Probable MLB Starters and Tonight's Schedule
The slate lists pitchers for nine scheduled games across MLB venues. Torrez starts for Boston at Cleveland, Freisleben for Cleveland. Guidry vs Caldwell in Milwaukee. Clancy against Barrios in Chicago. McGregor opposed by Splittorff in Kansas City. Rozema vs Ellis in Texas. First pitch times range from 7:30 to 8:35 p.m. EDT.
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Boston
Torrez
Cleveland
Freisleben
York
Guidry
Milwaukee
Caldwell
Toronto
Clancy
Chicago
Barrios
Baltimore
McGregor
Kansas City
Splittorff
Detroit
Rozema
Texas
Ellis
New York
L. Pet
Oakland
California
Minnesota
Seattle
L. Pet. GB
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Montreal
St. Louis
W. L. Pet
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Diego
Houston
Atlanta
Blue
Barr
Seaver
Bonham
Wiley
Camp
Rogers
Ruthven
Holtzman
Hausman
Ray
Lemongello
Candelaria
St Louis
Vuckovich
Schroeder Resigns to Lead Ridgedale High Basketball
John Schroeder resigns as Norwalk High School basketball coach to become head coach at Ridgedale High. He submitted the letter to the Norwalk Board of Education, accepted by board member James Rillbright and principal Frank McDonald. Ridgedale aims for continued success after Dan Wendell’s departure.
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John Schroeder
Norwalk High School
Ridgedale High
Schroeder
Norwalk Board of Education
James Rllbright
Frank McDonald
John
McDonald
Neighborly Softball Title Defense Faces Town Rivalry
Reineck's women’s softball team defends its district title as it opens play in Fostoria joining Bennett Electric Monroeville Merchants Just Us and Amvets from Lorain league. Co coaches Marsha Peoples and Kay Kersey lead an 18 win team look to third straight district crown with versatile lineup and strong sister pair leadership plus veterans. Bennett’s Ann Playko cues a comeback season as Debbie Finnen anchors third base with Elisha Bates joining from New London and returning pitcher Kath VanDresser as key pieces in a dense Norwalk league field.
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Edward L. Ronders
Reineck
Reinecks
Fostoria
Reineck’s
Bennett Electric
Monroeville Merchants
Norwalk
Just Us
Amvets
Lorain
Marsha Peoples
Kay Kersey
Peoples
Kersey
Sue
Sharon Bollenbacher
Tom Burtscher
Sandy Burtscher
Sandy
Edison High School
Barb Smith
Julie Fritz
Chris Vishnick
Lorrie Watkins
Mary Kieth
Mary Ann Meesig
Brenda Friend
Vickie Maxfield
Dee Kuhlman
Western Reserve
Ann Murray
Bennett
Ann Playko
Debbie Finnen
Greenwich
Finnen
Elisha Bates
Bates
New London
Ashland College
Kath VanDresser
Kayan Kramer
Mary Beth Ott
Solberg
A Fountain Of Youth A Mason Majors Slow Pitch Champions Rise
Mason High School's young Mason Majors, the Michigan Open Division state champions, show depth with five players under two years out of high school. Veteran Darlene Brimley leads pitching with a near .400 average, while Kathy Zemer hits .400 and has MVP honors. They sponsor 18 players and prepare for Heyman Memorial action starting Saturday at 11 against Toledo AJ's.
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Don Hohler Mason
Mich
Norwalk
Barb Beale
Mason High School
Jerry Willis
Laura Heskett
Mason High
RBI
Kim Wilson
Heskett’s
Sally Fell
Jane Brownfield
Lisa Hallenbeck
Lansing
Mason
Darlene Brimley
Kathy Zemer
Kalamazoo
Jackson
Midwest
Detroit
Willis
East Lansing State Bank
Toledo
Aj’s
Legion Wins Non-League Game Over Sandusky 8 3
Norwalk's American Legion team exploded for five runs in the fourth and beat Sandusky 8 to 3. John Christopher and Greg Russell each went 3 for 3, Todd Brown added two hits, Russell pitched four scoreless innings, with Burris and Hall finishing. Norwalk travels to Wadsworth Saturday for a district five contest against Fostoria at 2 p.m.
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Sandusky
Norwalk
American Legion
John Christopher
Greg Russell
Todd Brown
Russell
Ken Burris
John Malcolm
Tony Hall
Wadsworth
Fostoria
Navratilova Wins Wimbledon Crown Over Evert
Martina Navratilova, 21, born in Czechoslovakia and living in Dallas, defeats Chris Evert 2 6, 6 4, 7 5 to win Wimbledon women's singles. The first stateless Wimbledon champion since 1954, she earns 30 780 dollars first prize in her first All England final.
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Wimbledon
England
UPI
Martina Navratilova
Dallas
Chris Evert
Navratilova
Jaroslav Drobny
Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Touching The Bases in First-Place Battle Highlights
In a first place clash Orange Crush defeated Green Machine 16 to 4 as Brett Wilhelm, Sue Ott, Gary Coy and Tony Ott led with multiple hits and Coy driving in eight runs. Wilhelm pitched a no hitter for the Crush while Matt White took the loss.
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Orange Crush
Green Machine
the Crush
Brett Wilhelm
Sue Ott
Gary Coy
Tony Ott
Coy
Wilhelm
Crush
Matt White
Machine
Blue Warlocks
Scott Clemons
Warlocks
Bryan Oney
Kevin DeWitt
Keglers Take State Title by Norwalk Travelers 3
The Travelers No 3 squad from Norwalk won the State VFW Bowling Tournament team title last weekend in Lancaster, besting 297 teams over six weeks. Captain Al Peiples, Ollie Griffith, Bruce Kurtz, Jim Ward and Bill Meagrow finished with 3 105 pins including handicap. Griffith led individuals with 627, Kurtz 621, and Peiples 589. Ward 563 and Meagrow 572 followed.
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Travelers
Norwalk
Lancaster
al Peiples
Ollie Griffith
Bruce Kurtz
Jim Ward
Bill Meagrow
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