Dunning hits first pro grand slam as Indians top A's
Steve Dunning belted a grand slam, the first by a Cleveland pitcher since 1967, but reliever Phil Hennigan earned a 7-5 win by shutting down Oakland after a rough third and fifth inning. Hennigan retired 14 straight, allowing two hits and one walk in four innings. Ted Uhlaender drove in a run and Roy Foster doubled in the go ahead in the fifth. Manager Alvin Dark praised Hennigan and Sam McDowell was set to start the finale against Chuck Dobson as Cleveland heads to a six game road trip.
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Baseball Scores and Probable Pitchers From Tuesday Night
Results show Boston 5 Minnesota 4 California 5 Detroit 0 Cleveland 7 Oakland 5 Baltimore 5 Kansas City 4 in 10 innings. Washington at Chicago and New York at Milwaukee were rained out. Probables list Boston Cup against Blyleven, New York Peterson against Pattin, Washington Bosman vs Bradley, California May vs Coleman, Oakland Dobson vs McDowell, Kansas City Hedland vs Jackson.
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Classified Ads Offer Quick Selling for Sporting Goods
Selling sporting goods via classified ads helps buyers find items fast. Call 662 4241 to place an ad and boost sales now.
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St Paul Flyers Top Black River Pirates in Track Showdown
Sullivan. The St Paul Flyers suffered an 81 to 45 defeat at Black River despite opening wins in field events. Tom Rekart high jumped 5 8 and Al Percival won the shot put 45 4, but Black River swept five straight events. Mike Pusateri won the 180 yard low hurdles and Rick Reed the 2 mile as St Paul dropped to 1 8 on the season.
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Riders Clip Eagles in Closely Fought Track Meet
Monroeville action saw the Eagles and Western Reserve split wins 68-59 in a tight track meet Tuesday afternoon with both squads exchanging leads and key performances from local athletes.
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Boy's High School Softball Opener Opens Trio of Games
The Boy's High School Softball League started its season with three games. Ringholz-Meyers led Gift Gallery early before rainier action halted play with Ringholz up 9-5 after two innings. Pohl's defeated Berry's 12-10 as Scott Hite earned his first win with four hits and homers by Dave Kluding Rick Brooker and John Ohlemacher.
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IHL Adds Columbus and Saginaw Teams Over Two Seasons
The International Hockey League announces two new members from Columbus Ohio and Saginaw Michigan. The Columbus franchise owned by Charles O Finley Co Inc will join in the 1971 72 season.
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Red's 11 Hits Fall To Plymouth In Conference Clash
St Paul Flyers lose 6-3 at Plymouth as Mushett struggles on mound. Ray Hughes gets the win with seven Ks. Flyers travel to Monroeville for a Firelands Conference game. Ted Rook hits a leadoff double for Big Red and Larry Taylor drives him home.
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Basketball Super Game to Pit NBA Stars Against ABA All-Stars
NBA and ABA players plan a televised "super game" at the Houston Astrodome on May 28 featuring 10 NBA stars led by Oscar Robertson and Lew Alcindor versus 10 ABA players such as Rick Barry Dan Issel and Charlie Scott. The event aims to showcase top competition within free enterprise without merging the leagues.
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Edison Sweeps Field In 71 56 Track Win Over Huron
Edison dominated field events to beat visiting Huron 71 to 56. A pole vault sweep led by Tom Sanders at eleven feet, Tim Fox won the shot, Len Puder the long jump, and Mark Mills the highs while Edison swept the distance races. Huron’s Bill Scott won both sprints.
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American archers invited to Moscow tournament
An American archery team accepted an invitation to compete in Moscow from May 27 to 30. The State Department approval is in place, and the U S Olympic Committee will cover half the travel costs with Russia paying the rest.
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