Ironton Tigers Edge Solon For AA State Baseball Title
Ironton Tigers rally for two seventh-inning runs to beat Solon 3-2 and claim the Class AA state baseball title. Jeff Collins earned the win, improving to 4-0, with Jerry Murnahan closing in relief for Ironton.
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Jimmy Payne
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Oakland A's Sweep Orioles 2-0 in Doubleheader
The Oakland A's shut out Baltimore 2-0 in both games of a Sunday doubleheader. Catfish Hunter and a trio of relievers combined on the first game, while Darold Knowles, Rollie Fingers, and Dave Hamilton did so in the nightcap. Sal Bando drove in two runs with a homer in the opener, as Oakland improved its record and Baltimore continued a rough season.
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Milwaukee
Baltimore
Ellie Hendricks
Boog Powell
Mark Belanger
Andy Etchebarren
Don Buford
Brooks Robinson
Paul Blair
Dave Johnson
Catfish Hunter
Orioles
Dave Hamilton
Rollie Fingers
Darold Knowles
Sal Bando
Mike Cuellar
Doyle Alexander
Joe Rudi
Reggie Jackson
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Tom Timmerman
Twins
Mickey Stanley
Bert Blyleven
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Angels
Alex Johnson
Milt Wilcox
Leroy Stanton
Dick Allen
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Carlos May
Mel Stottlemyre
Bill Melton
Ron Blomberg
Yanks
John Curtis
Red Sox
Paul Schaal
Royals
Tommy Harper
Skip Lockwood
Rich Hand
Mike Paul
Horacio Pina
Brewers
Sportsman Club Seeks New Members
The Lo Hock Sportsman Club launches its annual membership drive inviting area hunters and shooting enthusiasts aged 19 and up. A June 10 meeting at Nickel Plate Rd grounds offers $8 yearly dues with discounts for wives and children, plus a year’s American Rifleman subscription and NRA membership. Members gain full access to club ranges and planned activities for all members.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Results From AP
The Associated Press presents standings and weekend results across leagues. American League show Oakland and Cleveland trading wins and losses. Texas dominates Milwaukee. Kansas City leads with a 7 0 scoreline. National League East features New York atop a tight race with Pittsburgh and Chicago, while the West centers on Los Angeles Cincinnati and Houston jockeying for position. Weekend games include New York over Atlanta and Chicago over San Diego among others.
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Bowling Highlights From Saturday Night League
Bowling highlights list high scores and two game results from a Saturday league. Don D Lightfoot led Don Dons with 474, Bob Coakley 523 topped Strangers, John Stage 537 fueled Noisy Bunch, Flo Moore 502 paced Four Moores losers, Charles Walker 454 led Team 3, Mike Biggs 576 led RBI losers, Ralph Whalen 548 powered Ding Bats, Jim Mowery 541 boosted Four Choppers, and Tom Gleissner 497 was top for Toters losers.
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Bob Coakley
Noisy Bunch
John Stage
Flo Moore
Team 3
Charles Walker
RBI
Mike Biggs
Ding Bats
Ralph Whalen
Tom Gleissner
Choppers
Jim Mowery
Toters
John Mullins
Boys Baseball Practice Announcements
General Electric of the Midget League will practice at 5 30 p m Wednesday at City Park. Saving Hardware of the Peewee League will practice at 7 p m today at the LHS diamond.
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Sanders edges Trevino to win Kemper Open by one stroke
Doug Sanders claimed his 19th tour victory with a dramatic one stroke win at the Kemper Open in Charlotte. He finished 13 under par 275 after a final 68, one shot ahead of Lee Trevino who missed a 10 foot birdie on the last hole.
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Lee Trevino
Spiro Agnew
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Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
American League batting leader Piniella of Kansas City hits .333 after 90 at bats. Runs leader Harper of Boston and Tovar of Minnesota tied at 30. D Allen of Chicago drives in 37, R Jackson of Oakland 28. Piniella tops hits with 56, Rudi 53. Oakland’s Rudi leads with 11 doubles while Harper and Jackson tie at 10. McCraw 4 triples, Fisk 3, Rudi 3. Duncan and Jackson each hit 10 home runs. D Nelson of Texas leads with 18 steals. Kaat of Minnesota 6-1 with 1.84 ERA and Blyleven 4-1 3.98. Lolich of Detroit 73 strikeouts.
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Baseball season leaders from the league stats list
Batting leaders show Sang uillen and M Alou tied for average at .350. Morgan leads runs with 44 and Bonds follows with 38. Kingman and Stargell top RBIs, Brock and Bonds share hits, and St Louis ties for doubles with 58. Stolen bases feature Morgan and Brock with 19 and 16 respectively. Strikeout leader Carlton with 101.
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Peewee League Rosters Announced for 1972 Season
Logan's Peewee baseball program saved for 1972 after volunteers respond to final appeal for coaches. Two women Sue Dougherty and Karin Kline join as managers of Saving Hardware team. Roster lists include Bob's Pizza, Saving Hardware, Elberfelds, Lions, Tschudy's Paint, Rotary, Orwig Oil, Shaw Realty, Moose clubs with numerous players and named managers.
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Bob’s Pizza
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Mike Stewart
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Steven Mowery
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Bill Blair
Scott Jones
Glenn Boyd
Steve Pedigo
George Mara
Brant Ellars
Greg Jones
Richard Carpenter
Ronnie Arehart
Dan Dougherty
Jerry Hite
Chris North
Todd Tansky
Chris Unger
Ronnie Spicer
Gary Waltz
Jeff Patton
Kenneth Spence
Ricky Cook
Stoney Joy
Phillip Teal
Greg England
Jim Bailey
Brian Martyn
Ralph Thompson
Elberfeld
Mark Claywell
Keith Hemsworth
Scott Flowers
Mark Snyder
Steve Masure
Bob Fisk
Richard Hall
R. D. Woltz
Bench’s Double Beats Phillies as Reds Win Seventh Straight
Cincinnati’s bench hit a two run double off a shift by Denny Doyle to beat Philadelphia 2 0. Jack Billingham allowed six hits in 7 23 innings with relief from Tom Hall and Clay Carroll. Reds extend streak to seven while Phillies slump to eight losses in nine. Benches comments reflect on Phillies youth and pressure. Mike Siani of Villanova had 49 catches last season with 14 touchdowns.
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Frank Lucchesi
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Tom Hall
Clay Carroll
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Don Money
Tommy Hutton
Trevor Homer Wins British Amateur Title
Trevor Homer, 28, beat Alan Thirlwell, 43, 4 and 3 over 36 holes to win the British Amateur Championship at Royal St. George’s in Sandwich England. American entrants started with 43, with Kemp Richardson and Dick Siderowf advancing to the late rounds. Homer eagled the 490-yard seventh in both rounds and used a decisive run of eagle birdie birdie to lead by five at one point.
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New High Jump Mark Set At Ohio Classic
Lorain Catholic’s Bob Francis set a new meet record in the ninth annual Ohio Classic high school track meet at Mansfield Malabar. The Class A state champion cleared 6 feet 7 inches to top the previous mark of 6 feet 6 inches set last year.
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Billie Jean King Wins French Open Crown in Paris
Billie Jean King defeated Evonne Goolagong 6-3 6-3 to win the French Open women’s singles, capturing the only major title that had eluded her. The win follows six years of competition at the event, and honors King’s long string of major titles including Wimbledon and U.S. championships.
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