Hillsdale Faces No. 1 St Pauls In Firelands Opener
Hillsdale meets Norwalk St. Pauls at Whitney Field at 8 p.m. in the Firelands Conference opener. St. Pauls, AP No. 1 in Class A, averages 42 points per game to Hillsdale’s 34 while both cope with injuries to key players.
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Orioles, A's, and Giants Thy Hard-Hitting Action In Night Games
MLB night slate features Baltimore and Boston twin bills with Cuellar and Hall picking up decisions, Tovar homered in the first game while Morton added a round-tripper in the second. Cleveland tops Detroit 6-4 as McDowell and Lolich split the mound duties. Oakland beats Kansas City 7-6 behind Odom and Camps. In the NL, New York and Chicago split, St Louis and Philadelphia win, while Houston and San Francisco romp.
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Reds Still A Serious Contender
Cincinnati Reds remain a serious contender despite a recent rough stretch after a 7-1 loss to the San Diego Padres. San Diego pulled away in the fifth inning despite Maloney’s earlier five-game win streak, as Padres hitters piled up six hits and three walks. Reds head to Houston for a three game series before returning to face the Dodgers in Anaheim. Lionel Rose announces move to featherweight and potential rematch with Harada in Tokyo next January.
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Norwalk Eighth Graders Triumph 76-6 Over Western Reserve
Norwalk eighth graders defeated Western Reserve 76 to 6 after two postponements. Tony Faulks rushed for 200 plus yards and scored six times, including 18 and 33 yard TD runs in the first quarter and a 17 yard score in the fourth. Tom Ott returned an interception 42 yards for another Trucker TD. Doug Reitzel added an 81 yard run as Norwalk finished with multiple scorers.
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