Indiana All-Star Win Led By Carr
In Indianapolis, Notre Dame star Austin Carr scored 19 points to spark the Indiana All-Stars past the Ohio All-Stars 101-92 in Columbus. Carr exploded for 10 points in the final period after a quiet start, lifting the Hoosiers in a home-and-home series. Jim Harris and John Pleick contributed 14 points each, as George Pillow added 12 for Indiana. Bubba Jones led Ohio with 16.
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Austin Carr
Notre Dame
Carr
Indiana All-Stars
Ohio All-Stars
Columbus
Wedge
UPI
Indiana Collegians
Ohio
Jim Harris
Indiana
John Pleick
Hoosiers
Buckeyes
Harris
Plieck
Indians
George Pillow
Indiana State
Bubba Jones
Ashland
Sterlin Quant
Central State
Tom Crosswhite
Dayton
Craig Love
Ohio University
Ken May
Bank Nips Motors Title Clash Monday
Wakeman beat Harrison Motors 90 to 86 in overtime to reach 13 wins and two losses, tying Red Barn for first place in the Men's City Basketball League. The two teams meet Monday at 7 30 p m at Norwalk High to decide the championship.
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Wakeman Bank
Harrison Motors
Wakeman
Red Barn
Norwalk High
Wasiniak
Sam Loses 3rd Tribe In Cellar
Sam McDowell struggled in a 5-2 loss to Kansas City as he gave up nine walks, including three with bases loaded, after reporting late to camp over a contract dispute. Cleveland manager Alvin Dark criticized the club's batting and stress on Hodge. Kansas City, led by Lemon, praised a strong bullpen and improving starters. Cleveland and Kansas City met again in the second game of the series.
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Kansas City
UPI
Sam McDowel
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Royals
McDowell
Cleveland
Alvin
Dark
Gomer Hodge
Hodge
Bob Lemon
Lemon
Barons Fall 6-0 to Springfield Kings in Calder Cup
Springfield Kings crushed Cleveland Barons 6-0 to sweep the Calder Cup series. Ed Hoekstra and Doug Volmar led with early and second period goals as Fern Rivard made 45 saves for Cleveland while Billy Smith faced 30 shots. Kings advance to finals against Providence Reds after nine wins in their last ten games.
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Springfield
Mass
Doug Volmar
Butch Goring
Gary Dineed
Bill Orban
Hoekstra
Cleveland
Fern Rivard
Billy Smith
Kings
Providence Reds
Montana State grabs Kuhl from Bozeman grid
Edison football standout Steve Kuhl, 6-3, 230 pounds, has accepted a football grant in aid from Montana State University. A Charger ace in football and wrestling, he earned all conference honors and will major in agriculture. Separately in New York, John J. Finley Jr. and Patrick J. Rooney were elected to the Thoroughbred Racing Association board of directors.
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Bozeman
Mont. Edison
Steve Kuhl
Montana State University
Kenneth Kuhl
Bryan
NEW York
UPI
John J. Finley Jr
Eagle Downs
Patrick J. Rooney
Continental Thoroughbred
Flyers Fall 7 6 Inning Loss At Plymouth
Plymouth jumps to five runs in the first inning and holds on for a 7 6 win over the St. Paul Flyers. Don Coletta doubles and Gilchrist adds three hits for Plymouth while Dan Missler walks and gives up four, with Hughes earning the victory on the mound.
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Don Hohler
Plymouth
St. Paul Flyers
Big Red
Flyer
Dan Missler
Mike Beard
Larry Taylor
Cookie Gilchrist
Gilchrist
Saints
Don Coletta
Hughes
Ted Rock
Missler
Coletta
Gary Borgeson
Mushett
Flyers
Rook
Truckers Take 3 Second Places In Clyde Relays
Norwalk cindermen place fifth with 28 points at Clyde Relays. Woodmore wins with 432 points, Upper Sandusky second with 37. Clyde third, Margaretta close behind. Norwalk runners earn three second places in high jump long jump and distance medley, plus shuttle hurdle relay runner up before disqualification.
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CLYDE
Norwalk
Woodmore
Upper Sandusky
Margaretta
Oak Harbor
Truckers
Phil Daniels
Sonny Coles
Dave Hershey
Upper
Daniels
Coles
Hershey
Wendell Rakosky
Howard Wilde
Jim Nickols
Andy Paffenbarger
Mitch Leak
Jeff Brandts
Mike Roush
Smith
Mike Wilde
Cecil Boyd
Mike Leak
Kirk Mason
Roy Adcock
Doug Clark
Jake Ballard
Fred Chapin
Simons
Adcock
Flickinger
Ballard
Link Paffenbarger
Mark Ruby
Chapin
Roush
Cunningham
Martin Robuck
Riders White Shuts Wellington In 5-3 Victory
Western Reserve pitcher Keith White allowed three hits over nine frames to lift the Riders to a 5-3 win over Wellington. John Chapin and John Nestor drove in four runs as Chapin scored on a second inning single and Nestor added a fifth inning RBI. Baker collected three hits off Russ Hartman for WR. Hartman struck out six in a tough loss. South Central’s Kim Early earned honorable mention on the 1970-71 Sunkist All America High School team for leading the Trojans to a 12-6 season.
