St Paul Flyers edge South Central in tight dual meet
St Paul Flyers defeat South Central 64 63 at Western Reserve led by Mike Wasiniak who set a two mile school mark 11 58.1 and Dave Heyman Steve Missler improving 220 records. Kegley swept 100 and 220 for SC with Fetter strong in shot and discus as SC relays won.
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McLaughlin
Schaffer
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Giles
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Kline
Hale
Wilcox
Tiant Throws Four-Hitter As Indians Top Sox 3-1
Luis Tiant pitched a four hit game in 50s weather, driving in a run with a seventh inning double that scored Larry Brown for Cleveland. The win moved the Indians to 3-2 on the young season, showing they are a different team than last year.
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UPI
Luis Tiant
Tiant
Indians
Chicago
Larry Brown
DiMaggio Earns Respect From Oakland A s Rookies
Joe DiMaggio, executive vice president and coach for the Oakland A s, is praised for his humble approach and willingness to work with young players. He avoids self promotion and earns the players’ trust by sharing time and guidance rather than spotlight.
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UPI
Joe DiMaggio
Oakland A
A’s
Sal Bandos
Rick Mondays
Reggie Jacksons
Phil Roots
DiMaggio
Joe D
Oakland
Joe
Bob Kennedy
Yankee
Rakosky Shatters Low Hurdle Mark In Norwalk Meet
Norwalk routs Perkins 90-38 as Arden Rakosky breaks school record in the 180 low hurdles with 20.6 seconds and wins the high hurdles. Gary Draxler leads in high jump and discus. Norwalk sweeps events after a close start, securing its third straight win.
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Norwalk
Shable
Truckers
Perkins
Lakeside Perkins
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Perkin
Stewart
Sidoti
Arnold
Shadle
Harry Gordon
Rod Iehle
Charlie Flickenger
Iehle
Flickenger
Gary Draxler
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Flickinger
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Haddox
Bammer
Masters Champ Goalby Rejects $20,000 18 Hole Playoff
Roberto de Vicenzo was ready to play a proposed 18 hole playoff for $20,000 with Bob Goalby after Goalby won the Masters. Goalby declined, saying he did not want to go through with such a match. The idea hinged on a Goodyear prize plan and a Firestone course availability in Akron. De Vicenzo, preparing for the Azalea Open in Wilmington, NC, had expressed willingness to play. The Masters result came after an incorrect scorecard cost De Vicenzo a stroke that could have forced a playoff.
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UPI
Roberto de Vicenzo
Bob Goalby
John Ross
Golf Promotions, Inc
Firestone Tire Co
Akron
Ohio
de Vicenzo
Wilmington
N.C
Goalby
Ortiz to Fight Teo Cruz for Dominican Title
Santo Domingo match announced between lightweight champion Carlos Ortiz and Teo Cruz in a title bout set between June 1 and June 16 in the Dominican Republic.
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D.R
UPI
Carlos Ortiz
Teo Cruz
Dominican Republic
Celtics Brace for Sixth Game With Sixers at Boston
The aging Celtics, using a revised lineup, prepare to face the Philadelphia 76ers in Boston Garden for game six of the Eastern Conference finals. Philadelphia leads 3-2 after winning games in Boston and Philadelphia, while Boston seeks to force a seventh game.
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Philadelphia 76Ers
Boston Garden
Standings Shakeup in AMERICAN League Lead Ties
The AMERICAN standings show Minnesota atop with 50–0. Detroit and Cleveland follow at 41–1 and 32–6 respectively, Oakland and Baltimore at 32–6 and 22–5, with Boston Washington and California bunched around .400. Tuesday results include Oakland 4 New York 3 and Detroit 9 Boston 2, with several others on today’s schedule.
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Chicago
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McDowell
McLain
Bosman
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Sprague
Roof
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Koosman
Nye
Niekro
Citizens National Bank Wins B Division Volleyball Title
Citizens National Bank captured the B Division in the Men’s Volleyball League at Cole Gymnasium. They defeated Sohio two games to one after dropping the first 15-12, then winning 15-10 and 15-6 to clinch the match.
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Citizen’s National Bank
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Citizen’s
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Citizens
New London Golf Team Extends Winning Streak
New London High School golf improved to 3 1 with a 7 22 victory over Ridgeville Tuesday afternoon at Rolling Acres. Carl Seng stock earned individual low with a 40 over nine holes. Songstock and John Sutherland added birdies on the third hole.
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Ridgeville
Carl Sengstock
Rolling Acres
Songstock
John Sutherland
Berlin Heights Errors Lead to 5-1 Loss to Mapleton
Berlin Heights committed ten fielding miscues and allowed Mapleton four of its five runs in a Monday game. Mapleton pitcher Jeff Kernell allowed only one hit, with no walks and 11 strikeouts in a losing effort for Berlin.
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Berlin Heights
Berlin
Jeff Kernell
St Paul Tennis Beats Port Clinton 5 2 for Third Straight Win
St Paul sophomore Chris Amato and senior Norb Smith lead the 5 2 victory over Port Clinton as Amato tops War da 6 0 6 0 and Smith beats Johnson 6 4 6 3.
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Norb Smith
St. Paul
Port Clinton
Tim Warda
Mark Johnson
Larry Hickey
Jim Waltz
John Hug
Jack Thompson
Carl Meyers
Tom Schaffer
Jim Adams
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