Nolan Secures Second Straight Complete Game Victory
Nolan pitched six innings and backed by timely doubles from Perez McRae and Foster led the Reds to a 6-1 win over Philadelphia. The Mets, Braves, Giants, Cardinals, Astros and other teams won in a busy baseball night across the league.
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Cincinnati
Gary Nolan
Nolan
Philadelphia
Tony Perez
Hal McRae
George Foster
Giants
Joe Torre
Lou Brock
Jerry McNertney
St. Louis
Steve Carlton
Dodgers
McNertney
Joe Morgan
Astros
Dave Campbell
Garry Jestadt
Cleveland Open Loses Gary Player He declines Cleveland Open participation
South African star Gary Player withdraws from the $150,000 Cleveland Open amid heckling over South Africa's policies. Lee Trevino leads a field of 150 as Nicklaus and Palmer skip, with Trevino chasing a Cleveland title after his U S Open victory. Player plans to skip the Canadian Open and then return to the PGA tour in August at Pinehurst.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Gary
Hecklers
Beechmont Country Club
Lee Trevino
South Africa
Royal Birkdale
Southport
Pinehurst
N.C
Merion Golf Club
Ardmore
Dayton
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Trevino
Nicklaus
Aurora Country Club
Lakewood Country Club
Mer
Ion
Beechwood
Palmer
Tommy Aaron
Tony Lema
Richie Karl
Endicott
N.Y
Mason Rudolph
Bruce Devlin
Victor Charles Coody
Dave Stockton
Victor R.H. Sikes
da Sikes
Swords to win in new American Hockey League
Cincinnati AP reports The Swords will be run to win as an AHL franchise. Coach Imlach of the Buffalo Sabres says a strong minor league team supports a strong major league club. He notes success in Rochester and emphasizes quality players over frequent moves.
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Cincinnati
Swords
Imlach
Buffalo Sabres
National Hockey League
Rochester
Sabres
Little League Tuesday Results Inlocal Play
Rotary defeats Jaycees 11 1 Kiwanis beat Steppes 11 2 Lions lose to University Vol kswagen 9 6 Jeff Knight allowed three hits for Rotary Jay Light pitched well for Kiwanis Meek and Brooks combined on three hits for University Vol kswagen Lions Ata steppes Kevin Goldsberry and Jay Talbert led Steppes offense. Albany beats Litton 9 1 Ron White and Doug Llewellyn combined for one hit Litton pitcher Randy Horn took the loss.
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Rotary
Jaycees
Kiwanis
Steppes
Lions
University Volkswagen
Rotary- Jaycees
Jeff Knight
Karl Fry
Edldie Penwell
Lawrence Scott
Jay Light
Kevin Goldsberry
Mark Mehr
Maurice Hart
Jay Talbert
Bob Meek
John Lundberg
University
Ron White
Doug Llewellyn
Albany
Litton
Randy Horn
Larry Bean
John Davis
Mike Wooten
John McGee
Senior Men's Softball Results Monday Night
Swearingen's defeated Jim Webb's Page Chevrolet 22 to 7, while Hik iola's Hobblers beat Hawk's Cycle Sales 31 to 10.
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Swearingen
Jim Webb
Page Chevrolet
Hikiola
Hobblers
Hawk
Pony League action: Hocking Valley Bank routs Moose 12
HUB pitcher Terry Oge sparked the win with five runs batted in on three hits as Hocking Valley Bank crushed Moose 12 to 1. Moose’s top hitters were Carl Stempel and Steve Jewell. Matt Faulk took the loss. Albany also won 8 to 2 over Lu ton.
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Hocking Valley Bank
Moose
Albany
Luton
Terry Oge
Carl Stempel
Steve Jewell
Matt Faulk
Orioles Ride Jackson and Dukes To 2 0 Win In Letdown Hall
Orioles snap a doubleheader split as Grant Jackson and Tom Dukes combine on a seven hit shutout to beat the Senators 2-0 after Washington won the opener 8-6. The win comes as Baltimore maintains a rotation of Palmer Cuellar McNally and Dobson. Other AL results include Minnesota routing Oakland 10-1 and Chicago beating Kansas City 11-6.
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Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
New York Yankees
California
Milwaukee
Charlie Williams
Pittsburgh
Danny Frisella
Mets
Baltimore Orioles
Earl Weaver
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Grant Jackson
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Tom Dukes
Senators
Minnesota
Oakland
Chicago
New York
Weaver
Jim Palmer
Mike Cuellar
Dave McNally
Pat Dobson
Chris Chambliss
Frank Baker
Stan Bahnsen
Yankees
Bahnsen
Jerry Kenney
Bobby Murcer
Jake Gibbs
Dick McAuliffe
Yankee
Fisher Accepts Post In Dayton
Dave Fisher, longtime Jackson High School teacher and basketball coach, leaves after 15 years at Jackson to coach and teach at Dayton Wayne High School in Montgomery County. He held a 155-85 basketball record with two co championships, and led SECAL cross country planning, while serving as recreation director and assisting multiple sports. He will move with wife Jeanne and two sons to Dayton area this summer.
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Jackson
Dave Fisher
Jackson High School
Dayton Wayne High School
Montgomery County
Ironmen
Athens
Charles McAfee
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
Fisher
Beavercreek
Fairborn
Xenia
Stebbins
Fairmont West
Springfield North
Fairmont East
Troy
Centerville
Jeanne
Tony
Todd
Dayton
Hocking Valley Bank Beats Athens National With Joyce Perry Spurt
In Monday softball action Joyce Perry tripled and singled for Hocking Valley Bank correcting an earlier report that Athens National Bank was the standout. Perry powered Hocking Valley in the women’s league game with a multi hit effort.
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Athens National Bank
Hocking Valley Bank
Joyce Perry
Major League Thursday Night Games Set
In The Majors the slate features St. Louis visiting Los Angeles and New York traveling to Montreal with night games also set for Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Montreal
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Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Houston
San Diego
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Baltimore Ceecsees
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Iain St. Louis
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Marichal
Spuittorff
Gentry
Wood
Walker
Palmer
Bosman
Morton
Jar
Vis
Kilkenny
Wise
Peterson
Grimsley
Lasher
Messersmith
Houston Blasingame
Wilson
Parsons
Phoebus
Kirby Krausse
Odom
St Louis
Reuss
Blyleven
McCovey Disabled. Ed Goodson to Replace Giants First Baseman
The Giants placed Willie McCovey on the disabled list with knee cartilage damage after a game with the Cubs. Ed Goodson was recalled from the Phoenix farm club to take the lineup spot. McCovey batted .292 with 11 homers and 39 RBIs in 53 games this season, while Pittsburgh won the NL East with an 89 73 record.
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SAN Francisco
San Francisco Giants
Willie McCovey
Chicago Cubs
E. C. Sailer
McCovey
Ants
Ed Goodson
Phoenix
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Sally West
Carla Snowden
One Stop
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