Franchise Shift to Capital Brings Suits
The National League approved Joseph Danzansky to move the San Diego Padres to Robert F. Kennedy Stadium in Washington D C, a first for the capital and prompting potential antitrust action after a San Diego suit. The deal followed Smith selling the Padres for 12 million dollars amid legal threats and team relocation pressure.
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Houston
UPS
Washington
National League
Joseph Danzansky
San Diego Padres
Robert F. Kennedy
D.C
Danzansky
Padres
C. Arnholt Smith
San Diego
League
John Witt
Smith
John Holt
Holt
Los Angeles Dodgers
Claude Osteen
Astros
Jim Wynn
Osteen
UPI Class A All Ohio Team First Team Offense and Defense
The list names top players by position including ends Larry Harris and Joe Conidi in tight ends, tackles Tom Staley and Jerold Donatelli, guards Dave Doseck and Fred Schwab, center Jamie Hobbs, quarterback Scott Ballinger, running backs Bobby Williams Gary Vowell Marcus Johnson Lynn Oberlin, and standout defenders Jack Weininger Eric Alexander Rick Reidl along with backs Bobby Williams named Back of the Year and Dave Doseck as Lineman of the Year with Larrie Tisdale as Coach of the Year.
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Columbus
UPI
Bobby Williams
New London
Dave Doseck
United Press International
Williams
Husky Decker
Covington
Paul Nestor
Wildcats
Bobby
Nestor
Larrie Tisdale
Doseck
Norwalk St. Paul
Dale Rinner
Jamie Hobbs
Rinner
Bill Hubans
Flyer
Associated Press
Hobbs
St. Paul
Bill Rospert
Mark Schaffer
Chuck Hohler
Jeff Moehlman
South Central
Howard Krikke
Trojan
Guy Ebinger
Mapleton
Joe Collins
Ted Iceman
Phil Biddinger
Larry Harris
Lorain Clearview
Rich Rantala
Fairport Harbor
Jim Kovala
Shadyside
Tom Staley
Sidney Lehman
Fred Schwab
Middletown Fenwick
Scott Ballinger
Marion Pleasant
Gary Vowell
Jonathan Alder
Marcus Johnson
Yellow Springs
Lynn Oberlin
Ontpelier
Joe Conidi
Tuscarawas Catholic
Roy Waits
Berne
Tim Whetsel
Ridgemont
Jeff Huffman
Cory Rawson
Kelly Boutwell
Arlington
Dan Zarlingo
Lowellville
New London wrestling opener ends in loss to Lorain Clearview
New London fell 35-27 as Lorain Clearview won the first meet of the season. Bob Hunter pinned Mike Logan and Rick Hunter pinned George Kotcher, with Steve Johnson and Bill Kurki also competing. Coach Bob Knoll cited early mistakes and forfeiture at 185 pounds. New London hosts Brookside Tuesday at 6 15 p.m.
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New London
Lorain Clearview
Wildcats
Bob Hunter
Mike Logan
Rick Hunter
George Kotcher
Steve Johnson
Darrell Thomas
Bill Kurki
Mike Jordan
Bob Knoll
Brookside
Agnes Higgins
Kit Angell
Elks
Dawson’s
al Koontz
Don Westlin
Phil May
Marty Poland
al Hakes
Becker
al Shankman
Wally Barr
Chuck Fries
al Bignall
Dick Spaar
Bennett Electric
Jack Heaston
Kay
Elmer Buki
Claude Martin
Holman Jewelers
City
Janice Camp
Bee Hive Queens
Berldine Libbee
Kathy Chandler
Ruth Reed
Comet Cleaners
Joan C. Camp
Shirley Spaar
Deeble
Sunoco
Helen Hackathorn
Carol Linder
Olcott & Ott Excavating
Lila Grose
Marjorie Knoll
Schild
IGA
Bert Latrang
VFW
Zarie Reichert
Zarie Reichert Smacked A 179--472 For the Royal Motel
Loretta Sandifer
Mac’s Sons
Pat Dillingham
van Dresser
Alma Wood
Roth’s
Anna Marie Peiples
Jean Nickols and Knoll
Peiples
Hank Sellers
Bob Roderick Jr
Bill Hartsock
Dick Folk
Ed Manhart
Verl Emminger
Eve Rister
Bonnie Sellers
Nora Zuk
Carl Saylor
Louise Nelson
Jim Rister
Ruth Ritz
Crown Motel
Marilyn Friend
Molly Cousino
Mary Meagrew
Adria
Ellie Ritz
Bob
Flossie Stotts
Beach
Jean Griffin
Sandi Sears
Ane Ees Pressley
Ahle & Racht
St Paul Eighth Grade Beats New London 32 23
St Paul eighth graders beat New London 32 to 23 for their second win without a loss. Brian Gibson scored 10, Mike Gahagan 9, and Jim Spettle 7 to lead St Paul as they prepare to host Fremont St Joe next Wednesday.
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Norwalk St. Paul
New London
Brian Gibson
Mike Gahagan
Jim Spettle
Mike DeHerman
St. Paul
Fremont St. Joe
Norwalk recreation schedule cites Dec 10 11 12 13 14 events
Willard defeats Norwalk High freshmen 31 28 as Norwalk cagers drop to 2-2. Jeff Orwick nets nine, James Hanks eight for Crimson Flashes. Norwalk coach John Kompa notes slow first half but praise for resilience.
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Willard
Norwalk High
Jeff Orwick
James
Hanks
Crimson Flashes
Truckers
Sandusky St. Mary’s
Brett Smith
Norwalk
John Kompa
NORTHERN OHIO LEAGUE SCHEDULE UPDATE
Tonight's NORTHERN OHIO LEAGUE features Norwalk at Bellevue Shelby at Willard Tiffin Columbian at Galion and Bucyrus at Upper Sandusky with four matchups listed.
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Northern Ohio League
Norwalk
Bellevue
Shelby
Willard
Tiffin Columbian
Galion
Bucyrus
Upper Sandusky
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