Trophies Accumulate for Seaman's Women Softball Teams
Seaman's Market in Athens showcases a trophy display highlighting John Seaman's sponsorship of women's softball. Team coach Jerry Yates led Seaman's and Seaman's Bee's to city league, district, and national titles including a Milwaukee national invitational victory and a Gallipolis invitational win. The national squad features 17 Athens players plus Ohio University students, with the state tournament upcoming.
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Hilary Kraus Messenger
Seaman's
West Union Street
Athens
John Seaman
Seaman
Jerry Yates
the Plains
Yates
Milwaukee
Gallipolis
Seaman's Bee's
Bee's
Ohio University
Foster belts two homers as Reds win 7 6
George Foster homered twice and drove in four as Cincinnati beat Chicago 7 6 in eight innings. Dan Driessen hit a go ahead three bagger in the eighth after Paul Reuschel faced Foster. Mets outlast Dodgers 8 7 in 12 innings and Astros beat Pirates 4 3 in 11 innings.
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Associated Press
Paul Reuschel
George Foster
Chicago Cub
Cincinnati
Dan Driessen
Reuschel
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Driessen
Reds
Foster
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston Astros
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Mets Edge Dodgers in 12th on Youngblood’s pinch hit
Mets defeat Dodgers 8 7 after Joel Youngblood delivers a go ahead run scoring pinch single in the 12th. Ron Cey drives in five for Los Angeles with a homer and combo hits, but New York rallies to snap the Dodgers five game NL West lead.
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Dodgers
Joel Youngblood
New York
Los Angeles
Ron Cey
Steve
Baseball Schedule and Results Highlighting Wednesday Matchups
Major league slate lists Wednesdays games, with Boston at Seattle and New York at California among others. Monday results include San Francisco 9 over Montreal 2 and New York 8 over Los Angeles 7 in 12 innings.
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Knepper
Rogers
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Owchinko
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Lerch
Kaat
St Louis
Urrea
Niekro
Bonham
Soto
John
Koosman
Booker
Larson
Eckersley
Garland
Philadelphia _ Pittsburgh
Softball and bowling events set across several towns
Meigs Girls Softball League hosts two all star games and awards night at King Field Syracuse open to all fans. if rain, moved to Friday. Athens and Nelsonville women bowlers seek state tournament entry with updated date. McArthur hosts Second Annual Women’s Class A softball tourney August 13 14 with $35 entry plus two balls and multiple trophy awards. Point Pleasant runs 10th Annual Open Women’s Slow Pitch Sept 3 4 5 at Harmon Park with $45 entry plus two Dudley softballs. deadline Aug 20. double elimination. top teams win sponsor and individual trophies. out of state teams need travel permits. drawing Aug 22 at 6 PM.
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Meigs
King Field
Syracuse
McArthur
Don Graves
Nanette Gill
Lisa Engle
Point Pleasant
Harmon Park
Dudley
Wallace Smith Jr
Kanawha St
W. Va
Lancaster Labor Day Slow Pitch Softball Tournament
Lancaster Parks and Recreation announces the Second Annual Labor Day Slow Pitch Softball Tournament set for September 3 to 5 at Miller Park. ASAsanctioned Class A and B teams may enter with fees 60 dollars sanctioned or 70 dollars non sanctioned. Entries close August 29 at 4 30 p m with a 7 p m September 1 drawing.
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Lancaster Parks and Recreation Department
Miller Park
Sixth Avenue
Memorial Drive
Parks and Recreation
Rising Park
al Brown
Lancaster Parks and Recreation
E. Fair Ave
Ohio
Bostock Leads Twins Past Royals In 9-5 Win
Lyman Bostock went 3-for-4 with a homer a double and a single driving in four as Minnesota beat Kansas City 9-5 and moved to 12-4 in 16 games. The Twins climbed to second in the AL West behind Chicago while Tom Johnson earned his 12th save.
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Kansas City
Bostock
Twins
Kansas City Royals
Lyman
Gene Mauch
Tion
Chicago White Sox
Toronto
Milwaukee
Texas
Chicago
California
New York
Tom Johnson
Johnson
Geoff Zahn
Orioles
A’s
Kiko Garcia
Andre Mora
Suspended Dolphins players placed on waivers amid NFL orders
Dolphins linemen Randy Crowder and Don Reese, suspended last May on drug charges, were put on waivers after the NFL Player-Club Relations Committee demanded action. Any acquiring team must compensate Miami with a third round pick or equivalent.
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Don Reese
Miami Dolphins
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Reese
Dolphins
Dallas Cowboys
Rayfield Wright
Falcons and Lions place multiple players on waivers in NFL shuffles
NFL waivers touch several teams as the Falcons Lions Packers Eagles Steelers Cardinals and Redskins announce moves. Keith Jenkins Clifton Sullivan and Michael Pugh go on waivers for Atlanta while Detroit cuts Sonny Anderson Alonzo Emery and more. Cardinals sign Ray White. Giants add Brad Van Pelt. Seattle and San Diego list roster changes.
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Clifton Sullivan
Michael Pugh
Detroit Lions
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Alonzo Emery
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Bob Hyland
Minnesota Vikings
Brent McClanahan
NEW York Giants
Brad van Pelt
Bill Rice
Dan Smith
Bob Mitch
Don Brundridge
Dean Gissler
Jere Brown
John Jayequot
Walter Tullis
Jose Martinez
Philadelphia Eagles
Apple Still Chasing Ohio Public Golf Title
Glenn Apple, longtime top Ohio amateur from Olmsted Falls, seeks his first major win in the 45th Ohio Public Golfers Association Tournament at Apple Valley and Hiawatha. He cites a 66 round and recalls multiple runner up finishes and a recent second place to Gary Trivisonno while remaining a steady top ten finisher in public links.
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Ohio
Glenn Apple
Ohio Public Golfers Association
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Hiawatha
Olmsted Falls
Hubbard
Apple
Gary Trivisonno
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