Bennett's 23 Hits Crush Connie's Laundry 15-6
The Electricians rapped 23 hits including six in a six run fifth inning. Jim Kern and Bill Mesenburg each had four safeties and a home run while Ed Prior allowed nine hits to Connie's Laundrys pitcher. The contest featured six different teams earning weekend victories in the Slo Pitch League.
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Don Hohler
Bennett
Connie
Electricians
Jim Kern
Bill Mesenburg
Dick Fouts
Ed Prior
Reineck
Speed Shop
Ralph Ritzenthaler
Mulder
Tom Young
Bob Thomas
Keith White
Tom Ritzenthaler
Bob White
Tribe Bats Ring In Victory Over Angels
Cleveland pitcher Milt Wilcox earned his fifth win as the Tribe halted California's five game run 6-4. Wilcox reached 6 2/3 innings, improving while admitting he still feels limited by recent strep throat. Alex Johnson boosted the offense with a fifth inning homer and two hits overall. In other AL games, White Sox beat Yankees twice, Tigers beat Twins, Oakland swept Baltimore, Rangers routed Brewers, and Red Sox blanked Royals with a late Dick Allen homer.
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Speed Shop
Mike Sehle
Jack Buckingham
Ray Sizemore
Monroeville Merchants
Monroeville
Dick Miller
Tom Gravenhorst
Doug Mayer
Nite Life
Cleveland
UPI
Milt Wilcox
California
Wilcox
Ed Farmer
Farmer
Angels
Ken Aspromonte
Oakland
A’s
Tribe
Rudy May
John Blue Moon
Odom
Gaylord Perry
Vida Blue
Ken Holtzman
Blue
Charles Finley
Vince Colbert
Holtzman
Dick Tidrow
Aspromonte
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore
Texas Rangers
Milwaukee Brewers
Boston Red Sox
Kansas City Royals
Baseball doubleheader results from American League night action
Summary of multiple games including Oakland, Baltimore and Boston losses. key pitchers Perry McNally Cuellar Alexander Hedlund Blyleven Stottlemyre Acosta and Hand noted with losses or wins. HRs by Bando Johnson Blomberg Allen and others. various RBI and score lines across Cleveland Kansas City Chicago Minnesota Texas and Detroit games.
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Oakland Odom
Cleveland
Perry
Minnesota
Sihh
Ak Hunter
Duncan
Cuellar
Harrison
Hendricks
Bando
Hamilton
Fingers
Knowles
Tenace
Alexander
Jackson
Etchebarren
Oates
Bos
Culp
Tiant
Fisk
Rooker
Fitzmorris
Abernathy
Burgmeier
Kirkpatrick
Foster
Barber
Allen
Fisher
Kusnyer
Stephenson
Wilcox
Farmer
Fosse
W Wilcox
Lp-Clark
Hrs-Johnson
Stanton
Blyleven
Granger
LaRoche
Roof
Dempsey
Timmerman
Haller
Hrstanley
Stottlemyre
Gardner
Munson
Bradley
Herrmann
Baseball day results across the National League lead to mixed wins
Cinci beats Philadelphia 6 2 as Billingham earns the win and Champion takes the loss. Nash-shuels New York 12 3 over Mets with Schueler credited. Houston edges Montreal 5 2 with Morton getting the win. Pittsburgh clears San Francisco 7 3. Stargell homers for Pittsburgh. Chicago over San Diego 9 3. Hundley homers for Chicago. St Louis slips past Los Angeles 9 0. Torre and Gibson homer for St Louis.
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Billingham
Hall
Carroll
Bench
Twitchell
McCarver
Atlanta
New York
Nash
Schueler
Williams
Matlack
Taylor
Koosman
Frisella
Grote
Pitts
San Fran
Walker
Miller
Giusti
Sanguillen
Bryant
Johnson
Healy
Speier
Kingman
Kison
May
Carrithers
Cumberland
Barr
Rader
HR Stargell
Chicago
San Diego
Jenkins
Hundley
Greif
Corkins
Caldwell
Kendall
St. Louis
Los Ang
Gibson
Simmons
Osteen
Richert
Sims
Torre
Sanders Wins Kemper Open In Final Birdie Finish
Doug Sanders defeated Lee Trevino by one stroke to win the Kemper Open at Charlotte. Sanders, 38, birdied the 18th hole in a final-round 68 to finish 13 under and take $35,000 first prize, while Trevino finished second and Labron Harris placed third with 277.
