Lauderman's Hits Lead JP Auto Past Lierenz In City League
JP Auto powered to a 19 beatdown of Beach with 20 hits led by Doug Lauderman who hit two homers and a double across four plate appearances. Jeff Ledermeir and Mike Beveridge also had two hits, while Lierenz showed life with a 5 run sixth and seventh. Rench edged Office Bar 15 to 6 as Lynn Szabo went 4-for-4 and Ford and Dominick added two hits apiece. In the women’s league Bible topped Janesville 15 to 7 as Ritz Hartley and Knapp had two hits each. HCB defeated Van Dresser 10 to 6 behind triples from Diane Tengowski and two-hit days from McLaughlin LeVellen. Bennett beat Monroeville 4 to 1, Ott with three hits leading. Norwalk hosts a 0-3 inviting tournament action at McGuan Park with 10-team field and finals Sunday.
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Sharon LeVellen
Anna Izzard
Nancy Braker
Sue Cheesman
Bennett
Monroeville
Mary Beth Ott
Connie Solberg
Kayan Kramer
Stella Sardanoff
Jeanne Miller
Norwalk
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Eckersley Dominates Indians in Seventh Straight CG Victory
Boston beats Cleveland 3-2 as Eckersley runs his record to 15-5 with seven consecutive complete games tying a team mark. Lynn robs Harrah of extra bases, Yastrzemski drives in two, and Waits suffers the loss. Zimmer lauds Eckersley while Garcia notes clutch hitting failures by Cleveland.
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Don Drysdale
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Tribe
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Toby Harrah
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Phillies sweep Expos to seize first in NL race
The Philadelphia Phillies routed the Montreal Expos 6-4 to complete a three game sweep and take over first place as Pittsburgh had earlier toppled Montreal. Bob Boone drove in two runs with a fifth inning single while Expos suffered a setback in the standings.
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Outdoorsman Aim to Tie Slow Pitch Crown at McGuan Park
The Outdoorsman meet Norwalk Pest Control at McGuan Park No 1 at 6 p.m. in the senior division to decide the league champion. Two games will be played and Outdoorsman must win both to claim the title.
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McGuan Park No. 1
Outdoorsmen named Loughton Haas Grell in lineup
Outdoorsman Loughton, Yvette Haas and Lynn Grell are named. Debby Hinckley, Lori Larson, Michelle Dailey and Melissa Dailey are listed as not pictured.
Lucas shines at Ashland College Basketball Camp
Kevin Lucas of Willard topped a group of area youths at the Ashland College Basketball Camp of Champions held on campus last week. Lucas, a Willard High sophomore, finished second in the free throw contest with 69 of 100, as Keith King Norwalk's John Fisher and Randy Pederson also attended under coach Jim Steward. Nearly 100 boys received coaching from Ohio high school and college coaches, with former NBA star Barry Clemens as guest instructor.
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Willard
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Norwalk
John Fisher
Randy Pederson
Ashland College
Jim Steward
Ohio
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O Malley Led Westward Surge Of Pro Sports
Walter F O Malley owner of the Dodgers and architect of a westward sports expansion died at 75 after a three year cancer battle He passed away at Methodist Hospital Rochester Minnesota from congestive heart failure caused by cancer His widow Kay had died less than a month earlier O Malley helped relocate the Dodgers to Los Angeles in 1958 and spurred growth of football and other pro leagues while keeping prices modest and profiting from parking concessions and stadium ventures
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Browns prepare for lone exhibition with Colts at home
In hot humid conditions at Kent State University the Cleveland Browns finish tuning for their only pre season game against the Baltimore Colts at Municipal Stadium. A 27 7 loss to the New York Giants last week underscored the need to rebound before the home crowd. They also schedule two more exhibitions before the regular season opens with games at Shea Stadium versus the Jets on Sept 2 and Sept 9 on the road against the Chiefs followed by a home opener rematch with the Colts on Sept 16.
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