Flyer Upset St Paul Defeats Huron In St Mary Invite
The St Paul Flyer baseball team stunned favored Huron 4 to 3 at the St Mary Invitational as pitcher Dave Barman shut out the Tigers through four innings and the defense held in a tight 9 inning win. Shortstop Jim Spettel set the table with a walk and scoring hits, while St Paul capitalized on early runs and added the decisive seventh inning tally. Blodgett and Gioffre contributed key hits as Barman earned the win over Blodgett, and St Paul advances to face Port Clinton in the upper bracket finals next Saturday.
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Pugh Motors Surges Inch Toward City Slow Pitch Lead
Weekend action in the Men’s City Slow Pitch League produced three key underdog rallies and several clean sweeps. Pugh Motors strengthened their bid with a big win, while Norwalk Foundry suffered setbacks as VFW and Couch Concrete kept perfect or near records across divisions.
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Merchants Split Opening Games
The Norwalk Merchants won 5-4 over Tiffin Hoffmans Bar in the first game of a doubleheader at McGuan, then fell 7-1 in the nightcap as Tiffin used a brisk running game. Rosco Sardanoff opened the first game with a solo homer and Ralph Ritzenthaler led Norwalk with two hits, while Doug Rochester dominated the second game with 12 strikeouts for Tiffin. Norwalk,1-1, hosts Fremont May 25.
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Yarborough Wins Mason-Dixon 500 at Dover Downs
Cale Yarborough overcame a three-lap deficit and an early collision with Darrell Waltrip to win the Mason-Dixon 500 at Dover Downs International Speedway. He survived two black flags and a one-minute pit stop to claim his sixth NASCAR Grand National victory this year in 12 starts.
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