Fifth No-Hitter Quest for Ryan in Anaheim
Henry Ryan seeks a historic fifth no hitter against Hank Aaron and the Brewers in Anaheim after two near misses. He already tied Sandy Koufax with four, and would surpass Vander Meer’s 1938 mark with a win. Ryan remains calm, insisting he will pitch to win, not force a record.
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Anaheim
Sandy Koufax
Johnny Vander Meer
Pice
Nolan Ryan
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee Brewers
Ryan
Vander Meer
Koufax
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Baltimore Orioles
Dodgers Pass in Secondary Draft Leaves Talent Dry
Los Angeles Dodgers did not draft in the secondary phase of baseball's two day draft, as 24 clubs bypassed remaining prospects. Dennis Walling of Clemson was the top pick by Oakland, while Earl Bass and teammates from Miami-Dade South JC went earlier in the round. A total of 728 players were selected across both phases.
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New York
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Dennis Walling
Clemson University
Oakland A's
Walling
A's
St. Louis
Earl Bass
University of South Carolina
Bass
Gamecocks
Omaha
Neb
Cleveland
Ronald Hancock
California Angels
Miami-Dade South Junior College
Gilbert Patterson
New York Yankees
del Bender
Montreal
Reds Draft 14 Pitchers In Major League Draft
Cincinnati Reds concentrated on pitchers in the 27 round major league draft ending Thursday taking 14 hurlers. In the secondary phase they selected Scott Burk, 18, from Oklahoma State University. Additional picks include Kelly Jenson, Michael Bretz, Reginald Waller, Mark Copeland, John Huntington, Charles Moore, Gary Richter, Stephen Muccio, Robert Adams, Stanley Cannon, and William Paschall. The club also took two catchers, seven infielders and four outfielders in the first phase.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati Reds
Inglewood, Cole
Reds
Scott Burk
Studnet
Oklahoma State University
Redstone
Burk
Kelly Jenson
Payson
Utah
Utah Tech
Michael Bretz
Fort Worth Tex
Reginald Waller
San Diego
Calif
Mark Copeland
Fort Worth
Tex
John Huntington
N. Las Vegas
Nev
Charles Moore
Jacksonville
Fla
Gary Richter
Monroe
Stephen Muccio
Bronx
N.Y
Robert Adams
Ruskin
Stanley Cannon
Pensacola
William Paschall
Virginia Beach
The
Golfer Jerry Looney Finally Holes In One At Weatherwax
Jerry Looney holed an eight iron for a hole in one on the 125 yard sixth at the Valley View course Weatherwax. Teammates Bob Bendel and John Haught watched as he admitted fear to look into the cup after the shot. It was his first ace in 20 years and the 14th on local courses this year.
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Jerry Looney
Looney
Valley View
Weatherwax
Bob Bendel
John Haught
Jockey Sandy Hawley Wins Five at Hollywood Park Opener
Jockey Sandy Hawley dominated the early 1975 Hollywood Park season, riding five winners at the opening card and signaling a strong meet.
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Sandy Hawley
Hollywood Park
Sheriff Sale Notice in Butler County Ohio
Public auction of real estate in Lemon Township Butler County Ohio on July 10 1975 between 10 and 11 AM. Property is Lot 37 Locust Grove Subdivision Addition No 2 also known as 413 Maitee St Middletown Ohio appraised at 12900 terms cash. Included parties Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation plaintiff Kathleen Chapman aka Kathleen Strain defendant and Harold J Carpenter sheriff with Morris J Turkelson attorney. Deadline dates June 6 13 20 27 and July 3.
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Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation
Kathleen Chapman
Kathleen Strain
Butler County
Lemon
County of
Butler
State of
Ohio
Locust Grove
Lemon Township
Maiitee St
Middletown
Harold J. Carpenter
Morris J. Turkelson
Notice of Library Remodeling Bids Franklin Ohio 1975
The Franklin Public Library invites sealed bids for remodeling the work areas storage restrooms and office with drawings and specs available at the library. Bids due noon June 9 1975 and opened 8 00 p m the same day.
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Franklin Public Library
Anderson Street
Franklin
Ohio
Constance Scanse Run
Warren County
Sale Notice of Real Estate in Lemon Township Butler County
In Case No CV74-08-0804 Corporation plaintiff vs Robert E Kemplin et al defendant the 19th day of June 1975 between 10 and 11 am the East One Half of Lot 209 Oneida subdivision Lemon Township Butler County Ohio is to be sold. Property located at 2311 Wanetta Ave Middletown Ohio 45042 appraised at 19200 with sale dates May 16 23 30 June 6 13.
