Bankers Top A All-Stars In Slo-Pitch Showdown
The 1970 City Slo-Pitch League season ended with three All-Star games. Huron County Bank defeated A Division All-Stars 8 to 7 after a late surge. B Division stars beat Norwalk Furniture 17 to 12, and R.K.R Construction fell 21 to 11.
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Bankers Top
B’ Stars
Huron County Bank
Norwalk Furniture
R.K.R Construction
Bankers
Connie's
C.L. Howell
Saginaw Wire
Marge's
Glenn's
Wonder Bar
Heratt's Western Shop
Fashion Shoppe
Bennett Electric
Connie's Little Laundry
Rotary Printing
Landmark
Firelands Insur
Strin
Erie
Ban
C&j
Wakeman Arber
Glenn's Wonder Bar
Borin Collier
Marianne Lorcher
Ruth Gurney
Alice Skinner
Marilyn Gill
Nancy Volker
Clarice Stewart
Emma Rollins
Gloria Kinney
Marilyn Friend
Linda Leber
Donna Englert
Baseball and football results and standings across leagues
A patchwork of baseball scores from the American and National Leagues features wins by New York over Cleveland and by Baltimore, with Yastrzemski and Reichardt homering for Boston and Washington respectively. The National League shows St. Louis and New York in extra innings, plus Cincinnati and San Diego results. A separate football recap notes St Paul Flyers’ setback to Lucas, as Saints push their openers win streak to 10.
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Pittsbur
Chicago
St. Louis
Epienelpha
Montrea
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Atlanta
Houston
San Diego
New York
Inns
Montreal
Philadelphia
Los Ange Fee
Wegener
O'Donoghue
Bateman
O' Donoghue
Lp-Hoerner
Pittsbgh
Blass
Brunet
Sanguillen
Hands
Handley
Lp-Blass
St.l
N.Y
I Torrez
C. Taylor
Hilgendorf
Briles
Bertaina
Linzy
Simmons
Gentry
Ryan
McGraw
Herbel
Grote
Hague
Torre
Stone
Kester
Priddy
Didier
Wilson
Ray
Howard
Lp-Stone
Morgan
Rader
O Simpson
Washburn
Wicox
Granger
Bench
Kirby
Ross
Doyle
Barton
Cannizzaro
Lp-Wilcox
Terry van Qofferen
Keith Rakosky
Ed Prior
RKR
Paul Hochstedler
Steve Wetzel
Ray Shears
Bob Barnes
LUCAS
St. Paul Flyer
Mike Gottfried
Flyers
Jeff Fields
Fields
Saints
Ottawa Hills
W. L
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Minnesota
California
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Kan City
Oak
Hargan Allows Two Hits In Tribe Win
Cleveland Indians pitcher Steve Hargan threw a two hitter for the second time since recall from the minors as the Indians moved within four games of third place.
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Hargan
Tribe
Cleveland
UPI
Steve Hargan
Cleveland Indians
Indians trip Yanks as Hargan shines in 3-1 win
Hargan allowed two infield singles while Graig Nettles and Buddy Bradford provided support in the Indians 3-1 victory over the New York Yankees. The pitcher struck out four with no walks, earning his eighth win in nine decisions since returning from Wichita on July 16.
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Hargan
Graig Nettles
Buddy Bradford
Indians
New York Yankees
Wichita
Selling Sporting Goods Classified Ad
Quick sale notice offers athletic items and equipment for buyers via contact. Includes brief call to action and phone number 662 4241 for inquiries and transactions.
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Dial
Turner Boots 11 Points In Jets 29-21 Victory
Jim Turner kicked three field goals and added a safety point after touchdown as the New York Jets beat the Dallas Cowboys 29-21 in the last exhibition before the 1970 NFL season. Namath threw two TD passes to Sauer and Caster, while Charley Johnson led a Houston Oilers win over the Eagles.
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Turner Boots
Jets
Jim Turner
Babe
Parilli
George Sauer
New York Jets
Dallas Cowboys
Joe Namath
Richard Caster
Sauer
Namath
St. Louis Cardinal
Charley Johnson
Jerry Levins
Hoyle Granger
Levins
Houston Oilers
Philadelphia Eagles
Philadelphia
Oilers
Spike Jones
Bo Burris
Minnesota Vikings
Gary Cuozzo
Clint Jones
Chicago Bears
Denver Broncos
Bobby Howfield
Boston Patriots
Tech
South Carolina
John Reaves
Florida
Duke
Tom Blanchard
Dan Fouts
Oregon
California
Jack Mildren
Oklahoma
Southern Methodist
Jimmy Jones
Sam Cunningham
Southern California
Alabama
Dennis Dummit
UCLA
Oregon State
Joe Moore
Missouri
Baylor
Army
Holy
Cross
North Carolina
Kentucky
West Virginia
William & Mary
Nebraska
Wake Forest
Kansas
Washington State
Kansas State
Utah State
Air Force Academy
Idaho
Lefty Grove Banquet At VFW Hall Tonight
The Lefty Grove League banquet takes place at 6 tonight at the VFW Hall with junior division tonight and senior division Tuesday night. Al Miller and league officers speak as trophies are awarded for champions leaders and sponsors.
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Lefty Grove
VFW Hall
VFW
al Miller
Stanford's Plunkett Passes For 262 Yards
Stanford's Jim Plunkett threw for 262 yards and a touchdown as the Indians beat Arkansas 34-28. The season's quarterback showcase continued with Archie Manning and Texas opening their campaigns as top contenders. Several other stars and notable games shaded the weekend slate across the college football landscape.
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Texas
California
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Navy
Penn State
Nittany Lions
UCLA
Pittsburgh
Stanford
Jim Plunkett
Indians
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Frank Broyles
Mike McNallen
Colgate
Eddie McAshan
Georgia Tech
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Gottfried
St. Paul
Wright
Minnesota Hall
Onemiersday
Oakland
Minn
Calif
Cleve
Wash
Stottlemyre
Gibbs
Sims
Nettles
Bradford T Bos
Balt
Brett
Jarvis
Wagner
Mills
Moret
Montgomery
Cuellar
Etchebarren
Yastrzemski
Det
Coleman
Casanova
Kilkenny
McRae
Patterson
Scherman
Epavat
Reichardt
Chi
Wynne
Crider
Horlen
Wood
Herrmann
Perry
Williams
Kaat
Perranoski
Ratliff
Morales
Pattin
Sanders
Roof
McNertney
Murphy
Laroche
Queen
Azcue
Locker Hunter
Liers
Lachemann
Tenace
Mark Vanderpool
Duane White
White
Ron Vanderpool
Bob Sommers
Joe Andrews
Jim Dillingham
Bill Mesenburg
Furniture Club
Dillingham
Furniture
Kyle Jameson
Mel Osborn
By Don Hohler
Tom Bellamy
John Brutsche
Jim Borgia
Don Coletta
Denny Meyer
Tom Reckart
Chris Mushett
Meyer
Ray Fritz
Denny Ely
Dan Schaffer
Cubs
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Mushett
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Morehead
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P Abernathy
LP Lachemann
Gary Locke
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Plunkett
Steve Smilanich
Archie Manning
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Manning
Ole Miss
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Memphis
Tulsa
Akron
Temple
Georgetown Ky
Bluffton
Toledo
East Carolina
Dayton
Xavier
Defiance
Hope Mich
Norwalk St. Paul's
Edison
Columbia Station
Sandusky St. Mary's
Marion Catholic
Niles McKinley
Cleveland East
Canton McKinley
Portsmouth
Canton Lincoln
Canton Lehman
Buckeye Central
Winford
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