Softball Tournaments Highlight Summer Sports Lineup
Edward L. Ronders reports on the Schlitz Class B softball tourney in Mansfield July 12 with 36 teams paying 65 dollars, drawing July 26 at Cyclops Circle, plus a New London men’s Class B slow pitch event July 7-9 with 60 dollar sanction entry and free park camping for participants, plus contact numbers for organizers. The piece also notes Norwalk Raceway Park hosting a MID-AMERICA PRO-GAS drag racing event tonight with 16-car Pro-Am field, practice at 4 30, qualifications, and eliminations from 8 30 p m, featuring Don Taylor in a 1927 Ford and other notable entries.
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Don Taylor
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Kid Lyons
Norwalk
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Norwalk Raceway
North Leads Open After Turbulent Two Days at Cherry Hills
Denver UPI report shows Andy North holding a two shot lead at 2 under par 140 after two rounds. He faces a field of eight major winners including Jack Nicklaus Gary Player J C Snead Lee Trevino Hale Irwin and Bobby Clampett with strong challengers behind him.
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Denver
UPI
Andy North
North
Cherry Hills
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
J.C. Snead
Sam
Lee Trevino
Hale Irwin
TPC
Mark Hayes
Brigham Young University
Bobby Clampett
Brewers rally to beat Indians in 10th for ninth straight win
In Cleveland, Robin Yount's sacrifice fly brought home Larry Hisle for the go-ahead run in the 10th, and Charlie Moore added an insurance RBI single. Hisle hit his 10th homer earlier, and Milwaukee extended its win streak to nine with an 8 to 4 victory.
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Larry Hisle
Charlie Moore
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Cleveland Indians
Hisle
Jim Kern
Ben Oglivie
Sixto Lezcano
Yount
Moore
Lezcano
Friday Baseball Results and Probable Pitchers
Friday's games featured Toronto beating Texas 8 to 3 and 5 to 2 in two games, Milwaukee defeating Cleveland 8 to 6 in ten innings, and Baltimore routing Oakland 6 to 0. California posted a 10 to 7 win over New York, Boston toppled Seattle 6 to 3, Minnesota beat Detroit 5 to 2, and Kansas City tied Chicago 2 to 1. Upcoming pitchers include Milwaukee Replogle vs Cleveland Hood, Seattle Colborn vs Boston Ripley, Detroit Wilcox vs Minnesota Goltz, Kansas City Gale vs Chicago Kravec, Oakland Morgan vs Baltimore Flanagan, California Hartzell vs New York Guidry, Toronto Clancy vs Texas Jenkins.
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Candelaria
Niekro
Arlin Hero At Bat On Mound In Norwalk Win
Arlin Hero led Norwalk Kiwanis to a 7-2 win over Andres St. Marys. He hit two home runs and struck out 13 over seven innings, going 2-0 on the mound. He added three at bats two hits four RBIs and three runs scored. John Soisson had three hits, Gary Wilde doubled and scored twice, with Spaar Albright and Seitz adding the other hits.
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Jim Arlin
Babe Ruth
Norwalk Kiwanis
Andres St. Mary’s
John Soisson
Gary Wilde
Troy Spaar
Tom Albright
Bill Seitz
New Coach Jim Seward takes Ashland basketball helm
Jim Seward, 31, named head basketball coach at Ashland College on Friday, succeeding Joe Gottfried who resigned in May to join Southern Illinois. Seward posted a 64-45 record in four years at Wayne State University Nebraska and is a Evanston, Illinois native who graduated from Hiram Scott College Nebraska.
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Ohio
UPI
Jim Seward
Wayne State University
Nebraska
Ashland College
Seward
Wayne State
Joe Gottfried
Gottfried
Southern Illinois
Evanston
Ill
Hiram Scott College
Seaver No-Hits Cardinals in Reds Victory
Tom Seaver pitched his first major league no hitter in a 4-0 Reds win over St Louis at Riverfront Stadium. The 33 year old pitcher walked three and struck out four as Cincinnati claimed their seventh win in a row. Seaver, traded from the Mets last June 15, plans to give the ball to his daughters. It was the 13th no hitter in Reds history and second this season after Bob Forsch.
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Tom Seaver
Cincinnati Reds
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Reds
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San Diego
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Pittsburgh
Joe Wallis
Jim Maloney
Riverfront Stadium
Bob Forsch
Cardinals
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