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Charlotte
N.C
UPI
Doug Sanders
Lee Trevino
Sanders
Trevino
Labron Harris
Stillwater
Okla
Night Slo-Pitch Schedule Highlights Local Matches
Tonight's lineup features Slo-Pitch games across divisions at VFW Moltch and McGuan. Key matchups include Culligan versus Key Estates Furniture No 2 vs Furniture No 1 and Home Savings against Independents Lefty Grove Junior and Senior games at 6.15 p.m. and 9 p.m. Rotary Printing faces Home Savings women at 9.0 p.m.
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Huron County Bank
Norwalk
Hartland Speed Shop
Connie's Laundry
Eastern Circuit Home Savings and Loan
Bennett Electric No
Culligan Soft Water
Hartland Independents
Key Estates
RER Construction
Culligan
Key Estates Furniture No. 2
Furniture No. 1
Home Savings
Independents
Lefty Grove
VFW
Sheller Globe
Molhst
Moose
Jaycees
Fty Grove
McGuan
Bob Meyer
Schild's
Teener League
Agneey
Ringholz-Meyers
Wolphans
Bleile
Hug
Yamaha
Reineck
Boys High School
Bleile's
Jim's Auto
Battles
Dewey
Rotary Printing
Home Savings Women
Pat's Beauty
Porter Ford
Fanny Farmer
Mac's Sons
English-bred horse wins Prix du Jockey Club at Chantilly
Hard To Beat, a three year old trained in England and ridden by Lester Piggott, captured the $377,000 Prix du Jockey Club at Chantilly Race Track on Sunday.
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Paris
UPI
Lester Piggott
Chantilly
Sweet, Fogg Lead Sodermeier’s Boys Past Erie Supply
Sodermeier’s rolled to a 17 12 victory as Sweet and Fogg fueled the offense. Sweet opened with a solo homer, Fogg added a fifth inning grand slam, while Steve Cross of Erie belted a three run homer. Winning pitcher Roy Adcock. Losing pitcher John Reese. Also in the slate Jim’s Auto Body beat North’s Marathon 11 1 and Battles Insurance crushed Gift Gallery 21 11.
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Norwalk High School
Don Sweet
Mark Fogg
Sodermeier's
Erie Supply
Jim
North
Marathon
Battles Insurance
Gift Gallery
Sweet
Sodermeier
Fogg
Steve Cross
Erie
Dave Sweet
Dave Frey
Lenny Dauch
Roy Adcock
John Reese
Dan Kerkhoff
Scott Twitchell
Kirk Mason
Phil White
Kerkhoff
Mason
Mark Spaar
Steve Kayatin
Battles
Tom Mitre
Kevin Kirkpatrick
Steve Spencer
Jim Nickols
Charles Alt
Owens and Tessman Clash Ahead of Foster Title Shot
In Houston Eddie Owens of Springfield and Mark Tessman of Houston square off in a 10 round light heavyweight bout Tuesday night. The victor earns a chance to contest world champion Bob Foster for the title.
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Houston
UPI
Eddie Owens
Springfield
Mass
Mark Tessman
Bob Foster
Anna Wins A Baseball Title
Ohio high schools crowned three new baseball champions this weekend. Cincinnati Moeller upset defending AAA champion Findlay 10-5 with a three run first inning. Ironton edged Solon 3-2 for the AA title and Anna defeated Pickerington 3-0 for the A crown.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Cincinnati Moeller
Findlay
Ironton
Solon
Anna
Pickerington
Selling Sporting Goods Classified Ad
Quick sale ad offering sporting goods with contact number 662 4241 for buyers to call and arrange purchase.
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Dial
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