Seven teams ousted as city tournament nears finals
Action-packed night at Goldman Park as 7 teams fall in double-elimination play. Notables: Knights of Columbus 24 Ohio Bell 4. MUM Bookstore 5 WPFB 1. Charlie's Top Shop 24 Wrenn Paper 3. Tourney continues tonight and tomorrow with finals looming. defending champs knocked out.
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Triangles
Goldman Park
Wrenn Paper
Ohio Bell
Tytus Avenue
Church of God
Char'e
Top Shop
Armco Trangles
Web
Knights of Columbus
Whitt
Chrysler Plymouth
Ely
MUM Bookstore
Harlie’s
Community Center
the Web
Whitt's
Armco Triangles
Bowling Honor Roll Honors by M Fryman Pfeiffer Jones Howard Haley Haynes
In bowling meet results the men include M Fryman 243 223 182 for 653 and D Pfeiffer 203 163 247 for 613. Women feature N Jones 194 160 179 for 333 M Howard 146 192 176 for 514 J Haley 169 173 166 for 508 and J Haynes 133 190 183 for 506.
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M. Fryman
D. Pfeiffer
N. Jones
M. Howard
J. Haley
J. Haynes
BOF Rampage Keeps Clamps On Loop Lead
BOF Rampage extended its Armco Safety League Iron Division lead with an 28-6 victory at Armco Association Park. Charlie Grubb went 5-for-5, Bob Pummill had four hits, as Works Engineering stayed one game back with a 23-16 win over Masonry. Armco Park improved to 64 with a 23-6 triumph over Coke Plant, Harold Byrd went 5-for-5 for Works Engineering, Ken Pressler added four hits, and Armco Park, Jafonry, and Coke Plant performers had multiple hits.
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Armco
Armco Association
Charlie Grubb
Bob Pummill
Works Engineering
Masonry
Armco Park
Coke Plant
Harold Byrd
Ken Pressler
Bill Madden
Sam Daniels
Steve Canter
Larry Muterspan
Jafonry
Fred Nori
Nelson Caudill
Locals Fall 2-1 to Northmont at Smith Park
The American Legion Post 231 baseball team led 1-0 but surrendered two runs to Dayton Northmont, who scored in the fourth and sixth innings at Smith Park. The loss evened the season series at one game each.
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American Legion Post
Smith Park
Dayton Northmont
Tidewater 9 in 2nd place after win in IL action
In an International League game Post 231 fell to fifth with a 5-3 loss as Tidewater 9 captured a 5-3 win. Ken Singleton hit a two run homer in the eighth, lifting Tidewater ahead of Northchester while Montreal, Louisville and Winnipeg also posted results in nearby league play.
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Roger Lawrence
Arnold
Associated Press
Elam
Pat Fowles
Tidewater
Northchester
Bill Woodie
International League Baseball
Columbus
Jets
Moorehead
Toledo
Winnipeg
Smith Park
Montreal
Louisville
Richmond
Covington
Northmont
Wee
Ken Singleton
Woodie and
Magoteaux
Hume
Lawrence
Dome Talks Break Down In Buffalo
AP reporting from Buffalo New York negotiations between Erie County and Domed Stadium Inc over leasing a proposed $55 million domed stadium stalled after about an hour of talks County Executive B John Tutuska said the county closed to further talks The firms dispute stems from rent about 10 million and stadium facilities Domed Stadium demanded a $2 million scoreboard and 15000 paved parking spaces while offering a 45 year lease in exchange for higher rent Tutuska called the offer meaningless given county plans for more than 2 million annual rent in later years
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Buffalo N.Y
Erie County
Domed Stadium Inc
Lancaster
Buffalo Bills
John Tutuska
Tutuska
Buckeyes Open Cage Schedule At Utah State
Ohio State set to start the 1970-71 basketball season with a December trip to Utah State then five non conference games and the Far West Classic in Portland before Big Ten play at Iowa January 9. Buckeyes list December 1 at Utah State December 5 East Tennessee December 7 Alabama December 12 Pennsylvania December 21 Butler December 26 Far West Classic Portland Oregon January 2 Yale at Iowa January 13 at West Virginia January 16 Wisconsin January 23 at Minnesota January 30 Michigan State February 6 at Michigan State February 9 at Purdue February 13 Illinois February 16 at Wisconsin February 20 Northwestern February 23 Iowa February 27 at Michigan March 2 Minnesota March 6 at Northwestern March 9 Indiana.
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Yale
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Minnesota
Michigan State
Purdue
Illinois
Northwestern
Michigan
Indiana
Expos Sign Pair Of High Draftees
The Expos announced the signing of James Horsch and Cannonball Smith, two high-draft players, with Horsch hitting a tying double and Smith driving in the go ahead run. Don Wilson, Baltimore pitcher, was noted for a strong start in an 9-8 game against Boston.
