Duffy Homers as Indians Rout Red Sox at Fenway
Frank Duffy homered and drove in five as the Cleveland Indians routed the Boston Red Sox 11 to 3 at Fenway Park. Eric Raich pitched seven strong innings while Frank Robinson added two hits and his 582nd career homer. Boston slipped to 15–15 at home and 22–12 on the road, keeping them half a game ahead of New York in the AL East.
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McCarty First String South Ohio All Star Scrimmage Highlight
Columbus Norwalk High players John McCarty and Tom Waugh became the first Truckers to play in the Ohio High School All Star Football Game at Ohio State University. The North team opens at 4 p.m. with tickets sold locally. Ed Glass calls the North scrimmage typical.
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Tarnowski top scorecard in Monday Nite Open
Dick Tarnowski led the first-half close with a 36 gross and 29 net to win the Tarnowski Medal. Other highlights include Wayne Orwick’s eagle on the 9th, Robb Hurst and Bruce Mollison leaders in points, and multiple golf club events across Tuesday and Wednesday play with several closest-to-pin and long-drive honors.
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Carol Trautman
Maxine Smith
Shirley Nelson
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Jim Ward
Joe Parish
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Denny Stoltz
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Gene Waldron
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Reitzel Leads Moose to 15-1 Teener League Win
Jeff Reitzel struck out 11 in five innings with no walks to pace Reitzel Moose past Bleise 15-1 at VFW Park. Two doubles by Reitzel and a two run double by Eric Bright fueled a 10 run third inning before the game ended on the 10 run rule.
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Lynn Named AL Player of the Week for Red Sox
Fred Lynn, Boston rookie outfielder, earned American League Player of the Week after a June 18 3 HR 10 RBI game against Detroit and an all time rookie record 16 total bases. In another note Norwalk High buzzed through North intra squad scrimmage with McCarty on first team wingback and Waugh on second team tackle.
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Baseball Scores and Probable Pitchers From Evening Games
Evening MLB action lists games with top pitchers and results across the American and National Leagues. Notable line includes Raich beating Burton, Lindblad win for Minnesota, and Umbarger relief in the Texas California tilt.
Graham Edges Mahaffey To Win 75th U.S. Open Playoff
Lou Graham won the 75th U.S. Open at Medinah No. 3 with an even par 71 in an 18 hole playoff over John Mahaffey by two strokes. Nicklaus finished tied for fourth at 289. Graham earned 40 000 for first place while Mahaffey took 20 000.
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Lefty Grove League Giants top Bleile's 12-10 in seventh
In a Senior Division clash at VFW Park Lefty Grovers Meyer Chevrolet erupted for five runs in the seventh inning to beat Bleile's 12-10 after an 8-8 tie. Notable Meyer's hits came from Brad Billmann and Dan Lieber with a homer by Lieber, while Eugene Bees led Bleile's with a homer and a single.
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Pewter Mug Routs Mac & Son in Slow Pitch Action
Pewter Mug defeated Mac & Son 17 to 3 as Don Nardecchia and Denny Frey led a big early offensive burst. Dan Borgeson plus Frey homered, Borgeson added a triple, and Dave Frey went 4 for 4 with a walk. Norwalk Furniture No 1 beat Couch Concrete 6-1, Friendly Corners shut out Arctic Cat 5-0.
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