Indians Defeat Yankees As Perry Frisk Sparks Backlash
Gaylord Perry dodged umpire checks amid charges he doctored the ball as Cleveland defeated New York 4-2 ending the Yankees eight game streak. Bobby Murcer accused Perry of greasing the ball while Ralph Houk argued with umpires.
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Browns And Indians To Stay In Cleveland For Ten Years
Cleveland officials announced a 10 year agreement to keep the Indians and the Browns in Cleveland. Indians president Nick Mileti said he accepted the proposal from Browns owner Art Modell and Sheldon B. Guren of U S Realty Investments.
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Firestone Bounces GE For Midget Loop Lead
Firestone defeated General Electric 15 to 4 to take the Midget League lead at City Park as both teams remained unbeaten. Dave Lehman earned the win for H&S with a homer, a double, and a single, while Eddie Bush added a solo shot. GE’s Brian Pedigo had a triple and Mike Dougherty a double and a single. Hack Keynes beat VFW 28-2 in the other game as Kiwanis and Logan Clay Products sit 1-1.
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Cleveland Indians Sign Two Draft Picks
The Cleveland Indians signed two more of its free agent draft choices. Pitcher Norman Werd, 21, a left hander from Indiana University, was the Indians' No. 6 pick and will report to the Sarasota farm club. Catcher Bob Daub, 17, from Hicksville High School New York, was No. 20 and will also report to Sarasota.
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New York
No Managers Show For Pony Drawings
Pony League drawings were not held as scheduled last night because no managers attended the organizational meeting. Four teams exist for the 13 to 15 age bracket and men are needed to coach. Contact Harry Westfall, city recreation director, via the Want Ads.
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Baseball Standings From Monday’s AP Scores
The Associated Press reports Monday’s games with standings and scores across the league. Notable results include Houston 13 over Cincinnati 2. Pittsburgh 8 over Montreal 3. Boston 2 over Detroit 1. Baltimore 4 over Milwaukee 3 in 12 innings. California 5 over Kansas City 2. Chicago 3 over Minnesota 2.
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AAU Junior Olympics Set for Columbus July 27 28
The first AAU Junior Olympics will be held in Columbus on July 27 and 28 for youths aged 9 to 17 from a 28‑county Central Ohio area. Sponsored by the Ohio Youth Commission with Ohio State University, the event offers over 20 track and field events with no entry fee. Certificates, ribbons for top five, and team trophies will be awarded. For details contact Recreation Services at 632 E 11th Ave Columbus 43211 or call (614) 469-5836.
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NHL rules out move of California Golden Seals to Indianapolis
CHICAGO AP Finley voiced disappointment after the NHL rejected his bid to relocate the California Golden Seals from Oakland to Indianapolis. The league voted 13 against, two for, with one absent. no league plan to sell or relocate discussed, Finley seeking 6.5 million, NHL offering 6 million.
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Miss Softball America expands girls league in Florida
Clearwater area reports rapid growth of girls only softball teams under Miss Softball America Foundation. About 23 Florida leagues this season with 10 000 participants nationally last year and projected half a million nationwide next year. Regional director Bill Currie notes lack of youth female sports options and says soft ball offers social and activity benefits for teens like Patricia McMullen 15 of St Petersburg.
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The
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Patricia McMullen
St. Petersburg
Hawaii Star Sets Record In One Football Season
Larry Sherrer a 1972 University of Hawaii graduate holds the school's single season rushing record with 1 129 yards.
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Larry Sherrer
University of Hawaii
Unbeaten Logan Eagles Extend Streak To 14 Wins
The Logan Eagles swept a doubleheader at Laurelville, winning 8-1 and 11-4 to move to 14-0 in Hocking Valley Fast Pitch Association play. Vic Vermillion and Joe Sinnott led pitching, with strong hitting from Foster Hood Dick Moore Ike Mellinger and Jim Kuhn. Laurelville’s Parker delivered a late two-run triple in the nightcap.
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NFL Owners May Face Drug Issue Showdown
At the annual NFL owners meeting speculation grows that Commissioner Rozelle will propose urine tests for players to curb drug abuse. The Players Association opposes, calling it privacy invasion while drug rumors involve several star players under narcotics surveillance.
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Up and Coming USAC Drivers Spotlight Bigelow Parsons and Karl
Mount Pocono Pa AP veteran observer Bob Laycock sees three young talents forging futures in USAC champion ship auto racing. Tom Bigelow 33 from Whitewater Wis stands out as a sprint and midget specialist with drive and backing. Johnny Parsons Jr 28 son of 1950 Indy 500 winner shows points in all four divisions in 1969. Jerry Karl 32 from Manchester Pa also gains notice for sprint and USAC champing.
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Aaron Doubts This Is Year To Beat Babe Ruth Record
Milwaukee AP Aaron Harrison? Aaron doubts he will break Babe Ruth’s career home run mark this season. He says too many games ahead and he might hurt himself and the team. He could hit 20 to 25 by all star time to have a shot. He has 19 homers this season and trails Ruth’s 714 by 22. He notes he hit 398 of his 692 with the Braves in Milwaukee. He would love to hit his 715th in Milwaukee if possible.
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Bowling Highlights: Ladies Doubles Scores and Matchups
Mary Hitchcock posted 172 187 165 191 715 as her team edged Evelyn Hewlett 664 with Vivian Ruffner. Judy Mundy led with 684 while Joyce Gessells and Mona Canan split four games, Canan posting 628 and Rose Ruggles. Karen Richards 589 and Carolyn Thomas defeated Joann Wilson 586 and Grace Patterson. Alice Arnold 829 led her pair in an upset over Dora Wilson 601 as Joann Mercer teamed to win three of four. Kim Amnah 649 and Thelma Spradlin split four with Bev Campbell 569 and Cindy Mercer.
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Pocono Schaefer 500 Qualifiers Set After Session
Bigelow and Parsons already qualified for Sundays 400000 Schaefer 500 at Pocono. Karl remains in contention for one of six remaining spots in the 33 car field. A special qualifying session is scheduled for Wednesday morning.
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