Edison Aims For Another Perfect Season In 1977
Edison football coach Jim Whittington discusses after last year’s 10–0 season and 7–0 Firelands Conference run. He notes strong returners on offense and defense, plus keen competition for all positions as Edison eyeing another top finish.
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Top Golfers Vie For World Series Title At Firestone
World Series of Golf features six international players among the world’s top 20 at Firestone Country Club Akron. Isao Aoki Hsieh Min Nan Ernestor Perez Acosta Severiano Ballesteros Graham Marsh and Gary Player seek the $100 000 first prize as action starts Monday with final results expected later in the week.
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Ludewig and Coe Capture State Golf Trophies at Potters Park
Terry Ludewig won the low net with 62 after a 33 36 69 at the VFW State Golf Tournament held at Potters Park in Hamilton with 275 players in the field. Larry Coe earned the A Flight trophy with 72, while other local players posted scores and putts across the day and a closing women’s session at Sycamore Hills.
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Lee leads Boston to 3-1 win over Indians
Bill Lee earned his second straight victory for Boston as the Red Sox beat Cleveland 3-1. The win tightens the AL East race with New York idle while Lee, 30, pitched to keep Indian hitters off balance. Bernie Carbo and Fred Lynn produced early support, and Carl Yastrzemski added an RBI single.
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