Texas Rangers edge Indians in 12th to split series
Ted Williams signals Dave Nelson with a 3-0 count and Nelson delivers a sharp single up the middle sending Len Randle home for a 3-2 Texas win in 12 innings. It ends Texas 28 scoreless streak and marks the clubs' final meeting of the season.
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Mike Rabin
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Texas Rangers
Ted Williams
Dave Nelson
Nelson
Len Randle
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Cleveland
Texas
Randle
Graig Nettles
Horatio Pina
RBI
Frank Howard
Joe Lovitto
Lou Camilli
Ray Fosse
Buddy Bell
Boog Powell
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Palmer Helps Orioles Narrow Lead in AL East
Jim Palmer improved to 11 wins in his last 12 decisions after Baltimore pounded Chicago 11 hits, lifting the Orioles one game behind Detroit. Powell hit his ninth homer with Grich aboard in the sixth to key the attack.
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California
Milwaukee
Angels
Brewers
Boston Red Sox
Minnesota Twins
Jim Palmer
Baltimore
Chicago
Wilbur Wood
Powell
Bobby Grich
Missler Homer Trio Powers A J Baltes in 16 5 rout
Joe Missler belted two homers and a triple driving A J Baltes past VFW 16 5 in Lefty Grove League. Missler drove in four runs, Rob Poland added three hits, and Steve Ziemke contributed two doubles and two singles as Babes improved to 4 7. Eagles beat Home Savings 23 10 in five innings, Citizen's National Bank upset Don Tester Ford 9 3.
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Joe Missler
A.J
Jim Rhoad
John Kacharsky
Gene Stollard
Jeff Reitzel
Mike Preston
Andy Smith
Bruce Hammersmith
Tom Ziemke
John Christopher
Graig Missler
Eagles
Steve Ziemke
John Soisson
Tom Schmuhl
Scott Williams
Bob Colich
Alex Rupert
Eric Lendrum
Denny Neal
Todd Walker
Bill Seitz
Schott Irwin
Mark Brinker
Ford
Citizen's
Jim Carrasco
Hipp Welfle Lead Win In Teener League Victory
Dan Hipp hit a homer and Bill Welfle doubled twice to power Bleise past Schilds IGA 4-1. Welfle and Hipp provided the big hits, Pugh scored on an error, and Sadler earned the win with Hyatt taking the loss.
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Dan Hipp
Bill Welfle
Bleise
Schild
IGA
Welfle
Kurt Jameson
Dick Pugh
Hipp
Bleile
Pugh
Denny Sayre
Morrow
Steve Sadler
Mitch Hyatt
Where The Action Is Tuesday Sports Night Card
A local league evening features Lefty Grove seniors and juniors at 6:15 PM at VFW with Lawrence and Battles facing Bob Meyer. Other matches include Huron County Bank vs Citizens National at Molst, Home Savings vs Moose Boys, Bleile's vs North's, and Marathon or Battles matchups. Evening crowds are encourage to call 662-4241 for ad offers.
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Lawrence & Battles
Bob Meyer
Huron Cty. Bank
Citizen's National
Home Savings
Moose
Boys High School
Huron Cty
Bank
Bleile
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Marathon
Lodermeier
Pat
Porter Ford
Fanny Farmer
Mac's Sons
Seniorivision
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Norwalk
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Chevrolet
Schild
IGA Barman & Seitz
Reineck’s
Shelter-Globe Doncester Ford Moose
Home Savings & Loan
Huron County Bank
Hug Concrete
Citizens National Bank Eagles
Jaycees
Sullivan wins 55th Western Junior Golf title
Dennis Sullivan of Grant Park Illinois defeated Todd Crandall of Ashtabula 5 to 4 Saturday to win the 55th Western Junior Golf Tournament in Columbus.
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Columbus
UPI
Dennis Sullivan
Grant Park
Ill
Todd Crandall
Ashtabula
Spassky Upset Over Playing Conditions in Iceland
World chess champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union is unhappy with the playing conditions in Reykjavik Iceland where the match preparations are under review. UPI report by Jim Ward notes Spassky protests venue setup and schedule affecting his performance.
Baseball results and standings across American League and West
Baseball scores from multiple games with Chicago, Baltimore, California, Milwaukee, Oakland, Texas, Detroit, Minnesota, Kansas City, and New York involved. Highlights include 12 runs by Baltimore in a win and 3-1 defeat in another, plus rain postponements and extended innings. Chess note follows about Fischer Spassky match disruption in Reykjavik with protests over room conditions and TV cameras.
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Ellis
Chester Fox Inc
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Hilmar Viggoson
Icelandic Chess Federation
Nicklaus Falls One Stroke Short of Grand Slam At Muirfield
Nicklaus finished six behind Lee Trevino at the British Open after a late bogey on the 16th. He credited his near-miss to carelessness despite six birdies in the first 11 holes and praised Trevino's winning shot and class.
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UPI
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Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Philadelphia
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Dempsey
IBM
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Bob Godsby
Jack Nicklaus
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Lee Trevino
Nicklaus
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Britain
Tony Jacklin
Stars Split Willard Doubleheader
Norwalk Teener League All Stars split a Sunday doubleheader with Willard, taking the first game 6-5 before losing the nightcap 8-6. Rick Hupp drove in the winning run with a double in the seventh as Norwalk built an early lead, then Willard surged back in the second game, scoring six in the first and two in the second.
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Ensign
Borgeson
Bob Blair
Doug Reitzel
Reitzel
Hupp
Matt Gross
Dan Hipp
Booster Drive Recruits 160 Regular Members
The Norwalk Booster Club recruited about 160 regular members and ten patrons this weekend. High school athletes and cheerleaders canvassed Norwalk Friday and Saturday in a city wide membership push. Bob Mason serves as chairman of the membership committee.
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Norwalk
Bob Mason
Collins Quits Browns Over Personal Philosophy
Cleveland Browns receiver Gary Collins says he is definitely quitting the team because he believes a player should leave before he is kicked out. The former Green Bay star states his stance reflects his personal philosophy on team membership.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Browns
Gary Collins
David Rice Named Eagle Cage Coach
Monroeville board hires David Rice as head basketball and baseball coach replacing Jerry Everhart who left for Bucyrus High School. Rice, 27, will also serve as guidance counselor with salary plus stipends. former Mohawk assistant coach to lead wrestling. at Mohawk last year he aided basketball.
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David Rice
Monroeville Board of Education
Rice
Jerry Everhart
Bucyrus High School
Ohio State University
Mohawk High School
Dennis Sheppard
Eric Myers
Bowling Green
Lammont Mees
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