Reineck's Cafe Defends Fifth District Slow Pitch Title
Reineck's Cafe clinched its second straight Fifth District Women's Slow Pitch championship by winning in the losers bracket and then sweeping El Caribe of Lorain. El Caribe defeated Amvets Post 47 to reach the finals with notable six-run innings, but Reineck's rallied to finish 12-2 in the late game, earning a spot in the Ohio Open Tournament in Hamilton August 12-14.
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Don Hohler
Reineck
Jim Smith
Smink Electric
Fostoria
el Caribe
Lorain
Reineck’s
Hamilton
Sting Ray Lounge
Marietta
Julie Fritz
Chris Spotts
Maureen Mushett
Diane Tengowski
Sue Scheibley
Karen Rogers
Scheibley
Norma Knowles
Amvets Post
Diane Mihalic
Don Tester Open Golf Tournament Yields Close Scores
A 116-player field at Sycamore Hills produced strong showings led by Gene Walker tying for low net with a 26 for the men and Norma Tarnowski posting a 32 net with a 45 gross for the ladies. Ron Grimstad placed nearest the pin on hole 3, earning a pull cart while several other prizes were awarded. Proceeds benefit the March of Dimes and a Jaycee run event.
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Sycamore Hills
Laurels
Salem
Ohio
Ron Grimstad
Knights of Columbus
Norwalk
Gene Walker
Milan
Norma Tarnowski
Walker
Russ Holmes, Jr
Jay Frey
Jim Schenk
Pro Shop
Kevin Murray
Chuck Fetrow
Barbara Chaville
Fetrow
Lynx
Chaville
Johnny Miller
Jeff Marien
New London
Robb Hurst
Jaycee
Metcalf Signs One Year With Cards Compromise Deal
Running back Terry Metcalf signed a one year contract with the St. Louis Cardinals under a compromise agreement that could permit his departure after the season. He will earn 20 percent less salary this year than under the old deal.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Terry Metcalf
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Metcalf
Jaycee Open Walker Paces Scramble To 1st Place Tie
Gene Walker of Milan led a four man scramble at Sycamore Hills Golf Club posting a nine under par 63 to tie a Cleveland area team for the title. Walker teamed with Codeluppi Stevens and Hart. The runner up quartet shot 64 and included Bill Day Denny Gutowski Ron Petrof and Craig Kirkpatrick.
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Gene Walker
Milan
Sycamore Hills Golf Club
Walker
Cleveland
George Codeluppi
Lynn Stevens
Bill Hartsock
Bill Day
Bay Village
Denny Gutowski
Akron
Ron Petrof
North Ridgeville
Craig Kirkpatrick
Cleveland Heights
Hartsock
Cleveland Area
Sycamore Hills
Don Hohler
Browns Cut Six Free Agents Including Jazz Jackson
Cleveland releases six free agents led by kick returner Clarence Jazz Jackson of Western Kentucky. Offensive guard Doug Dicken fails to report to camp and faces a 500 dollar daily fine until he reports. Other cuts include Howard Hackley Edinboro Tom Shumate St Thomas Leonard Duncan South Carolina State Norm Jacobs Cincinnati and Maynard Stensrud Iowa State.
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Kent
Ohio
UPI
Clarence
Jazz
Jackson
Western Kentucky
Cleveland Browns
Doug Dicken
Howard Hackley
Edinboro
Tom Shumate
St. Thomas
Leonard Duncan
South Carolina State
Norm Jacobs
Cincinnati
Maynard Stensrud
Iowa State
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Mushett
Barb Smith
Mary Ann Meesig
Norma Knoll
Chris Kufel
Nilda Miranda
Super Chicken
Sickland
Lexington
Springmill RD
Ontario
West Edge OF
Mansfield
Don Tester
St. Paul
Western Reserve
Monroeville
Fisher-Titus Hospital
St. Paul’s
BankAmericard Pohl
Gale Sayers
Coachmen
T&e
U.S
Bellevue, Ohio
Clancy’s
Paul Borders
Gerald Lee
Nick Borders
Angie Parella
Kaiser-Wells
Doug Reitzel
John Kaiser
Chuck Carpenter
Ted Ickes
Eagles
Jim Frey
Ed Majors
Carl Nopper
Bleile
Steve Bleile
Pat Martin
Dave Brady
Mike Bleile
Browns
Dicken
Kent State University
The
New York Jets
HFC
Household Finance Loan Corporation
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