Reds Romp Expos 14-0 in Big Cincinnati Win
Cincinnati Reds crushed Montreal Expos 14-0 sending the club to Philadelphia for a night game. Pete Rose homered and had three hits while Johnny Bench Tom Helms and Tony Perez each produced multiple hits as Cincinnati piled up 23 hits off four Expos pitchers.
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Eagles Rob Citizens Bank In Slow Pitch Upset
In the second round at City Park, Logan Eagles upset Citizens Bank 5 4 to improve to 3 2 while Logan Monument beat Logan Eagles 12 7. Shake Shoppe moved atop the standings via forfeit over Kentucky Drilling as league play resumes Thursday with key matchups.
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Notice to Contractors Ohio Department of Highways bid call
State of Ohio Department of Highways in Columbus announces sealed bids due July 8, 1971 for parts 1 to 25 across multiple counties and villages. Bidders must submit a certified check or bond based on bid, qualify ten days before opening, plans on file, director may reject any or all bids.
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Hilltoppers Rally to Top Central Oil and Shared Lead
Hilltoppers beat Central Oil Field Supply 10 2 to move into a three way tie for the Women s Slow Pitch League lead with Alps Restaurant and Logan Insurance. Hilltoppers improved to 3 0 behind Judy Ganoey s three singles Linda Mulholland added a single and a double Susan McBroom connected on two singles. Central Oil scorers earned both runs in the sixth. Alps Restaurant meets Ford Hack today at 6 30 p m.
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Orioles Run Streak Past 21 Wins In Stretch Run
Counting the tail end of the 1970 season the playoff World Series and their first three games of 1971 the champion Baltimore Orioles won 21 of 22 games.
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Johnson Plans Grievance Over Angels Indefinite Suspense
Alex Johnson plans to file a grievance against the California Angels over his indefinite suspension for alleged lackadaisical play. MLB Players Association chief Marvin Miller said a grievance could be filed today and hinted that the team may have invoked gambling rules out of context. A meeting with the Players Association and Owners' Player Relations Committee could lead to arbitration if unresolved.
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Browns Rookie Slam Investigation Starts
KANSAS CITY AP No charges filed in the fatal shooting of Larry Roberts 22 a Browns rookie who was to report to camp in July The prosecutor sent the case to the grand jury for review Roberts died from a lower chest wound Willie Karl Minis 33 claimed Roberts tried to force entry at his home around 130 am Two other men with Roberts were frightened away by Minis
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Trim Lil Victor Wins Scioto Downs Feature
Trim Lil Victor led by the half and held on to win the featured eighth at Scioto Downs Tuesday night. Hoke Creed finished second with a $4.40 payoff and Markets Image showed at $7.00. Attendance reached 6,252 with a handle of $235,417.
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Alou and Yankees End Indians Streak with 9-2 Win
Felipe Alou at 36 belted doubles in each of the first three innings driving in three and scoring three as the Yankees toppled Cleveland 9-2 ending a four-game skid. Steve Kline pitched six strong innings for New York while Ron Blomberg collected three hits and two RBIs.
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Saving Tops Lions 15-6 To Reach 3-0 In Peewee League
Saving Hardware beat the Lions 15-6 to move into a first place tie with Moose as both teams stand 3-0. Chris North and Mike Dougherty worked as pitchers for Saving, combining on a four hitter with 14 strikeouts. Dougherty hit a homer and a single, North added a single and triple, while Warren Klingenberg added two singles. Jay Moore led Lions with two hits. An 6 p.m. game pitting Orwig Oil and Don's Sunoco was scheduled for today.
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Aaron to Seek Hospital Stay After Season Ends
Houston AP reports Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves plans a hospital visit after the season to treat a swollen left knee that has bothered him since spring training. He says he wants to understand the ailment and its causes.
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Baseball Standings Updated By The Associated Press
The Associated Press releases updated baseball standings showing team records, win loss totals, and league leaders. The report highlights top performers and current division positions.
Griffin Wins 10 Round Boxing Match In Cleveland
New York light heavyweight John Griffin defeated Philadelphia heavyweight Jack O Halloran by a unanimous decision over ten rounds at the Cleveland Arena. Griffin weighed 65 pounds less and stood three inches shorter but took all ten rounds on two judge scores and the referee’s tally.
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Knee Swelling Returns Amid Fluid Drainage Complaint
A patient reports recurrent swelling after drainage, noting the fluid keeps reaccumulating and the knee remains painful tonight. No further diagnostic details are provided.
Dark seeks out Uhlaender over announced retirement
Cleveland Indians manager Al Dark says he will try to persuade outfielder Ted Uhlaender to rethink his retirement plan announced after he jumped the team in New York. Uhlaender, seeking fulltime work in his father’s hardware business, says he is quitting baseball. he notes his unhappiness stems from being benched despite a .267 average and 20 RBIs.
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Area players reveal college plans for three area cagers
Roger Smith of Pike Western will attend Lander College Greenwood South Carolina. Dean Wolfe of Maysville will go to West Virginia Wesleyan University. Gary Swinehart of Crooksville accepted a scholarship from Ohio Valley College Parkersburg West Virginia. Smith earned all state honors after a scoring record at Western and played in the North South All Star game in Marion. Wolfe led Maysville in scoring and starred as a pitcher. Swinehart led Crooksville to regional finals and was the high school scoring leader and a key pitcher for the Ceramic squad.
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Kelly Park Dies After Turf Race At River Downs
In Cincinnati River Downs race fans witnessed tragedy after Kelly Park a four year old horse collapsed after finishing third in the third race. He earlier won twice this season for owner J Bale and was a 2 1 favorite while Lady Ex edged the favorite at long odds. The cause of death was not known.
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Gary Player May Skip U.S. Return
Gary Player hinted he may retire from the U.S. tour this year after the Canadian Open. He noted his decision depends on his performance in Montreal and the British Open, with a potential final U.S. appearance if he wins either event. He held two tour titles and $119,165 this year and faced questions about travel and past apartheid controversy.
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