Tengowski Sets Bellevue High Jump Record at Bellevue Invite
Edison girls win meet pace with Gail Calhoun first in 100 dash and Norwalk relay wins. Bellevue tops Port Clinton and Norwalk in team scores while Edison seizes multiple top spots, including four firsts, in the boys and girls events.
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Bellevue
Diane Tengowski
Tengowski
Edison
Galion
Charger
Port Clinton
Norwalk
Gail Calhoun
Karen Hoffman
Martha Bickley
Chargers
Jeff Wyatt
Carrasco
LaVine
Cothran
Woolever
Moyer
Hayes
Zureich
Ostheimer
Unger
Ray
Ann Burcaw
Jill Hamlin
Tim Hohman
Trapp Hoffecker and Luce Capture Bucyrus Tourney Titles
Norwalk singles stars Trapp Hoffecker and Luce won tourney titles at Bucyrus as Norwalk finished second behind Shelby in the NOL event. Trapp beat Rhinehart in the final after 2-6 6-0 6-4 earlier rounds, Hoffecker defeated Scheiber and Griffiths, and Luce edged Adam in the final 7-5 6-4.
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Bucyrus
Norwalk
Trucker
Barney Trapp
Jim Hoffecker
Chris Luce
Shelby
Tiffin Columbian
Galion
Willard
Tom Martin
Bellevue
Trapp
Jim Wilkenson
Tiffin
Jim Rhinehart
Hoffecker
Jim Scheiber
Kevin Griffiths
Steve McClaren
Luce
Tim Hughes
Jim Harwood
Jeff Adam
Chris Griffiths
Paul Hinkley
Truckers
Paul Hinckley
Micky King
Chuck Wilson
White Sox sweep Indians as Lemon powers 8 3 win
Chicago pulls away in Cleveland led by Chet Lemon five for five with two doubles and three singles. Oscar Gamble adds a homer as Steve Stone wins despite a third inning homer by Andre Thornton. Frank Robinson laments slow offense and ponders lineup changes. A Lorain speedway note follows with George Friend finishing strong in three races.
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Cleveland
UPI
Lemons
Las Vegas
Chicago White Sox
Bob Lemon
Chet Lemon
White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Sox
al Fitzmorris
Eric Soederholm
Lemon
Rick Manning
Ralph Garr
Alan Bannister
Steve Stone
Dauch Concrete,Bob White duel in NL East race pull ahead
Slow pitch action resumes after rain with Dauch Concrete edging Karen's Drive Inn 9 8 as Mark Hauser leads with four hits. Norwalk Foundry routs Gaslight Drive Inn 15 0 with Dave Houghtlen allowing two hits. Connie's Laundry beats Jaycees 14 4, then Dauch Concrete tops Jaycees 17 0. Bob White Builders beat Connie's 12 11 in a seventh inning finish. Area Merchants defeat Terry's Drive VNN 4 - Terry's Drive and Bob Pugh Motors win in close games.
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City
Bennett Electric
Joe Bibb Realty
VFW
Dauch Concrete
Bob White Builders
Norwalk Foundry
Home Savings
Dauche Concrete
Karen’s Drive Inn
Mark Hauser
Dave Schaffer
Doug Ringholz
Karen
Gaslight Drive Inn
Foundry
Dave Houghtlen
Mike Ritz
Fred Houghten
Lomersley
Jaycees
Ken Gilbert
George Townsend
Bill Dauch
Jim Krupp
Dauch
Aren
WNN
Gould
Doug Long
Tim Christman
Bruce Ebright
Bob White
Connie
Bruce Gross
Ted Ickes
Bill Albright
Gross
Terry Bell
Dwight Alexander
Denny Eisenberger
Area Merchants
Terry’s Drive
VNN
Gary Roe
Tom Green
Merchants
Terry’s
Bert Fannin
Denny Didion
BOB Pugh Motors
Norwalk Furniture
Motormen
Chris Mushett
Carl Pettit
Kevin McCoy
Dale Perkins
Seattle Slew Wins Derby at Pimlico Ahead of Preakness
Seattle Slew, son of Bold Reasoning and My Charmer, overcame a slow start to lead at the stretch and win the Derby by 1 3/4 lengths over Run Dusty Run with Sanhedrin third. The 1 1/4 mile time was 2 02 1 5, not fast but convincing skeptics. Run Dusty Run and Sanhedrin were the only other horses seen as potential challengers for the Preakness.
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Louisville
UPI
Seattle
Pimlico
Bold-Reasoning
Seattle Slew
Dusty Run
Sanhedrin
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Weilnau
Burns
Burcaw
Tucker
Kocher
Burtscher
Calhoun
Hillman
Liphart
Fritz
Huber
Tribe
Oscar Gamble
Jim Spencer
Andre Thronton
Manning
Jim Norris
Frank Robinson
Milwaukee
Robinson
George Friend
Lorain County Speedway
Friend
Jim Bodnar
Lorain
Fiend
Prestige Pools
Huron County
Nestige Phal
Cauch