Moore's Passes To Long Keep Eagles Undefeated
Monroeville beat Black River 14 12 in a Firelands Conference opener as Joe Moore connected with Doug Long twice for TDs including the winning two point conversion. Dennis Van Fleet had 14 tackles and the Eagles improved to 3 0.
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Moore
Long Keep Eagles
Joe Moore
Doug Long
Monroeville
Black River
Dan Eaken
Long
Pirates
Brian Smith
Eagles
Bob Grose
Sam Fornsaglio
New London
Dennis van Fleet
Tribe Coaches Resign from Cleveland Indians Staff
Ken Aspromonte will return to manage the Cleveland Indians in 1974 while Warren Spahn Rocky Colavito and Joe Lutz resign. Lutz leaves after foot surgery and the rest depart at season's end. Clay Bryant and Tony Pacheco named as next season coaches as Seghi searches for an additional tutor. Aspromonte stresses the need for a coach who can teach and communicate with young players.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ken Aspromonte
Cleveland Indians
Warren Spahn
Rocky Colavito
Joe Lutz
Phil Seghi
Lutz
Clay Bryant
Tribe
Tony Pacheco
Indians
San Antonio
Seghi
Aspromonte
Ramsey tops Elks league with 599 in City Lanes bowls
Jim Ramsey tallies a 599 series and a 217 game to lead the Elks at City Lanes for Battles Insurance. Numerous bowlers from teams such as Pohl's Berry and Berry's Restaurant post high games and series while multiple clubs, including Holman Jewelers and Beach's Barber Shop, post night highs in the Friday and Wednesday leagues.
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Jim Ramsey
City Lanes
Battles Insurance
Tom Paffenbarger
Mike Battles
George Bogan
Elks
Pohl’s
Jim Berry
Berry
Dick Albright
Walter Baisch
Clarence Frederick
Claude Martin
Holman Jewelers
Paul Smith
Old Dutch
al Koontz
Bob Baker
Dawson’s
Nig Schneider
Tee Miller
Kay
Dick Spaar
Wes Preston
Bennett Electric
Bob Barker
Eagles
Curt Horn
Ken Nickols
Park Lounge
Larry Becker
Leon Camp
Reineck
Sam Giallombardo
Jack Bess
Balges
Dale Flesher
John Scheid
Ralph Day
Fanny Farmers
Carlos Blue
Shamrock’s Tavern
George Patchen
VFW
Janice Camp
Bee Hive Queens
Ruth Ritz
Heyman
Eve Rister
Comet Cleaners
Ruth Reed
Gladys Steichoff
Gilbert Jewelers
Zarie Reichert
Royal Motel
Dorothy Grose
Schild’s
Marlene Draper
Olcott & Ott Excavating
Helen Poole
Mac
Beach's Barber Shop
Nite Life Team
Crown Motel
Flossie Stotts
Beach’s
Lois Lockwood
Lockwood
Molly Cousino
Nite Life
Linda Miller
Thrif-T-Mart
Bill Hartsock
Mr. V's
Hank Sellers
Angelo Cerilli
Norwalk Furniture
Jerry Kayatin
Mr. V
Em Jonas
Steve Burdge
Stroh's
Carl Camp
Ted Kearney Sr
Ted Jr
Mead Motors
George Service
Paul Blum
City
Nestors Pass To Williams Lifts New London Over Western
New London Wildcats win 15 8 after Nestor connects with Duane Williams for the late 20 yard score. Western Reserve pushes in late but NL holds as Williams delivers the go ahead strike with 1:27 remaining.
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Duane Williams
New London
Jim Buser
Western Reserve
Wildcats
Roughriders
Kevin Nestor
Doug Brown
Tom Dunlap
Bob Williams
Edison Chargersdefeat Mapleton in Firelands Conference clash
Edison Chargers beat Mapleton 25 to 6 as the Mounties took an early lead but were shut down in the second half. Edison improved to 2 0 1, while Mapleton faced its first defeat, with key plays by Ted Iceman Joe Collins Jim Welch and Jeff Geason.
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Ashland
Edison Chargers
Mapleton
Firelands
Edison
Bill Lodermeier
Mounties
Crestview
Hillsdale
Ted Iceman
Joe Collins
Phil Biddinger
Jim Welch
Riddinger
Tim Kline
Collins
Iceman
Tom Robinette
Mountie
Jim Salmons
Jeff Geason
Welch
Charger
Salmons
Geason
Chargers
Dan Lake
Dan Willis
John Bostater
Dave Dunham
Dunham
Jim Whittington
Whittington
Lodermeier
New London Coach Laments Mistakes In Close Win
New London coach Paul Nestor praised his team's resilience after a 15-8 comeback win over Western Reserve. Nestor blamed unforced errors and a late defensive lapse for missed chances, while WR coach Dave Lyon cautioned against big mental mistakes. Weisenberger and Robbins received praise for key plays and effort, with Burras injured on the final series.
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NEW London
Paul Nestor
Western Reserve
Dave Lyon
Nestor
Tim Weisenberger
Lyon
Weisenberger
Dwight Robbins
Robbins
George VanDootingh
Bill Burras
Jim Palmer
Karl Horton
Dave Lee
Burras
Fine Affirmed in Bench Suspension by NL President Feeney
Cincinnati Reds catcher Johnny Bench had a $300 fine and two day suspension upheld by National League President Charles Feeney after an incident with umpire Andy Olsen last Saturday. Bench had appealed the disciplinary action and remains among NL RBI leaders.
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San Francisco
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Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Bench
National League
Charles Feeney
Bench
RBI
Andy Olsen
Indians Pitcher Brent Strom to undergo elbow surgery
Cleveland Indians left handed pitcher Brent Strom will have elbow surgery October 6 in Los Angeles to remove a calcium deposit and possibly move the ulnar nerve. Dr. Robert Kerlan said Friday that X rays and further exams confirmed the need for surgery.
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Cleveland Indians
Brent Strom
Los Angeles
Robert Kerlan
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