Fish Ohio Contest Brings In Whoppers
Ohio anglers are invited to enter the Fish Ohio Awards by the Department of Natural Resources. Awards cover largest and second largest fish in 29 categories with entries from Ohio waters allowed. Notable catches include a 9 lb 12 oz largemouth by Ronald D. Smith and a 17 lb 12 oz northern pike by Edward Kovac. Entry forms are in bait shops and at Division of Wildlife offices. The piece also reports walleye activity in Lake Erie and notes a three-part hunter safety course at the Erie County Conservation League Clubhouse starting Sept 6.
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Ohio
Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife
Pay Lakes
Ronald D. Smith
Bolivar
William A. Marr
Marengo
Shirley Becraft
Sandusky
Edward Kovac
Willoughby
Norwalk
Division of Wildlife
Game Protectors
Alan J. Kalfus
Ralph Lamsey
Lake Erie
West Sister Island
Channel Grove
Jim Moses
Hayes Marina
Moses
Kelley Shoals
Carpenter’s Point
Kelley’s Island
East Harbor
Clark
Joe’s Bait Shop
Huron
Kelley's Island
Marblehead
Old Woman’s Creek
Kalfus’ Korner
Erie County Conservation League
Fox Road
National Rifle Association
John Leifheit
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Browns Waive Luck Woolsey and Others To Trim Roster
Cleveland Browns cut Terry Luck and safety Rolly Woolsey among five rookies and free agents to drop to the NFL 50-man limit. Running back Keith Fimian was also waived. two more waivers expected. Coach Sam Rutigliano cited rookies Mark Miller and Johnny Evans at quarterback, with Evans also handling punting duties.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Detroit Lions
Terry Luck
Brian Sipe
Rolly Woolsey
Keith Fimian
William & Mary College
Ronnie Swoopes
Georgia
Jon Kramer
Baylor
Ronald Hodge
Widener
Mike Budrow
Northeastern
Sam Rutigliano
Mark Miller
Johnny Evans
Miller
Lions
Buffalo Bills
Evans
Greg Coleman
Coleman
Detroit
Steubenville Drives Past La Crosse and Owensboro
Steubenville Ohio rallied to defeat La Crosse Wisconsin 9-2 and Owensboro Kentucky blank Beech Grove Indiana 40 in the Great Lakes Regional of the American Legion Baseball Tournament held Wednesday night in Stevens Point Wisconsin.
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Stevens Point
Wis
UPI
Steubenville
Ohio
la Crosse
Owensboro
Beech Grove
Ind
Great Lakes
American Legion
Bando Leads Brewers Past Indians 9-4 in Milwaukee
Sal Bando slugged his 15th homer and drove in two as the Milwaukee Brewers beat the Cleveland Indians 9-4. Bando sparked a decisive eighth inning rally with a single, while Andy Replogle earned the victory in relief as Milwaukee surged from behind after Cleveland led 4-2. The Brewers grabbed control with a string of timely hits including doubles by Ben Oglivie and Cecil Cooper and a productive day from Bando.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Sal Bando
Milwaukee Brewers
Cleveland Indians
Bando
Sal
Ben) Oglivie
Larry) Hisle
Cecil) Cooper
Cleveland
Bernie Carbo
Lary Sorensen
Andy Replogle
Brewer
Sorensen
George Bamberger
Replogle
Brewers
Rick Wise
Sid Monge
Monge
Gorman Thomas
Thomas
Don Money
Ben Oglivie
Money
Larry Hisle
Cecil Cooper
Today's Probable Pitchers and MLB Standings Notes
Baseball notes list today's probable pitchers for several AL and NL games with times. Texas at Minnesota 2 15 p m ET Jenkins 11 8 and Goltz 10 7. Cleveland at Milwaukee 2 30 p m Paxton 97 and Augustine 11 12. Toronto at Detroit 8 p m Garvin 12 and Wilcox 106 8. Kansas City at Chicago 2 15 p m Splittorff 15 10 and Proly 3 2. NL East standings show Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh Montreal St Louis New York. West includes Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati San Diego Houston Atlanta. Results from Wednesday: San Diego over Philadelphia 6 5, San Francisco over New York 2 1, Pittsburgh over Atlanta 4 3 in 12, Los Angeles over Montreal 4 2, Houston over Chicago. Other games: Pittsburgh at Atlanta 7 35 p m, St Louis at Cincinnati 6 05 p m, New York at San Diego 10 p m, Philadelphia at Los Angeles 10 30 p m. Friday night matchups: Pittsburgh at Houston, St Louis at Atlanta, Chicago at Cincinnati, New York at San Diego, Philadelphia at Los Angeles, Montreal at San Francisco.
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Texas
Jenkins
Minnesota
Goltz
Cleveland
Paxton
Milwaukee
Augustine
Toronto
Garvin
Detroit
Wilcox
Kansas City
Splittorff
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Montrea
St. Louis
New York
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnatus
San Diego
Houston
Atlanta
Montreal
Blyleven
Niekro
Vuckovich
Cincinnati
Moskow
Bruhert
Ovchinko
Ruthven
John
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Fish
Edward L. Ronders
Reflector Sports
Fisher’s
Old State Road
Attaiv
Ls OU
Thurman Munson
California
Lyman Bostock
Bostock
Joe Rudis
Jim & Carol Kocher
Linwood Ave
Mon
Thurs Ram
Tribe
Boston
Baltimore
West
Californy
Oakland
Seattle Chicago
Seattle
Charlie’s
Claremont Ave
Shland
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