Indians and Reds suffer losses in uneven playoffs push
In Cleveland, Sam McDowell aimed to rebound from Thursday’s 43 loss as the Indians faced the Yankees with the pitcher nearing 1500 career strikeouts. In Cincinnati, Bob Balin hit a first homer since 1966 and led the Giants to a 4-2 win over the Reds while Cincinnati pitcher Tony Cloninger struggled early.
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Cincinnati
Bob Balin
San Francisco
Balin
Frank Linzy
Tommy Helms
Jim Stewart
Fred Whitfield
Bolin
Giants
Clyde King
Linzy
Tony Cloninger
Reds
Bonds
College Football Schedule Confused Recap
Schedule fragment shows multiple city matchups including San Francisco versus Chicago Philadelphia versus New York Oakland versus Seattle and Minnesota versus Kansas City. Numerous teams and venues listed with unclear dates and order. Saturday and Sunday games cited with inconsistent spelling and alignment.
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San Francisco
Elf
Cincinnati
Merrit
Arriga
Gemer Potsbergh
New York
Philadelphia
Montreal
Chicago
Atlanta
Houston
Cironnel
Tos Angeles
San Diego
Senday
Gomes Pisburgh
Philedelphig
Mentreai
Cheese i
Chrenge
Oakland
Seattie
California
Minnesota
Koreas City
York
Clevelens
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Uy Worthington - Arg
Cleveland
Dale Horned
Seoarr
Theradey's
Genete
Quiriond
Kansas City
Detrot
Seattle
Orly
Tetley
Detroi
Wilson
McNally
Rose
Leeds
Watlingior Moore
Bay Foe
Clevelay Mc Dowe
Athens Girls Pony League Dents and Grand Slams Remain Undefeated
Dents beat Snoopies All Stars 18 with Janeen Sands the winning pitcher and Jody Gilbert collecting a triple a double and two singles Joan Kempton and Sandy Ellott three singles each Snoopies had a triple and single by Susan Reed a double and single by Janet Wakefield and a grand slam by Debbie Childress Margy Baird pitched for Grand Slams and added two hits as they beat Tagers 19 6 Patsy Whiteside three hits and Kathy McGirr a double and home run aided the attack Electric Company won its seventh straight defeating Souths Magacle Water 16 1 Larry Datley the winning pitcher had two hits and two walks in four at bats Mark Handley a single double and triple J L Tolson three hits including a double and Dan Sininger a single and double Souths only hit Andy Chonko single in the fourth
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Dents
Snoopies All Stars
Janeen Sands
Jody Gilbert
Joan Kempton
Sandy Ellott
Snoopies
Susan Reed
Janet Wakefield
Debbie Childress
Margy Baird
Tagers
Patsy Whiteside
Kathy McGirr
Electric Company
South
Magacle Water
Moose
Hocking Valley Bank
Swearingens
Albany
Larry Datley
Mark Handley
J. L. Tolson
Dan Sininger
Andy Chonko
Red Sox and Tigers win in Athens Pee Wee League action
In Athens Thursday night action the Red Sox beat the Cubs 12 10 as Kevin Goldsberry homered and Mike Goldsberry added a single and two RBIs Hart for the Cubs hit a grand slam. Reds and Yankees played to a 1 1 tie as Jim Roberge held the Yankees to one hit. Phil Lee Bill Squibb and Mark Donoho produced Reds hits. Tigers defeated Indians 52 in a makeup game with Rusty Tinkham earning the win and Dave Pierce contributing a double. Kevan Cone Tim Jagers had two singles for the Indians.
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Red Sox
Tigers
Yankees
Reds
Athens
Cubs
Kevin Goldsberry
Mike Goldsberry
Hart
Jim Roberge
Kevin Doughty
Phil Lee
Bill Squibb
Mark Donoho
Indians
Rusty Tinkham
Dave Pierce
Kevan Cone
Tim Jagers
Jonesys trounce Kaslers in Life League makeup game
Jonesys defeated Kaslers 1231 in a Life League makeup game on Thursday. Jeff Butner pitched well while Steve Green went 4 for 5 with two homers, Jim Heady 3 for 4 with a triple, and Larry George 4 for 4. Kaslers’ lone hit came from Jeff Hopkins.
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Jonesys
Kaslers
Jeff Butner
Steve Green
Jim Heady
Larry George
Jeff Hopkins
Yankees Pitcher Mel Stottlemyre Shuts Out Detroit
Stottlemyre fired a three hitter for his 10th win of the season as the Yankees blanked Detroit 6 to 0. Ron Fairly collected two singles and a double with two RBIs in the 86 victory over St. Louis.
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Mel Stottlemyre
New York Yankees
Detroi
Ron Fairly
Expos
St. Louis
Crowded Center Court Disturbs Rosewall at Wimbledon
Ken Rosewall, 34, says Wimbledon crowds disrupted his concentration during a third round loss to Bob Lutz on center court. The match drew about 30,000 spectators amid jostling and noise, as Lutz won 8-7 7-6 6-3 6-2. Gonzales and other Americans advanced while Rosewall, seeded fourth, fell.
