Underclassmen Key To Roughrider Grid Success
Western Reserve coach John Speer faces a rebuild with seven veterans back and no depth. Senior QB Ken Carey leads a small group with Weisenberger, Davis, Chapin, and Divers returning to anchor offense and defense as he eyes potential surprises in 1972.
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Greg Davis
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Old Timers Duel Set For Friday In St Paul Norwalk Contest
The second annual St Paul Norwalk Old Timers game is scheduled for Friday at 8 p.m. proceeds benefit Whitney Field Improvement Fund. Reflector to donate 500 at halftime. under and over 30 squads hold practices Sunday through Tuesday with security tight after last year spying incident.
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Greg Hill
Bob Berry
St. Paul
Maplehurst
Berry
Nationalist China Eyes Second Consecutive Little League Title
Taiwan's Nationalist China seeks a repeat championship in Williamsport after a 9-1 semifinal win over Pearl City Hawaii and a final against Hammond Indiana, who beat San Juan Puerto Rico 10-7 to reach the final. Hammond would be the second Indiana opponent in the title game as Nationalist China won last year over Gary Indiana.
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Pearl City
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Hammond
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Puerto Rico
Indiana
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Johnson's 11th inning triple lifts Indians past Angels 2-1
Alex Johnson tripled off the centerfield wall with two out in the 11th to score Buddy Bell and give Cleveland a 2-1 win over the California Angels. Johnson went 3 for 4 against his former teammates as Dick Tidrow earned his 12th victory, pitching the complete game with 10 hits allowed. Clyde Wright took the loss. Tidrow improved to 12-11 while Wright fell to 14-7. Bell opened the 11th with a single.
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Tidrow
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Ken Berry
Vada Pinson
Indians
Ray Fosse
Graig Nettles
Luis Tiant
Boston Red Sox
Calcutta Golf Ties Lead At Elks Country Club
At the Elks Country Club on Sunday 17 four man teams competed in the annual Calcutta with 85 players on course. Two teams tied for first at 150 points each led by Wes Preston Paul Smith Bob Hoffecker Bud Brady Dave Brady Charlie Peckham Sr Marty Poland Russ Antrim and the runner up team one point back Ed Barker Fred Waugh Bill Rogers Tom Adams.
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Elks Country Club
Calcutta
Wes Preston
Paul Smith
Bob Hoffecker
Bud Brady
Dave Brady
Charlie Peckham
Baseball Night Action from American League and National League
Scores show Baltimore beat Oakland 7 3 behind Cuellar. Cleveland shut out California 1 0 in Tidrow’s start. Kansas City split with New York 4 and 3 1. Chicago, Detroit, Texas and Boston win or drop as listed with multiple HRs. National League features Henderson, Garr, Garvey and more in varied matchups with key late innings.
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Midway Suffers First Loss as Berry’s Dawley Stars
Berry’s Clark Dawley limited Midway to seven hits and one extra-base hit as his team beats Boy’s High School League leaders 7-4. Midway retains first with a 13-1 record while Erie Supply tops Ringholz- Meyer 7-3 and Hammer- Huber win by forfeit over Gift Gallery. Dawley credited with win. Barnes takes loss.
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Opening of Munich Olympics Under Grand Ceremonial Parade
The 20th Olympic Games opened in an $86 million stadium with an $124 million roof as 122 nations paraded in. Dr. Gustav Heinemann welcomed officials while Olga Connolly led the U S team. Host West Germany lit the torch and 5,000 doves were released. First competitions begin Sunday across multiple sports.
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Avery Brundage
Chicago
Alpenhorns
Adolph Hitler
Neville Chamberlain
Greece
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Culver City
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Gunter Zehn
Heidi Schueller
Hitler
Jesse Owens
Selling Sporting Goods Classified Ad Offers Quick Buyers
Classified advertisement invites readers to sell sporting goods quickly by calling 662 4241 for details and placement.
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