Bell Disabled by Indians With Knee Injury
Cleveland star Buddy Bell, the 1973 Man of the Year among local writers, was placed on a 15 day disabled list after reinjuring a knee suffered during off season basketball. He had been sidelined since last week following a game against the Baltimore Orioles.
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Norwalk Dragway Resumes Full Saturday Show Amid Outages
After four delays including rainouts and power failures, Norwalk Dragway presses on with a full Saturday night program. Track owner Bill Rader notes four incomplete events, but crowds grew from 191 to 233 as time trials start at 5 pm and eliminations at 8 30 pm.
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Huron Captures St Marys Tourney With 7 3 Victory
Huron pitcher Brian Johnston excels with nine strikeouts guiding the Tigers to a 7-3 win over South Central in the Sandusky St Mary Invitational at Rather Field. South Central slips to 19-3 while Huron improves to 9-9 and advances toward the Firelands Conference title game.
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Peckham fires 70 as Miller Rogers win 36 hole Elks event
Charles Peckham Jr. shoots an even par 70 in the first round of the 36 hole Two Man event at Elks Country Club. Wayne Miller and Bill Rogers win the event with 154 points under Calcutta handicap scoring.
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Major League Baseball Standings and Daily Games Summary
American League standings show Minn, Boston, Detroit, Baltimore in tight races. Daily schedules list all 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. matchups with results and winning pitchers. National League features Montreal rain delay, Chicago win, and key results from San Francisco, Philadelphia, Houston, Pittsburgh, San Diego, and St. Louis games.
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Amato Dominates In VFW 9 1 Win Over Norwalk
Tim Amato pitched a two hitter with 14 strikeouts to lift VFW past Norwalk Concrete Industries 9 1 in the Lefty Grove League opener at McGuan Park. Amato aided the offense with a single as Dave Hoehlman and Mike Conley hit triples, while Dan Litchoff and Mike Berry doubled. Bob Osborn added a single for VFW. Alan Blair and Larry Becker had for Norwalk. Becker Seitz and Seibold combined on the mound for Norwalk with eight strikeouts and a walk.
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VFW shuts out winners in four innings
Cs eight. They shut out the winners in four innings. VFW scored three times each in the third, fourth and fifth innings.
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