Baseball Night Action Across Leagues Highlights Several Scores
Chicago defeated San Francisco 9 8 in a slugfest as Montreal blanked Los Angeles 5 0. Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 7 0 with Carroll earning the win. St Louis topped Atlanta 6 2 while Kosco homered for the Dodgers in an 6 5 win over Montreal. Houston and Philadelphia split as Detroit and Oakland played tight games in the American League.
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Rise And Fall Of Bill Rigney
Bill Rigney, once celebrated as Manager of the Year, was fired by the last place California Angels after a 10 game losing streak. At 51 he endured stomach pains and hospital trips but pressed to manage, leaving Lefty Phillips to take over. He earned a vacation after nine years with the Angels, a career that wore on him.
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St Paul Flyers Rally Ends Season With 4 3 Victory
Kevin Traves delivered a one out single in the bottom of the seventh to break a 3 3 tie and give St Paul a 4 3 win over Danbury in the final game of the season. Mike Wasiniak earned the win, scattering eight hits with nine strikeouts as the Flyers finished 2 8.
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Testimonial Dinner for Norwalk Coach Sam Nan Set in New Castle
Dr. Norman Ross and William Conway will attend a June 7 testimonial dinner in New Castle, Pennsylvania, honoring former Norwalk High School football coach Sam Nan. Letters of best wishes to Nan must reach Post Office Box 375, Norwalk by June 3.
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Girl Softball Tryouts This Saturday at McGuan Park
Tryouts for the Inter-City High School Girls' Softball team are Saturday at 1 p.m. at McGuan Park. Eligible are girls completing eighth grade this June and a 1969 graduate. Teams come from Norwalk, Monroeville, Bellevue, Western Reserve, Huron, Sandusky and Willard. Norwalk is sponsored by Hergatt's Western Shop. Connie Carpenter and Ann Brown coach Norwalk. If you cannot attend, call Ann Brown at 668-9330.
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New London Booster Club Honors Dean Harmony Athletic Scholar
The New London Booster Club awarded senior Dean Harmony a $200 athletic scholarship for maintaining high grades while participating in football basketball track and student leadership. Harmony, son of Mr and Mrs John Harmony of 75 Park, earned ten varsity letters, captained football and basketball, and earned multiple all region honors before planning to attend Miami University.
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Phillips Wins Again as Angels Top Indians 5 4
The California Angels edged the Cleveland Indians 5-4 in Anaheim as Lefty Phillips earned his second straight win over his former club. Jay Johnstone lined a two-out single in the ninth to deliver the deciding run, while Aurelio Rodriguez started the late rally with a stolen-base sequence and Vic Davalillo provided support with a pinch-hit double steal.
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Slo-Pitch Bats Booming in City League Wins
Heavy hitting highlighted City Slo-Pitch League action as The Good Guys beat Couch Concrete 10 8 to even at 1-1 and Midway Garage moved to 1st with a 13 3 win over the V.F.W. The Halfway Inn routed Norwalk Furniture 14 4. The Good Guys leveled with two big innings, Rich Pheiffer doubled for the lone extra-base hit, and Bill Dauch, Fr. Kehres led the win. Midway jumped to 7 0 after two innings and added four more in the sixth and two in the seventh. Don Bores doubled and Larry Smith added two safeties. The Halfway Inn used a four run first and added a homer by Roy Braden in the fifth.
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