Wood Blanks Tribe 6-0 in Shutout Dominance
Wilbur Wood limited Cleveland to no runs over nine innings for a 0.25 ERA as he pitched his third straight shutout in eight days in a 6-0 win. Kansas City, Detroit, Minnesota and Oakland also won while NL results included Atlanta, Houston, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vito Stellino
UPI
Wilbur Wood
Marvin Miller
Wood
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City
Baltimore
Detroit
Texas
Minnesota
Boston
Oakland
New York
California
Milwaukee
Atlanta
St. Louis
Houston
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
San Diego
Los Angeles
Montreal
Dick Drago
Lolich
Clyde Wright
Jim Perry
Drago
Tigers
Tony Taylor
Royals
Pat Dobson
White Sox
Cleveland
Moore's Triple Win Leads Willard Past Norwalk
Randy Moore won the 100 in 10.6, 220 in 23.8, and 440 in 54.1 to pace Willard to an 84.242 percent victory over Norwalk. Dave Coe added wins in the low hurdles and highs, while Clark Maddocks leaped 20-8 for a Willard win in the long jump and Rick Carr took the other top spot in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard
Randy Moore
Norwalk
Moore
Dave Coe
Flashes
Kevin Newton
Newton
Clark Maddocks
Rick Carr
Wendell Rakosky
Mike Simons
Doug White
Bruce Smith
Alan Ellett
Jeff Crumrine
Simons
Bob Chappelear
Gary Click
Click
Chappelear
Carl Clauson
White
Truckers
Mike Reel
Scott Twitchell
Bill Fulton
Gene Weaver
Dean Cok
Jim Ditz
Mike Wilde
Steve Seibert
Dan Fruth
Coe
Addocks
Mason
Shininger
Rakosky
Stickney
Crumrine
Ellett
Maddocks
Buckingham
Weaver
Clauson
Smith
Reel
Fitton
Seibert Fruth
Twitchell
Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
Detroit leads AL East with 4 3 record. Baltimore 6 4. New York 2 6. Cleveland 4 4. Boston 3 4. In NL Montreal 5 2 and New York 5 2 top the standings. Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles follow with mixed results from Tuesday games.
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Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Milwaukee
New York
Oakland
Chicago
Minnesota
Texas
Kansas City
California
Caley
Boston Cup
Woodson
Tidrow
Bradley
Clark
Parsons
Montreal
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Houston
Los Angeles Gs
San Diego
San Francisco
Atlantas
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Los Angeles
McDowell
Nolan
Blass
Wise
Reed
Ar Stone
Chicago Pizarro
Roberts
New York Seaver
Greif
Montreal Stoneman
Osteen
Los Ang
Morton
Strohmayer
Walker
Bocabbella
Bateman
Sutton
Richert
Cannizzaro
Dietz
HR Crawford
Phila
San Fran
Carlton
M McCarver
Marichal
Healy New York
Capra
Taylor
Grote
Arlin
Caldwell
Kendal
Hooton
May
Tonnnes
Pitt
Meritt
Borbon
Hall
Carroll
McGlothlin
Gibbon
Bench
Johnson
Giusti
Hernandez
Miller
Sanguillen
Hebner
Gibson
Higgins
Simmons
Niekro
Williams
Aaron
Thursday high school cross town matchups
Action centers on Upper Sandusky at Norwalk Illard at Galion Western Reserve at South Central Monroeville at Lakeside St Paul and Manean Oerete apleton at New London Shelby at Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Sandusky
Norwalk
Illard
Galion
Western Reserve
South Central
Monroeville
Lakeside St. Paul
Maneen Oerete
Apleton
New London
Shelby
Willard
Tri County Bowling Scores Highlight City Lanes Meet
Gardner posts 184 210 552 for Brady Builders while Schaffer, Kayatin, and Lorcher add solid sets for Rotary Printing Fashion Shoppe and Howell s Realty. Jameson takes early honors in Friday Nite loop as Eagles and Legion teams post high games and series. banquet set for May 18 at Elk s Country Club with league openings in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Higgins
City Lanes
Ada Gardner
Brady Builders
Eileen Schaffer
Rotary
Mary Kayatin
Marianne Lorcher
Howell’s Realty
Brenda Bement
Wakeman Barber Shop
Gwen Plue
Parsons Garage
Brenda
Gwen
City
King D. Jameson
Kyle Jameson
Russ Edwards
V.F.W
Art Good
Eagles
Nick Buda
Mel Keefer
Sandy Austin
