National League East standings and daily baseball schedule
A snapshot of the NL East with team records led by Pittsligh and Montreal, plus the West. Tonight’s games feature Chicago at Philadelphia and Houston at San Diego among others, with results from multiple 9 innings and extra innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. .L. Pet
Pittsligh
Phila
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
Montreal
West Cinci
Bas Los Ang
San Fran
San Diego
Atlanta
Houston
Stone
Philadelphia
Twitchell
Warthen
Tate
Pittsburgh
Reuss
Curtis
Richard
Freisleben
Dal Canton
Loseles
Hooton
Incinnati
Norman
San Francisco
Halicki
McGlothen
Hrabosky
Garman
Simmons
Dettore
Knowles
Mitterwald
Swisher
WP Dettore
Lp-Hrabosky
Reed
Burris
Frailing
P. Reuschel
Hrs-Smith
Davis
Carlton
McGraw
Garber
McCarver
Boone
Oates
Rogers
Sherman
Murray
Foote
Wp-Mcgraw
Lp-Murray
Hr-Schmidt
Roberts
Sosa
Af Jutze
Falcone
Moffitt
Hill
Konieczny
Crawford
Granger
Cosgrove
May
Jutze
Bradley
Caldwell
Williams
Heaverlo
Lavelle
D. Rader
Sadek
WP Crawford
Hrmay
Morton
Pororoba
Spillner
Folkers
Frisella
Strom
Kendall
Hrs-May
Evans
Cinci
Los Ang
Dircy
Eastwick
Plummer
Rauwning
Yeager
WP Darcy
Lp-Rau
HR Concepcion
Inns
Pittslegh and
Stearns
Webb
Sanders
Candelaria
Dyer
Hebner
Boston
Baltimore
Miln
Cleveland
Detroit
West Oakland
Kan City
Texas
Calif
Oakland
Holtzman
Jenkins
Minnesota
Hughes
Kansas City
Leonard
Lute England Feature Winners At Sandusky
Ed Lute of Columbus won the supermodified feature at Sandusky International Speedway while Frank England of Sandusky took the rain abbreviated stock car feature. Bill Stauder of Wakeman finished third in the supermodified race. Gene Laux of Collins was runner up and Dick Ensign of Norwalk third in the stock. George Friend won the supermodified heat and Frank Potter won the stock heat and pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Ed Lute
Columbus
Frank England
Sandusky International Speedway
Wakeman
Bill Stauder
Gene Laux
Collins
Dick Ensign
Norwalk
George Friend
Frank Potter
Berlin Heights
Harrisburg
UPI
Sue Benning
Dale
Sylvia Bertolacci
Clifford Ann Creed
Bonnie Lauer
Huron County Bank extends lead in men’s slow pitch league action
Seventeen games Sunday saw Huron County Bank widen its gap atop the standings while Reineck's and Cauch Concrete held slight edges in the A and B loops. Mac's Sons swept nail biters over Bob White Builders and Gaslight Drive Inn, with Halfway Inn and Halfway WNN delivering big innings and notable hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hohler
Huron County Bank
Reineck
Mac
Bob White
Don Minor
Mike Mye
Clark Dawley
Wally Grose
Zimmerman Brothers
Kevin
Paul Schneider
Ken Gilbert
John Metarko
Chuck Hoffecker
Friendly Corners
Gaslight Drive Inn
Denny Roberts
Jim Palmer
Gary Roe
Jim Hemenway
Palmer
Roe
Art Chaffee
RENCH
Bank
Mike Strong
Larry Sanders
John Speer
Monroeville Merchants
Merchants
Mel Brown
Ron Evans
Merchants Huron County Bank
Culligan
Dave Wilber
Steve Burdge
Burdge
Stu Schillig
Scotia Pattern
Builders
Steve
Roger Wetzel
Bennett Electric
Connie’s Laundry
Electricians
Plastic Molders
Molders
Jim Smith
Sahlman wins Stroh's Grand National at Cedar Point
