Norwalk Furniture No. 2 Edges Dauch In 12 Inning Marathon
In City Slo-Pitch A division action Norwalk Furniture No. 2 outlasted Dauch Concrete 16-14 in 12 innings. The game featured a seven-run ninth and an inside-the-park homer by Terry Meagrew as Steve Burdge and John Dials added key hits.
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Norwalk Furniture No. 2
Dauch Concrete
Dauch
Monroeville Merchants
Beach
Culligan Soft Water
Gary Barman
Steve Burdge
Bill Toole
John Dials
Terry Meagrew
Barney Yaussey
Jack Krupp
Jim Maitland
Andy Luxon
Bill Hubans
Bob Fraelich
Bill Dauch
Monroeville
Tom
Griffin
Kevin Wood
Dennis Miller
Jan Abrahamowicz
Jim Caprara
Rench
Culligan
John Kuhlman
Caprara
Sonny Coles
Chuck Derby
Ted Ickes
George Patchen
Bill Finley
Mark Hunter
Bob Patchen
Coles
Jack Lolla
Dan Finle
Scott Hunter
Ickes
Indians Rout White Sox 13-1 on Infield Fireworks
Cleveland jumped to a 9-0 first inning lead and cruised to a 13-1 victory behind Dick Tidrow who allowed four hits in seven innings. Chris Chambliss and George Hendrick fueled the attack with five and four hits respectively, while Walt Williams and Oscar Gamble homered in the opener.
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Chicago
UPI
Dick Tidrow
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Tidrow
Tribe
Chris Chambliss
George
Bahnsen
White Sox
Pat Kelly
Oakland A's
Oakland
Dick Williams
Bill Freehan
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Billy Martin
Fences and Scores of Midweek MLB Actions
In results from New York to San Diego, the slate includes Texas, New York, Boston, Kansas City, Baltimore, Minnesota, Cleveland, Chicago, Milwaukee, California, Detroit, Oakland, and more with notable wins by Cleveland over Chicago 13-1, Boston over Kansas City 9-4, and Baltimore over Minnesota 6-1. Pitching previews list California Wright at Milwaukee Slaton, Forster at Detroit, Lee at Kansas City, Cuellar at Minnesota, and Blyleven at Milwaukee among others.
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Tigers
Baltimore
Minnesota
New York
Texas
Boston
Kansas City
Milwaukee
California
San Francisco
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Houston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Atlanta
St. Louis
San Diego
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Detroit
Oakland
Wright
Slaton
Forster
Coleman
Lee
Busby
Cuellar
Blyleven
Kan. City
Milw
N.Y
Asi Merritt
Suarez
Peterson
Beene
Munson
HR Sudakis
K.C
Tiant
Montgomery
Splittorff
Dal Canton
Minger
Taylor
Mayberry
Palmer
Hendricks
Woodson
Hands
Mitterwald
Coggins
Cleve
Tidrow
Ellis
Bahnsen
Fisher
Frailing
Herrmann
Brinkman
Rodriguez
Singer
Hr-Robinson
Sss
Éooix
Holtzman
Fingers
Fosse
Fryman
Hiller
Freehan
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el New York
W. LL. Pet
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Torrez
Barr
Morton
Foster
Lonborg
Jones
Koosman
Osteen
Rogers
Boccabella
Bryant
Sosa
Rader
Hri McCovey
Pitts
Roberts
Ray
Dierker
Jutze
Rooker
Johnson
Sanguillen
Carlton
Boone
Greif
Kendall
LosAng
Messersmith
Richert
Ferguson
Big Eight Suspends Oklahoma for Two Years
The Big Eight Conference bans Oklahoma from bowl games and TV appearances for two years over recruiting violations, stripping them of the 1972 title. Iowa State projects a $200,000 loss from shared bowl and TV revenues, with other members expected to incur similar cuts.
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Norman
Okla
UPI
Oklahoma University
Big Eight
Texas
Oklahoma
Sooners
Iowa State
Lou McCullough
Weiskopf Leads in 55th PGA Championship Field
Tom Weiskopf of Columbus is the co favorite with Jack Nicklaus as the 55th PGA Championship opens in Cleveland. Weiskopf has placed top five in nine straight events with five wins, while Nicklaus Trevino Palmer and Player are also cited as recent dominant figures in big money golf.
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Cleveland
UPI
Tom Weiskopf
Jack Nicklaus
Professional Golfers’ Association
Weiskopf
Columbus
Byron Nelson
Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Ashland
Norwalk
Tom Oliva
John Meesig
Jeff Wyatt
Jeff Lodermeier
Oliva
St. Paul
Wyatt
Sodermeier
Meesig
Keith Smith
Joe
Matt Gross
Perry Stein
Clint Tinker
Mike Watkins
Tom Reed
Mark Brandts
Monroeville
Tim Winslow
Don Usselman
Bleachers for Edison Complex Need Volunteers Saturday
New 1 022 seat bleachers will be delivered to the Edison Athletic Complex behind Edison High School Saturday morning. Boosters president Alex Ross asks volunteers to assemble at 7 a.m. bring tools. labor provided by Boosters. Donations sought via Berlin Heights and Milan addresses to support the project.
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Milan
Edison
Edison High School
Boosters
Alex Ross
Ross
Berlin-Milan Memorial
Bert Pritt
P.O. Box
c/o Pritt
Berlin Heights
Golf Open at Elks Country Club Sept eight
A nine hole golf open with prizes on each hole and wagering events will be held September eight at Elks Country Club. Entry cost is 18 dollars including dinner and prime rib meal with wives admitted free and a dance band entertainment fee. Prizes will be awarded at dinner. Call Roger Wilkenson Jim Souslin Mike Meinke or Bob Westcott for information.
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Elks Country Club
Roger Wilkenson
Jim Souslin
Mike Meinke
Bob Westcott
Bucks Sign Turner In Two Year Deal After ABA Bidding
The Milwaukee Bucks signed rookie forward Clyde Turner to a two year, no cut contract after protracted bidding with the Denver Rockets. Turner is 6 8, 215 pounds from the University of Minnesota and was the Bucks fourth round pick in the 1973 NBA draft. St Louis Blues name Frank Mario as assistant general manager in the NHL club's front office.
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Milwaukee, Wis
ST. Louis
UPI
Chuck Catto
St. Louis Blues
Frank Mario
National Hockey League
Friday Boys' Fast Pitch Gift Gallery Rivalry
The card lists a set of matchups including Gift Gallery facing Spaar's Casino Bleile's and Hammer Huber Kishman Fish competing with Norb's Marathon in a local fast pitch series.
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Gift Gallery
Spaar’s
Bleile’s
Hammer
Huber Kishman Fish
Norb
Booster Club Sets Kick Off Meeting and Tonight Session
The Norwalk Booster Club schedules an organizational meeting at 7 30 p m at the Chamber of Commerce offices. The regular month meeting will be a kick off at 7 30 p m Monday in Room 114 at the high school per president Ron Zureich.
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Norwalk
Chamber of Commerce
Ron Zureich
Classified Ad Quick Cash Pitch Appears
A brief classified offer urges readers to sell unused items for fast cash by calling 662 4241. The notice emphasizes easy quick money through resale rather than services.
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Dial
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