Cubs at Riverfront Tonight Reds in Driver's Seat
Cincinnati Reds, in first place for the first time since April 15, prepare for a four game set with the Chicago Cubs. Don Gullett faces Rick Reuschel as Cincinnati aims to extend a seven of ten stretch and maintain momentum from a late May surge.
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Wilbur Wood Shuts Down Angels in 4-1 Win
Chicago starter Wilbur Wood earned his 11th win of the season after a 4-1 victory over the California Angels. He beat Nolan Ryan, who fanned 13 but took the loss as Wood secured the decision for the White Sox.
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Notable Middleton Area Players in College Basketball Moves
Jerry Nardiello reports on 1974 NCAA finals at Greensboro with Jim Oshust as arena GM. Morningstar brothers Roger and Jack pursue college hoops with Kansas and Olney Central links. John Evans shines at Nazarene College and heads to Trevecca Nazarene. Rick Thacker signs with Wilmington College, adding Roesch and Stitzel from Fairfield. Archie Aldridge remains Ohio Class AAA player of the year. AAU Oklahoma prospects investigated this weekend.
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Bobby Unser Eyes Victory in 57th Million Dollar Classic
Unser, 39, will start from the No. 2 front row in the 57th running of the $1 million classic, aiming for about $250,000. He praised rivals Johnny Rutherford Mark Donohue Gary Bettenhausen Mario Andretti and others, while noting AJ Foyt in the rear. In other action, Red Sox crush Brewers 10-1 and Mets outlast Dodgers 7-3 in 19 innings as rain delays hit a doubleheader.
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Middletown Invitational Softball Tourney Opens at Goldman Park
The 16 team Middletown Invitational Softball Tournament begins tomorrow at Goldman Park with noon starts and double elimination. Teams from Toledo and Indiana participate in a three day event ending with 4 p.m. finals Monday. George Shockley, 68, is honored as the No 1 softball fan in the city. Sol Gray serves as tournament chairman.
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Veale Reflects on Pirates Release Disappointment
Relief pitcher Bob Veale of the Boston Red Sox says he was disappointed when released by the Pittsburgh Pirates. He notes the decision affected his career path and he sought a fresh start with Boston.
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Judy Kolesar Honored as Ohio Karate Champion
YOUNGSTOWN Ohio Gov John J Gilligan proclaims May 28 Judy Kolesar day in recognition of the 19 year old Youngstown University freshman and karate champion who has earned more than 40 titles including national and international wins. A second degree black belt and the first woman in the American Karate Association Hall of Fame she discerns karate as physical and mental conditioning and recounts defending herself once in a Chicago restaurant after being molested.
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Spartan cage post vacant after coach resigns at Waynesville
Vernon Hooper, who compiled a 26-33 record in basketball and served as coach and athletic director at Waynesville High, resigns to enter private business in a neighboring state. His wife Connie also resigns as girls P E teacher. Applications for the coaching post will be accepted until June 15. Hooper coached three years at the Warren County School.
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