In Sandusky Hal Sahlman of Boca Raton wins the Stroh's Grand National at Cedar Point with a record 80.73 mph for the 87 mile Lake Erie Production course. Sandy Satullo finishes second clinching the U S National Offshore Championship. Pete Smith dominates Production class for the second straight year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Sahlman
Cedar Point
Multiple Crashes Injure Six In Norwalk and Greenwich Weekends
Two car crashes injure six people in Norwalk and Greenwich including Thomas Wireman and Bertha Wireman among others. Paul P Brown charged with failure to yield. other drivers face similar violations in separate weekend incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Greenwich
Old State Road
Peru-Olena Road
Thomas Wireman
Woodlawn Ave
Bertha Wireman
Luther Wireman
Brian Wireman
Vada Hubbard
Delmer Hubbard
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Tom Wireman
Paul Wireman
Ohio Highway Patrol
Wireman
Paul P. Brown
Fairfield
Brown
Willard Area Hospital
Charles Oney
Alma Oney
Clifford Oney
Randall Oney
Oney
Berthie Hicks
Willard
Willard Hospital
Scott Oney
William Thomas
Lebanon
Ohio
Maffey Thomas
Thomas
Third string QB stars in Sun victory over Portland
Mike Ernst started at quarterback for the Southern California Sun in the WFL opener, throwing two touchdowns and rushing for 39 yards as the Sun beat the Portland Thunder 21 to 15 at Anaheim Stadium. Keith Denson and Terry Lindsey caught his 65 and 25 yard TD passes while Anthony Davis led rushers with 102 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroeville
Bench
Dave Hershey
Hershey
Joe Widman
Anaheim
Calif
UPI
Mike Ernst
Southern California Sun
Cincinnati Bengal
Denver Bronco
Sun
Daryle Lamonica
Pat Haden
Ernst
Southern California
Portland Thunder
Anaheim Stadium
Keith Denson
Terry Lindsey
Portland
Dave Costa
Anthony Davis
University of Southern California
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NATO
Seaver
Apodaca
Grote
Ellis
Hernandez
Guisti
Tekulve
Demery
Sanguillen
Wp-Demery
Lp-Apodaca
Hrs-Milner
Harrison
Beene
Ashby
Medich
Munson
Herrmann
Hood
Waits
LaRoche
Gura
Tidrow
Kaat
Upshaw
Hamileton
Downing
Albury
Johnson
Burgmeier
Jetee Roof
Hrs- Soderholm
Ford
Milwa
Abbott
Linblad
Haney
Splittorff
Stinson
Mayberry
Vuckovich
Hinton
Osborn
Hamilton
Varney
Campbell
Wiley
Borgmann
Ryan
Brewer
Scott
Kirkwood
Hampton
Hargan
Moore
Umbarger
Sundberg
Hrs
Garrett
Howell
England
Halfway Inn
Scotia
Halfway
Mitch Leak
Doug Berry
Denny Harkness
WNN
Joe Singer
Jim Borgia
Duane Fell
Bennett
Jeff Clark
Mike Murray
Ken Magill
Connie
Jack Kuhlman
Bill Albright
Kevin Hipp
Mark Zorn
Hipp
Jim Kern
Arctic Cat
Bruce Grose
Mike Nickols
Gorman
Cincinnati
Tom Gorman
Seattle
Wash
Sherwood Stewart
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Bill Dent
Australia
Mexico
Joaquin Loyo-Mayo
Marcello Lara
Michael Hoyt
Stoutenburg Drive
Norwood Avenue
Main
Schauss_ streets
Patricia M. Robinson
Parsons St
Vernon A. Dann, Jr
E. Main St
Robert A. Schenk
Peter E. Roche
Huron Co. Fair
Huron County
Buster Pools
Cascade Industries
Cascade
Buster Crabbe
Rt. 18
Butler
Piece Corps
George St
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