Paterno Optimistic On Penn State 1971春 Football Outlook
Penn State coach Joe Paterno previews the 1971 season noting improved offensive line prospects and a deep defensive secondary after spring drills. He cites Joyner and Botts as key linemen, and Hufnagel at quarterback helped spark a late-season surge. The schedule features mainly non-top-20 opponents with Syracuse as a likely challenge.
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Forbes and Gocke Lead Pines Open After First Round
Jack Forbes of Morgantown and Mike Gocke of Bridgeport shot one over par 72 to share the opening round lead in the Pines Country Club Open. The 36 hole medal event includes 160 players with Forbes and Gocke ahead by three strokes into today’s final round. George Petitte Everett Wray 75 Lilly 76 are among the top scores as field tightens.
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Expos Rally Past Pirates 5 2 Behind Staub Bateman Homers
Montreal Expos defeat Pittsburgh Pirates 5-2 after back-to-back homers by Rusty Staub and John Bateman in the third inning Saturday night. Staub and Bateman provided the decisive surge as Montreal halted the Pirates' bid.
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Baseball standings and matchups from major leagues
National League games include Montreal at Atlanta and New York. Chicago at Los Angeles. Houston at San Francisco. Philadelphia hosts Cincinnati. St Louis at San Diego. Pittsburgh beats Expos 3-0 on Stoneman four hibits and Bateman and Staub homer for Expos. Oakland tops Minnesota 5-1 on Tommy Davis big day and Jim Hunter two-hitter.
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Twosomes share Lakeview laurels in Springer Cup play
In the Springer Cup at Lakeview Country Club two teams tied for first with net 64. R A Raese and Mel Rexroad Jr. shared top honors with Fred Smitzel and Richard Boyles in the two-man event. Raese led a three-way Callaway tie with Bill Dyer and Ron Royer at net 72. Eichlesbacher and Boyles carded 73. Slucak announced Memorial Day mixed golf entries at Lakeview.
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Ideal TV Defeats General Wood in Wesman League
Ideal TV defeated General Wood 9 to 3 to hand them their first loss of the season in the Wesman Little League. Clawges hit a home run for the losers in the contest.
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Yankees lose fifth in row to Indians 2 1
Steve Dunning pitched seven hits allowed and earned his fourth win while scoring the decisive run on a seventh inning error by Yankees catcher Jake Gibbs. The Indians defeated New York 2-1 to hand the stunned Bronx club its fifth straight defeat.
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Phils edge Reds 5 3 on fifth inning errors
Jim Merritt's sixth straight defeat was aided by a throwing error in the fifth that allowed three unearned runs for Philadelphia. Berry Lersch pitched, Joe Lis and Mike Ryan singled, and Willie Montanez added two RBIs with a ground rule double to amplify a 5 0 cushion.
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John Lewis Named Honorary Pirates Batboy for May 31
Twelve year old John W. Lewis II of Morgantown will serve as honorary batboy for the Pittsburgh Pirates at Three Rivers Stadium on Memorial Day May 31 against the Chicago Cubs. He attends St Francis School and plays Little League at Marilla Field.
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Morgantown Slo-Pitch Opens With Week One Rules
Morgantown's Slo-Pitch Softball League begins at City Park under director Tom Kurzak who warns teams missing first week games will be dropped. The schedule lists daily matchups across fields with several teams including Ruby and Ketchy Sunoco Hribiens Munday’s Superior Photo and others.
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Kanawha Valley All-Stars Triumph In Weekend Showdown
Kanawha Valley Conference led by Clyde Childers of George Washington and Lanny Steed of East Bank, each with 15 points, defeated the All-State Stars 86 to 72 in Charleston.
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