Logan Federal Tops Citizens Bank For Slow Pitch Lead
Logan Federal beat Citizens Bank 12-1 to stay undefeated at 7-0 and seize sole control of the Men’s Slow Pitch League lead at City Park. Fred Walter led LF with two doubles and two singles, while Leonard Mays added three singles.
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Logan Federal
Citizens Bank
Cities Bank
City Park
Home Tavern
Hocking Valley Electronics
Swaim
Edge
Farmers & Merchants Bank
General Electric
Logan Eagles
RCI
Leonard Mays
Ike Mellinger
Larry Monk
Butch Walters
HV Electronics
Fred Walter
Mowery
76Ers
F&m Bank
Tom Slater
Ozzie Krannitz
Boys Baseball League Practice Announcements
Orwig Oil Peewee League players meet at 6 p.m. today on the LHS diamond. H and S Firestone Midget League practice at 6 p.m. today and Wednesday at City Park. Kiwanis Midget League 5 30 p.m. Wednesday at City Park. Logan Clay Products Midget League 6 p.m. today City Park and 6 p.m. Tuesday LHS diamond. Rotary Peewee League 5 30 p.m. Tuesday fairgrounds and 10 a.m. Friday LHS diamond. General Electric Midget League 5 p.m. Tuesday at the fairgrounds.
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Orwig Oil
LHS Diamond
H&s Firestone
City Park
Kiwanis
Logan Clay Products
Jack Keynes
Rotary of
Peewee
Fairgrounds
Important Booster Meet Due Tonight
The Chieftain Boosters meet at 8 tonight in the Logan High School vocational agriculture building to plan 4th of July activities and events for the 1973 74 school year.
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Chieftain
Logan High School
Elder, Graham, East win state titles in Ohio spring sports
Cincinnati Elder capped a golden year with a 9-0-1 football 22-4 basketball and 27-1 baseball record winning the Class AAA baseball title 7-1 over Glenville at Ohio State. St Paris Graham claimed Class AA while Portsmouth East finished 18-0 with a 5-3 win over Adena Buckeye West.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cincinnati
Panthers
Elder
Cleveland Glenville
Ohio State University
St. Paris Graham
Portsmouth
St. Paris
Beloit West Branch
Tim West
Portsmouth East
Adena Buckeye West
Glenville
Terry Jones
Columbus Central
Graham
Gary Kite
Bowling league notes from Saturday matches
Saturday bowling results show Tigers led by Ron Castle's 576 winning two games over Pin Busters where Kay Edward scored 450 for the losers. Choppers swept Pin Splitters as Sharon Walter carded 372 for the losers. Mona Canan led Dumb Duds with 514 across four games, toppling Just Anything. Curt Souders 460 paced the losers. Just Us swept Team 8 behind Rick Ruffner's 473 while Dick Ruff posted 548 for the losers. Gene Wolfe sparked Lucky Strikes with 439 in three wins over Four Aces. Jerry Hawk led Four Aces with 422.
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Tigers
Ron Castle
Kay Edward
Choppers
Sharon Walter
Mona Canan
Curt Souders
Just Us
Rick Ruffner
Dick Ruff
Gene Wolfe
Jerry Hawk
French Tennis Title Taken By Mrs. Court
Mrs. Court defeated Chris Evert in a dramatic French open final 3-0 6-7 7-6 6-4 at Roland Garros. The 18-year-old Evert impressed Paris crowds but Court claimed the premier clay crown for the fifth time.
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Mrs. Court
Paris
Margaret Court
Bobby Riggs
Chris Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Roland Garros
Chris
Rome
Wimbledon
Forest Hills
Riggs
Tom Gorman
U.S
Seattle
Wash
Ilie Nastase
Romania
Adriano Panatta
Italy
Nikki Pilic
Yugoslavia
Major League Leaders National League and American League batting leaders
Lists show NL batting average leaders Maddox and Watson tied 351, Bonds and others top runs and hits, Ferguson leading RBIs, Stargell and Aaron homer totals, Morgan and Cedeno stolen bases. pitching leaders Wise and Billingham with 3.21 and 3.23 ERAs, Seaver and Carlton strikeout leaders. AL highlights Mayberry RBIs, Otis and Murcer hits, North steals, Holtzman notable line, Ryan strikeouts.
