Rally spills Wehrle as Ironton eyes Class AA title
Ironton beat Columbus Wehrle 9 7 in eight innings to reach the Class AA final behind Jerry Murnahan's 11 strikeouts and a late two run double. Dave Kriebel added a homer and Keith Parker, Rick Boykin, Greg Spence and Jim Tardiff fueled a 14 hit Ironton attack.
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Bench Homer In 17th Gives Reds Victory
Johnny Bench hit two home runs including a 17th inning three run shot as the Cincinnati Reds beat the Philadelphia Phillies 6 to 3 in 17 innings. The game featured a 49 minute rain delay and five errors, four by the Reds, with 16 251 fans watching at Philadelphia.
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Hidden Haven Leads Riverview League Golf Standings
Hidden Haven holds a 12-8 win over River view to lead the Riverview Golf League with 64 points, seven clear of Scenic Lanes in second. Other top teams include Miller-Vermillion, Larry's, and Myers Insurance as weekly results show Scenic Lanes edging Eagles and multiple 15%-4 to 16- beats across divisions. Medalists include Robert Jurgensmier, Paul Johnson, Darrell Horney, Bill Miller, and Lon Vermillion across flights.
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Boys Baseball Practice Announcements
Moose of Peewee League will practice at 5 30 p m today at LHS diamond. VFW of Midget League will practice at 4 p m Monday at H S. Firestone of Midget League will practice at 6 p m Monday at City Park.
Gilbert Surges to Kemper Open Lead at Quail Hollow
Gibby Gilbert shot a five under 67 tying for first with Cesar Sanudo Dave Hill and Billy Casper after two rounds at the Kemper Open in Charlotte North Carolina. Hill posted a 66 while Gilbert relied on a new stance and four birdies from 15 to 25 feet to reach 135 nine under par.
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Miracle Lee Wins Lebanon Feature
Miracle Lee, driven by Mike Woebkenberg of Lebanon, overtook Frisco Travel in the stretch to win Lebanon Raceway's ninth race by a neck. The mile took 2 04 3 5, with $15, $4.20, and $5.20 payouts. Frisco Travel paid $6.40 and $6.60, Gail Diller paid $4.20. Royal Wilson and Ruben L produced a $112.20 perfecta in race ten, while Tuckaway Helen and Sharon Ranger paired for a $39.20 daily double.
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Injuries Mark NCAA Track Meet As USC UCLA Clash
Injuries dominated the NCAA meet as USC faced a key injury while UCLA benefited. Connecticut's Ron Evans won the decathlon with 7571 points, surpassing the NCAA mark. UCLA's Warren Edmonson won the 100 in 10.1 seconds after a 10.0 semifinal, and Johnny Halberstadt took the 5 mile with 28:50.4 amid foot problems for Minnesota's Gary Bjorklund.
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Ray Hupp
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Leon Brown
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King Goolagong in French Open final clash
Evonne Goolagong and Billie Jean King reach the women's final at Roland Garros after semifinal wins. Goolagong, 20, defeated Francoise Durr 9-7 6-4 on center court, while King, from Palm-Aire Florida, beat Helga Masthoff 6-4 6-4 in her first French Open semifinal.
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Luther Hanover Wins Scioto Feature
Luther Hanover trotted the mile in a new lifetime mark of 1:59 1-5 to win the featured race at Scioto Downs Friday night. He paid $6.20, $2.60 and $2.80. The 2-4 daily double Lenawee Song and C.E's Sammy paid $10.20 and the 1-3 quinella $47.40. A crowd of 7,520 wagered $374,921.
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