Corners Reaches Open Softball Final After Semifinal Win
Corners advanced to the Fifth District Open softball final by beating American Loan 5 3 at McGuan Park. LaGrange Screw remains undefeated and would deny Corners the title with a win Sunday. both teams seek the state match in Springfield.
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LaGrange Screw
American Loan
Lorain Westgate Grill
McGuan Park
Springfield
FAA Oberlin
Ford
Willard Donnelley
Meyers takes first after 1967 women s slo pitch season
Meyers finishes 9-1 to claim top spot with 30 5 win over Lutheran Church. Jackie Myers goes 7 for 7, Fritz Ringholz 6 for 6 with two other seven hits. Tournament slated at McGuan Park with single elimination, trophies for first and second, schedule through Thursday. King Constantine attends Olympic Academy closing ceremony at ancient Olympia.
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Bob Meyers
Lutheran Church
Meyers
Lutherans
Jackie Myers
Fritz Ringholz
Esther Strait
Sandy Coe
Alicia Schlegelmilch
Diamonds
McGuan Park
Connie
Little Laundry
Bechstein’s
Meyers- Little Laundry
Schild
IGA
Bechstein’s-Lutherans
Schild’s Iga
Connie’s Little Laundry
Connie’s Laundry
Chelsea Wins in San Sebastian In Pitcher's Duel
Chelsea of London defeated Independiente of Buenos Aires 2-1 Friday night. Jim Spettle starred with a triple, while Van Woodworth hit a second inning homer for the Corners in a high scoring tourney clash. Grill erupted for seven runs in the fifth to seize a 10-8 lead before Corners answered with another seven in the sixth.
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Jim Spettle
Jack Nichols
Nichols
van Woodcock
Loan
Jerry Ammons
Doug Avery
Tom Fries
Spettle
Dick Peters
Insurance
Joe Andrews
Bob Lippert
Loren Baker
Bob Berry
van Woodworth
Don Miller
Jack Wilde
Don Pavietich
Dodger- Reds
Ron Hunt
John Rose
San Sebastian
Spain
UPI
Chelsea
London
Independiente
Buenos Aires
Grill
Tom Breno
Bob Vance
Daryl Cassady
Jerry Brenner
Yanks Take Two From Tribe In Cleveland Doubleheader
New York defeated Cleveland 5-3 and 4-1 at Municipal Stadium as Al Downing won the opener with 12 strikeouts. Roy White and Charley Smith homered for the Yankees, while Don Demeter added a pair of homers in the nightcap but Cleveland failed to rally. Tiant pitched eight strong innings for the Indians but took the loss.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
New York Yankees
Municipal Stadium
al Downing
New York
Steve Hargan
Roy White
Horace Clarke
Charley Smith
Yankees
Indians
Hargan
Vic Davalillo
Max Alvis
Don Demeter
Yankee
Duke Sims
Downing
Pedro Gonzalez
Horgan
Sims
Chuck Hinton
Davalillo
Alvis
Tony Horton
Jake Gibbs
Horton
Gibbs
Joe Pepitone
Pepitone
Tom Tresh
Ed Con
Nolly
Demeter
Luis Tiant
Bill Robinson
Tiant
George Culver
Mrukowski To Speak At Norwalk Rotary Meeting
Norwalk High's new football coach Bill Mrukowski will be the featured speaker at the Rotary Club gathering Monday at 11 45 a.m. at the Elks Club. He will share experiences from his high school coaching career.
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Norwalk High
Bill Mrukowski
Rotary Club
Elks Club
Mrukowski
Clarksfield Man Nets Giant Vermilion River Bass
Tony Bomback of Zenobia Road Clarksfield wins a 20 minute battle for a near five and a half pound smallmouth in the Vermilion River. The 18 inch fish weighed just under five and a half pounds with a 15 inch girth, among the river’s largest. He used a Johnson reel eight pound line and a purple crawler lure. The Vermilion River is noted as a top smallmouth river in Ohio. Local area lake and reservoir report notes Lake Erie fishing remains strong for walleye and jumbo perch with fair to good weekend outlook.
