Truckers Extend Lead With 7-1 Win Over Galion
Norwalk remains atop the Northern Ohio League at 6-2 after a 7-1 victory over Galion at McGuan Park. Jeff Orwick pitched a complete game to move to 2-1, with Ed Cieriezwski driving in multiple runs and Brett Smith delivering key hits as Norwalk built a 6-1 lead by the fourth inning.
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Ferrari Wins Pickup Truck Second In Sea To Sea Race
Rick Cline and Jack May of Gainesville Florida won second place in the Cannonball Baker Sea-to-Shining-Sea Memorial Trophy Dash finishing 35 hours 53 minutes after departure from New York City. They averaged 92 mph and paid a $250 fine in Ohio for 98 mph in rain.
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Major League Standings and Daily Results Highlight NL and AL
National League standings show Chicago leading the East with 71 wins and New York close behind. Week results include Chicago defeating St Louis 4-3 and New York beating Montreal 5-3. American League notes cover Cleveland and Baltimore weathering rain postponements with current leaders and key RBIs.
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Bostater Sets Meet Mark At Margaretta Track Meet
Edison athletes shine as John Bostater breaks the Margaretta Invitational shot put mark with 56-4 1 4. Jeff Spradlin leads a sprint duel to win the 100 in 10.5 seconds. Port Clinton tops team standings with 59 points while Clyde, Perkins, and Huron also place, and multiple meet records fall including Clyde’s Miller in discus and Perkins’ Campbell in long jump.
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Chenier's 39 Points Push Bullets Past Braves to Celtics Showdown
Chenier poured in a career high 39 points as Washington defeated Buffalo 115 96 to clinch a 4 3 series win and reach a conference final with the Boston Celtics while Bob McAdoo scored 36 for the Braves in the loss.
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Washington 115 Buffalo 96 proves series win for Wizards
In NBA action Washington defeated Buffalo 115 to 96 to win the series 4 games to 3. In ABA play St Louis beat Kentucky 103 97 in a 2-1 series lead, while Denver toppled Indiana 126 109. WHA Houston shutout San Diego 4 0 to lead 1 0.
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Edwards Dies at 51 Former Dodgers catcher Bruce Edwards
Bruce Edwards, catcher for the 1947 National League champion Brooklyn Dodgers, died at his Sacramento home from a heart attack. He was 51. In 1947 he appeared in 130 games, batted .295, and drove in 80 runs.
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Edison Rips Eagles 9-1 in Firelands action
Edison takes the northern division lead with a 9-1 win over Monroeville as Bob Roe Dale Koch and Dave Gurney pace a seven run burst in the first three innings. Gurney earns win with 10 strikeouts and Edison moves to 8-1 on the season.
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Lolich Rebounds To Beat Tiant In 1 0 Shutout
Mickey Lolich dodges a two hitter from Luis Tiant to post his third straight win and A 1 0 shutout for the Detroit Tigers. The victory marks Lolich s 198th career win and 39th lifetime shutout as he nears a place among the all time leaders with five strikeouts.
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Olcott Leads Western Reserve to Track Victory in Dual Meet
Lynn Olcott double wins discus and 100 yard dash as Western Reserve defeats Collins Wellington 722 to 5442. Wright and Munroe also win, with Olcott anchoring 880 relay. Second-place finishes include Coe in the mile and Dauch in the two mile.
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Aggie's Scorecard Rahrig Tops Keglers With 985 212
Kelly Rahrig led Sunday's Mixed at City Lanes with a 218 585 high set. Jim Rister 224 570 and Don Reed 244 game in his 562. The Battles Insurance team clinched the Elks title for the fifth straight year. Wes Preston led the night with 221 576. Special notice announces no Scorecard next two weeks.
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Netters Win 5-2 Over Bucyrus in Tennis Match
Bucyrus Norwalk Highs tennis squad rose to 6-2 this Friday with a 5-2 win over Bucyrus. Mannes beat Long 7-5 1-6 6-2 and Perry defeated Halm 6-1 6-2 in singles. Arlin lost to Watson 6-2 7-5 while Schaechterle beat Hubble 6-3 6-3 Lichtecssen downed Hensley 6-4 6-1. Doubles saw Long Watson edge Arlin Schaechterle 4-6 6-3 7-6 and Battiste Fries oust Beesin Seitz 6-4 4-6 7-5. Reserve doubles Trapp Schneider won 6-1 7-6.
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