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Collins
Western Reserve
Keith White
Wellington
John Chapin
John Nestor
RBI
S. Chapin
Baker
Dukes
Russ Hartman
White
Hartman
South Central
Kim Early
Trojans
Bellevue To Start Tri County Pony Baseball League
Bellevue city recreation director Robert Peters announced a planned Tri County Pony Baseball League for players aged 13 to 15. A meeting on May 4 at Bellevue Union Bank invites locals to join, bring open calendar dates, and help elect officers and set league rules. Contact Peters or Richard Pollock in Bellevue or Mike Bixler in Sandusky for details.
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Bellevue — City Recreation
Robert Peters
Bellevue’ Baseball Commission
Bellevue City Recreation Department
Bellevue Union’ Bank
Peters
Richard Pollock
Bellevue
Mike Bixler
Sandusky
Flyers GAA Open Season with 4-1 Loss to Sandusky St Mary
The St Paul GAA tennis team fell 4-1 as Trudy Boltes earned the lone Flyer's win 6-1 6-1 over Kathy Hendrickson. Laurie Missler lost a three setter to Nancy Roth 2-6 7-5 10-8. Maureen Mushett fell 7-5 6-2 to Jo Ann Arnoldi. Doubles Reed-Zannieri and Rekart-Tinker also lost in straight sets. Dennis Ralston, 28, named coach for the 1971 U S Davis Cup Team.
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St. Paul Gaa
Sandusky St. Mary
Trudy Boltes
Panthers
Kathy Hendrickson
Laurie Missler
Nancy Roth
Maureen Mushett
Jo Ann Arnoldi
Patty Reed
Nina Zannieri
Kathi Rekart
Kathy Tinker
Recreation Schedule April 26 to May 1
The schedule lists daily fitness and sport programs across multiple gyms. Activities include men's and women's fitness, grade school games, volleyball leagues, and high school events from Monday through Saturday with times from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Garage notes show venues such as Gym 3, Red Barn Walesa N.H.S. Gym, and Methodist venues.
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Monda
Red Barn
Walesa N.H.S
CLE
Dauch’s
Edingtons
Independents
Irish
L.J.J
Lutheran
Coffee Corner
Methodist
Berry's
St. Pauls
Presbyterian
Saints
FRID
Jr. & Sr. High
Phice
Bronson
Maplehurst
Navy
C. Adcocks
Friday Baseball Results and Schedules for Six Cities
Results show Detroit beat Oakland and New York edged Chicago in 12 innings. A slate of evening games lists starters including Coleman Hunt er and Foster Hedland with multiple doubleheader style matchups across the league and schedule notes for a wet grounds day.
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Boston
Chicago
Oakland
Detroit
Baltimore
California
Kansas City
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Washington
New York
Minnesota
Coleman
Hunter
Foster
Hedland
Minnesota Hall
Bahnsen
Johnson
Nagy
Cuellar
Murphy
Milwaukee Krausse
Cox
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Montreal
Houston
San Diego
Atlanta
Wet Grounds
Bryant
Sutton
Simpson
Gentry
Pappas
Kirby
Stone
Short
Reuss
Renko
Blasingame
W. L. Pet
W. L. Paston
Racetrack Opens Santa Fe Downs in New North American Meet
Santa Fe Downs opens with a $5 million track in North America and a 66 day May 29 meet featuring ten races daily seven thoroughbreds and three quarter horses. TRA adds Santa Fe Downs as its newest member bringing roster to 57.
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New York
UPI
Santa Fe Downs
North America
The
Thoroughbred Racing Association
TRA
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Phillies
Tim McCarver
Cardinals
Ted Sizemore
Ed Sudol
McCarver
Fanie
Sizemore
Indianapolis
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Don Wedge
Sertoma Charities
Bank Nips Motors
Tom Burrer
Fred Palmer
Henry Dalton
Chet Fairchild
Harrison
Dan Schlenbaker
Tom Uhl
Steve Schumm
Dale Ziegler
UMPS
Denny McLain
Art Frantz
Brewers
McLain
Senators
Sam
Barons
Kuhl
Montana
Bill Magnuson
Jeff Fazio
Ray Hughes
Chris Mushett
Jim Borgia
Terry Smith
Kevin Newton
Mike Simons
Rich Cunningham
Mike Flickinger
Wildcat
Dave Youngless
New London
Barney Yaussey
Ken Carey
Nestor
Dave Mesenburg
Dave Baker
Flyer Gaa
Dennis Ralston
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