McDonald's wins crown in LEFTY GROVE T Ball playoffs
McDonald's captured the T Ball championship by defeating Tri-County 16 to 3 on Monday. Alan Blair hit a home run and Mike Berry added two hits for McDonald's while Carl Osborn had two hits for Eastman's in the nearby Eastman's 9 3 loss to Huron County Bank.
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Baseball standings and results from upcoming and past games
Standings show Pittsburgh at Chicago and St Louis at New York with afternoon starts. Montreal visits Philadelphia, Atlanta at Cincinnati, Houston at Los Angeles, San Diego at San Francisco, and more evening games. Monday results include Kansas City edging Toronto and New York beating Baltimore. Houston releases Wilbur Howard and Charleston acquires Tom Spencer from Chicago. Keith Drumwright placed on waivers.
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Remy Set to Return as Red Sox Open 14-Game Homestand
Boston aims to rebound after a 7-5 road trip as second baseman Jerry Remy nears rejoining the lineup from a five week knee injury. He could play tonight against Cleveland, hoping the injury does not linger and signaling a Spring Training restart. Orioles lead is six games.
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Roundup: Reds Top Braves 3 1 as LaCoss Shuts Down Batting
Ray Knight drove in one run and helped build another to back four hit pitching by Mike LaCoss. Giants beat Dodgers 7 1 with Dennis Littlejohn delivering a bases loaded single in a four run fourth and Ed Whitson pitching seven strong to end a five game slide.
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Munson Remembered As No 1 In Hearts At Funeral
Thousands gathered in Canton for Thurman Munson's funeral as Rev. J Robert Coleman spoke of a loving family man and community helper. Teammates Lou Piniella and Bobby Murcer delivered emotional tributes to the late Yankees captain who died in a private plane crash last Thursday.
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Browns cut two linemen as camp trims continue
Kent Ohio fans see Cleveland Browns release defensive tackles Marty Smith of Kentucky and Ken Novak of Purdue reducing roster to 65 with Aug. 14 deadline. Jack Gregory returns to training, starting eight years after leaving, to bolster pass rush while Giants beat Browns 27 7 in exhibition despite Cleveland subs.
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Judge rules yes on using film in Tomjanovich case
A federal judge allowed use of a 10 minute film showing Kermit Washington striking Rudy Tomjanovich in a 1977 game in the Lakers lawsuits. The ruling comes after objections that the film was edited, with the judge ordering a longer unedited copy with audio for review. Tomjanovich, Rockets forward, suffered severe injuries and missed the 1977-78 season. he seeks damages from California Sports Inc. and the Lakers, while the Rockets' suit is also under consideration.
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Indians Len Barker named AL Player of the Week
Len Barker of the Cleveland Indians earned the American League Player of the Week honor for July 30 to Aug 5 with a 1.28 ERA, two wins, 72 1 3 innings in a 3-0 win over Boston and 6 2 3 in a 6-2 win over Texas. Pete Rose of the Philadelphia Phillies won NL Player of the Week for the week ending Aug 5, batting .341 with 14 hits in 41 at bats, two doubles and three RBIs, and surpassing Honus Wagner on the singles list.
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Norwalk High football season ticket sales start this week
Season tickets for the 1979 Norwalk High School football home games go on sale Wednesday August 8 Tuesday August 14 and Wednesday August 15 from 1 to 3 p.m. and Friday August 10 from 6 30 to 8 30 p.m. A Saturday sale on August 11 runs from 9 a.m. to noon. Prices are 13 dollars for adults 7 for children for reserved seats and 6 dollars for non reserved seats. Those who want the same seat as last season should contact the athletic department during sale times.
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