Flood Breaks Pirates Streak With Three-Run Homer
Flood powered the Cardinals to a 7-3 win over Pittsburgh breaking the six game Pirates run. Walker praised Flood's hitting tutelage as Curt Flood led NL hitters with a .412 average and 12 RBIs. Koufax and Phils also noted in the roundup with Dodgers over Cubs and a 2-1 Phils win over Cincinnati.
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Indians chase two AL records in Boston series
The Cleveland Indians, 60 record and leading the AL, visit Boston for a three game set with the Red Sox. Manager Birdie Tebbetts aims for a second straight series shutout and a nine game win streak tying the 1944 Browns AL mark. Rocky Colavito seeks a long errorless innings streak and the pitching staff lines up Bell Tiant and McDowell.
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Herring Named New Head Basketball Coach At Black River
Herring takes over as head basketball coach at Black River High replacing resigning Pat Gallagher. Bruce Campbell named reserve coach, both approved by the Black River Board of Education at last night’s meeting after tentative approval earlier. Herring previously served as reserve coach under Gallagher last season.
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Celtics seize tie as Lakers fall in Boston
Boston moved within one win of the NBA title by beating Los Angeles 123 to 117 at the Forum. Russell 25 points 18 rebounds Havlicek 22 led the Celtics. West 29 in defeat. A fan clashed with referee Joe Gushoe at halftime as Los Angeles volleyed about officiating.
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Baseball standings and results across major leagues
Baseball standings show Pittsburgh at 82 BOO and San Francisco 72 7 percent with several teams like Los Angeles New York Philadelphia Atlanta St Louis and Houston holding various records. Friday results include Los Angeles 2 Chicago 1 and Pittsburgh 5 St Louis 7 with weekend games and probable pitchers listed for multiple matchups.
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Space agency reports Pioneer 10 returns solar data from deep space
The Space Agency says its Pioneer 10 spacecraft, launched December 16, is sending back information from millions of miles out. At last report the 140 pound craft was 123,872,000 miles from Earth and 77,222,000 miles from the Sun, having traveled about 200,000,000 miles in solar orbit.
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Midview dominates Buckeye 92 to 35 in dual meet
Midview led by Gary Atkinson Jerry Nelson and Dave Ellison won two events each as the Middies defeated Buckeye 92 35 in a dual track meet Ellison captured the pole vault and high hurdles while Atkinson won the long jump and was runner up in the highs Also noted were wins for Nelson Porter Inman and Spenser among others with Midview taking 12 events and improving to two dual meet wins ahead of Ridgeville on Tuesday
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Huron Tops Clipper Golf 8-0 at Willow Creek
Huron High posted an 8-0 golf victory over Clearview at Willow Creek. Dan Hunter opened with 41 to defeat Ken Dropeo, Vaughn Wendland added 40, Tom Routt carded 41, and Butch Allendorf finished with 45 to beat Tom Montag nese. Rick Mahalic 41 and Bob Koldt 44 were also close in No 3.
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Bowlers Hit Big Scores In Local Leagues At Evans Tarry Stoney Lanes
Traxler and Gayeska both clear 700 series as United Cleaners edge Rainbow Lanes in a key roll off. Traxler opens with 218 237 and strings 10 strikes late for a 744 set while Rainbow Lanes falls short. Other top totals include Guyeska 714 and Gray 632 as multiple leagues report high scores and standings tighten.
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Elyria Takes 4th in Berea Relays
Elyria placed fourth with 18 points at the Berea Relays. The Pioneers set a meet record in the 40 yard hurdles and achieved multiple top finishes including a second in shuttle hurdles a third in discus and a fourth in high jump. Five new records were set and Elyria next competes at the Sandusky Relays.
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Durocher Snaps At Rocks Hitting Cubs In Windy San Francisco
Los Angeles. Leo Durocher vented frustration over mental mistakes after two costly errors by the Chicago Cubs. He praised Willie Mays, downplayed age arguments, and defended his managing approach while meeting baseball commissioner William Eckert.
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