City Lanes Ladies League
Elk’s Country Club
New London Harris sets Columbia Invitational long jump mark
New London’s Milt Harris leapt 21-0 to win a long jump and helped the Wildcats place third among eight A schools with 6442 points at the Columbia Invitational. Bob Chandler won the 880 in 2 09, while Brookside led AA with 85 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Station
New London
Milt Harris
Columbia
Wildcats
Lorain Clearview
Western Reserve
Edison
Brookside
Harris
Bob Chandler
Greg Mullins
Kevin Randleman
Ron Strimpfel
Dan Finley
al Dillon
Mark Mills
Tom Sanders
Lefty Grove League Tryouts for Boys Nine and Ten
Tryouts for boys nine and ten years old will be held at 9 30 a m Saturday at the VFW Field. Eligibility requires birth between Aug 1 1962 and July 31 1963 and residence in the Norwalk School District. Each boy must bring this blank and a glove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lefty Grove League
VFW
Norwalk
Norwalk Trucker Rally Beats Bellevue 7-5 in Sloppy Game
Norwalk High School defeats Bellevue 7-5 as six first inning runs propel the Truckers. Doug Reitzel, Tom Schwartz and Pat Mitre drive Norwalk’s early lead amid seven Bellevue errors. John Schaffer suffers the loss. Norwalk improves to 1-1 with Hunter earning the win. Risner nails down the save. Next, Norwalk visits Clyde for tournament action at 4:15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk High School
Bellevue
Norwalk
John Derrer
Redmen
Derver
Trucker
Tiffin Columbian
Doug Reitzel
Tom Schwartz
Scott Hunter
Jeff Brandts
Bob Borsick
Jeff O’donnell
Steve Hester
Davey Singer
Pat Mitre
Hunter
Kim Risner
Risner
John Schaffer
Mitre
Schwartz
Mark Fogg
Clyde
Willard
Community Park
Bob Foster Named Fighter of the Month by Ring Magazine
New York UPI reports Bob Foster earned undisputed light heavyweight title after a two round KO of Vicente Rondon. Ring Magazine appoints him Fighter of the Month for his decisive victory and championship claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Bob Foster
Vicente Rondon
Ring Magazine
Gottfried Named Struthers High Head Coach
Mike Gottfried, former St. Paul coach, accepts Struthers High School post in Youngstown area. Verbal agreement with Supt. Clyde Quimby follows interest from five Ohio schools. He will bring three to four assistants and a $20,000 football budget, with season opener against Alliance set for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hoeler
St. Paul
Mike Gottfried
Struthers High School
Youngstown
Struthers
Clyde Quimby
Norwalk
Gottfried
Bob Runyon
Crestline
Quimby
Morehead
San Francisco
Rocky Alt
Wittenberg
Bud Ratliff
Steel Valley
Boardman
Ursuline and
Mooney
Hubbard
Austintown Fitch
Campbell Memorial
Fitch
Ohio
St. Paul's
Morehead State
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Orioles
Frank Robinson
Wright
Angels
Ken Brett
Steve Brye
Steve Braun
Perry
Red Sox
Mike Hegan
Bobby Brooks
Sal Bando
Hogan
Jack
Pattin
Moret
Bolin
Fisk
Dempsey
Wilcox
Riddieberger
Lamb
Fosse
Herrmann
Lp-Wilcox
Freehan
Paul Panther
Goglewski
Cox
Billings
Lp-Paul
Kan City
O Dobson
Oates Drago
May Calif
Wifkat
Torbor Brett Linzy
Lockwood
Rodriguez
Brett
HR Berry
Kirk Mason
Crumline
Nite Life
Crown Motel
Adria’s Beauty Shop
Norwalk Parts
Citizens Nat'l Bank
Pizza House
Lockwoods
Alma's Answering II
Schaffers Pen Farm
Eddie Miller
Jean's Party Shop
Ilan Comet Cleaners
Alma's Answers
Aggie
Gardner High
Tri-County
Art Walker
Gene Walker
Janesville
Ray Currier
Cliff Claus
American Legion
Ralph Armstrong
Ralph Day
Dick Sweet
Alley Blazers
Jack Bess
Ralph Burkett
Sam Giallombardo
Dick Spaar
Carl Camp
Larry Becker
Don Grinold
Reineck
Warren Shepherd
Homer Gregory
Kelly Rahrig
Bob Weidinger
Loren Geary
Durable
Mat
Hill
Neil Schlachter
Linus Ott
Bob Herner
Paul Brookover
Duane Ringle
Lenny Sickinger
Dennis Spradlin
Joe Ross
Tim Fox
Lefty Grove
W.F.W. Field
Struthers High
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