Bankers Clinch A Division Title With 13-1 Win Over Midway
Huron County Bank clinched the A division crown by beating Midway Garage 13-1, improving to 19-4. Hug Concrete remains 3 games back with two games left. Nite Life rolled 14-4 over Mac's Sons Builders in the B division, while Norwalk Furniture led the pack at 14-3 with Bennett Electric and Nite Life close behind.
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Weiskopf Captures One Stroke Victory at Philadelphia Classic
Tom Weiskopf rallied to win the Philadelphia Golf Classic at Whitemarsh Valley CC with an eagle on 17 and a final 2 under 70, totaling 274 to tie the event record. Dave Hill finished second with 275, while Jack Nicklaus was third at 276. Weiskopf rebounded from rough play and avoided a planned rest.
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Norwalk Furniture Eliminated From State Slo-Pitch Tourney
Norwalk Furniture was eliminated from the State Industrial Slo-Pitch Tournament in Massillon after a 7-3 loss to Akron General Hospital on Friday and an 8-2 defeat to Pabst Brewery of Springfield on Saturday. They still lead the eastern division of the B circuit in the city league.
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MLB Standings and Scores From The League Play
Baltimore leads AL East as teams clash in twin bills. Key games include Kansas City and Oakland facing each other with late inning scoring, and notes on HRs by Spencer and Peters. NL action features Dodgers, Cubs, and Giants in prominent matchups with multiple homers and winning pitchers.
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Sox Edge Dunning Tribe 5 3 in Cleveland
Wilbur Wood earned his 17th win as the Chicago White Sox beat the Cleveland Indians 5-3. Johnson closed out the win after Wood faltered in the sixth. Pat Kelly homered, Roy Foster hit his 10th, and Ed Herrmann drove in a run with a fourth inning single followed by two Chicago homers in the fifth.
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Stewart Wins Can-Am at Mid-Ohio Amid McLaren Failures
Jackie Stewart wins the 192 mile Can-Am race at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course as both McLaren drivers retire with brake and suspension failures. Dennis Hulme starts from pole but loses braking and is eliminated. Revson leads until a broken half shaft ends his run. Stewart earns 20 points and $25,000, moving to third in Can-Am standings.
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Boyd Sparks IGA Tourney Victory
Schild's IGA won the high school boys league 8-6 over Gift Gallery to capture the tournament title. Cecil Boyd powered the win with two doubles and a home run in the seventh inning as Gift Gallery threatened in the bottom frame.
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New St Paul Eighth Grade Coach Sets Tuesday Meeting
Tom Quinn, new St Paul eighth grade football coach, calls a preliminary meeting for all prospective players at 1 p.m. Tuesday. The session will outline season plans. Equipment distribution is scheduled for Thursday and practices start September 1, the first day of school.
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Lions Rally Past Colts 23 20 On Last Minute TD
Detroit erased a 10-9 halftime deficit to beat the Baltimore Colts 23-20 as Bill Munson connected with Larry Walton for a four yard TD with 18 seconds left in a preseason game. 91 745 fans endured 90 degree heat in Ann Arbor while coach Joe Schmidt noted too many mistakes.
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Old Man Floyd Triumphs In Ten Round Floyd Patterson Victory
Vic Brown taunted 36 year old Floyd Patterson as they fought ten rounds in Buffalo. Patterson won a unanimous decision, his sixth straight win on the comeback trail aimed at another title shot. Brown, who has 17 losses, did not match Patterson’s speed.
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