Fishbaugh Stays Undefeated In Sandusky Slo Pitch
In Sandusky Battery Park the Open Division saw Fishbaugh Construction edge Sandusky Independents 11 10 in a seventh inning homer by Van Woodworth. Greenwich Merchants fell 8 4 to LaGrange Screw while Norwalk Furniture and Huron County Bank also exited. The weekend slate lists multiple open division results and lingering standings.
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Sandusky
Huron County
Sandusky District
Battery Park
Fishbaugh Construction
van Woodworth
Huron County Bank
Greenwich Merchants
Norwalk Furniture
Cameo Club
Erie County
Cameo
Ed Helger
Bob
Chuck Howell
Ted Fox
Howell
Woodworth
Jim Irby
Independents
LaGrange Screw
Merchants
Lorain County
Greenwich
Joe Weltin
Butch Foster
LaGrange
Paul Hartley
Marty Pasadyn
Norwalk
Donnelley
Ken Hay
Steve Piedeili
Marion Tudor
Ken Kline
Angelo Cerilli
Midway O’boys
Lorain Polish Club
American Loan
San-Ott
Lucky Farmers
Wyvill Texaco
Dad’s
Lo’s Club
Schlessman
Johnny’s Cafe
Whirlpool Blue
UAW
Standings and results across leagues with key wins noted
American League action shows Minnesota beating Cleveland 8 to 7 in 10 innings and Detroit downing Kansas City 6 to 2. New York split a doubleheader with California 7 to 4, Oakland 7 to 5. Washington beat Oakland 7 to 5 in 9, Chicago swept Baltimore 7 to 0. National League results include Cincinnati 6 New York 3 and St Louis 8 Chicago 2.
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Oakland
Boston
California
Wash
Seattle
Baltimore
Kan. City
Detroit
Minn
Chicago
Cleve
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boswell
Hall
Crider
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Perranoski
Mitterwald
Roseboro
Pizarro
Law
Williams
Pina
Sims
Wp-Crider
Lp-Law
Cardenas
Hinton
Kan
Rooker
Drabowsky
Martinez
Dobson
Lahser
Timmerman
Kilkenny
McMahon
Price
Freehan
West
O Calif
Burbach
Hamilton
Johnson
Fernandez
Brunet
Tatum
Egan
Plant
Reichardt
Bosman
Higgins
Miles
Casanova
Krausse
Roof
Cater
McMullen
Balt
Casa- Wynne
Nyman
Bell
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Herrmann
Brinkman
Hardin
Hendricks
W. LL
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Pittsburgh
Montrea
W. L
Atlanta
Los Ang
San Fran
Cincinnati
Houston
San Diego
Los Angeles
Phila
Pitt
San Francisco
Montreal
Pitts
Kirby
Baldschun
Reburger
Hriniak
Bunning
Moose
Sanguillen
Stargell
Fryman
B. Wilson
Ryan
Lemaster
Gladding
Edwards
Taylor
St.Louis
Bolin
Sadecki
Linzy
Robertson
Dietz
Torrez
McCarver
Drysdale
Mikkelsen
Haller
Jenkins
Abernathy
Aguirre
Regan
Handley
Santo
Sudakis
Renko
Shaw
Face
Brand
Britton
Doyle
Upshaw
Didier
WP Britton
Hri- Boyer
Carty
Cinci
Arrigo
Granger
Bench
Cardwell
McGraw
Grote
Kansas City
Kaw City
Washington
Newark
First Clinic Held At St. Pauls High
Murray State College coach Carl Oakley explained the pass offense at St. Pauls High School football coaching clinic. Six speakers shared ideas as more than 50 coaches attended from Cincinnati and beyond with equipment suppliers and local officials observing rule changes.
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Murray State College
Carl Oakley
St. Paul’s
Oakley
St. Paul’s High School
Lee Tressel
Baldwin-Wallace College
Cleveland
Jim Hastings
Western Reserve High School
Oak Hill High School
Jackson County
Ducky Schroeder
Massillon High School
Hastings
Kentucky
McKell High School
Don Gullett
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati Green Hills
Concord Communications Video Tape Company
Lloyd Swords
Boston Beats Pilots in 20 Inning Marathon
The Boston Red Sox defeated the Seattle Pilots 5-3 in 20 innings after 5 hours 52 minutes. Joe Lahoud hit a two run homer driving in Jim Lonborg for the decisive blow as Boston and Seattle used 21 and 24 players respectively, setting an American League record for most players in a game. Carl Yastrzemski doubled home Syd O'Brien in the 19th to break the deadlock, with Seattle tying in their half.
