Monroeville and New London Stars Highlight Northwest Class A Meet
Monroeville's Denny Smith, Bob Ackerman, Tim Christman and Al Meyers set a school record 3 31.0 in the mile relay as they pace the Eagles toward a state bid at Columbus. Smith also clear six feet in high jump for a second place as Western Reserve and South Central earn one state berth each. New London sees top relay odds hurt by heat illnesses to finish sixth in a fast 880 heat. Dan Finley tops pole vault at 12-3 while riders Roger Ousley and other area athletes make runs for Columbus despite mixed results.
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Findlay College
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Bob Ackerman
Tim Christman
al Meyers
Columbus
Eagles
Don Graham
Smith
John McGowan
Mike Nugent
Ken Randleman
McGowan
Bob Williams
Milt Harris
Finley
South Central
Roger Ousley
St. Paul
Rick Reed
Flyers
al Percival
Chris Hipp
Tom Rekart
Sonny Coles
Dave Hershey
Jeff Brandts
Mike Roush
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Norwalk
Mike Simons
Phil Daniels
Simons
Malabar
Daniels
Randy Moore
Willard
Moore
Dave Coe
Gomer Hodge Delivers Winning Swing for Indians
Cleveland rookie Gomer Hodge pinch hits a two out single to score Eddie Leon and beat the New York Yankees 2-1 after the Yanks won the opener 6-3. McDowell earned his third win, and a benches-clearing incident followed a force play at second. Vida Blue and Sonny Siebert pace a two horse AL Cy Young race as Blue notches his 10th straight win for Oakland.
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Fritz Peterson
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Boston
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Slo-Pitch Round-Up Undefeated County Bank Bennett Electric Maintain Leaders
In City Slo-Pitch League action Slo-Pitch Round-Up notes Slo-Pitch leaders County Bank and Bennett Electric remain unbeaten Bankers rise to 5-0 and Electricians to 2-0 in the Eastern Circuit of the B Division A four game makeup schedule produced nine hours of Sunday softball The Nite Life defeated Hartland Independents 20-9 as Doug Henemann homered and Tom Antrim had three hits while Mike Sitterly hit a homer for Hartland Now 0-4 on the season Sodermeier's beat Midway Garage in a nine-run sixth inning to clinch the win.
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Doug Henemann
Tom Antrim
Mike Sitterly
Mac
Bob
Dale Sweet
Jim Ward
Dale Perkins
Dean Gray
Mark Gliatta
Jim Klading
R.E.R. Construction
Frankie’s Bar
Frankie’s
Dan Rospert
Roger Wetzel
HUG Concrete
Pavers
Duane White
Ken Nickols
Wakeman Bank
Norwalk
Bob Burdge
Norwalk 880 Team Just Misses State Meet By .2 Second
Norwalk 880 relay places fifth at Bowling Green district meet with a 1:34.3, just behind the top four to reach Columbus for the state meet. Roush led in sprints, Coles contributes in jumps, while Moore and Coe add points for area schools.
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Bowling Green
Columbus
Clyde
Scorekeepers Meet Tonight in VFW Hall Basement
The Lefty Grove League invites prospective scorekeepers to a meeting this evening at 7. Attendees should bring pencil and paper.
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Lefty Grove League
VFW
Baseball results roll through slate of games and pitchers
Summary of an extensive baseball box score section listing results from American and National League games, including Cleveland at New York and Boston at Baltimore. It notes probable pitchers for Washington vs Boston, and highlights key HRs and winning pitchers with line scores and team names. Canonero II sale news closes with Belmont Stakes note.
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Chicago
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FIS Opens 28th Congress in Opatiya with 400 Delegates
The International Skiing Federation opened its 28th Congress in Opatiya Yugoslavia with about 400 delegates from 40 countries. Four committees convened the session including ski jumps Alpine Nordic and referees.
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Yugoslavia
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