Baseball scoreboard scattered through league action
National League results show McCovey Giants 23 over Allen Phils 20 with H Aar on and Giants 19 by Stargell Pirates 16. American League features F Howard Senators 26 Horton Tigers 2d Harrelson Red Sox 20 Jackson A's 18 Powell Orioles Freehan Tigers Oliva Twins 14. Giants 59 Phils Hart Giants 54 Har on Braves 53. AL notes include Harrelson Red Sox 67 F Howard Senators 86 Northrup Tigers 35 Powell Orioles 53 Horton Tigers 31. AL: McLain Tigers 18-3 John White Sox 7-2 Tiant Indians 15-5 Santiago Red Sox 6-4 Hardin Onols 11-5.
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First Methodist win seals Church League crown as Assembly ties
First Methodist claimed the Church League title after First Assembly and St. Paul finished tied for runner up with 63-63 records. Bob Harris earned an 165 victory while Laddie Pinta allowed 14, as Burgess and Roig homered for First Assembly and Colen Krogman hit for St. Paul. Other area results include Chestnut Ridge defeating Pilgrim 12-9 with Elmer Neitzen on the mound, and Washington Age 1 Laser topping Shepards of the Ridge as per local box scores.
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Bowling Green names grid aide
Bowling Green State University Friday named Carlos Jackson of Fostoria as an assistant football coach and admissions aide. He has taught in Fostoria and has eight years of experience in school systems.
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Baseball Promos Parade Through All-Star Break
In a wry look at pennant races, the piece notes lavish promotions by teams like the Dodgers and Charlie Finley to keep interest alive after the All-Star break. It imagines extreme stunts and giveaways as attendance and excitement wane with oversize leads by St Louis and Detroit.
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Millstone Hills Golf Course Born From Family Effort
Frank Cooke of New London built and runs Millstone Hills, a 170 acre public course opened April 13 after two years of family labor. He plans 18 holes with bunkers and lakes, rents clubs and carts, and charges nine holes for $1.50 weekdays or $1.75 weekends. The nine holes include water features, bunkers, and evolving hazards as the course expands.
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Beckert Lone Bright Spot For Cubs This Year
Glenn Beckert, the Cubs second baseman, has been a rare bright spot in a failing season. He extended his hitting streak to 24 games, tying the majors, as Chicago beat the Dodgers 6-2 to rise mood amid a 14-game gap behind St Louis. Other NL results included Mets over Cards, Pirates top Braves, Reds past Phillies, Astros over Giants.
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Schlather Wins 8-6 Over Sudro Curtis in Class D Play
Schlather Insurance broke a tie with three sixth inning runs to defeat Sudro-Curtis 6 8 in Class D Hol Steve action. Winning pitcher Doug Thurman struck out six and allowed nine hits while Thompson took the loss with eight hits. Barkacs led Schlather with two hits and two runs, Hopkins doubled and scored twice for Sudro-Curtis.
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Indians add Scheinblum as rain postpones game with Yankees
Rich Scheinblum joins the Cleveland Indians from Portland as they resume a delayed series with New York after rain washed out Friday. Lou Klimchock also arrives to bolster a lineup missing Max Alvis who’s on the disabled list from blood poisoning. Tiant and Peterson expected to start the doubleheader finale.
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