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Bonds
Watson
Hun
Ferguson
Bench
Cin
Fuentes
Metzger
Htn
Sanguillen
Pgh
Stargell
H.aaron
Mayberry
Otis
Melton
Chi
Murcer
R.jackson
Oak
D.allen
Kirkpatrick
Rojas
Carew
Min
Coggins
Bal
Bumbry
E.brinkman
Det
Spencer
Tex
North
Harper
Ben
Holtzman
Garber
N.ryan
Cal
Singer
Safety First claims by USAC on Indianapolis 500 safety
USAC President Reynold C. MacDonald says deaths and injuries at this year’s Indianapolis 500 should not be used to indict racing. Directors quickly approved rule changes including rear wing width cut from 64 to 55 inches and fuel carried only on the left with a 40 gallon tank.
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Indianapolis
U.S. Auto Club
USAC
Reynold C. MacDonald
MacDonald
Federici To Defend Ohio Seniors Crown
James Federici of Findlay will seek a third straight Ohio Seniors title at Westbrook Country Club in Mansfield. He defeated Carl Menelle of Canton in a playoff for the 1972 crown. both tied with 150 after 36 holes at Canton Brookside Country Club. A 264-player field ages 55 and older competes in the event sponsored by the Ohio Golf Association.
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Mansfield
Ohio
James Federici
Findlay
Westbrook Country Club
Federici
Carl Menelle
Canton
Canton Brookside Country Club
Ohio Golf Association
Perez and Carroll Spark Reds Past Pirates in Pittsburgh
Tony Perez belted a grand slam and Clay Carroll, despite a pulled thigh, limited the Pirates as Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 5 1 ending their six game win streak. Carroll left after 82 1 3 innings with Pedro Borbon finishing.
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Pittsburgh
Tony Perez
Cincinnati Reds
Clay ‘Hawk’ Carroll
Three Rivers Stadium
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hawk
Perez
Carroll
Reds
Pirates
Bob Robertson
Milt May
Sparky Anderson
Anderson
Pedro Borbon
Robertson
Gene Alley
Fer
Baseball standings and scattered results across leagues
The report lists standings in the American and National Leagues with New York and Kansas City leading East and West divisions respectively. It notes Saturday and Sunday games including New York beating California and Boston, Minnesota defeating Detroit, and Milwaukee edging Chicago in long games. It also mentions Expos past Dodgers, Cardinals over Astros, and Mets ending a skid with Tom Seaver’s win.
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New York
San Diego
Montreal
Los Angeles
W. L. Pet. G.B
Detroit
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Boston
Cleveland
West Chicago
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Oakland
Texas
Chicago
Nals
Houston Astros
New York Mets
San Diego Padres
Philadelphia
Ken Brett
Giants
Dave Kingman
Rader
Hal Breeden
al Downing
Clyde Mashore
Tommy John
Expos
Dodgers
St. Louis
Houston
Tom Seaver
Mets
Pittsburgh
West San Francisco
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Franisco
Delphia
San Francisco
Weiskopf Captures Kemper Open In Substantial Win
Tom Weiskopf, chasing titles, led from the start to win the Kemper Open at Quail Hollow by three strokes with a final round 68. He finished 19 under par at 271, earning $40,000 from a $200,000 purse and moving to fourth on the season money list. Lanny Wadkins was runner up at 274, with other top finishers including Dave Hill and Lou Graham. Arnold Palmer and Lee Trevino finished far back.
