scoring. Tripp suffered the loss for Greenwich, fanning four with no walks.
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Jackson Stars With Bat and Arm in Cubs Win Twinbill
Chicago pitcher Larry Jackson tamed the Pirates in game one, a 2-1 Cubs victory, while belting three singles and driving in both runs. He added a 7-2 win in the second game, crediting a blazing fastball for retiring 22 straight batters late.
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Pirates Metshan Game Highlights and Player Quotes
In a sports brief from On Air 4:00, Pirates versus Metschan is noted with veteran optimism from Jackson who cites 1961 as his peak year and predicts another strong season at age 33. Lew Burdette shines for the Pirates until the eighth, replaced after an error and a Bailey double. The Cubs rally with runs in the third, fourth, and a three-run ninth aided by Williams and Banks.
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Hastings Bolts Rally In Dramatic C League Affair
In Hastings Allport tied the game with a ninth inning run as Waxy and Jerry Dolges lined back to back doubles in the tenth to push Gipsy 3 2 for the win.
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Foyt Wins Langhorne 100 Mile National Championship
A J Foyt captured the Langhorne 100 mile national championship at Langhorne Speedway in 58 minutes 30.41 seconds for his fourth straight and fifth national title this year earning 7409 of the 20000 purse. He led from the start after passing Johnny Rutherford and endured a hose problem and loss of power steering later in the race.
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Jesse James Sefs Record In TT Races
Jesse James wins heavyweight at Seneca Riders TT Scrambles at Jimmy Stewart Airport grounds. He sets a new track record of 25 seconds on the half mile oval amid about 500 spectators. Event benefits Western Pennsylvania Cerebral Palsy Clinic with 18 riders and multiple division winners listed.
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Martin Lollie
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Robert Lititera
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James Hall
Vandergrift
Two Tie In ICC Event Saturday
The Indiana Country Club Park Birdie-Eagle tournament at the ICC course on Saturday ended with Sam Hoenstine and Al Novak sharing first place at 1.27 points each while Bob Luedy and N. Ottle tied for second with 24 markers. On Sunday three players tied for best holes in the Handicap event with L Edwards, R Tyree, and Jim Schaeffer top scorers. P Magas was runner-up.
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Robertshaw Easy Winner In Exhibition
Robertshaw of the Indiana Co Softball League defeated the Alliquippa C I O nine 9-0 at Fair Grounds Field as Bob Walton tossed a two hit shutout in a big fourth inning rally. Walton fanned nine and walked seven. Lee struck out four in the loss. The Shawmen set the date to play Alliquippa again on July 12.
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Mets Equalled Record In Perfect Game Bid
New York AP Jim Bunning defied superstition by discussing a no hit possibility during his perfect game against the Mets. Teammates and opponents noted his chatter, while catcher Gus Triandos recalled past perfection with pride. Met catcher Jesse Gonder credited the Mets’ defense for preventing any hit, and manager Casey Stengel called it an honest effort.
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Mets shadow record in doubleheader loss and no-hitters across leagues
The Mets were held to three hits in a twinbill loss 8-2 in the second game, tying a major league futility mark. References mention Dizzy and Paul Dean mid-30s, Tracy Stallard, Roger Maris, and historic no-hitters by Ken Johnson and Sandy Koufax, with the Yankees widening their AL lead after sweeping a Chicago doubleheader.
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Venturi Wins Open and Hints at Nicklaus’s Challenge
Ken Venturi clinched the U S Open in blistering heat and pressure, chasing away his rivals and hinting at Jack Nicklaus’s lingering, persistent gremlins. Nicklaus, leading money list and the odds favorite, finished well back the Open field and heads next to the British Open at St Andrews July 9 to 12.
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UCT Beats Kiwanis 12-8 in Little League Clash
UCT outslug Kiwanis 12 to 8 at Herman Harris Field on Saturday night. Kiwanis rallied for seven runs in the final inning but could not overcome UCT’s early two-frame lead.
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