Ball Is Not Dead in Cardinals Mets Clash Says Trades
Cardinals veterans dispute Pie Traynor’s dead-ball theory after a 2-0 win over the Mets at Shea Stadium. Cepeda, Flood, Maris, Brock, and Maxvill defend lively hitting while discussing weather and scoring trends that keep fans engaged.
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Milton Richman
NEW York
UPI
Hall of Fame
Cardinals
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Red Schoendienst
Shea Stadium
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al Weis
Cal Maxvill
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Curt Flood
Roger Maris
Orlando Cepeda
Cepeda
Joe Cronin
Lou Brock
Boston Red Sox
Brock
Lou
Maxvill
Chris Short
Phillies
Polo Grounds
St. Louis
Ruth
Ohio Classic at Malabar Track Highlights Local Stars
More than 150 Ohio high school athletes converge for the fifth annual Ohio Classic at Malabar track Mansfield. Notables include Norwalk High jumper Gary Draxler with a 6 ft 6 in season best and sprint rivals Jim Harris and Bob Ware, plus pole vaulters and other event champions from Columbus, Elyria, Niles, and Kent State.
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Mansfield
Ohio
UPI
Norwalk High School
Gary Draxler
Draxler
Columbus
Jim Harris
Dayton Roth
Cleveland Glenville
Bob Ware
Jesse
Harris
Owens
Ware
Jerry Klyop
Elyria
Les Nagy
Niles
John Worcester
Wellington
Ron Stephens
Springboro
Brian P Peppler
Ada
Gary Lindstedt
Kent State
Lindstedt
Milan Tiff
Shaker Heights
Greg Goss
Scott Armstrong
Columbus Brookhaven
Craig Wilson
Columbus Whitehall
Greg McClelland
Toledo
Scott
Standings and results wrap from major leagues
Major league standings show Detroit leading the AL with 28 wins while Baltimore 26 and Cleveland 26 follow. Friday results include Detroit defeating New York 1 0 and Boston beating Baltimore 3 0. In the NL San Francisco and Atlanta hold strong positions as week results unfold.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
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Boston
California
New York
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Chicago
Washington
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Josephson
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Allison
Stottlemyre
Rodriguez
Lolich
Freehan
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Ellis
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Rodgers
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Pagliaroni
WP Wright
W. L. Pet
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Atlanta
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Houston
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Phila
Los Ang
San Fran
Washburn
Ryan
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Dalmple
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Callison
White
Hartenstein
Hundley
Dierker
Bateman
Brand
Jaster
McCarver
Seaver
Grote
McCormick
Dietz
Drysdale
Torborg
Norwalk High Honors Spring Athletes and GAA Winners
Norwalk High School honored spring sport competitors and GAA participants at a Friday awards assembly. Tennis letters went to Hughes Calhoun Goodsite Comyns Sandvick Beck and Jarvis. Track awards were earned by Chapin Rakosky Arnold Chapin Baines Flickinger Fell Lawrie Draxler Miller Preston Sizemore Berner Shadle Gordon Sehle Perkins Krieg Smith Coles and manager Young. Girls receiving GAA awards included Comyns Olsen Higgins Ott Bahnsen Skinn Dudley Bergstedt Sehle Albright Chaney. Miss Albright and Miss Bergsted broke the school record for total points in girls competition.
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Norwalk
GAA
Dave Hughes
Jim Calhoun
Terry Goodsite
John Comyns
Jerry Sandvick
Bill Beck
Tim Jarvis
Travis Chapin
Arden Rakosky
Bob Arnold
Ray Chapin
Bill Baines
Charles Flickinger
John Fell
Rich Lawrie
Gary Draxler
Craig Miller
Jim Preston
Ray Sizemore
Norm Berner
Dave Shadle
Harry Gordon
Rod Sehle
Dale Perkins
David Kreig
Terry Smith
Sonny Coles
Steve Young
Connie Comyns
Judy Olsen
Karen Higgins
Donna Ott
Karen Bahnsen
Janine Skinn
Karen Dudley
Linda Bergstedt
Jackie Sehle
Debbie Albright
Madlyn Chaney
Miss Albright
Miss Bergsted
Lefty Grove Play Highlights Local League Action
Brooker Brothers beat Kesling Construction 7 to 2 in the senior circuit while Home Savings won 5 to 2 against Finance System in the junior division. Bill Rospert allowed one hit with six strikeouts over the full game for Brooker. Scott Hunter took the loss. Jeff Sparks led Home Savings with a third inning triple, an RBI, a second inning double, and scored on an error. Eddie Ciersezwski earned the win with 13 strikeouts in six innings. Doug Hemenway suffered the loss.
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Brooker Brothers
Kesling Construction
Home Savings
Finance System
Lefty Grove
Bill Rospert
Besling
Scott Hunter
Jeff Sparks
Sparks
Eddie Ciersezwski
Doug Hemenway
Larry Brown
Horton
Joe Arcue
Fuller
Howard
Tiant
Brown
Harper
Maye
Ken McMullen
Washington
Senators
Fred Valentine
Cap Peterson
Jim Lemon
Max Alvis
Alvis
al Salerno
Plate
Bill Haller
Haller
Salerno
Lemon
Stan Williams
Jim Bosman
Old Fort Keeps unbeaten streak, meets Anna for Class A title
Old Fort and Anna reach the Class A baseball final after 4-1 and 10-9 semifinal wins. Old Fort, riding a 19 game win streak, beat Seaman as Ron Rau allowed six hits in a nine inning control, while Anna edged River 10-9 behind two early runs and solid defense.
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Columbus
UPI
Old Fort
Anna
Seaman
River
Ron Rau
Larry Lohse
Ray
Indians Hit Three Homers To Beat Senators 8 3
Lee Maye Tony Horton and Tommy Harper homered as Luis Tiant pitched eight hits allowed, earning his seventh victory in Cleveland's 8-3 win over the Washington Senators. Tiant tied a season mark with eight complete games in ten starts and did not walk a batter.
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UPI
Municipal Stadium
Lee Maye
Tony Horton
Tommy Harper
Luis Tiant
Indians
Washington Senators
Tiant
Honor J V And Fresh Athletes Honored At SC Banquet
Greenwich South Central junior varsity and freshmen teams received awards at the SC all sports banquet. JV football honors went to Gerald Arnold Allan Baker Ray Baker Kim Early Doug Enzor Tim Hale Lanny Keysor David Kramb Mark Mitchell John Seidel Keith Ebinger Rand Smith Harold Underwood Dennis Wilcox Dave Walker and Joe McNemar.
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Greenwich
South Central
Gerald Arnold
Allan Baker
Ray Baker
Kim Early
Doug Enzor
Tim Hale
Lanny Keysor
David Kramb
Mark Mitchell
John Seidel
Keith Ebinger
Rand Smith
Harold Underwood
Dennis Wilcox
Dave Walker
Joe McNemar
Clarence Amburgy
John Dendinger
George McNemar
Burton Lewis
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David Inmon
Rick Mullins
Mike Goodman
Fred Roscoe
Jeff Knoll
Lonnie Nead
Richard Hoyt
David Baker
Raymond Baker
William Baker
James Bond
Mike Brown
John Cantrell
Jim Dupee
Jack Earhart
Ralph Hale
Clyde Howard
Glenn Lacy
Jim Lamoreaux
Barb
Betty Lewis
Pat Fidler
Tina Wheeler
Jeri Minniear
June Knapp
Susan Rice
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