Monroeville Star Tribe’s Pick Heads South
Dean Schneider, a 1966 Monroeville High School graduate, signed with the Cleveland Indians and reported to their Class A Sarasota affiliate as a first baseman and outfielder. A Capital University senior, he hit .440 with 20 RBIs and 11 runs but sustained cracked ribs that cost credits. he aims for a big league ladder via the Indians system.
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Dean Schneider
Cleveland Indians
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Monroeville High School
Monroeville
Sarasota
Fla
Tribe
Olin Schneider
Baker Street
Capital University
Columbus
Indians
Wittenberg
American Legion
Bellevue
Capital
Paul O'Dea
Robert Peters
O'Dea
Cleveland
Ohio
Joe Morlan
Tony Horton
McAndrew Outlasts Reds In Rain-Delayed Mets Win
Mets pitcher Jim McAndrew outlasted Cincinnati after two rain delays as New York beat the Reds 8-1 in a 2 hour 58 minute game. McAndrew improved to 3-4, aided by Blakeney and Agee’s early homer and late runs, while Cincinnati’s Wayne Simpson faced Gary Gentry in the next game.
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NEW York
UPI
Jim McAndrew
Cincinnati Reds
McAndrew
Reds
Mets
Cleon Jones
Cincinnati
Wayne Simpson
Gary Gentry
Baseball Standings and Results In Late Season Action
American League standings show Baltimore New York Detroit Boston Cleveland Washington Minnesota California Oakland Chicago Kansas City Milwaukee with rain causing a postponement. National League leaders Chicago New York Pittsburgh St Louis Montreal Montreal Cincinnati Atlanta Los Angeles San Francisco San Diego Houston played Tuesday with multiple games decided by late innings and home runs.
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Fosse
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Drabowsky
Simmons
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Roberts
Cannizzaro
Lp-Carlton
Murrell
Pitt
Veale
Walker
Sutton
Torborg
Grabarkewitz
Regain
Hiatt
Perry
Dietz
Santo
Palmer vows to chase U S Open glory despite Beard attack
Arnold Palmer refused to retire after Frank Beard's magazine excerpts said he should. At the Western Open Palmer warned he will still play the U S Open with belief he can win, insisting he thinks about winning and not losing. He acknowledged doubts about his chances but said he would enter if he believed he could win.
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Chaska, Minn
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Madion Avenue
Chicago
Palmer
Frank Beard
Barman & Seitz Hands Schild's IGA First Loss In League
Barman & Seitz won 7 runs on six hits to beat Schild's IGA in the senior division of the Lefty Grove League. Fannin and McCrann led with two hits each, while Schild's only multi inning runs came in the second. Jim Schepers earned the win. Ed Cieriezwski took the loss. Both teams sit 4-1.
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Schild’s
IGA
Lefty Grove
Finance System
Saginaw Wire
Clint Fannin
Kevin McCrann
Fannin
Kevin Wetzel
Jeff Reitzel
Mike Preston
Vern Vickery
Bob Jackson
Mark Brmmett
Gregg Ensign
Calvin Shullick
Bowling and Batting Praise For BGSU Cricket Debut
Bowling Green State University hosts its first cricket games on campus with players from Ceylon Jamaica Nigeria and other Commonwealth nations. Coach Errol Lam from Guyana says the team won two of four scheduled matches before rain and hopes to join the US Cricket League in Los Angeles.
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Bowling Green Cricket Club
Ceylon
Jamaica
Nigeria
Kenya
Pakistan
India
England
Errol Lam
The
University Library
Guyana
Lam
Sam
Midwest
Los Angeles
Rockets Sign Simpson For $1 Million
Denver Rockets president and GM Donald W. Kingsley announced the ABA team signed Ralph Simpson, Michigan State star, to a long term deal. Reports cited a $1 million contract, which a team spokesman did not confirm but did not deny, saying the amount seems fairly accurate under the circumstances.
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UPI
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Denver Rockets
Ralph Simpson
Michigan State
American Basketball Association
Rockets
Hand Goes Route as Indians Beat Angels 9-2
Cleveland rookie Rich Hand pitched the complete game victory allowing nine hits. Ray Fosse and Roy Foster hit two run homers off California starter Andy Messersmith as the Indians built a 9-2 lead. Hand improved to 2-5 with six strikeouts and one walk.
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UPI
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Ray Fosse
Roy Foster
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California Angels
Hand
California
Andy Messersmith
Indians
Messersmith
Angels
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