Lonnett named Phillies rookie manager in Northern League
Joe Lonnett the Koppel native and former Phillies catcher is installed as manager of the Phillies Huron Ohio rookie team in the Northern League. Lonnett has scouted in western Pennsylvania for three years and brings a broad local network to the post.
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Bombs burst on once-powerful Yankees in pennant race
In Yankee Stadium the 1965 pennant race tilted as Danny Carter and Floyd Robinson hit key homers off starter Eddie Fisher. The White Sox defeated New York 5 0 with Fisher earning his fifth win. Other AL results featured Minnesota, Cleveland, and Los Angeles, as Kaal and Lopez earned noted victories.
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Mets eyeing win streak after beat Pirates in Pittsburgh
The New York Mets halted Pittsburgh's 12-game run with a 4-1 victory. Jack Fisher won his fifth decision as Donn Clendenon and Mazeroski were involved in a crucial seventh inning error that let Chris Cannizzaro score. Bob Friend was tagged for unearned runs, while Vernon Law faced Gary Kroll in a later game.
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Hickory Speedway Inaugurates 1963 Stock Car Season
Hickory Speedway reopens after a year with stock car racing set to begin. Gates open 6 30 p m. time trials 7 35 p m. first race at 8 00. Three divisions compete as New Castle drivers Johnny Axe and others sign on. Track updates include modern lights, repainted seats and fences. The event marks the district’s top drivers in a new season.
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Baseball and golf notes from April games and leaders
National League results show Milwaukee and Los Angeles winning while Cincinnati and San Francisco split. American League standings list Minnesota atop, followed by Chicago and Detroit. Upcoming games feature NY at Pitt and L A at Milwau kee with several pitchers. Local golf results note Nicklaus and Lemas leading in the Ivor J. Lee League at Borland's with Livingston shooting 30 on par three nine.
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Mathews fuels Braves rally with 12th homer of season
Eddie Mathews delivers a ninth inning homer as Milwaukee beats Los Angeles 5-2 to narrow the Dodgers lead to four games. Wade Blasingame started the rally with a single, Felton Alou followed, and Mathews blasted his 12th homer into the right field seats at Milwaukee. Blasingame earned the win, and the Braves moved within four of the Dodgers while other NL results saw Cincinnati, New York, Houston, and Philadelphia win. Palmer Robinson and Ron Brand provided additional context in the day’s slate.
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Local Sports Action Across Pony Penn and Street Leagues
A jumble of baseball and football matches listed for today including Pony Penn Auto at Augustine's VFW and West Pittsburg at A&M Market. In tennis, Mike Fay of New Castle High reaches the 16 and under final in the Metropolitan Championships in MI after a 2 4 victory over Tom Denbow of Beaver in the semifinals.
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New Castle AC Extends Lead in County Slo-Pitch League
New Castle AC held its one game edge with a 71 victory over Tempy’s AC. Timely hitting by Steve Tarnoci and Dave Rich and sharp defense fueled the win, as Cyanamid and Diamond AC stayed close behind. Diamond AC rode an early lead to an 8-6 win over Diaz Club, while West Side AC swept Circle Bar 21-4. Vericella and Phillips starred for Cyanamid, with Diamond’s Phillips hitting a homer and multiple two-baggers contributing.
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Boros Aims To Repeat Buick Open Victory
GRAND BLANC Mich UPI Julius Boros posted a two under par 70 for 36 holes to lead the Buick Open at Warwick Hills by two strokes. Gary Player George Archer and Jacky Cupit shot 68s while Mason Rudolph and Howie Johnson had 69s. Boros, seeking a second Buick Open title, led with 139 overall.
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Maranoff Tigers Triumph In Pony League Match
Maranoff Tigers defeated Laurel 4-2 at Alexander Field as heavy hitters Anthony Aven Richard Brown and Gary Moor powered the attack. Humphrey hit an inside the park homer. A work detail is set for Sunday at 4 30 p.m. SHWELAR DeSimone and Aven led with two hits each. Strobel and Malandro contributed in a 12 0 12 8 line score reflecting the win.
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Nicklaus turns in 71 then heads for home after Buick Open round
Jack Nicklaus fired a one under par 71 in the Buick Open second round to move close to the lead. He hopped a plane to Columbus after the round for dinner with his wife, then planned to tee off in the third round today.
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Castoffs Set for Twin Bill at Progressive Field
The Castoffs play Cordubus Club of the 7th Ward Slo Pitch League at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Progressive Field in the first game of a doubleheader. At 2 15 p.m. the Castoffs face Mahoning AC at the same venue.
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