Flyers Nip Lakeside Frey Sails To 1-0 Win
Frey pitched a 1-0 shutout allowing three Lakeside singles and earned strong defense from St. Paul. Denny Schild and Jim Borgia opened the third with back to back doubles for the lone run as Jack Sforza allowed three hits with 10 strikeouts. Don Coletta made key defensive plays and coach Roger Holman praised Frey as the number one pitcher.
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McDowell Calls Cleveland Stadium a Little League Park
Sam McDowell criticized Cleveland Stadium after a 3-0 loss to the Baltimore Orioles as the Indians drop to 3-2 on the season. He complained fences are too close, noting 365 ft to center, while Baltimore’s Boog Powell hit a two run homer. Cuellar earned the win for Baltimore as Cleveland managed only four hits.
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Reed Sets Distance Mark In SP Loss
Reed clocks 10 48.3 in the two mile as St. Paul loses to the Tigers 59 55 with Edison close behind. Percival wins shot 44 6 3 4 and discus 127 4 as Saints claim several firsts but lack depth. Furey Hipp Pusateri Brutsche Rekart Schaffer Smith contribute multiple points for St. Paul.
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Joe Ross
Dan Pritt
Trojans Upend Edison 6-4 on Wild Ground Rule
South Central used a peculiar ground rule to spark a six run fourth inning. A wild throw past the foul lines kept in play as runners advanced, turning four scores while Edison led 2-0 early. Dave Baker and Lonnie Nead sparked the rally with errors, hits, and a stolen base.
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John Bond
Dave Gormley
Don Enzor
Baker
Ron Gaudill
Dave Fidler
Flyers Golfers Dump Cats Tie At Shelby
The Norwalk golf team edged Shelby 173 174 in a close meet to gain the final point and force a 4 percent apiece. Pat McCarty and Bill Albright won their matches for the Truckers. McCarty shot 43 and Albright 42. Hanson and Brooker posted 46 and 42 in losses. Steve Kleer of Whippets earned medalist honors with 39.
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Whippet
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Brooker
Norwalk Linksmen Tie St. Paul Flyers In Narrow Golf Match
Norwalk Linksmen battled St. Paul Flyers to a 5-4 decision at Elks Country Club. Kevin Theisen led medalists with 44, while Jim Martin shot 50 for New London. Dwight Robbins and Terry Wiedemann won for their teams as the Saints face Huron at Thunderbird Hills later tonight.
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Randy Wolf
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Milan Baseball Registration Set for Boys
Arthur Williams Milan Baseball League President announced registration for boys aged seven to fifteen will be held tonight and tomorrow in the Community Room at the Public Library. Sign up forms are at the schools or library, with a $3.50 registration fee.
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Milan Baseball League
Slo-Pitch Men Meet Tonight
City Slo-Pitch League President Paul Temple calls final organizational meeting for the upcoming season tonight at 7 30 p m at the Recreation Center. Final deadline for players and sponsors fees is today and a plea for umpires is issued. Interested individuals should contact league officers or umpires.
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St Marys topples Western Reserve 5 4 in muddy mound clash
Western Reserve suffers first loss as St Marys rallies 5 4 behind two big innings. Riders take 3 1 lead by fifth, then add two in sixth and seventh. Coach Bill Hubans notes mud on the mound caused slipping for WR pitcher.
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John Chapin
Dave Baker
Bill Hubans
Baseball a Dead Sport in Forbes Bold Forecast
Milton Richman reviews Forbes Magazine April issue claiming baseball on deathbed with cover showing damaged ball and feature quotes from Bowie Kuhn and analysts like Dockerty and Brothers. It cites 28.6 million fans last year and polls contrasting baseball with football for popularity.
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Forbes Magazine
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National Basketball Association
National Hockey League
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Sindlinger
U.S
Standings and Tuesday Night Baseball Schedules
Standings include a 2 1 result San Francisco beat Houston 2 1 in 11 innings. Cincinnati defeated Atlanta 8 3 and Philadelphia edged Pittsburgh 6 5. St Louis beat Los Angeles 7 1. Wednesday rain caused Chicago at San Diego and New York at Montreal to be postponed. Probable pitchers list Houston Dierker versus San Francisco Reberger at 4 p.m. EST, St Louis Cleveland at Los Angeles at 11 p.m., Chicago Jenkins at San Diego Arlin at 10 30 p.m. EST.
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Cavaliers' Walt Wesley to speak at Rider Banquet
Western Reserve winter sports banquet Thursday April 22 will feature Cavaliers center Walt Wesley. The Kansas graduate, 25, who was Cincinnati Royals’ first draft choice in 1966, has played five NBA seasons. Banquet begins 7 p.m. at the high school. tickets are $2.50 from local organizers.
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