Flyers and Miller Star at District Track Meet
In Sandusky, St. Paul Flyers broke four school records and tied another as Carl Haegel ran 4:47.0 for the mile and Paul Smith joined a St. Paul standard in the 880. Randy Miller of Norwalk High vaulted 13 feet 9 inches, tying the Mansfield Relays mark and event record previously set by Mel Miller.
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Indians Top Nationals 2 1 Behind Siebert Five Inning Win
Sonny Siebert pitched effectively as the Cleveland Indians defeated Washington 2 1 in five innings due to rain. Manager Joe Adcock led the Tribe to the win with timely hitting and strong defense.
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Indians sweep Washington as Tiant, Siebert lead series
Cleveland swept four games with Washington to sit fifth with the Yankees at 12-13. Tiant pitched eight strong innings in Saturday’s 3-1 win, and Siebert dominated Sunday until Frank Howard hit a late homer. Azcue added a second-series homer, Alvis drove in the go ahead run, and Nen scored on Alvis’ hit amid rain.
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Amatos Beach District Tennis Teams Qualify For Toledo
Amatos Beach District notes the St. Paul Flyers led by John and Chris Amato earning advancement to the Toledo District Tennis Tournament with easy wins over Calvert and Sandusky St. Marys foes. Singles standout Nort Smith reached finals before losing to Gary Driftmyer of Fremont Ross.
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New London dominates district track with relay record
New London won the team championship with 34 points at Mansfield district, setting a District 880 relay record of 1 34.1. Keith Coombs Dean Harmonly Jim McCave and Alan Randleman led in the 880 while McCave and Randleman qualified for Worthington Regional in the 100. McCave also placed second in the 220 and Harm ony placed fourth. South Central and Western Reserve advanced two competitors each to the regional. The Milan Indians scored five points at Fremont with McCoy fourth in the 180 yard low hurdles and Meagrew fifth in the two mile.
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Smith Leads Peterson Classic Bowling Standings in Chicago
Hershel Bud Smith tops the Peterson Classic with an eight game 1587 to lead a field of bowlers under 174 average. The lumberman by trade posted 187 185 204 205 226 238 158 184 as he aims for potential $2500 prizes with the event ongoing toward July 22.
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Mantle Hits 500th Home Run in Big Moment
Mickey Mantle belted his 500th career homer in the seventh inning as the White Sox mounted a late surge. He cleared Stu Miller with a 3-2 change up to right field amid trumpets and fanfare.
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Barrison shines in district meet earning two events
Wil lard sprinter Chuck Barrison qualified for Mansfield Regional by placing in two events at the district meet. He clocked 10.3 in the 100 yards for second behind Waldren Jefferson and won the 220 in 23.1, edging Sam Dunn. Also scoring were Gary Kuhn fifth in the mile and Tim King fifth in the two mile. Mansfield Senior led the meet with Ashland second. Howie Knapp starred for Ashland high jump and Tom Curren tied for third.
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Golf ELKS Wednesday Nite Golf League Standings
Standings updated after play on Wednesday May 10 in the Elks Wednesday Nite Golf League. Teams and players pursued top positions and noted changes in ranking following the round.
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