Weekend NBA Standings Preview of Saturday Night Matchups
Oakland visits California Minn plays Seattle Kan City meets Chicago Detroit clashes with Cleveland Wash hosts New York two twi night games set in Boston for Saturday night.
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Ohio counties spend 75 million on public facilities in 1968
Ohio county governments spent over 75 million dollars for public facilities in 1968, state Auditor Roger Cloud reported. Large urban counties accounted for about 52 million dollars, over 70 percent of the total, funding water and sewer projects, airports, bridges, incinerators, parks and recreation programs.
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Ohio
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Cloud
Slo-Pitch Finals Set In Huron County Tourney
The Norwalk Slo-Pitch League’s sole survivor, the Huron County Bank, faces final at 8 p.m. in McGuan Park after a rainout. A 7 p.m. losers bracket match pits Fishbaugh Construction against Greenwich Merchants with the winner meeting the Bankers. The Sandusky District Tournament opens Saturday night with four games at Battery Park and continues Sunday with lower-bracket pairings.
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McGuan Park
Fishbaugh Construction
Greenwich Merchants
Bankers
Huron County
Wybil Texaco
Sandusky
Lorain County
Elyria
Seneca County
Fostoria
Erie County
Schlessman Leeds
Westbrook Lounge
Sandusky Independents
Sandusky County
Warren
Norwalk Furniture
Elyria American Standard
Its That Kind Of Year For McNally
Dave McNally handed his first potential loss of the season before Boog Powell doubled in the eighth and Brooks Robinson hit his 15th homer to lift Baltimore to a 3-2 win. Pete Richert earned the victory as McNally kept his winning streak intact despite a 2-1 deficit in the seventh.
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McNally
Baltimore
Cleveland Indians
Steve Hargan
Stan Williams
Orioles
Boog Powell
Brooks Robinson
Pete Richert
Minnesota
Chicago
Mitterwald
Harmon Killebrew
Willie Horton
Dennis Higgins
Tigers
Senators
Horton
Jim Northrup
Norm Cash
Northrup
Cash
Higgins
Sal Bando
Athletics
Pilots
Bando
Jim Hunter
Don Mincher
Seattle
Wainwright's Schupp Walks In Winning Run In NBC Semis
Wainwrights Jerry Schupp drew a bases loaded walk in the final inning to score the deciding run as the team edged Coshocton Mertz 2-1 in the Western Division NBC Tournament semifinals. Bill Cole scored on the walk, while Coshocton pitcher Steve Slaughter yielded eight hits. Semifinals resume Saturday with Columbus Redbirds versus Frazersburg and Loudonville against Newcomerstown.
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Newcomerstown
Wins By Length At River Downs Lookout Heights
Carlos Pet held off No Sugar to win the $1,500 Lookout Heights purse at River Downs by a full length with Bay Gal finishing third. Lucky Luther and Hill Chance paid $34.60 for the daily double. In Columbus, Little Victory edged Paris Air in the two division $14,000 challenge stake trot for two year olds at Scioto Downs, clocking 2:07. Oliver Revonah finished third.
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Darling Hill
Olympian
Mose
Nancy
Pal
Cincinnati
UPI
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River Downs
Carlos Pet
No Sugar
Bay Gal
Lucky Luther
Hill Chance
Columbus
Little Victory
Scioto Downs
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Heidelberg Names Malmisur New Football Coach
Hiram Ohio Joseph Malmisur is appointed Heidelberg College football coach succeeding Bob Dove who resigned to become assistant coach at Youngstown State University Malmisur will assume duties September 1 at Heidelberg College in Ohio.
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UPI
Joseph Malmisur
Heidelberg College
Bob Dove
Youngstown State University
Malmisur
Fremont Indians Tryout School Set At Anderson Field
Fremont Recreation Department hosts a Cleveland Indians Tryout School at Anderson Field on Saturday August 9 1969. The session begins at 10 a.m. Open to senior high school players and older. For information contact Al Ziemke Fremont Recreation Director at 334 2377 between 830 and 430 daily.
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Cleveland Indians
Anderson Field
al Ziemke
Fremont
DeWese Health Center at Kent State to be dedicated
The $1.3 million DeWese Health Center at Kent State University will be dedicated July 25. The former health center will become a psychology laboratory. Named for Dr. Arville O DeWese, emeritus university physician who joined the faculty in 1924 and organized health service and health and physical education.
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Kent, Ohio
UPI
DeWese
Kent State University
Arville 0. DeWese
KSU
Eagles, VFW Share Wins In Junior League Action
The undefeated Eagles beat Reinecks Cafe 8 2 at VFW field with Jim Amato pitching five hits and five walks allowed. Brett and Jim Smith doubled while Ken Bleile and Bill Barrow added singles. Gary Hansberger hit two doubles for Reinecks.
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Eagles
Lefty Grove
Reinecks Cafe
VFW Field
Jim Amato
Brett
Jim Smith
Ken Bleile
Bill Barrow
Gary Hansberger
Reinecks
VFW
A.J. Baltes
Vets
Ashe and Stone to Clash in Tennis Quarterfinals
At Cincinnati's Western Tennis Tournament Ashe the top American meets Allen Stone of Australia in quarterfinal play. The day featured upsets from Erik Van Dillen and strong showings by Stan Smith and doubles teams Ashe Pasarell, Osborne McManus along with top women seeds Bowery Chanfreau and Ziegenfuss in earlier rounds.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Arthur Ashe
America
Allen Stone
Ashe
Patricio
Charles Pasarell
Puerto
Honolulu
Jim McManus
Berkeley
Calif
Bob Alleo
Dick Knight
Seattle
Leslie Bowery
Australia
Correlia Bonicelli
Peru
Gail Chanfreau
Paris
Mary Kaye Christensen
Grand Junction
Colo
Valerie Ziegenfuss
San Diego
Jane O’hara
Canada
Browns cannot reach contract with Ron Johnson
Browns owner Art Modell and No. 1 draft pick Ron Johnson from Michigan have not agreed on terms after two Thursday discussions. Chip Glass will undergo minor surgery for a deviated septum and nasal blockage at Shaker Medical Center during training camp.
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Glass
Shaker Medical Center
Polar Bears Escape Brookfield Zoo to Visit Refreshment Stand
Two polar bears escaped their caves at Brookfield Zoo after a heavy rain, swimming the moat to reach the refreshment stand across from their quarters. About 7 000 employees witnessed the bears munching marshmallows and ice cream before they returned to their caves within two hours. The zoo closed for six hours as the downpour overwhelmed the moat and drowned four rattlesnakes.
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Phil Cihlar
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