City Slo-Pitch League to feature two A divisions this year
A 10 team A division and a six club B league form the City Slo-Pitch League with eight new teams. For first time the A division splits into AA and A circuits with Inter-league play and a champion in each. New AA entries include Suhr Kitchens and Bob's Gulf of Milan. A circuit adds Midway of Monroeville and Schild's IGA.
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Kahoun Signs with Denver Broncos in AFL Draft
Former Miami of Ohio offensive guard Errol Kahoun, listed at 6 foot 4 and 240 pounds, signed with the Denver Broncos as their 15th round draft choice in a Wednesday announcement.
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Williams Earns First Win as Senators Beat Yankees 6-4
Ted Williams celebrated his first managerial victory as the Washington Senators defeated the New York Yankees 6-4. Williams praised his players and noted relief at winning, while Frank Howard Paul Casanova and Ken McMullen homered for the Senators. Other AL and NL results included Kansas City 4 Minnesota 3 in 17 innings and New York 9 Montreal 5.
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Nicklaus and Palmer Lead Favorites for Masters in Augusta
The Masters opens with Jack Nicklaus at 10 to 1 as the top favorite and Arnold Palmer as his main rival on a field of 83 at Atlanta National. Other contenders include Gene Littler, Miller Barber, Lee Trevino, Gary Player, Tom Weiskopf, and Bert Yancey as the tournament begins.
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Willard Crimson Flashes Tie With Ashland Before Rain
The Willard Crimson Flashes and Ashland were tied 6-6 after four innings when rain halted a Wednesday baseball game. Gary Fink started on the mound for Willard, with Dall Slater securing relief in the fourth.
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Spartans Stop Flyer Netters In Rain shortened match
In Mansfield, St. Paul Flyer tennis fell 5-0 to Mansfield St. Peter in a rain shortened afternoon. Amato, Varga, Potts, Fisher all lost in straight sets while Cowdery won one set against Wiedemann. weather allowing, the Saints host Huron next.
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Tim Wiedemann
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Walks Power Buckeye Central Past South Central in Opener
Buckeye Central took a 10 5 independent baseball win over South Central as a six run fourth inning carried the game. The winners had three hits but drew 10 walks while John Lofland pitched three innings for the losers and issued seven walks. The Trojans had seven hits and five stolen bases but their pitching woes doomed them.
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Thief Takes Three Major Hockey Trophies at Hall of Fame
A thief burglarized the Hockey Hall of Fame at the Canadian National Exhibition grounds Tuesday night and stole the Hart Trophy the Calder Trophy and the Conn Smythe Trophy valued at ten thousand dollars. Police reported no leads at this time.
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Maurerls Named Wittenberg Pilot
Dave Maurer 37 is named head football coach at Wittenberg University succeeding retiree Bill Edwards. Maurer, Edwards' long time assistant, helped develop the multiple-T offense and will also serve as health and physical education instructor.
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Department of Health and Physical Education
Barons Take Playoff Opener Over Quebec 2-1
The Cleveland Barons defeated Quebec 2-1 to win the AHL playoff opener. The second game of the five game series will be played in Cleveland Saturday night.
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