Pirates, Arabs Provide Dramatics In May Tennis Sectional
Madison Heights and Pendleton Heights sparked dramatics as sectional action began in May. Indians Richmond and New Castle led after round one with 18 15 and 10 points respectively while Cambridge City Pendleton Heights Alexandria Knightstown Union County trailed. Pendleton Heights top seed doubles Simmerman Wills fell to Madison Heights Evans Ray, while Ruth Hartman Pirates failed to win their opening matches as Norris Giering upset them in the doubles.
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Madison Heights
Pendleton Heights
Anderson
Richmond
New Castle
Indians
Red Devils
Trojans
Tribe
Cambridge City
Alexandria
Knightstown
Union County
the Heights
Farrell Simmerman
Steve Wills
Ian
Jeff Evans
Jimmy Ray
Pirates
Tom Ruth
Terry Hartman
Dick Norris
Brad _ Giering
Ruth-Hartman
Bucs
Paul Bradford
Russ Hollingsworth
Gary Wooten
Steve Macholtz
Tony Gulley
Jim Newberry
Jim Breeden
Centerville
Bruce Bailey
Mark Malone
Eric Rodgers
Todd Uhte
Kinmstown
Joseph White- Wright
Sagustown
Newton-Martin
Norris Giering
John Pistole
Mark Campbell
Hagerstown
Steve Conrad
Jeff Kay
Mark Jones
Gary Rice
Wayne Shibley
Mark Crawford
Elwood
Kevin Fewell
Mike Poor
Shibley- Crawford
Kevin Roland
Darrell Roland
Mike New
Ronald Benson
Alex
Tim Davis
Jay Heck
Kevin O'’Neill
Johannes Williams
Brad Giering
Terryartman
Ray Bailey
Todd Whte
Aa White
Doug Wright
Jeff Jenness
Robert Macholtz
Terry Miller
Tim Stringer
Mays Park
Indians Beat Orioles 3-0 in Rained Baltimore Contest
Gaylord Perry pitched Cleveland to a 3-0 win over Baltimore as the Indians narrowed the gap in the American League East. Baltimore trailed Boston by 3 1/4 games with three losses needed for elimination. Perry weathered a rain delay and allowed seven hits, while Cleveland’s offense struck early, scoring all runs in the first inning on a two run triple by Chris Chambliss and a Ray Fosse single.
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Gaylord Perry
Cleveland
Orioles
Boston
Red Sox
Perry
Johnny Oates
Don Buford
Indians
Dave McNally
Chris Chambliss
Buddy Bell
Boog Powell
Ray Fosse
McNally
Paul Blair
Braves Top Reds 8-5 in noisy midweek win
Hank Aaron and Bob Didier drove six hits and five RBIs as the Braves beat the Reds 8-5. Phil Niekro earned his 16th victory, Aaron belted his 33rd homer, and Johnny Bench hit his 40th while Cincinnati rallied briefly but fell short against Atlanta.
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Cincinnati
Hank Aaron
Bob Didier
Phil Niekro
Atlanta
Aaron
Reds
Niekro
Johnny Bench
Niekno
Braves
Didier
Larrel Blanks
Darrell Chaney
Joe Morgan
Es Oo
Grimsley
Cougars Edge KC-Omaha Behind Two 17s
Gene Littles and Mack Calvin each scored 17 points to fuel the win for the Cougars over KC-Omaha. John Mengelt led with 24 points, setting a high for the game.
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Gene Littles
Mack Calvin
John Mengelt
Bee Pee's Wins Tourney Contest
Bee Pee's tops a tourney field in a contest as Nelson posts a 7 score and Lucas and Norris contribute strong hits for Bee Pee's with Laird and Lucas delivering key runs. The game features B team players placing hits and contributing to a decisive victory.
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Bee Pee’s
Sinscore
Nelson
Bee Pee
Lucas
Laird
Norris
Trevino Refuses To Withdraw In Quad Cities Open
Lee Trevino defies a withdrawal petition from local groups amid the Quad Cities Open at Crow Valley Golf Club. Grier Jones and Jimmy Jamieson head a sparse field as Trevino, the Open champion and top money earner, seeks the $20,000 first prize.
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Iowa
Lee Trevino
Grier Jones
Jimmy Jamieson
Trevino
Crow Valley Golf Club
Pete Brown
George Johnson
Curtis Sifford
Jamieson
Jones
Robinson
Japan
Long Island Linemen Lead Michigan State Football Team
Charles Wilson of Amityville and Dennis Macholz of Beth Page are Long Island athletes on Michigan State's football squad. Both play as linemen, contributing to the Spartans' line strength.
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Charles Wilson
Amityville
Dennis Macholz
Bethpage
Long Island
Michigan State
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