Edison Chargers anticipate big season despite flu bug
Edison High coach Jim Whittington prepares 57 football candidates for the Sept 2 opener with Margaretta at Clearview. He notes several players have the flu but promises a strong defense with veterans Ed Ritz and Chris LaVine, while selecting a starting quarterback among Craig Boose Owen Woolever and Jeff Lake. The lighting project for home games should be ready by Sept 9 against Clyde.
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Morales Delivers Go-Ahead Homer For Twins In Indians Victory
In a dramatic late inning reversal, Jose Morales hit a curveball over the left field fence in the eighth to lift Minnesota to a 9-8 win over Cleveland. Morales drove in four runs, including a two-run single earlier, as Cleveland blew a slim lead in the seventh with Rod Carew’s pinch-hit single tying the game. Morales explained he was seeking a fastball but connected on the breaking ball, while Sid Monge admitted the super pitch to Carew. The day’s other AL results included Milwaukee’s 9-1 win over Toronto, Texas over Chicago 1-0, and Kansas City 4 Detroit 2. In the NL, Chicago beat Atlanta 12-8 and St Louis topped Houston 11-9.
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Bennett Electric Nearly Upsets National League Fast in 16 Inch Tourney
Bennett Electric of American East pushed National League Fast winner Karen's Drive Inn to the final batter in the bottom of the seventh before winning 9 8 at McGuan Park. Chuck Ringholz doubled home Jeff Clark for the decisive run as Clark sprinted home beating the throw. Clark lined three hits, including a homer, with Ringholz adding power in a tense opening round.
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No Prediction Yet For Stingley’s Recovery
United Press International reports that all NFL teams cut to 60 players but focus remained on Darryl Stingley in Eden Hospital. X-rays showed no need for immediate surgery. he has movement in his right arm and sensation in his body, yet paralysis from a spine injury persists two weeks after the hit by Oakland’s Jack Tatum.
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