Tidrow’s 1-0 gem powers Indians past A’s at Oakland
Dick Tidrow pitched a two-hits shutout at the Oakland Coliseum lifting the Cleveland Indians over the Oakland A’s 1-0. Oscar Gamble scored on an error and Tidrow benefited from key plays by Dave Duncan as Bert Campaneris and Sal Bando erred. Brent Strom faces Jim Hunter in the finale. Boston also lists Moret on 21-day DL with a knee injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
UPI
Dick Tidrow
Oakland Coliseum
Tidrow
Oakland A’s
Cleveland Indians
Hayward
A’s
Indians
Boston
Warren Spahn
Dave Duncan
Bert Campaneris
Sal Bando
A's
Campane
Oscar Gamble
George Hendrick
Rudi
Campaneris
Bando
Gamble
Dick Williams
Jim Odom
Dash
Rollie Fingers
Brent Strom
Jim Hunter
Edison Grabs Lead With 4 2 Win Over Monroeville
Edison improved to 2-0 in Firelands Conference North Division by defeating Monroeville 4-2. Don Long pitched a complete game for Monroeville while Jim Salmons went the distance for Edison. Key plays included a fifth inning error sequence that allowed two Edison runs and a two-run homer by none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Edison
Chargers
Monroeville
Eagles
Don Long
Jack Meyers
Dan Willis
Craig Finnen
Meyers
Willis
Charger
Jim Salmons
Salmons
Jeff Still
John Zadell
Bart Hibbard
Zadell
Bob Grose
Dale Stein
Cliff Smith
Stein
Seneca East
Wellington
West Division Finals Nets and Celtics Clash in Thin Margin
Boston holds a narrow lead over New York after a 98 to 97 finish, while Los Angeles beat Golden State 128 to 118. West results show no changes to the top seeds as action continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Los Angeles
Golden State
St Paul Netters Fall To Crestline In 5–2 Loss
Crestline defeated St Paul 5–2 as Jeff McDonald and Bob Grimm won singles for Crestline. St Paul's wins came from Larry Hinckle and Matt Gross, but doubles fell to McDonald-Grimm and Hohler-Gross. St Paul next plays Plymouth Friday. In Monza, Ferrari led by Ickx and Redman finished second behind Reuteman and Schenken in the 1 000 kilometers race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crestline
St. Paul
Bulldogs
Jeff McDonald
Flyers
Joe Gross
Bob Grimm
Scott Tinker
Larry Hinckle
Rick Reichert
Matt Gross
Doug Bowen
Chuck
Tinker
Reichert
McDonald
Grimm
Hohler
Hinkle
Bowen
Plymouth
Monza
Italy
UPI
Jacky Ickx
Brian Redman
Ferrari
Carlos Reuteman
Argentina
Tim Schenken
Australia
Goodrich fuels Lakers past Warriors for series lead
Gail Goodrich scored 44 points including 21 in the third quarter as the Lakers beat the Warriors 128-119 to take a 4-1 series lead in the NBA playoffs. Paul Silas fueled Boston with two late free throws and a key rebound to seal a 98-97 win over the Knicks as Havlicek led the Celts with 18 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Phoenix Suns
National Basketball Association
Gail Goodrich
Los Angeles
Lakers
Golden State Warriors
Paul Silas
Boston
Charley Scott
Boston Celtics
New York Knickerbockers
Knicks
New York
Goodrich
Silas
Bill Bradley
Dave DeBusschere
Willis Reed
John Havlicek
Havlicek
Celts
Mapleton Upsets South Central in 4-1 Victory
Mapleton jumped to a 4-0 lead with two runs in each of the second and fifth innings and held South Central to three hits. Bruce Ringler earned the win with five strikeouts while Guy Ebinger took the loss after fanning eight with two walks. Dale Bond knocked in the Trojans’ lone run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Mapleton
South Central
Mounties
The
Trojans
Trojan
Guy Ebinger
Bruce Ringler
Dale Bond
Frank Lamoreaux
Bond
Ben Asselton
Ringler
Ebinger
New London
New London Defeats Black River 14-8 For First FC South Win
New London Wildcats beat Black River 14-8 in Firelands Conference South play to move to 2-4 overall and 1-1 in division. Doug Brown Rex Hamilton and Gary Dee had multiple hits with Brown adding two doubles and two RBIs. Mike Collins earned the win with 4 1/3 innings pitched before Gary Collins finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW London
Black River
Wildcats
Doug Brown
Rex Hamilton
Gary Dee
Brown
Dee
Mike Collins
Gary Collins
Mansfield St. Peter
Princess Anne Named to British Equestrian Team
Princess Anne of England was chosen for the British squad in the European championships held in Kiev, Soviet Union, marking a major selection for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Anne of England
Kiev
Soviet Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chris Chambliss
Duncan
Dave
California
Baltimore
Minnesota
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Texas
Detroit
Chicago
New
York
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Montreal
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Houston
St. Louis
San Diego
Pittsburgh
Moret
Boston Red Sox
Roger Moret
Cleveland
Campy Campaneris
FC North
Smith
Jeff Clark
Grose
Dennis Didion
Doug Long
Monroeville Edison
W. L. Pet
ARMES
E. Main
Norwalk
St. Paul Netters
Jim Jubach
Bolens Division
FMC Corporation
Woodlawn
Celtics
Mapleton S. Central
Ringer
Hamilton
RBI
Jeff Marsh
Pirates
B. River N
Hammer-Huber
Post Office
Wera
Ufetime
VET
Americard
Norwalk Tire & Alignment
ROUTE
Jim Souslin
Mgr