If You Can't Hit Get Hit Tigers Win on HBP in 10 9 Showdown
Detroit wins 10 9 over Kansas City after Fred Scherman is hit by a pitch with the bases loaded in the ninth. Norm Cash, Dick McAuliffe, Gates Brown, Al Kaline, and Willie Horton contribute to a late rally as KC pitcher Tom Burgmeier yields the decisive run.
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Catholic Youth Stay Unbeaten in Softball League
The Church Recreation Softball League saw Catholic Youth Stay unbeaten with a 5-0 win over Beaverdam as Jeff Webster pitched a six hit shutout. Cobb's Corners edged Sparta CMA 14-13 behind Len Ongley's victory and three-hit leaders Spince and Dean. In girls play Jupiter won the championship 16-15 over Mars with Linds Grape driving in the winning run. Nancy McLaughlin led Jupiter with four runs and Chris Heacox and Cathy Elchynski added three apiece. Larry Mattox took the loss for Sparta.
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Western Auto Dominates UC Cherry Hill in 13-1 Victory
Walt Jewell pitched the Corry Western Auto to a 13-1 win over Cherry Hill of Union City last night on the latter's field. He yielded two hits and walked as many, while catcher Ron Harrington powered the offense with four safeties, two doubles. George Towns and Larry Pustelak added three hits each as UC pitcher Dave Pring took the loss.
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Crotty-Ferrando Defends Warren Title Invitational
The Crotty-Ferrando softball team, dominant in the South Erie County league, will defend its Warren title in the Warren Invitational. Auto Dealers are the defending champions in the 24-team, double elimination event with opening games set for tomorrow morning and Crotty-Ferrando starting at ILam.
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Rec Pirates Win Forfeit In Teen League Season Finale
The City Recreation Baseball League notes the Pirates won by forfeit as the Giants failed to field a team. Standings show Braves 7-1, Indians 6-3, Giants 5-5, Pirates 4-9 with four games left in the 1971 regular season. Next week features Braves Indians, Pirates Indians, and Giants Braves matchups.
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Reds Pitcher Roberts Tops NL. Rose, Anderson Laud Padres
Pete Rose and Sparky Anderson praise Dave Roberts as the NL's best left handed pitcher, detailing his 2.15 ERA, five hit allowed, and 96 pitch effort in a 5-1 Padres win over Cincinnati. Pirates beat Dodgers 8-4. Cardinals beat Mets. Braves top Giants.
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Redskins New Mentor Calls Broken Rib A Good Omen
Washington coach George Allen says a fractured rib could herald a winning season after a practice mishap in which Leslie Duncan upended him. Allen recalled breaking a hand in 1966 to illustrate his optimism, while Cowboys star Duane Thomas pushed for a trade amid contract tensions and other Chiefs negotiations progress.
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