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Mont
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Associated Press
James Horsch
Frank Robinson
Cannonball Smith
Orioles
Horsch
Baltimore
Boston
Houston
Expos
Don Wilson
Smith
Tros
San Diego
Atlanta
Jhis
European King Retains Title In Bloody Fight
Jose Manuel Urtain of Spain retained the European heavyweight title with a unanimous decision over Jurgen Blin in Barcelona. The bloodied bout drew a 20,000 crowd as both fighters were hurt in rounds six and seven with Urtain edging Blin for the win after a brutal contest. Blin's camp disputed the stoppage, while Urtain called it his toughest fight after 30 consecutive knockouts.
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Barcelona
Spain
Jose Manuel
Ibar
Urtain
Jurgen Blin
Blin
Germany
Fritz Wiene
Artain
Speed Is Key At Wimbledon
Wimbledon opening day sees fast courts and strong serving as top contenders such as Rod Laver Arthur Ashe Tony Roche and John Newcombe advance without dropping a set. On the women's side Margaret Court Billie Jean King dominate as Ann Jones sits out defending title. Weather may slow play with possible thunderstorms.
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John Newcombe
Australia
Vollley
Rod Laver
Newcombe
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Tony Roche
Laver
George
Butch
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Indians land top six picks in free agent draft
Cleveland Indians signed their six top draft choices and 18 of 39 players picked reached terms. Infielder Harry Shaughnessy the No. 3 pick, a 21-year-old switch hitter from Williamsville New York, will join Savannah in the Class AA Southern League. No. 1 pick Steve Dunning has impressed in two starts and may start against the New York Yankees in New York this week.
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Cleveland Indians
Harry Shaughnessy
Savannah
Shaughnessy
Williamsville
N.Y
Western Michigan University
Steve Dunning
New York Yankees
Indians
New York
Urtain Wins European Heavyweight Title in Barcelona
In Barcelona Jose Manuel Urtain defeats Jurgen Blin on points to retain the European heavyweight title. Gregorio Peralta stops Herbert Twick in Germany to claim the light heavyweight win as Al Romano halts Buddy Carr in North Adams to keep the New England welterweight crown.
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Spain
Jose Manuel “Urtain
Ibat
Jurgen Blin
West Germany
Urtain J
Gregorio Peralta
Argentina
Herbert Twick
Germany
North
New England Yacht Race Hulls Hampered by Weekend Squalls
In Newport Rhode Island the 600 mile Bermuda race paused as at least five yachts were dismasted after weekend squalls. Coast Guard vessels monitored ships, with the Warrior Ne Penthe Grandoon and Congerie reported mast loss about 200 miles at sea. None in danger, cutters supplied fuel to help them reach Bermuda under their own power.
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Morest
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Warrior
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Congerie
Rankin Rider After Good Tip
Judy Rankin of Midland Texas won the $25,000 George Washington Golf Classic at Hidden Springs by one stroke over Sandra Haynie. Rankin rallied from seven back to shoot 68 in the final round after a putting tip from Jo Ann Carner, recording a 212 total for 54 holes.
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Ralph Bernstein
Horsham
Judy Rankin
den Springs Golf and Country Club Course
Haynie
Judy Kimball
Miss Kimball
Rankin
Corpus Christi
Tex
Jo Ann Carner
Golfers Aim At 30 Grand Cleveland Open
In Cleveland Ohio AP report leading professionals enter the 150000 Cleveland Open at Aurora Country Club with practice rounds today. A pro am is set for Wednesday and 72 hole play begins Thursday for the 20000 prize. Johnson from Atlanta led qualifiers with 68 as 23 players posted 72 or better. Dickson gained final playoff spot with a birdie on two and was runner up in 1968.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Aurora Country Club
George Johnson
Atlanta
Bob Dickson
Dave Stockton
250 Juniors Open Mid-Am Golf Tourney 250 Juniors Open Mid-Am Golf Tourney
Mansfield Ohio AP 250 youths begin match play in the 12th Mid-America Junior Open on the Possum Run course. The 64 in the championship flight mustered 77 or better in 18-hole qualifiers. Steve Blowers of Portsmouth led with 38 32 70, joining Greg Taylor of Galios as the only pars.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Steve Blowers
Portsmouth
Greg Taylor
Galios
Cougars Prepare Encore Defense At Scarlet Course
Davey Williams leads the Houston Cougars back to the Scarlet course where they began their streak of NCAA university division golf titles. Houston will defend its 1969 crown starting Wednesday at the par 72, 7,120-yard Ohio State course.
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Columbus
Ohio
Davey Williams
Houston
Ohio State
Cougars
Gilmour Cleared to Drive Again by New York Harness Board
New York harness racing legend Buddy Gilmour was licensed to drive again by the New York State Harness Racing Commission on Monday, restoring his ability after a three year suspension.
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NEW York
Buddy Gilmour
New York State
Harness Racing Commission
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Heber Jones
Johnny’s Body Shop
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Jim Brown
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San Angelo
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Hungary
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Wedekind Aircraft, Inc
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CME
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