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Tony
Bomback
Zenobia Road
East
Clarksfield
Vermilion River
Ohio
Lake Erie
Norwalk
Riley, Metzger
Fostoria
Findlay
Milan Tennis Tournament crowns three final winners
In Milan, three final winners were decided: Bill Toole defeated Gene Longo 6-1 6-1 for the high school boys title, Beverly Morrow beat Cindy Giratte 6-2 6-3 for junior high girls, and Ricky Harkelroad won 4-2 4-0 over Mark Wykel in the 6-8 boys division. All finalists were Milan residents. a runoff for city champion was set for today.
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Milan
Bill Toole
Gene Longo
Beverly Morrow
Cindy Giratte
Ricky Harkelroad
Mark Wykel
Keino Seeks Revenge In Emsley Carr Mile Rematch
Kipchoge Keino of Kenya aims to defeat world record holder Jim Ryan of the United States in the Emsley Carr mile at a Britain United States one day track meet.
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London
UPI
Kenya
Kipchoge Keino
Jim Ryan
United States
Britain
Keino
Ryan
Los Angeles
Kansas Ace
SC Gridders Begin Preparations Under New Coach
South Central High starts football preparations next week under new head coach David Mitchell. Schedule lists Wednesday exam time, Thursday equipment issue, and Friday first practice at SC High. Monroeville and Western Reserve also outline early football physicals and practice times under their coaches.
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Greenwich
South Central High
David Mitchell
Trojan
Monroeville
Monroeville High School
C. William Henrie, Jr
Weekend baseball standings and schedule notes
Standings and upcoming games show Boston at California and Baltimore at Detroit with evening starts, plus Chicago at Minnesota and New York at Cleveland among Saturday pairings. Sunday lists New York at Cleveland, Washington at Kansas City, Chicago at Minnesota, and more matchups. Friday results include Philadelphia edging Chicago and New York beating Pittsburgh, with Los Angeles and other clubs also playing.
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Morehead
California
Hamilton
Baltimore
Richert
Detroit
McLain
Chicago
Peters
Minnesota
Kant
New York
Cleveland
O'Donoghue
Washington
Ortega
Kansas City
Odom
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Los Ang
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Fran. J
Houston
Fryman
Koonce
Boozer
Niekro
Los Angeles
Regan
Pappas
San Francisco
Marichal
Carlton
Giusti
Cuellar
Atlanta
Johnson
Cloninger
Houston New York
Grove Citizens Bank wins Lefty Grove League junior title
Grove Citizens Bank clinched the championship by defeating the Jaycees 6-1 to finish 14-2. Huron County Bank followed at 13-3. Standouts on Grove included Dan Hipp and Larry Walker with manager Clyde Hughes. Eagles 711 beat Mac's Sons 14-6, led by Craig Traves with two singles.
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Citizens Bank
Jaycees
the Bank
Huron County Bank
Dan Hipp
Larry Walker
Scott Tinker
Jeff Suchar
Ron Johnson
Bob Blair
Steve Sadler
Robert Lasch
Steve Preston
Herby Blair
Clinton Tinker
Randy Stower
John Robarge
Craig Ross
Clint Fannin
Clyde Hughes
al Preston
Home Savings and Loan
Finance System
Jaycees Cubs Kie’s
Eagles
Mac’s Sons
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Boro
Hunt
Dodgers
Bar Jamison
Phyllis Brucker
Nancy Daniels
Kay Kersey
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Pat Seitz
Joan
Fritz) Ringholz
Marsha Peoples
Ann Brown
Phyllis Smith
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Tony Bomback Holds Bass
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Denosl
S'Grove
Craig Traves
Kevin Goodsite
Tom Clark
Bryan Schaffer
al Myers
Tony Borgia
Lonny Huston
Gregg Kramer
George Hansen
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