Unbeaten list dwindles in Huron County B Tourney
Weber's Cafe survives as only winner in the B bracket after beating Jump's Clothing 15 7. Three teams remain in the losers bracket Gilchrist Home Improvement New London Merchants and Jump's. Winners bracket results featured Alec Thornton's three run homer and John Weiss multi hit game for Weber's and Hospital. Losers bracket scores list Norwalk Bellevue Greenwich New London many with Gilchrist and New London Merchants posting big wins.
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Willard
Plymouth
Weber’s Cafe
Huron County
Jump
Gilchrist
Norwalk
New London Merchants
Jump’s
Weber
Russ McDowell
Sandusky
Huron County Bank
Billy Inmanford
Alec Thornton
Karen
Jim Maitland
Merle Chaffins
Bobby Sword
Weiss
Mike Pugh
Bob Hahler
Tom Fink
Gilchrist Home Improvement
Willard Stambaugh
New London Hospital
Willard Huron County Bank
Defending Champ Draws Bye In Heyman Memorial Slow Pitch
The 11th annual William Heyman Memorial Slow Pitch Tournament at McGuan Park starts with eight teams drawing byes including defending champion Columbus McLaughlin Oil and late entry Springfield Robinettes. Reineck's Case withdrew due to district playoff conflicts. Local team absent for first time, no Friday games, 24 teams total, three diamonds used for Saturday 36 games, Sunday finals.
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William Heyman
McGuan Park
Columbus McLaughlin Oil
Springfield Robinettes
Reineck
Fostoria
Reineck’s
Here
Bob Barnes
Lakewood
Fremont
Barnes
Perrysburg Teamsters
Euclid Lakeshore Sporting Goods
Brunswick
Lil’s Tavern
Clinton Holiday Inn
Parma
Knits
Wooster Motorways
Marshalville
Raney Tire
North Olmsted Hoty’s
Edison boosters set meeting on football field lighting
Edison High Athletic Director Jim Whittington announced an important boosters complex committee meeting for Thursday at 8 in the cafeteria. The main topic is lighting the football field. All interested parties are invited to attend.
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Milan — Edison High
Jim Whittington
Edison Boosters’ Complex
Whittington
Indians extend Torborgs contract through 1979 season
Cleveland manager Jeff Torborg has had his contract extended through 1979 by General Manager Phil Seghi. The Indians, 6th in the AL East and 16 games behind Boston, sit under .500 as Torborg, 36, nears two years at the helm since taking over in June 1977 after Frank Robinson's firing.
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Cleveland
UPI
Jeff Torborg
Cleveland Indians
Phil Seghi
Baltimore
Jeff
Frank Robinson
Torborg
Indiana AD Paul Dietzel resigns for LSU post
Indiana University athletic director Paul Dietzel announced his resignation to take a similar position at Louisiana State University, effective August. Until a replacement is named, Ralph Floyd, IU assistant athletic director, will oversee the athletic department.
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Bloomington
Ind
UPI
Paul Dietzel
Indiana University
Louisiana State University
John W. Ryan
Ralph Floyd
Packers QB Dickey to have leg plate removed
Green Bay Wisconsin UPI reports quarterback Lynn Dickey will undergo surgery at St. Vincent's Hospital today to remove a plate in his left leg. The plate was inserted after he broke two bones in a game on November 14.
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Green Bay, Wis
Reineck's eighth inning loss drops them to fourth in Mansfield event
Reineck's women's slow pitch finished fourth at the Mansfield Wayside July 4 invitational after an eight inning 6-3 defeat to the Columbus Blues. Earlier they beat Bucyrus Citizens Bank and Akron Centure before dropping to Columbus Bees and later defeated Mansfield Magics to stay in the losers bracket. The Lancaster Patriots won the tournament with Columbus Blues second and Bees third, while Reineck's top players included Brenda Friend Jane Straub Ann Murray and Sue Bollenbacher.
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Mansfield — Reinecks
Mansfield Wayside
Reineck’s
Columbus Blue
Reineck
Columbus Bees
Brenda Friend
Jane Straub
Bucyrus Citizens Bank
Norwalk
Akron Centure
Kay Kersey
Ann
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Banker's Dozen
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