Horton’s Blast Sends Tigers Past Indians in 11th
Billy Horton belted a walk off homer off Steve Mingori in the 11th inning as Detroit beat Cleveland 5-3 for a two game sweep. Norm Cash, Eddie Brinkman and Joe Coleman contributed earlier, with Scherman getting the win. Other AL results included Boston over Baltimore and Oakland over Milwaukee. NL scores featured Philadelphia over New York and San Francisco beating Chicago.
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Alan Foster
Joe Coleman
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Cl McNally
Hand
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Bradley
Califor
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Odom
Slo-Pitchers Lean On Defense In Triple Header
City Slo Pitch league clubs shift to defense as all three games stay under 7 runs. Frankie’s Bar edges Norwalk Furniture 6 5, Midway Garage tops Hug Concrete 6 4, Couch Concrete beats Norwalk Merchants 2 0.
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Midway Garage
Hug Concrete
Couch Concrete
Norwalk
Frankie’s
Eagles Blank Edison To End Chargers Season
Milan Monroeville shaded Edison 8-0 as Don Long pitched a five-hit seven inning gem with 12 strikeouts. Long led off the first with a walk and Dick Miller, Dale Stein and Paul Clark supplied the scoring as Edison dropped to 5-9 overall. Monroeville improves to 11-8 and leads the Northern Division 5-1 in conference play.
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Don Long
Chargers
Eagles
Long
Dick Winslow
Dick Miller
Dale Stein
Paul Clark
Miller
Doug Ducsay
Edison
Monroeville
St Paul GAA and Pep Club Elect New Presidents and Honor Members
Laurie Missler and Connie Hertenstein named presidents of the St. Paul GAA and Pep Club. A banquet at Italian Gardens in Sandusky announced election results and awarded Grand and class honors, including Kathy Watkins Grand Pep Club Award and Diane Kramer Grand GAA Award.
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Laurie Missler
Connie Hertenstein
St. Paul Gaa
GAA
Michele Mushett
Laura Young
Maureen Mushett
Sue Heyman
Jo Wilde
Jane Meyer
Jeanne Hohler
Nina Zannieri
Sue Hohler
Diane Camp
Tess Miller
Mary Ann Lesch
Sandusky
Boosters Club names officers for 1971 72 season
Larry Bresson will head the St. Paul Boosters Club for 1971 72, succeeding John Frank. Clyde Rekart was elected president-elect for 1972 73, with Jack Weisenberger as treasurer and Dorothy Watkins as secretary. Trustees elected include Joe Niedzwiecki and Al Koontz, joining Frank, Don Fries, Dora Ely, and Tom Collins. Tom Hug and Charles Mushett completed their term.
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Larry Bresson
St. Paul
Clyde Rekart
Jack Weisenberger
Dorothy Watkins
Joe Niedzwiecki
al Koontz
Frank
Don Fries
Dora Ely
Tom Collins
Tom Hug
Charles Mushett
Ebinger tosses one hitter as South Central tops Western Reserve
South Central pitcher Guy Ebinger allowed one hit and beat Western Reserve 2-0 as Rider’s Dave Mesenburg also had a one hitter. SC scored in the third on a bases loaded error and again in the fifth on a two base run, improving to 12 5. Western Reserve dropped to 9 13.
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Western Reserve
South Central
Dave Fidler
John Nestor
Trojan
Lonnie Nead
Dave Baker
Mesenburg
Carl Lierenz
Ebinger
Standings In May Across Regions Mentioned
Fragmentary note records standings in May across several locales including Timore Veland Kansas and Oakland. Mentions teams and figures remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
Saints Tennis Loses Final Spring Meet 7-0 at Huron
St Paul Saints tennis team finished the regular season with a 7-0 defeat at Huron. Singles players Craig Hohler and Steve Hug fell to Bob Scott and Bob McClain. Comyns and Mellen were swept, Reichert edged by Doug Coe, and Hug-Comyns and Hohler-Mellen pairs also lost to finish without a point.
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Huron
St. Paul
Saints
Tigers
Craig Hohler
Bob Scott
Steve Hug
Bob McClain
Bob Comnys
Don Delahunt
Mark Mellen
Dave Fulton
Rich Reichert
Doug Coe
Hug
Comyns
Fulton
Mike Seidzina
Hohler
Mellen
Bruce Roberts
Charlie Miglietti
TV Sports Schedule May 22 28 Baseball Week Highlights
Television sports schedule lists baseball games and times for several stations. Notable matchups include New York Cleveland 1:30 p.m. and Cleveland Baltimore 8 p.m. plus golf colonial invitational and track events across WTOL WEWS WAKR WDHO stations.
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WJW
New York
Cleveland
Chiefs defensive tackle Ed Lothamer returns for 1971 season
Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle Ed Lothamer, who retired for a year, announced his return to the club for the 1971 NFL season. He ended a one year retirement and will rejoin the Chiefs.
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UPI
Ed Lothamer
Kansas City Chiefs
National Football League
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