Lancaster Wins LEC Golf Tournament Led by Dan Lambright
Dan Lambright fired even par 144 to lead Lancaster to a 21 stroke win at the Southeastern Ohio Golf Association Tournament at Lancaster Country Club. Gene Charney of Logan shared medalist runner up with 147. Logan finished sixth in team play. Circleville second after Saturday, with several teams listed in final standings.
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Dan Lambright
Lancaster Country Club
Logan
Lambright
Gene Charney
Hocking Hills Country Club
New Straitsville Native Wins Trapshoot Crown
Richard Butch Sayre a New Straitsville native and New Lexington insurance salesman captured the State Handicap crown at the 8th annual Ohio State Trapshoot in Vandalia Sayre tied with Coleman and Gerber after a 99 from 25 yards then ran 50 straight in the shootoff to win With 7 459 participants the tournament set a day record of 360 200 birds shot and the Grand American event was described as the world’s biggest trapshooting venue Also victorious were Fred Bischel and Cathy Bischel in the doubles division with scores of 98 and 90 respectively
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Richard
Butch) Sayre
Coleman
Gerber
Ron Peters
America
Fred Bischel
Gahanna
Logan School District Milk Bid Notice 1973 74
Logan City Board of Education invites proposals for supplying milk and dairy products for the 1973 74 school year. Bids must be received by Clerk Wittekind by 12 noon Monday July 23 1973. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
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LAGAL
Logan
E Board
Logan City Board of Education
Wittekind
Boys Instructional Program to Begin in Logan Area
Logan area boys aged seven and eight who joined summer recreation baseball are reminded the Instructional League starts this week. Those turning seven by Aug. 1 report at 10 a.m. Tuesday at the LHS diamond, while those turning eight by Aug. 1 report at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the LHS diamond.
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Logan Area
LHS
Hoosier Futurity Heads For High Purses
The 37th annual Hoosier Futurity at the Indiana State Fair seeks a bigger purse as 2 year old colt and filly trotting and pacing nominees rise 50 over last year, according to Howard Armstrong secretary-treasurer of the Indiana Trotting and Pacing Horse Association.
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Indianapolis
Howard Armstrong
Connersville
Indiana Trotting and Pacing Horse Association
Pirates Reliever Dave Giusti Turns 33 This November
Relief ace Dave Giusti of the Pittsburgh Pirates will celebrate his 33rd birthday on November 27. He has been a key bullpen figure this season, delivering steady relief for the club.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Dave Giusti
Second-Half Opens in Men’s Slow Pitch League
Logan Federal stomped Goodyear 16-4 and Citizens Bank defeated General Electric 21-2 as the second-half started at City Park. Swaim's 76 edged East End Carry-Out 9-5, and Logan Monument beat Hocking Valley Electronics 14-4. Logan Federal benefited from an 11-run fifth. Sam Mays led with a double and three singles.
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Goodyear
Citizens Bank
General Electric
City Park
Swaim
East End
Logan Monument
Hocking Valley Electronics
Sam Mays
Courtney Hanning
Chuck Steward
Dick Klontz
Federals
George Yeknich
Mike Slack
Larry Fink
Bartow
Roberts
76Ers
Chris Stiverson
Swaim’s
Steve Freeman
Tim Mundy
HV Electronics
George Gossman
Monument Attack
Harry Matheny
Chuck Helber
RCI
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Home Tavern
F&m
Eagles
Baseball Standings by the Associated Press
Philadelphia leads in a Sunday slate with wins over Montreal and Pittsburgh while San Diego falls. Chicago loses to St Louis. Houston and San Francisco split, Atlanta also wins and drops two. The Los Angeles and Cincinnati game rounds out the day.
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Philadelphia
Montreal
San Diego
Atlanta
New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Houston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Major League Leaders in American and National Leagues
The American League leaders include Blomberg with a .410, Mayberry with 53 runs and 18 home runs, and R Jackson leading in hits with 81. Pitching leaders show Colborn 2.01 ERA with 6 decisions and N Ryan 155 strikeouts. In the National League Bonds leads with 71 runs and 94 hits, Stargell tops home runs with 22, and Morgan 31 stolen bases. Seaver 105 strikeouts leads NL pitchers.
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W.horton
Del
Mayberry
R.jackson
Oak
D.allen
Chi
North
Alomar
Cal
Colborn
Mil
Lee
Ben
N.ryan
Singer
Mota LA
Unser
Phi
Bonds
Watson
Hun
Cin
Stargell
Pgh
Fuentes
Cardenal
Staub
Simmons
St L
T.perez
Russell
Metzger
Htn
Sanguillen
H.aaron
Atl
Morgan
Cedeno
McAnally
Man
Parker
Seaver
Carlton
Sutton
Sue Berning Wins Heritage Open with stellar putting
Sue Berning captures the LPGA Heritage Village Open in Southbury Connecticut firing a four under par 69 to win 4500 of the 30000 purse. Her 54 hole total of 12 under 207 set a tour season low and broke the 211 record while trailing Mary Lou Kroker Kathy Ahern early and finishing four strokes ahead of Sandra Haynie. Jane Blalock shot five under Sunday to tie for third with Kroker and Ahern.
