Detroit Tops Red Sox 7 5 In Key AL East Clash
Detroit pitcher Bob Sykes improved to 3-0 as he blanked Boston until the ninth inning and received timely support from Rusty Staub whose fourth homer helped fuel a three-run eighth. Ron LeFlore sparked the rally with a leadoff single, stole second, and scored on Lou Whitaker’s RBI.
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Readable fragments describe a baseball event with teams or players unnamed. The text mentions a game schedule or result and locations possibly including Seat or Mon. The incomplete OCR obscures specifics but indicates a match between teams with tentative scores and a Monday or Senin date.
Scots blank Bucs as OC golf meet wraps at Brookshire
In Friday OC golf action at Brookshire in Carmel the Scots defeated the Bucs. Carmel led with 328 as Huntington North 346 and Muncie North 343, Kokomo Haworth 354, Madison Heights 387. Darrin Shippey of Muncie North shot 76 to medal, while Carmel’s Larry Clark and Huntington’s Ron Kline tied for second at 80. Highland finished 12 3 with 73s from Delph and Wilson and 75 from Carlson. Lapel’s Irby 80 Kirchenbauer 81 and Webb were among other scorers.
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Chiefs Game Postponed At Memorial Field
Chiefs game postponed one anger on cniet scheduled Friday night at Memorial Field with the Indianapolis Irvington A's cancelled due to a power failure. New lights are being installed at Memorial Field.
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Ravens Bow Out With No-Hitter in NAIA Tourney Loss
Anderson College Ravens were shut out 11-0 by Grand Valley State in eight innings under the 10-run rule in the NAIA Area 6 tournament. Len Jaske took the loss, allowing seven hits and eight walks as Rennie Jefferson and Rod Harris contributed key hits for the Michigan team. Scott Van Dyken earned the win with 12 strikeouts.
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Scots top Arabians in CAC baseball for first place
Highland moved into first in the Classic Conference after a 7-1 win over Yorktown as Jeff Pegg pitched two hits with seven strikeouts. Mark Vandergrift opened with a two run single, Pegg finished with his third win in four decisions as Highland improved to 5-2 in CAC play 7-5 overall. Pendleton Heights salvaged the suspended game for a 9-8 win over Delta in extra time, while Delta reclaimed the second game 6-? with a 6-3 victory over Pendleton Heights. Sheridan beat Lapel 6-5, Madison Heights fell to New Castle 11-0, Daleville dropped to 6-3 with Wapahani winning 6-3.
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Memorial Day sectional opens with three first round games
Memorial Day marks the start of the sectional with three first round games. Highland meets Frankton at Memorial Field 11 a.m. on May 29, followed by host Indians versus Lapel at 1 p.m. and Madison Heights against Alexandria at 4 p.m. Second round would be June 2 pending weather, with Elwood waiting the first round winner at 10 a.m. Noon game and a 5 p.m. final.
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