Astros Oust Reds to Move Back Into NL West Lead
Houston gains first place in the National League West by routing Cincinnati 9-5. Cesar Cedeno goes 4-for-4 with three runs as Doug Rader hits a three run homer in a six run third inning. George Culver improves to 2-0, Wayne Simpson falls to 4-2.
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Andretti Trains for Schaefer 500 Amid Rainout Woes
Mario Andretti, a top favorite in the 43-entry Schaefer 500 at Pocono, commuted 35 miles daily for a week as rain from tropical storm Agnes halted 2.5 mile oval practice. He jokes about weather while Pocono officials plan a full practice day after storms.
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Zaplata Wins AA Crown In Trapshoot
In Vandalia Ohio Terry Zaplata 24 a machinist and five year shooter shot 200 straight tar gets to win the Class AA championship at the Ohio State Tournament. He completed a 325 total over two days and led the field with a best ever score while Walter Borchers and Joan Harbage also posted top finishes in their divisions.
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Grove City
Boys Baseball Practice Schedules Announced
H S Firestone of Midget League will practice at 2 p.m. Saturday at City Park. Goodyear and Logan Daily News of Pony League will play a practice game at 3 p.m. Saturday at the fairgrounds.
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Sikes and Jamieson Lead Round at Western Open
R H Sikes and Jim Jamieson shot 68s to lead the Western Open at Sunset Ridge Golf Club in Northbrook. Defending champ Bruce Crampton struggled with 73 as Sikes praised Dutch Harrison for help with old clubs aiding his round. Jamieson recovered from a slow back nine with strong front nine including an eagle on the 4th.
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St. Louis
Slow Pitch Games Rescheduled and Loop Meeting Set
Logan men's slow pitch league games rained out. Tuesday and Thursday nights added to first round. June 20 games moved to July 6 and June 22 games to July 9. League managers to meet June 28 at the Logan Sports Shop at 8 p.m. Second-half rosters due.
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Jockey Ed Snell Wins Three At River Downs
Cincinnati race report notes Ed Snell rode five River Downs races on Thursday securing wins in the third fifth and sixth races. He placed Dancing Double second in the feature eighth. Amber won the feature by 1 lengths, paying $25.60. Dancing Double paid $3.40 and $2.80, Loving Look returned $3.40.
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Bowling Highlights From Local League Scores and Standouts
Meadow Larks led by Annamae Anderson with 475 swept Road Runners as Pat Porter 485 for the losers. Humming Birds toppled by Shirley Bowlby 503 across 160-180-163 games beat Car dinals with Mona Canan 434 in the loss. Canaries led by Barb Souders 433 took two from Blue Birds as Corene Callender 457 was on the losing side. John Ruggles 642 and Greg Canan split four games with Gary Bowlby who had 458 and Dennis Hammond. John Fick 537 and Phillip Lightfoot won three of four from Mike Tschudy 447 and Dennis Tschudy. Bill Hammond 700 with Ed Russell 648 led four games over Mark Wolfe 359 and Jeff Strawn.
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Testimony Scheduled At Sports Hearing
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn Football Commissioner Pete Rozelle and Clarence Campbell president of the National Hockey League were to testify before the Senate Commerce Committee today on a proposed federal sports commission. Leon Hart and John Penelli of the National Football League Alumni Association were also listed to testify.
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Logan Eagles Regain Lead In Fast Pitch Softball Race
The Logan Eagles moved one game ahead in the Hocking Valley Fast Pitch Association by sweeping Alps Restaurant in a Sunday twin bill. The Eagles won 7 1 in the opener and 15 0 in the nightcap as Vic Vermillion and Joe Sinnott pitched three hitters. Randy Sinnott, Larry Heidlebaugh and Francis Schrader led at the plate with multiple hits.
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Quick Work Captures Scioto Downs Feature Stakes
Quick Work moved from fifth at half to win by three lengths in the $12,900 Challenge Stake for 3-year-olds at Scioto Downs. The mile event finished in 2:05 2-5, paying $4.60, $3.20 and $2.40. Klaus paid $8.20 and $4 for second, Majestic Cliff paid $1 for show. Attendance was 4,082 with a handle of $22,273.
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Medico Life Insurance Company Compliance Certificate Issued
The Ohio Department of Insurance certifies Medico Life Insurance Company of Nebraska complied with state laws and is authorized to transact insurance in Ohio for the current year. Financials as of December 31, 1970 show admitted assets 1,337,257.38. liabilities 105,850.04. net assets 1,231,406.44. capital 602,000.00. surplus 629,106.44. income 168,818.83. expenditures 107,835.60. Signed in Columbus, Ohio by Kenneth E. DeShetler, Superintendent of Insurance, July 1, 1971.
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