Sutton Is Caught Doctoring Ball After 12% Years
Dodgers pitcher Don Sutton was ejected for allegedly doctoring the baseball in a game against the St. Louis Cardinals and announced plans to sue umpire Doug Harvey and the NL. The Cardinals won 4 1. Other NL and AL games followed with notable performances from Dale Murphy, Phil Niekro, and Rollie Fingers, among others.
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Touching The Bases Lefty Grove Senior Division clash results
Bankers erupt for thirteen hits and a five run third to beat Bleile. Scott Irwin homered for the Bankers, while Eric Carstensen and Jim Chapin added two singles apiece for Bleile. The Clothiers opened with five in the first but Fighting Irish rallied in the sixth to win. Olena Screen Printing led early before Irish offense. Don Tester Ford took early two runs as Bleile Co. answered with five in the second. Vince Leber homered for Tester, Alan Blair doubled twice and homered. Reineck's shut out Croatian as Ann Murray earned the win, keeping them atop the standings.
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Huron County Bank
Bleile Supply
the Bankers
Bleile
Scott Irwin
Bankers
Eric Carstensen
Jim Chapin
Fighting Irish
Olena
al Vargas
Jeff Wilhelm
Don Tester Ford
Paul E. Bleile
Recreation Course A at North Central Technical College
North Central Technical College Mansfield offers a therapy recreation supervision course starting Sept 20. It trains supervisors for programs aiding physically and mentally ill and disabled individuals. Enrollment requires a high school diploma or equivalent and ACT. yearlong respiratory therapy technician program deadlines and hospital facilities noted.
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Mansfield
Bobrook
Orth Central
Mansfield General Hospital
Ashland Samaritan Hospital
Singers Servant to perform at First Baptist Norwalk
Judson College six member contemporary Christian group Singers Servant will perform at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the First Baptist Church of Norwalk. They will travel over 10000 miles and perform in about 60 cities in the last half of 1978. Public invited.
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Judson College
Elgin
First Baptist Church of
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Market summary from Bucyrus auction consignors
Market report from Bucyrus auction shows totals: 1543 head including hogs 511 and cattle 711. Hogs range 41.00 to 48.00 with feeders 22.54 to 54. Calves and veal up 1.00 in spots. Sheep and lambs total 273 with prices 20.00 to 75.00 and breeding ewes at 40.50.
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Bucyrus Auction
Derailed Cars Removed After Monroeville Incident
Pickets from the Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks watched as derailed cars were removed by 2 p.m. Friday. Hatcher Emergency Services from Lexington arrived at 11 a.m. Tracks were realigned by 12:30 p.m. Cars were returned to service and trains began moving again by early evening.
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Lexington
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Obituaries for Schulz Beckham and Burgett in Ohio notices
Obituary notices report Herman L. Schulz 50 of New Washington died at home after years in Willard area owner of Dairy Land and Dairy Crest churches and survivors listed with service set at St. John s Lutheran Church. Jeffrey D Beckham 18 of Bowling Green dies in car crash with funeral at Croll Pennett Funeral Home and burial planned. Graveside for Mrs. Roland A Burgett sister of LaVerne Storer held at Oberlin Cemetery. services listed with attendees.
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Chatfield Center Road
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Dairy Crest
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Roger
Frederick
Alaska
Beverly Schulz
Boston
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Willard
Otto
Esther) Bauerle
Ruth Staneart
Jeffrey D. Beckham
Bowling Green
Pontagony Road
Long Judson Road
Duane Beckham
Travis
Denise
Gwenda
Frances Downing
Norwalk
Elizabeth Beckham
Fairview Park
Ohio
Croll-Pennett
Pontogony
Oberlin Cemetery
Roland A
Elsie Parks) Burgett
Burgett
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LaVerne Parks
Storer
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List in Norwalk Area
A hospital roster shows admissions including Ruth Squires and June Baker of Norwalk, Betty Addis of Wakeman, and others in Norwalk New London Milan Monroeville Bellevue and Wakeman. Discharges include Rheorma Bellamy and Joyce Waits of Norwalk, plus Catherine Smith and son, Deborah Perkins and daughter, Mary Door, Melissa Resor and daughter, and Arthur Miller among others.
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Ruth Squires
Norwalk
June Baker
Betty Addis
Wakeman
Robert Figler
Duane Crandall
New London
Rheorma Bellamy
Joyce Waits
Clarence Songstock
Catherine Smith
Ross Bonney
Deborah Perkins
Mary Door
Milan
Melissa Resor
Arthur Miller
Monroeville
Clara Smith
Bellevue
Florence Thomas
Two area 4-H'ers advance to regional safety talk contest
Lisa Soboslai of Wakeman Willing Workers and Vickie Clark of Firelands 4-H will represent Huron County in Fremont on July 19 a regional safety talk contest. They qualified by winning county events on July 10 with talks on tornado and kitchen safety.
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Carlos Tucker
Lisa Soboslai
Wakeman Willing Workers
Vickie Clark
Firelands
Fremont
Miss Soboslai
Miss Clark
Columbus
Jean Knoll
Norwalk
Skip McWilliams
Lyme Producers
Vicki Osterland
Rocking H
Cheryl Shaffer
Norwalk Crafty Creators
Karen Fraelich
Wakeman Blue Ribbon
Terry Clark
Jenny Sipe
Norwich Klink
Klatter
Sharon Ruggles
Ridgefield Country Kids
Firelands Toastmasters Club
Pregnant Women Win Unemployment Benefits in Michigan
DETROIT (UPI) Firestone Corp Hamill Manufacturing Division will pay unemployment benefits to 225 pregnant women workers. The company drops efforts to recover benefits paid in 1974 after a five year legal battle led by UAW Locals 471 and 1156 at Romeo Imlay City Bad Axe and Ubly plants. The suit began in 1973 after pregnancy policy job losses.
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UPI
Firestone Corp
Hamill Manufacturing
United Auto Workers
Ingham County
Lansing
Stephen P. Yokich
UAW
Firestone-Hamill
Romeo
Imlay City
Bad Axe
Ubly
Hamill
Federal District Court
Sixth Circuit
U.S. Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Michigan
Yokich
Fear Babies Have TB at Boston Hospital
The Boston Hospital for Women warned parents of nearly 700 infants born March through June that their babies may have been exposed to tuberculosis. A secretary with a presumptive TB diagnosis could have transmitted the disease to babies in Richardson House 3, a 32-bed nursery, during rare visits. Final test results arrive in about three weeks. the hospital notes the risk is very small and has sent precautionary letters to affected families.
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UPI
Boston Hospital For Women
Richardson House
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