Office Bar rallies to topple undefeated Slo-Pitch leader Parts
The last undefeated team in the Men's City Slo-Pitch League, JP Auto Parts, saw its streak end as Office Bar rallied for four runs in the seventh to win 8 5. Chuck Lord, Ed Davis, Bob Roderick and Pat Martin keyed the rally with multiple hits while Tim Smith limited JP to four hits.
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Office
Chuck Lord
Ed Davis
Bob Roderick
Pat Martin
Lord
Rick Brooker
Roderick
Tim Smith
Kevin Schaffer
Huron County
Norwalk teams post wins as Legion and Merchants split weekend
Norwalk Norwalk American Legion posts two wins to move to 6-6, beating Marion 5-4 in a Buckeye League game and 7-4 in a non conference affair as Keller drives in runs and Burris holds Marion. The Norwalk Merchants drop to 16-14 after three losses and a split with Shreve Pizza, with Spettle homering and coach Ritzenthaler urging better timely hitting. Reineck's women’s slo pitch wins Wauseon Invitational, defeating Napoleon Merchants, Georgetown Apartments, La Choy, and Bryan twice to claim the title. A bungled Sunday draw in the Huron County B Slow Pitch tournament prompts a new bracket tonight at McGuan Park.
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Marion
Norwalk American Legion
Buckeye
Norwalk
Larry Keller
Steve Barman
Troy Spaar
Kevin Ackerman
Doug Fidler
Kenny Burris
Tim Hall
Keller
Hall
Barman
Brunswick
McGuan Park
Merchants
Lorain
el Caribe
Gene Smith
Smith
Shreve Pizza
Wauseon
Reineck
Napoleon Merchants
Reineck’s
Georgetown Apartments
Toledo
la Choy
Bryan Dairy Queen
Bryan
Julie Fritz
Sue Bollenbacher
Becky Parcher
Chris Vishnick
Lorrie Watkins
Marci Woolever
Kay Kersey
Huron County
Piniella leads Yankees past Indians 8 2 in win
Lou Piniella powered New York with two RBIs a stolen base and a key outfield throw as the Yankees beat Cleveland 8 2 for their fourth straight victory. Ed Figueroa left early with a sore elbow while Ron Davis earned the save in relief. Cleveland dropped to seven straight losses, taunting manager Jeff Torborg who called New York tough.
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Richard Rosenblatt
UPI
NEW York
Lou Piniella
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Cleveland
Piniella
Reggie Jackson
Ron Hussey
Mike Hargrove
Thurman Munson
Hussey
Yankee Stadium
Ed Figueroa
Jim Kaat
Ron Davis
Kaat
Davis
Figueroa
Cliff Johnson
Indians
Rick Waits
Willie Randolph
Munson
Darryl Jones
Jones
Chris Chambliss
Gary Alexander
Mike Paxton
RBI
Fred Stanley
Bucky Dent
Jeff Torborg
Torborg
Franklin loses ride on Spectacular Bid at Delp's decision
Jockey Ronnie Franklin, 19, who rode Spectacular Bid to Derby and Preakness wins, is replaced by Bill Shoemaker after trainer Grover Delp cited pressure from rapid success. Franklin faced cocaine possession arrest in Anaheim and later posted bail. Delp said the move aims to let him regain form and learn the craft anew.
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UPI
Ronnie Franklin
New York
Dundalk
Grover “Bud” Delp
Franklin
Delp
Shoemaker
Baseball Standings and Results From Saturday to Monday
Boston tops Toronto 4 3 in 13 innings and Minnesota beats Chicago 6 1. Texas outscored Oakland 8 5 in 10 innings while Baltimore downed Detroit 8 6. New York edged Cleveland 6 5 in 10 innings as Kansas City crushed California 13 4. Seattle defeated Milwaukee 8 3. Sunday results include Minnesota 4 Chicago 3 and New York 8 Cleveland 2 with Boston 8 Toronto 4 and Texas 5 Oakland 1. Monday games list several late matchups with divisions and times across the league.
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Chicago
Texas
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Kansas City
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Milwaukee
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Stone
Clay
Underwood
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Cincinnati
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Sosa
Schatzeder
Schultz
Vuckovich
Seaver
LaCoss
Houston
Nieman
Ad Richard
San Diego
Perry
Los Angeles
Sutcliffe
Atlanta
Solomon
San Francisco
Montefusco
Pitsburgh
NBA draft opens with Earvin Johnson top pick
The draft begins with Earvin Johnson named the No 1 choice by the Los Angeles Lakers. Chicago Bulls face choices that affect the Knicks and Bucks, weighing Bill Cartwright Greenwood and Kelser as potential first selections.
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Michigan State University
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Magic
Johnson
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Milwaukee Bucks
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Bill Cartwright
David Greenwood
UCLA
Gregory Kelser
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Chicago
Cartwright
Knicks
University of San Francisco
Greenwood
Kelser
Arkansas
Sidney Moncrief
Rutgers
James Bailey
Northeast Louisiana
Calvin Natt
Alabama
Reggie King
USC
Cliff Robinson
Baylor
Vinnie Johnson
Rhode Island
Sly Williams
Dayton
Jim Paxson
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Ron Schnee
Mike Sharp
Buchannan’s Tavern
Roeder
Mike Herder
Tom Ott
Gary Caprara
Dale Foster
Jim Barnes
Janesville
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Dick Carlisle
Phil Orcena
Vern Vickery
Ray Connolly
Dale Rafie
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