Hartland Speed Shop Debuts With 8-6 Win in City Slo-Pitch
Hartland Speed Shop surprised few but pleased fans in its City Slo-Pitch League bow by beating Halway Inn 8-6. The new team, mostly college-age players, rallied with four seventh-inning runs after a slow start and benefited from timely singles and a double by Stu Schillig. Bennett Electric edged Home Savings 5-3, Midway Garage defeated Wakeman Bank 12-9. Midway rapped 16 hits with a five-run second inning. Bankers trailed after a five-run seventh.
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Don Hohler
Hartland Speed Shop
Halway Inn
Bennett Electric
Home Savings & Loan
Midway Garage
Wakeman Bank
Speed Shop
Stu Schillig
Mike Myers
Bill Terry
Rich Frank
Halfway
Lou Garza
Bennett
Chet Roberts
Steve Missler
Mark Hunter
Fouth
Mike
Boyd Martin
Bill Hubans
Andy Luxon
Teeners Open June 5 at VFW Field
The VFW Teener League launches its 1971 season on June 5 at the VFW Field with two games 12:30 p.m. Schild's IGA vs Bleile's and 2:30 p.m. VFW vs Moose. The 30-game schedule runs through July 30 with makeup games on Thursdays. Joe Servon named assistant to Fordham basketball coach Harold Wissel. Weekday games at 6 p.m. Saturdays at 12:30 and 2:30.
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VFW Teener League
VFW
Schild
IGA
Bleile
Moose
Harold Wissel
Fordham
Ohio U. Dominates MAC Baseball All Stars
Ohio University placed catcher Steve Swisher first baseman Mike Hannah and shortstop Mike Schmidt on the Mid American Conference all star team. First team selections also included Bud Schultz of Miami Doug Blair of Bowling Green Jim Mayer of Western Michigan John Pilewski of Toledo Scott Sullivan Kent State Dennis Smith Miami Ed Platzer Bowling Green and Dick Cox Western Michigan with Platzer and Cox tied for first team honors.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio University
Steve Swisher
Mike Hannah
Mike Schmidt
Bud Schultz
Miami
Doug Blair
Bowling Green
Jim Mayer
Western Michigan
John Pilewski
Toledo
Scott Sullivan
Kent State
Dennis Smith
Ed Platzer
Dick Cox
Platzer
Cox
Boxing Seminardraws Japanese Officials to U.S. Practice
Boxing referees and judges from Japan will visit the United States this summer to participate in a seminar with New York boxing officials. Cemal Kamac of Istanbul with a 21-1-1 pro record faces Johnny Harp of Syracuse on June 7 at Madison Square Garden Felt Forum in an eight round debut. Georgie Foster of Cincinnati meets Bernie Huertas of Brooklyn in a 10 round junior welterweight bout on the same card.
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New York
UPS
Japan
United States
UPI
Cemal Kamac
Istanbul
Turkey
U.S
Johnny Harp
Syracuse
Madison Square Garden
Georgie Foster
Cincinnati
Bernie Huertas
Brooklyn
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Jan Aitcheson
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Harriet Braun
Linda Coe
Bonnie Noah
Teeners Open
Joe Servon
Villanova Court
Pittsburgh Pirates
Whittlesey Ave
Norwalk
Pohl
Pohl’s
BankAmericard
Bobcats
Norwalk Merchants
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Charge
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