Orioles Edge Tribe 3-2 Behind Cuellar’s Quiet Nine
Mike Cuellar improved to 23-11 last season as he allowed two runs over eight innings. Andy Etchenbarren scored on a bases loaded passed ball and Mark Belanger added a two run single to back Cuellar. Tony Horton homered for Cleveland and Larry Brown's triple followed by Eddie Leon's sacrifice fly plated a run.
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St. Louis
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Houston
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Los Angeles
Mickey Lolich
Joe Niekro
Bellevue Beats Norwalk In Golf Meet At Sleepy Hollow
Bellevue golfers defeated Norwalk 6 3 at Sleepy Hollow. Norwalk's Mike Rehark earned the Truckers only win with 39 as medalist over J Hasselback 43. Bellevue's M Tea led with 40 over Jack Kullman by 10. Pat McCarty scored Norwalk's other point trailing Craig Stoldt who shot 42. Reserves tied 4%2-4%.
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Sleepy Hollow
Mike Rehark
Rehark
J. Hasselback
George Solander
Tom Edwards
M. Tea
Redmen
Jack
Kullman
Pat McCarty
Craig Stoldt
Stoldt
Norwalks
Huron Defeats Norwalk 5-2 in Tennis Showdown
Huron clinched a 5-2 victory over Norwalk as singles players Art Weeks and Bill Beck secured Norwalk’s wins. Doubles favors went to Huron with Monich/Scott and McClain/Delahunt winning. An exhibition doubles match saw Zorn and Skinn prevail as Norwalk remains winless.
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Art Weeks
Norwalk
Beck
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Weeks
Doug Cole
Steve Zureich
Allen Monich
Bob McClain
Paul Mannes
Dan Delahunt
Tim Slocum
Monich
Scott
Zureich
Slocum
Mannes
McClain
Delahunt
Mark Zorn
Bob Skinn
Truckers
Nets Sign 6-10 Forward Rod McIntyre From Jacksonville
Rod McIntyre a 6 foot 10 forward from Jacksonville signed a three year contract with the New York Nets of the ABA. He was the eighth draft choice and a part time starter for the Dolphins who reached the NCAA finals but lost to UCLA.
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Mansfield Relays Opening With Field From Six States
Hand-picked Norwalk High and St Paul entries to Malabar High for the 39th Mansfield Interscholastic Relays. Norwalk's 880 and shuttle hurdles teams led by Terry Smith and Dale Perkins with Dave Hershey in reserve. St Paul aims with John Romanko and Steve Collins among pole vault entries. The meet draws hundreds of schools and features strict standards, with last year producing eight records and standout marks across sprints and field events.
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Mansfield
Malabar High School
Howard Hershey
Bob Runyon
Flyers
Norwalk
Terry Smith
Rick Goodsite
Sonny Coles
Jeff Brandts
John Romanko
Steve Collins
Canada
Buckeye
John Morrison
Detroit
Redford Union
Reggie McAfee
Cincinnati Courier Tech
South Central blanked New London 2 0 for first win
The South Central racked up its first baseball victory by defeating New London 2 to 0 at home. Starter Mike Goodman allowed two singles and kept the visitors hitless after the second inning.
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South Central
New London
Trojan
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Trojans win with Caudill and Lameroux timely hits
John Dendinger singled and scored on Jim Lameroux’s double to spark the Trojans. In the fourth inning Ronny Caudill added a run on a single scoring Jim Bond, as South Central tallied eight hits off Dave Youngless, with Lameroux and Dennis Wilcox contributing doubles.
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Jim Lameroux
Trojans
Ronny Caudill
Jim Bond
South Central
New London
Dave Youngless
Dennis Wilcox
Wilcox
Flyers Rally to Draw 4-2 Victory Over Lexington
St. Paul Tennis team overcame a 2-1 deficit to beat Lexington 4-2 at Lexington. Chris Amato won 6-2 6-2 over Steve Funk, John Potts won 6-1 6-2 over Sonny Compton, Tim Wiedemann finished 6-4 6-2 against Rusty Sanders, and the duo Amato Potts swept Frank Santana 6-0 6-0 in doubles.
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Steve Funk
Flyer
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Sonny Compton
Steve Schaffer
John Comyns
Doug Sanders
Paul Klein
Tim Wiedemann
Flyers
Rusty Sanders
Amato
Potts
Steve Frank
Felix Santana
St. Paul's
Huron
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