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Martin Lader Upi
Boston Red Sox
Seattle Pilots
Joe LaHond
Jim Lonborg
Seattle
Boston
Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Syd O’brien
Pilots
Steve Horley
Hamilton County official seeks Neil Armstrong Stadium name
Commissioner Joseph DeCourcy plans a resolution to name Cincinnati’s new riverfront stadium Neil Armstrong Stadium honoring the Ohio astronaut. The Reds and Bengals will use the venue, scheduled for completion within a year, as Seattle's Tom Pagliaroni and Jim Harper are noted for late runs in a game.
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Cincinnati
UPS
Hamilton County
Joseph DeCourcy
Neil Armstrong
Wapakoneta
Ohio
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati Bengals
Riverfront
Norwalk Slo-Pitch Sunday Highlights Split Doubleheaders
Norwalk Slo-Pitch results show Nite Life losing to Midway 8-4 then beating Home Savings 11-2. Frankie's Bar doubled Saginaw Wire 19-8 and later fell to Norwalk Furniture 7-3. Home Savings defeated Good Guys 11-0 after a loss to Nite Life, while Norwalk Furniture dropped 6-3 to Ed White Builders.
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Norwalk
Nite Life
Midway
Home Savings
Norwalk Furniture
Frankie’s Bar
Ed White Builders
Good Guys
Saginaw Wire
Couch Concrete
Suhr Kitchens
Doug Mayer
Chuck Williams
Don Bores
John Gravenhurst
Frankie’s
Saginaw
Frankies
Kesling Wins Twice In Grove League Action
Kesling Construction swept two Grove League games with a 20-11 win over Barman and Seitz on Friday and a 3-1 victory over Brooker Brothers on Saturday. A.J. Baltes beat Ross Raiders 10-7 as Kesling teammates Craig Traves led at the plate with a triple and a pair of hits. In the junior circuit, Finance System beat Citizens 14-9 and Huron County Bank crushed Hug Concrete 40 1 as Greg Russell hit four doubles for the winners.
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Kesling Construction
Lefty Grove
Barman & Seitz
Brooker Brothers
A.J. Baltes
Ross’ Raiders
Cubs
Home Savings
Citizen's
Kesling
Barman
Seitz
Craig Traves
Chuck Hohler
Steve Fries
Steve Preston
Mike Fries
Pat Brown
Jeff Reitzel
Citizens
Brants
Bob Kliner
Hug Concrete
Huron County Bank
Greg Russell
Norwalk Wrestlers Shine At Mid-Summer AAU Meet
More than 300 junior and senior high wrestlers competed in a nine hour AAU event at Huron High School gym. Eleven Norwalk wrestlers took part with five placing third in 80, 109, 140, 168 and 179 pounds, including Dick Pugh Bill Huggins Dan Pugh Andy Linder and Mike Hipp.
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Huron
Huron High School
Norwalk
Dick Pugh
Bill Huggins
Dan Pugh
Andy Linder
Mike Hipp
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Peters
Don
Dave Dunham
Bankers
Rod Sommers
Bill Beamer
Bob Burge
Pete Motelik
Sommers
Beamer
Bank
Tom Chandler
St. Paul’s High
Diamond No. 1
Suhr
F.W
Good Guys Schild
I.G.A
V.F. Dauch
Schild
Dauch
Midway Saginaw
Halfway
Furn
Maple City Star
Sun
Frankie's Bar
Nor. Furn
Bob's Gulf
Bob’s Gulf
Maple City
Halfway Inn
Neil’s Stadium
Jim Pagliaroni
Tommy Harper
Ken Brown
Olds
Bill Hoffman
Ralph Sommers
Jim Maitland
Dauch Concrete
Grove
Resling
Bob Blair
Brooker
Bob Andrews
Herb Blair
Duane Traves
Scott Tinker
Bengals
Wilmington, Ohio
UPI
Paul Brown
Brown
Setineties
Ethel Gas
Imperial Service Station
Milan Ave
Cline
Milan
Garth Geoghan
Randy Geoghan
Scott Kullman
Daryl Smith
Nat Smith
Bob Pugh
Dennis Corrigan
Linder
Corrigan
Jim Smith
Kubach-Smith
North Fairfield
Flickinger Agency
Flickinger Insurance
Citizens Bank
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