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Charlotte
N.C
Tom Weiskopf
Jack Nicklaus
Weiskopf
Nicklaus
Quail Hollow Country Club
Lanny Wadkins
Dave Hill
Lou Graham
Leonard Thompson
Cesar Sanudo
Art Wall
Ken Still
Mac McLendon
Dan Sikes
John
New Zealand
Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
Trevino
Palmer
Bruce Crampton
Gary Player
Tommy Aaron
Wadkins
Nicklaus, Crampton, Trevino
Foreman to Defend Title in Tokyo Sept 1
George Foreman will defend his world heavyweight title against Joe King Roman in Tokyo on September 1 in a two-championship program promoter Muneo Mizoguchi announced. Roman is ranked No 10 by the WBC while Ricardo Arredondo and Morito Kashiwaba meet for the junior lightweight title.
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Tokyo
George Foreman
United States
Joe
Roman
Puerto Rico
Muneo Mizoguchi
World Boxing Council
WBC
Ricardo Arredondo
Mexico
Morito Kashiwaba
Japan
Silent Otis Delivers Royals Ninth Inning Win
Amos Otis provided a two run single with two outs in the ninth as Kansas City beat Cleveland 5 4. The rally started with Paul Schaal, Gail Hopkins walked, Bevacqua bunt, Rojas singled scoring the runner, and Bobby Floyd scored the decisive run after a Mayberry RBI earlier.
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Kansas City
Amos Otis
Kansas City Royals
Cleveland
Otis
Paul Schaal
Gail Hopkins
Kurt Bevacqua
Force Schaal
Cookie Rojas
Rojas
Jim Wohlford
John Mayberry
Ed Farmer
Jack McKeon
Bobby Floyd
Floyd
Fred Patek
Swords' McKay Named Top AHL Defenseman
Cincinnati Swords defenseman Ray McKay 6 foot 4 was named Eddie Shore Trophy winner as the league's top defenseman. He anchored a unit that led the team to the AHL title and ranked second overall in the circuit.
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Swords
McKay
AHL
Cincinnati, Ohio
Ray McKay
Cincinnati Swords
Eddie Shore
Cincinnati
Aeros woo Henri Richard in bid for NHL star
The Houston Aeros seek to recruit Henri Richard captain of the Montreal Canadiens. Richard met with Aeros official Doug Harvey in Montreal during the weekend to discuss the potential move.
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Houston Aeros
Wooing Henri Richard
Montreal
Henri Richard
World Hockey Association
Richard
Montreal Canadiens
National Hockey League
Doug Harvey
The
Aeros
Kathy Cornelius Wins Sealy-Faberge Classic
Kathy Cornelius won the $100,000 Sealy-Faberge Golf Classic in Las Vegas on the first playoff hole against Judy Rankin after enduring barbs and jokes from two Hollywood stars.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Kathy Cornelius
Judy Rankin
Minnesota Heads to NCAA World Series After 14-Inning Win
Minnesota Golden Gophers advance to the NCAA World Series in Omaha June 8 14 after a 7-6 win over Southern Illinois. Tim Grice hit a grand slam in Saturday's 6-3 lead and was named tournament outstanding player. Dennis Allar scores on a difficult play as Joe Comer grounds to Stan Mann and Mann’s throw skips away.
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Carbondale
Ill
Minnesota
Golden Gophers
Tim Grice
Omaha
Southern Illinois
Dennis Allar
Joe Comer
Stan Mann
Mann
Larry Calafetti
Allar
Calafetti
Grice
Liu
Ken Kral
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F&m
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Sam Huston
Conrad
Honda
Sugar
Tye Warren
Cincy Elder
Ed Conaway
Kite
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Ronn McNeely
Gary Cornell
Atlas Goldenaire
Atlas
Atlas Shock Sale
White
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Major League
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Lif
Safety First
Nando Gonzalez
San Francisco Giants
Dave Rader
Garry Maddox
Philadelphia Phillies
Montreal Expos
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta Braves
Associated Press
Kemper
Foreman
Silent Otis
Pena
Hunter Street
Logan, Ohio
Nick’s
Ser
E . Logan
Belville
Motor Car, Inc
Chevrolet
Motor Car, Inc. Used Car Lot
Sears
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