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Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation
Robert E. Kemplin
Butler County Common Pleas
Court of Common Pleas
Butler County
Court House
Hamilton
Ohio
Lemon
County of
Butler
State of
Oneida
Miami Rivers
Lemon Township
Wanetta Ave
Middletown
Harold J. Carpenter
Morris J. Turkelson
Middletown Savings suit details lot 15 495 in Mayfield subdivision
Case CV75 02 0179 names Middletown Federal Savings and Loan as plaintiff against Robert Gilbert Sr and others. Property described as Lot 15 495 on the Middletown plat, formerly part of Lot 48 Mayfield Lemon Twp Butler County Ohio, with easements and zoning limits. Also known as 2813 Jefferson Rd. Attorney Richard A. Wilmer. Appraised at 14400 dollars with publication dates May 16 23 30 June 6 13.
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Middletown
Butler
State of
Ohio
Mayfield
Lemon Township
Butler County
Jefferson Rd
Harold J. Carpenter
Richard A. Wilmer
Sale of Middletown Lot Seven Thousand Eight Hundred Forty Nine
Case CV74-10-0803 reports an order of sale for real estate in Middletown Butler County Ohio. The property is Lot 7849 on the Second Ward plat with an appraised value of 10500 dollars.
Women's MIT Softball Tournament Opens With 27 Teams
An outstanding 27 team field begins play at Goldman Park in a double elimination Women’s MIT tournament. Hoosier squads Capitol Oil and Tri County Sports Shop from Mooresville join Kentuckiana Athletic Club of Louisville and defending champ Sweeney Chevrolet of Cincinnati. First round games start 8 tomorrow. finals Sunday at 7 p.m. Wake Forest failed to score in five straight 1974 football games.
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MIT
Goldman Park
Indiana
Kentucky
Capitol Oil
Tri County Sports Shop
Mooresville
Louisville
Kentuckiana Athletic Club
Sweeney Chevrolet
Cincinnati
Fenwick spring awards honor underclassmen athletes
Fenwick High spotlighted underclassmen from its spring sports at an athletic banquet on May 4. Senior honorees joined players from baseball tennis softball girls track and boys track with many named runners and organizers listed.
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Fenwick High
Falcon
Miami to host two workshops at Oxford Miami University
Oxford Miami University will run two summer workshops starting June. The Sixth Annual Sports Medicine Workshop runs June 22 to 27 offering college credit and targets high school trainers. The golf workshop meets afternoons 2 30 to 5 in Room 101 Withrow Court from June 23 to July 3, also offering college credit.
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Oxford
Miami University
Withrow Court
Siderowf and two Walker Cup duo reach British Amateur quarters
Siderowf the 1973 champion joins John Grace and Vinny Giles in the British Amateur quarter finals. Evert defeats Perea in Paris first round. Hextall traded to Detroit for Kryskow. Pirates place Brett on 21 day DL. Candelaria called up. USC favored in College World Series in Omaha. Joy's foul worries USC. Golden Loverign wins Scioto trot. Clown and Young parlay two race payoff. Faigenbaum nets two for Israel past Cleveland Cobras. Nicklaus to announce Muirfield Village dates. Verciarella to coach YSU defensive line in WFL Charlotte Hornets.
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Dick Siderowf
John Grace
Vinny Giles
Chris Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Carmen Perea
Spain
Detroit Red Wings
NHL
Bryan Hextall
Atlanta Flames
Dave Kryskow
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ken Brett
John Candelaria
Charleston
South Carolina
Gamecocks
Omaha
Neb
Greg Joy
Texas- el Paso
UTEP
Joy
Uni
Versity
Southern California
Golden Loverign
Scioto Downs
Parade Clown
Peter Young
Thistledown
Yoshua Faigenbaum
Cleveland Cobras
Jack Nicklaus
Muirfield Village
Columbus
Jim Vccciarella
Youngstown State University
Charlotte Hornets
Franklin Class B softball tournament at Logan Long diamonds
Turner’s Carryout sponsors a Class B softball tourney at the Logan Long diamonds in Franklin on June 21 22. First five teams win sponsor trophies and top three squads receive individual trophies. Entry fee 50 dollars due by June 17 with drawings the same day. Tournament directors are Ken Russell and James Henry.
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Franklin — Turner
Logan Long Diamonds
Ken Russell
James Henry
PGA to Hold Spring Qualifier for Players Division
Washington AP reports the PGA tournament players division will run a spring qualifier for the first time since 1969. A limited field will attend classes and six rounds of golf at North Myrtle Beach South Carolina from June 9 to 14.
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Washington
North Myrtle Beach
S.C
Neal Sceva Aims For Second Consecutive Kil-Kare Late Model Win
XENIA Urbana driver Neal Sceva seeks a second straight late model feature win at Kil-Kare Speedway tonight. A full race program includes late models semi-lates and stock cars with time trials at 7 p.m. and racing at 8:30.
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Xenia — Urbana
Neal Sceva
Kil-Kare
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Orris J. Turkelson
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Fenwick
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Don Kraft
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Cliff Schaffner
Toby Vaughn
Jeff Weikert
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Matt Delaney
Pete Esposito
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Tom Neel
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Ray Jena
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Barb
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Jeff Hoffmann
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