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Wimbledon
England
Ken Rosewall
Bob Lutz
Los Angeles
Rosewall
Arthur Ashe
Ashe
Bow Lutz
Lutz
All-Long Land Club
Pancho Gonzales
Charlie Pasarell
Bob Hewitt
Ray Moore
South Africa
Stilwell
Chiff Richey
San Angelo Tex
Bob Carmichael
Australia
Gonzales
Pasarell
Ove Bengtson
Sweden
Wilkinson Named To Hall Of Fame In New Jersey
Charles Bud Wilkinson, famed Oklahoma coach, selected for the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame after 17 seasons at Oklahoma and a 139274 record including 47 straight wins from 1953 to 1957. Induction set for Dec 9 in New York with eight other former players.
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New Brunswick
Charles “Bud” Wilkinson
National Football Foundation
Oklahoma
Wilkinson
Ray Eliot
Illinois
Frank Leahy
Boston College
Nore Dame
Homer Norton
Texas A&m
Lawrence “Buck” Shaw
Santa Clara
Ai Force Academy
New York
Charles
Chuck” Bednarik Penn
George “Bad News
Cafego
Tennessee
Edwin “Babe” Horrell
California
Les Horvath
Ohio State
Lawrence “Larry” Kelley
Yale
William “Wild Bill” Kelly
Montana
John Kitzmiller
Oregon
Gerald “Little Red Arrow” Mann
Southern Methodist University
Joe Louis Collapses in New York Hospital
Former boxing great Joe Louis age 55 was taken to Beekman Downtown Hospital after collapsing on a lower Manhattan street. A spokesman said he is resting comfortably and to remain under observation for a few days. Louis, in New York to promote a new interracial fast food venture, had a long career with 68 wins and just three losses.
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New York
Joe Louis
Lower Manhattan
Louis
Beekman
Downtown
King
Leon Charney
Charney
Joe Louis Food Franchuse Corp
Brown Bomber
Man Cited After Scraped Car Collision at 26th Street
Claude Tomblin 36 of Lavalette was cited by city police for failure to yield after a wreck at 26th Street and Jackson Avenue at 7 45 am. No injuries and 600 dollars damage. He sideswiped Rebecca Dabney 17 of Ashton driving a truck for S S Logan Packing Co. Huntington. Edgar Buchanan, CBS Petticoat Junction co star, once played a dentist. A journalist suggested assigning all Americans an all purpose number.
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Point Pleasant
Claude Tomblim
Lavalette
W. Va
26Th St
Jackson Ave
Tomblin
Pleasant Valley Hospital Road
Rebecca Lou Dabney
Ashton
S. S. Logan Packing Co
Huntington
Edgar Buchanan
CBS
Newtork
Channel 10
Death notices from Shawnee and surrounding towns
Area death notices report Charles Bright of Barberton formerly Shawnee dies at midweek. Jessie A. Wood 86 of Henderson dies after long illness. Leclie Mayes 77 Middleport dies at daughter’s home. Calvin Roberts 88 Gallipolis dies after long illness. Robert W. Lamber 87 Vinton dies in Pike County nursing home. services and survivors listed. Burial details noted for each case.
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Charles Bright
Barberton
Shawnee
New Straitsville
Point Pleasant
Jessie A. Wood
Henderson
Zion Bapist Church
Mohr-Stevens Funeral
Dale Pearson
Charles Kinniard
Concord Cemetery
Fraiay
Middleport
Lecile Mayes
Ernest
Virginia
Florence Street
Gallipolis
Calvin Roberts
Eureka
Lester Elkans
Gallipolis Ferry
Emmanuel
Nancy Doss Roberts
Opal Roberts
Elkins
Clifford Unroe
Ewington
Oie
Meltie Glenn Roberts
Mina Chapel Church
Earl Cre Meens
Vinton Memorial Park
F. L. Stevers
Mercerville
Elkire
Vinton
McCoy
Robert W. Lamber
Pike County
Octava Lykin
Alma Vrewer
Columbus
James Lyken
Hershel Cremeans
New York
Peter Edmons
Huntington
James Hazlett
Mississippi River Shaped by Sediment and Borders
The Mississippi River and its 250 tributaries deposit about 400 million cubic yards of sediment into the sea each year. The river forms boundary lines across portions of ten states, influencing geography and regional borders.
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Mississippi River
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Bakersfield
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Daves Cupper
Tom Edelfsen
Berkeley
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Rosemary Casals
Kerry Melville
Hall OF Fame
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Elizabeth Bennett
Phoenix, Ariz
Charldene Zenner
Norton
Ralph Malcomb
Humphrey Funeral Home
Jessie Wood
Aree, W. Va
George W and
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L. 8. Wood
Walter
South Side
Troy
Thornton and Dale
Stella Mayes
Little Hocking
Hattie Plants
Nelle Wetherheld
Hattie Shilts
McMechen
W Va
Lucille Mayes
Robert W. Lambert
Bie Earth Mover
Hidden Lakes
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Kit Manor
William Swisher
Grant Street
French City Home Center, Inc
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Gallipolis, Ohio
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