Reds Blank Dodgers As Nolan Wins 10th
Cincinnati m nager Sparky Anderson notes the team's road record as Gary Nolan fires a 5-0 shutout to hand the Dodgers their widest deficit of the season. Nolan improves to 10-0 while Los Angeles manages eight hits with no runs. Manny Mota pins four knocks, boosting his average to .342 as Alston vows to spark the offense.
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al Downing
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Hilltoppers blank Eagles 28 to 0 in slow pitch
Tansky's Hilltoppers opened defense of their league crown with a 28 to 0 win over Logan Eagles after four innings. Judy Ganoey held the Eagles to one hit as Ann Pearsall singled for the lone safety. Bush's Restaurant (2-0) seeks a third straight win at 6:30 against Leffler's Marathon on the junior diamond.
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Fights Slated In Gaming Capital
Muhammad Ali bets 500000 against a 3 million chance as Bob Foster defends his light heavyweight title in Las Vegas. Ali faces No 2 contender Jerry Quarry in a 12 round bout potentially shaping a Joe Frazier rematch with earnings over 2.5 million for each side. Foster, from Albuquerque, defends the crown against 21 year old Mike Quarry in his 10th defense after a 36 bout winning streak.
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Hull Leaves NHL For WHA In Major Signing Coup
The World Hockey Association aims to sign star Bobby Hull away from the Chicago Black Hawks with a multiyear 2.5 million contract. Hull’s wife and children arrived in Minnesota as WHA announces news conferences in St. Paul and Winnipeg. A $1 million cashier’s check is shown to Hull at the St. Paul event.
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Bowling Highlights Features High Scoring Doubles Teams
Bowling highlights show high scores in ladies doubles with Dora Wilson and Sharon Wolfe totaling 586 as they split four games against Maxine Stage and Sandy Grove. Annamae Anderson and Veda Bachus 611 split four games with Janie Hutchison and Cindy Mercer. Helen Smith 678 and Anita Holmes won four from Susan Isabel and Jean Baker. Thelma Spradlin 654 and Mona Canan split four versus Alice Arnold and Joann Mercer. Flo Moore 585 and Shirley Flood split four with Judy Mundy and Joyce Gessells. Joann Wilson 748 with Grace Patterson and Sheree Spradlin 609 and Rose Ruggles. In men's doubles Ernie Moore 695 and Gene Wolfe swept three of four from Carl Payne 767 and Bill Emerick. Tony Thomas 720 and Chuck Maniskas took three of four from John Stage 637 and Bob Coakley. Wayne Grove 753 and Elmer Barnes took three of four from Ray Spafford 629 and Gerald Sigler. Jim Mowery 714 and ...
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Cindy Mercer
Helen Smith
Anita Holmes
Susan Isabel
Jean Baker
Thelma Spradlin
Mona Canan
Alice Arnold
Joann Mercer
Flo Moore
Shirley Flood
Judy Mundy
Joyce Gessells
Joann Wilson
Grace Patterson
Sheree Spradlin
Rose Ruggles
Ernie Moore
Gene Wolfe
Carl Payne
Bill Emerick
Tony Thomas
Chuck Maniskas
John Stage
Bob Coakley
Wayne Grove
Elmer Barnes
Ray Spafford
Gerald Sigler
Jim Mowery
Slayback Debuts With Seven No-Hit Innings In 4-3 Tigers Win
Detroit recall Slayback from Toledo and he fires seven hitless innings against the Yankees before a ninth inning rally falls short. Johnny Callison starts the Yankees’ eighth inning by singling off Slayback. Mickey Stanley drives in three in the sixth to lift Detroit to a 4-0 lead.
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Hack Keynes Kiwanis Win Thrillers In Midget League
Hack Keynes and Kiwanis won one run decisions in two tight Midget League games at City Park. Hack Keynes scored twice in the final inning to edge General Electric 7 6 while Kiwanis remained unbeaten with a 5 4 victory over Logan Clay Products. Brad Tucker drove in the winning run for Hack Keynes with a two run sixth inning. Fickel homered for Logan Clay to tie the game in the fifth. Brad Jackson earned the win on the mound for Hack Keynes.
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Peewee League Baseball Practice at LHS Diamond
Bob's Pizza Peewee League schedules practice at 9 a.m. on Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday at the LHS diamond. Elberfeld's Peewee League also holds 8:30 a.m. practice Wednesday at the same venue.
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Greg Pitzer Wins Quebec Open Golf Championship
Greg Pitzer of Los Angeles captured the Quebec Open Golf Championship finish with a five under par 66 for a 54 hole total of 208. Montreal's Phil Giroux finished second at 213 and Jay Dolan of Leicester, Mass. was third at 215.
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Brenna Scot Wins Scioto Downs Feature Race at Scioto Downs
Brenna Scot trotted to victory in the featured eighth race at Scioto Downs, despite a four-horse pile up at the three-quarter pole. The horse finished the mile in 2:03 3-5, earning a $1,100 purse and payouts of $5.20, $3, and $2.60.
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Bob's Pizza Triumphs 9-4 Over Lions In Peewee League
Bob's Pizza won 9-4 over Lions on the LHL diamond Monday. It was Bob's first start as Lions fell to 0-2. The team scored four runs in the third to break a 2-2 tie and added three more in the fourth. Jim Heft hit a single and a triple for two of Bob's three hits. Lions pitcher Jeff Scott and Bill McDaniel had the lone hits for Lions. Elberfeld's 40-0 vs Moose is scheduled for 6 p.m. today.
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Goodyear Surprises King Lumber in Pony League
Goodyear defeated defending champion King Lumber 9-5 at the fairgrounds to move to 1-1, while Key Club remains undefeated at 1-0. Pitcher Jim Price earned the win with nine strikeouts and three walks, as Goodyear capitalized on 13 walks and four hits to score seven runs early.
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