Huron Bank Extends Slo-Pitch Win Streak in Local League
Huron County Bank remains atop the A Division with a six straight win after defeating Midway Garage 7-2. Norwalk Merchants moved toward .500 with a 9-2 win over Hug Concrete, while Norwalk Furniture beat Glenns Wonder Bar 4-1. Bankers’ big fifth inning featured six runs on seven hits including triples by Toole Berry and Miller.
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Indy 500 Coverage Set by Air Indy WLKR
Air Indy WLKR will carry live Indy 500 coverage starting Saturday at 11 30 AM. The race will be simulcast on AM 1510 and FM 95 3.
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Marietta Coach Named Ohio Conference Coach Of The Year
Marietta baseball coach Don Schlag earned the Ohio Conference coach of the year honor. Five Pioneer players made the all-league first unit including Gary Latos Al Witmer Jerry Tekulve Ed Preston and Bob Hoepfinger. Also named were Dale Herbert Dave Lower and Willie Avery from Baldwin Wallace Capital and Baldwin Wallace respectively.
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Robinsons Errors Open Door In Orioles Loss To Indians
Frank Robinson dropped a routine fly ball in the second inning as Baltimore fell 10-5 to Cleveland. Ted Uhlaender drove in four for the Indians, Boog Powell hit his eighth homer, and Tony Oliva failed to corral Roberto Pena’s misplayed single, leading to a bases clearing triple. Detroit edged New York 4-3 and Boston beat Washington 6-2.
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Alcindor to wed then play in All Star charity game
Lew Alcindor plans wedding in Washington then flies to Houston for an All Star double league game to benefit pension funds and the Whitney Young Foundation. Oscar Robertson revealed the secret wedding in the Bucks locker room ahead of the 7 30 p m CDT tip off before a token crowd.
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NBA sets record TV reach for prime time game in Astrodome
About 15 000 in the Astrodome and 20 million across 197 stations will view the pro basketball showcase. Bill Russell plans a late lineup reveal while Larry Brown hints at a unique start.
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Baseball Scores and Standings From Thursday Actions
Results from the American and National Leagues highlight late games. Notable contests include Boston defeating Washington while Cleveland routed Baltimore. Detroit beat New York and Kansas City slipped past Milwaukee. In the NL, Montreal and St Louis posted wins, while San Francisco and Chicago also triumphed.
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Edison’s Bibb Signs With BG Firelands
Huron star Tom Bibb signs with the Firelands Campus of Bowling Green State University for the fall. He led Edison Chargers and Firelands Conference in scoring with 269 points in 14 games, a 19.2 average, earning team MVP honors in basketball and All Firelands Conference in football. He is son of Cecil and (name missing) Bibb of Milan and plans to enter secondary education.
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