St Paul Football Clinic Nets Six Top Coaches
Six top football coaches will speak at the St. Paul High School football clinic this Saturday. Speakers include Ohio State assistant Dave McClain, Murray State’s Carl Oakley, Bron Bacevich of Roger Bacon, Jake Hallam of Morehead State, Jack Harbaugh of Bowling Green, and Norm Decker of Toledo Whitmer. Registration runs 8 to 8:30 a.m. with a noon meal included.
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Dave McClain
Carl Oakley
Murray State
Cincinnati
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Bron Bacevich
Morehead State University
Mike Gottfried
Jake Hallam
Jack Harbaugh
Bowling Green State University
Upholsterers Fall 9 8 in Seventh In Sandusky Tourney
Norwalk Furniture Slo Pitch team came within one out of staying in the winners bracket before losing 9 8 to American Standard of Elyria. Angelo Cerilli and J L Green led with four and four straight hits respectively as the Upholsterers led most of the game, but a two run seventh inning doomed them. Both teams had seven errors and 13 12 hits respectively.
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Norwalk Furniture
Sandusky
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J.L. Green
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Jim Reineck
Joe Ward
Ken Plue
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Ward
Marion Tudor
Larry Mason
Mason
Jameson
American Standard
Green
Standings NL9AL3 Tonight's Probable Pitchers and Games
NL9AL3 schedule lists each matchup with listed pitchers and times EDT. Notable games include Minnesota at Cleveland Kaat vs Tiant 7:45 p.m and New York at California Peterson vs McGlothlin or Koosman 11 p.m. Friday night play across cities including Chicago at Baltimore and San Diego at Pittsburgh.
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All-Star Game Rally Boosts National League Victory
The National League defeated the American League 9-3 in the 40th All-Star Game as Willie McCovey homered twice, tying a record, and the NL widened its lead in the midsummer classic. Manager Red Schoendienst credited pitching and noted the game featured an even matchup if played a full schedule.
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Willie McCovey
Nationals
Red Schoendienst
Schoendienst
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Mayo Smith
Frank Howard
Hank Aaron
Johnny Bench
McCovey
Bill Freehan
Howard
Aaron
Matty Alou
John “Blue Moon
Odom
Oakland A’s
Tribe Hosts Twins To Open Four Game Series
Cleveland Indians return from a three day layoff to host the first of a four game set with the Western Division leading Minnesota Twins. Luis Tiant faces Dave Boswell as Alvin Dark moves to rebuild immediately by waiving veterans to promote farm system players.
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UPI
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Minnesota Twins
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Tribe
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Twins
Indians
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Cardinals Acquire Curtis Gentry From Bears
St. Louis Cardinals trade receiver Bobby Lee and an undisclosed draft pick to Chicago for defensive back Curtis Gentry. Gentry missed last season with an injury while Lee spent most of last year on the taxi squad.
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Chicago Bears
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Finance Club Beats VFW 8-7 For First In League
Bob Meyer limited a late VFW rally to secure an 8-7 victory and maintain the top spot. Meyer led 7-3 after four innings as Herb Harkness homered for Finance. VFW's Dan Hipp and Tom Mitro produced the big hits, while John Meesig earned the win and Jack Dawley the loss. In the junior circuit, Dave Peabody pitched a no hitter and Mike Fries had four hits as Finance System routed Jaycees 19-0 with 11 fourth-inning runs before the game ended on the 10-run rule. 19 walks also aided the rout.
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VFW
Lefty Grove
Meyer
John Meesig
Jack Dawley
Dave Peabody
Mike Fries
Finance
Midway
Don Lay
Tom Gravenhorst
John Gravenhorst
Steve Bates
Suhr
Fred Hespler
Larry Wetzel
3 County Entries Set This Weekend
The three Huron County entries in the Open Division of the Sandusky District Slo-Pitch Tournament return this weekend with one game Saturday and two Sunday. Greenwich Merchants meet defending champions LaGrange Screw Products at 2 30 p m Saturday, while Huron County Bank and Fishbaugh Construction play late Sunday at Battery Park. Bankers face Cameo Club at 7 45 p m and Fishbaugh follows at 9 p m to meet Sandusky Independents. Eight games Saturday and eight on Sunday accompany the Industrial Tournament.
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Huron County
Greenwich Merchants
McGuan Park
LaGrange Screw Products
Huron County Bank and
Fishbaugh Construction
Battery Park
Bankers
Cameo
Nite Life Tops Bankers in Slo-Pitch Battle for Lead
The Nite Life rips the Huron County Bankers 4-3 to spoil the leaders' grip as Midway Garage 2-1 and Maple City Tarp 6-1 also win. Bob Berry, Andy Luxon, Ralph Sommers spark a seventh inning rally after six easy hits.
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Suhr
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