Perry Fans Indians with 13 Strikeouts in 4-0 Texas Win
Gaylord Perry pitched Texas to a 4-0 victory over Cleveland, limiting the Indians to two hits and fanning 13. He retired the last 22 batters as his 9–14 record improved and he moved into the No. 11 spot on the all time strikeout list. Buddy Bell taunted him over the spitter, while Frank Robinson praised Perry's execution. Ranger fans cheered a Perry resurgence.
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Ryan's Eight-Game skid deepens as Orioles beat Athletics
Nolan Ryan lasted 1 1/3 innings, charged with six runs on four hits and four walks, as Baltimore defeated Oakland 8-3. Tommy Davis drove in three runs for the Orioles, his second homer of the year, while Ryan lamented missing with his fastball and failing to regain rhythm. Davis 30 RBIs for the year and 999 career hits within reach of 2,000 for his career.
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Reineck's Center Ladies Tie for Slow Pitch Lead
Bellevue Center defeated Pewter Mug 12-2 and Reineck's beat Kirby's 8-2 as both teams rise to 11-1 in the Women's Slow Pitch League at McGuan Park. Kirby's fell to 7-4 after a 5-2 loss to Mesenburg Brothers and Kirby's suffered seven errors in the Reineck's game.
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Gift Gallery Upsets Pewter Mug In Softball League
Gift Gallery defeated Pewter Mug 13 to 8 at MecGuan Park on Tuesday night to topple the division leader. Mark Lane had two doubles and three singles, Jeff Schaffer five hits and the winning pitcher. Pewter Mug’s John Holman hit a home run with two singles. In other games Huron County Bank beat Spark's Gulf 18 to 8. Dave Leitz had a triple and two singles, Jim Frank three singles, while Mike Fish earned the win. Jeff Sparks contributed two doubles for Spark's, Brett Smith added a single and a double, and Tim Graham had two singles.
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Norwalk Dragway Set to Run Rainout Makeup Shows
Norwalk Dragway will stage regular programs Friday and Saturday nights to replace last weekend rainout. Drivers racing both nights can earn three times the normal payoff with time trials at 6 p.m. Friday and 5 p.m. Saturday plus eliminations at 9 and 8:30 respectively.
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Galion Booster Club Wrestling Tournament Set
The Galion Booster Club sponsors a wrestling tournament July 26 at the high school open to athletes 13 to 18. Weigh-ins 8 to 10 a.m. competition starts 11. Entry fee $2, weigh-in fee $3. Fifteen weight classes from 103 pounds to heavyweight. Entry blanks at Norwalk High School office.
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Aggie's Scorecard Highlights Local Junior Golf League Play
The Aggie Scorecard notes the Sycamore Juniors league of 26 players ages 10 to 14 starting Monday and Friday mornings. It details low gross scores, closest to pin, longest drives, and team leaders across Monday Open, Tuesday Industrial, and Wednesday City play, plus season-end Lady Aces luncheon and awards with Maxine Smith earning a $25 gift certificate.
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Lydia Sudbrink
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Sudbrink
Shirley Nelson
Jacoby
Clint Jones Retires From Chargers at Age 30
The San Diego Chargers announced veteran running back Clint Jones will retire from football. Jones, 30, had left training camp undecided before informing head coach Tommy Prothro of his decision.
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