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Southbury
Mary Lou Krock
Kathy Ahern
Sandra Haynie
Jane Blalock
Mrs. Krocker
Miss Ahern
NFL Owners Eye Expansion and Drug Problems
NFL owners gather in New York to discuss expansion timing and a spike in drug use among players. Commissioner Rozelle will present guidelines to curb abuse amid federal investigations and player association pushback on drug testing proposals.
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New York
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
New York Times
NFL
NFL Players Association
House Commerce _Investigations
Sale of Thoroughbreds Slated for Sept 30 in Sunbury
The Ohio Breeder's Sales Co plans a thoroughbred sale of all ages on Sunday September 30 at the Ohio Thoroughbred Center pavilion in Sunbury. Sale manager Bob Gulick says the July 15 entry deadline will be strictly enforced and a complete pedigree must be compiled for each horse consigned.
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Sunbury, Ohio
Ohio Breeder’s Sales Co
Ohio Thoroughbred Center
Bob Gulick
Gulick
Dodgers Batter Cincy Reds Fisticuffs Mar AL Contests
Ken McMullen surprised the Dodgers by returning to the dugout and delivering a big weekend, including a homer and three RBIs in a 5 2 win over Cincinnati as LA widened its NL West lead. Garvey also homered and Downing notched his sixth win.
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Dodgers
Cincy Reds
Pony League Drawings Slated Tonight
Pony League drawings will be held at 7 tonight in room 203 of the junior high building. All prospective managers and anyone interested in helping a team are urged to attend. Use the west side entrance.
Bowling Notes Saturday Nite Mixed Results
Saturday Nite Mixed Just Us led by Richard Ruffner with 486 won two games from Lucky Strikes. Ron Castle sparked Tigers with 564 as they swept three from Just Anything. Jackie Chambers 463 for Pin Splitters, Walter Sharon 428, took a pair from Beginners Luck. Dick Ruff 593 for losers. Greg Canan 535 for Dumb Duds helped them top Choppers in three games. Harold Sheets 498 for losers. Cavender Edwards 451 led Pin Busters to two wins over Four Aces while Jerry Hawk 444 paced the losers.
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Just Us
Richard Ruffner
Tigers
Ron Castle
Jackie Chambers
Walter Sharon
Dick Ruff
Greg Canan
Harold Sheets
Pin Busters
Cavender Edwards
Jerry Hawk
Secretariat to Race at Arlington Park June 30
The Belmont Stakes winner Secretariat will race at Arlington Park on June 30 in a three horse match race. Trainer Lucien Laurin and owner Helen Tweedy approved the move to let the public see him, agreeing with jockey Ron Turcotte who called him the horse of the people.
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New York
Secretariat
Ron Turcotte
Arlington Park
Lucien Laurin
Helen Tweedy
Turcotte
Bruce Crampton Wins American Golf Classic
Bruce Crampton wins the American Golf Classic at Firestone, earning 32 000 for the victory and pushing his season earnings above 200 000. The Australian leads the money list and nears 1 million in career earnings, finishing 273 for seven under par.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Akron, Ohio
Bruce Crampton
Crampton
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Lee Trevino
Joan
Jay
Firestone Country Club
Gay Brewer
Lanny Wadkins
Bob Murphy
Murphy
Wadkins
Brewer
Tom Weiskopf
Forrest Fezler
Weiskopf
Fezler
Emory Jay Prevails at River Downs in Ohio Race
Emory Jay captured the Dayton Handicap at River Downs in Cincinnati. Gallant Tube finished second and Blaze of Honor placed third as Emory Jay won by two lengths in 1 46 2 5 over the mile and a sixteenth. Breyer's Best and Elmore were also mentioned as bettors’ favorites for the six furlong feature.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Breyer
Best
Elmore
River Downs
Emory Jay
Dayton
Gallant Tube
Blaze of Honor
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Charney
Cambridge
Gallipolis
Chillicothe
Jackson
Hocking Hills
Steve Engle
Jim Blanton
Charles Keller
Andy Sirota
Neil Hawk
Frank Downhour
Norm Watts
R. E. Butts
Pat Eddy
Marietta
Don Fenton
Harold Offenberger
Merchan
Circleville
New Straitsville
Jack Neal
Athens
Cathy Bischel
Bischel
Cathy
Dittmar Sales & Service
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Lancaster, Ohio
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Sue Berning
Heritage
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Hal Bock
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Bob Coluccio
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Lloyd Allen
Kirkpatrick
Lou Piniella
Piniella
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Arlington
Lee Ai
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East
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Wee Quimrete
East Main Street
Belville Motor Car, Inc
Belville
Motor Car, Inc
Sears
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