Perry Delivers Win as Indians Beat Blyleven and Twins
Cleveland benefitted from Graig Nettles defensive plays as Gaylord Perry earned his 11th win despite laboring through nine innings. Ray Fosse homered for the Indians, with Chambliss walking and Nettles adding a decisive eighth inning homer. In other games Detroit, Chicago, and Boston won while Oakland and Baltimore fell or were challenged.
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Rigney
Twins
Bert Blyleven
Blyleven
Detroit
Oakland
California
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
Milwaukee
Boston
Texas
Kansas City
New York
Chicago
Wilbur Wood
Mickey Lolich
Frank Duffy
Graig Nettles
Nettles
Harmon Killebrew
Ray Fosse
Indians
Duffy
del Unser
Dave LaRoche
Chris Chambliss
Tom Timmerman
West defense star Buchanan to face East in Coaches All America game
Willie Buchanan of San Diego State, a first round NFL pick and Shrine game standout, headlines the West in the 12th annual Coaches All America clash. Coach Church Fairbanks of Oklahoma will lead the West against Paul Bryant's East as Buchanan boasts speed and sharp play reading abilities. He notes a tough, gambling style suited to interceptions.
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Lubbock
Tex
Willie Buchanan
San Diego State
Church Fairbanks
Oklahoma
Paul ‘Bear’ Bryant
Alabama
Willie
Southern Methodist
Gary Hammond
Buchanan
Green Bay Packers
Herb Adderley
Dallas Cowboys
West vs East in televised showdown at Jones Stadium
The nationally televised 7 30 p m game in Lubbock pits the West with Nebraska’s Jerry Tagge and Oklahoma’s Jack Mildren against the East led by Paul Miller and Joe Gilliam. Michigan linebacker Mike Tyler says West is the underdog due to location and parity. Also noted is Wake Forest senior Jim Simons, who led the U S Open after three rounds last year.
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Jones Stadium
Texas Tech
Mike Tyler
Michigan
Nebraska
Jerry Tagge
Oklahoma
Jack Mildren
Paul Miller
North Carolina
Joe Gilliam
Tennessee State
Jim Simons
Butler
Wake Forest
Curtis Cup Team Into Match Play
America's Curtis Cup team led by Jane Booth of Palm Beach Gardens Florida advanced to match play at the British Women's Amateur Golf Championships in Hunstanton England. Booth posted 82 in the final round for a 36 hole total of 157 finishing two behind leader Belle Robertson of Scotland with windy cold conditions noted by teammates Beth Barry Laney Smith and others.
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States
Beth Barry
Bike and hike trail planned along Ohio River in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Planning and Recreation Commissions outline a 20 mile bike and hike trail from Sayler Park to Coney Island. The plan envisions six stages with an initial eastern segment of five to six miles. Easements would be needed for a six foot asphalt strip.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Murphy Poised As Contender In Western Open
Western Open opens in Illinois with Bob Murphy among favorites at Sunset Ridge. Murphy, 29, coming off a top finish at Pebble Beach, seeks first win since 1970 despite back issues and cold weather. Contenders include Bruce Crampton and Tom Weiskopf. Nicklaus Palmer and Player not competing. Trevino withdrew.
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Northbrook
Ill
Bob Murphy
Pebble Beach
Calif
Murphy
Sunset Ridge Country Club
University of Florida
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Lee Trevino
Fenik Named Grid Coach At Jackson High
Ronald J. Fenik, former Barberton coach and ex McArthur mentor, is named grid coach at Jackson High, succeeding Ben Buckles who leaves to coach Granville. Fenik, 36, OSU grad and 1957 MVP, led Barberton to 8-1-1 and NORCO co championship this season after a 1-9 debut, with teaching in health and biology and a Xavier master’s degree.
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Ronald J. Fenik
Barberton High School
Grid
McArthur High School
Jackson High School
Ben Buckles
Jackson Post
Granville High School
Fenik
Ohio University
Bellefontaine
Xavier University
Muskingum College
Muskingum
Baberton
Massillon
Lions Clinch Victory In Scoring Marathon
Lions outslug Kaslers 26 13 led by Arthur Chonko Randy Cox and Greg Clonch with an 18 hit attack Chonko went 4 for 6 with a homer Cox had four hits Clonch tripled perfect night 3 at bats Craig Taylor homered for the losers Phil Ley pitched Medics to 13 1 over Steppes Ley two hitter also homered Doug Dixon two hitter struck out 10 for Jonesys Elks remain winless after three games Tim Erwin tripled Dixon doubled Brian Cornell homered
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Mike Epstein
Tigers
Ken Holtzman
Timmerman
Tony Taylor
al Kaline
Bill Freehan
Reggie Jackson
Bob Oliver
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Orioles
Don Buford
Paul Blair
Merv Rettenmund
California
Doyle Alexander
Eddie Watt
White Sox
Brewers
Dick Allen
Bill Parsons
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May
Allen
Red Sox
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Rico Petrocelli
Carl Yastrzemski
Doug Griffin
Danny Cater
Ben Ogilvie
Boston
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Kaslers
Arthur Chonko
Randy Cox
Greg Clonch
Chonko
Cox
Clonch
Craig Taylor
Phil Ley
Steppes
Ley
Elks
Doug Dixon
Jonesys
Tim Erwin
Dixon
Brian Cornell
Two Cats Compete In Meet
Miles Cumberland posted 38 40 78 and Mike McPhee 40 40 80 in NCAA golf qualifiers at Cape Coral. Leaders include Tom Kite 65, Max Castro 68, Art Twitty 68 as teams Texas 281 and Bowling Green 308, with qualifying to continue and top 60 individuals plus top 15 teams advancing.
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Fla
Miles Cumberland
Mike McPhee
Cape Coral
Tom Kite
University of Texas
Max Castro
Art Twitty
Arizona State
Bill Schumacher
Ohio
Steve Blowers
Bowling Green
Blowers
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Ken Walters
Tom Fortuna
Rick Faulk
Mark McConnell
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Houston
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Maryland
Georgia
Florida
San Jose State
Tennessee
Indiana
Ball State
Ohio State
Bowling High Scores and Team Totals at Spartan Inn
Geneva Gillette tops with 205 and 550 series as Mar Bailey posts 221 and 547, Judy Wooley adds 214 and 533. Spartan Inn scores 609 in the night’s totals while One Step Carry Out records 1648.
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Geneva Gillette
Mar Bailey
Judy Wooley
Spartan Inn
Major League Thursday and Friday Games Listed
Schedule shows Chicago Balingen 9 7 at Milwaukee Tackwand 2 and New York Peterson 5 8 at Cleveland Wilcox 6 6 for Thursday. Friday lists Detroit at Baltimore New York at Cleveland Boston at Milwaukee Minnesota at Kansas City Chicago at Texas and California at Oakland.
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Maplewood Inn
Harry’s Sohie
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79 year old Dale Winegardner bowls daily in Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon resident Dale Winegardner, 79, bowls five league nights and practices two more. The retired drill press operator took up bowling after 1958 and credits the sport with keeping him alive, averaging 164 to 168 with a high game of 278 and sanctioned 268. He plans to keep bowling as long as he can reach the line.
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Mount Vernon
Ohio
Dale Winegardner
Winegardner
Kegler
Clint Beckley
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