No-Hit Miller Pins Galion In NOL Showdown
Galion High pitcher Tom Miller threw the first no-hitter for Galion since 1973, beating Norwalk 1-0 to pull the Tigers into a first place tie with Norwalk in the Northern Ohio League. Miller struck out 12, with a fourth inning error singling out a rare baserunner, while Norwalk freshman Rick Leibold allowed only two hits in a strong complete-game effort. The win extends Galion’s seven-game streak as both teams sit 9-4 in the NOL, with Bellevue awaiting Galion and Lima hosting Norwalk in regional play.
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Soph Paces Flyers Past Mounties In 6-4 Finale
St Paul Flyers beat Mapleton 6-4 at McGuan Park as Troy Spaar drove in three, including a two run homer. Steve Barman pitched well despite nine hits, and St Paul finished 9-9 for the season with a 34- ledger in the Firelands Conference. A Saturday 12:30 p.m. bracket game vs Vermilion in the San Dusky St Mary tournament could send them to the finals.
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Pairings Set for 2nd Annual Strawberry Festival Slow Pitch
Tuesday night drew 30 teams from Cleveland to Lima for a double elimination Strawberry Festival Slow Pitch at McGuan Park running Friday to Monday. Defending champ is Shelby People's Store. trophies awarded to top four, with first-round pairings listed for Diamond Nos. 1 and 3 across Friday Saturday and Sunday, leading to Monday's 7 p.m. final.
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Yankees rout Indians as Tidrow fans keep pace in AL East
New York Yankees rout the Cleveland Indians 9-3 for their 19th win in 25. Dick Tidrow pitched 132 pitches for a nine inning complete game as Bucky Dent and Jim Spencer drove in two runs each and Wayne Cage resisted. Cleveland manager Jeff Torborg lamented the stadium's effect as his club fell behind early.
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Bullets Dandridge Stop Seattle Cloud Over First Loss
Washington takes Game 2 106 98 to even the NBA championship series at 1 1 as Bobby Dandridge explodes for 34 points on 14 of 22 shooting. Elvin Hayes adds 25. Wes Unseld dominates inside with 15 rebounds. Supersonics struggle to capitalize while Gus Williams and Dennis Johnson pace Seattle in a tighter effort.
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Error costly game costs Wildcats season finale
New London's third baseman Dave Wetten misplayed a ball off Edison’s Ed Ritz in the second inning, leading to a 1-0 Edison win. John Early pitched seven innings of two hit ball for Edison, while Robin Marsh took the loss over six innings. New London finished 3-3 in the Firelands Conference and 8-7 overall. Jere Young led NL with a .422 average.
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Thursday results and weekend schedule from major league baseball
Montreal defeated St Louis 11 to 2 Chicago beat Philadelphia 5 to 1 San Francisco prevailed 9 to 2 over Houston New York edged Pittsburgh 3 to 2 in 11 innings Tonight's pitching matchups include Chicago at St Louis with Roberts facing Falcone Philadelphia at Atlanta Lerch against Niekro New York at Houston Koosman against Lemongello Montreal at Pittsburgh Rogers versus Candelaria Cincinnati at San Diego Seaver versus Shirley Los Angeles at San Francisco Ray versus Knepper Saturday night doubleheaders feature Los Angeles at San Francisco Montreal at Pittsburgh Chicago at St Louis Philadelphia at Atlanta New York at Houston Cincinnati at San Diego.
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