Ailing Chisox fall again Brewers still rule in West
Brewers pitcher Skip Lockwood shut down the Chicago White Sox 4-1 on a four-hitter to give Milwaukee a sixth straight win over Chicago. Lockwood struck out the key Sox in the sixth and walked none, while Chicago's earlier run came on a Melton McKinney rally. In other AL games Detroit beat New York 3-2, Baltimore edged Cleveland 6-4 in 10, Oakland topped Minnesota 4-3, and California beat Kansas City 5-2 in 11. In the NL, San Francisco beat Houston 4-3 in 10, Los Angeles edged St. Louis 2-1, and Chicago won 4-3 at San Diego.
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Yankees
Maury Wills
Bullets Aim for third straight playoff win over Knicks
New York hosts Baltimore in an Eastern Conference playoff game as the Bullets pursue a decisive third win after the Knicks swept the first two. Key players Gus Johnson and Kevin Loughery are injured but the Bullets hope for a comeback win to extend the series.
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Vermilion Triumphs in Dual Meet Dominance Over Middies
Vermilion swept 10 events including both relays to crush Middletown 94 35 in track as Middies slip to 1 1 on the year. In basketball, the Bullets’ rapid counterattacks spark a momentum shift and foretell a decisive fifth game if Reed’s shoulder limits him further.
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Middies
Moore and Shearer shine in local bowling spotlight
Moore fires a 650 series and 216 282 202 games for high pin honors while Fred Shearer posts a 633 set helping Grinding to a 4 0 win over Motors and claim the General Industries League title at the Bowling Center. Knipper posts 601 in Oberlin Tri City League as J Knoble bowls 250 at K D Lanes.
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Norman Moore
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Tony Retay
Stoney's
Carl Woodin
Elyria
Avon Triangular Meet Sets Avon Track Records
Avon swept Keystone and Columbia in a triangular meet, setting a school 100 yard dash mark by Bob Clack with 10.15 as Clack won the 220, anchored the winning 880 relay, and placed second in the long jump. Tim Forbes claimed two events for Coach Terry Smith as Avon eyes the Longhorn Relays.
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Schneieder
Knopf
Schneider
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Dlay
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Lytle
O'Malley
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Chick Cal. Tuttle
Wheeler
Grim
Moore
Payne
Dodgers Triumph as Downing Debuts in NL Victory
Dodgers edge St Louis 2-1 as Downing earns first NL win in nine inning start. Giants win in 10 innings behind Healy’s first NL at bat homer after 10th inning heroics by Wills and Russell. Cubs beat Padres 4-3 with Hands earning the win. Bonds drives in two and Giants take 3-2 lead in eighth.
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Tom Haller
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Ted Simmons
Healy
Bobby Bonds
Tomer
Astros
John Edwards
Joe Pepitone
Ron Santo
Cubs
San Diego
Bill Hands
Padres
Clearview tops Oberlin in 84 42 track meet record set by Jenkins
Clearview wins second meet in three tries over Oberlin 84 to 42 as Clipper sophomore Qus Jenkins breaks the 220 record with a 22.4 second furlong, erasing Tom Daniels’ 1962 mark, and also wins the 100 yard dash. Other results include Shubert and Witherspoon leading relays and Frey, Buckosh, and Montagnese placing in field events.
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Oberlin
Qus Jenkins
Jenkins
Tom Daniels
Bucks Lead 2-1 In Nba Semi Final Over Lakers
Milwaukee's Lew Alcindor sparking a 2-1 series lead as the Bucks face the Los Angeles Lakers in Inglewood. Wilt Chamberlain counters as coach Costello confirms tweaks. Alcindor, 24th birthday today, seeks to outpace Chamberlain with support from McMillian and Riley in a tense playoff race.
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Pat Riley
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Riley
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Chamberlain
Brookside beats Avon in nonconference baseball clash
Brookside tops Avon 6-3 as Dan Darmos and Ciee Ridenour combine on a four hitter. Darmos earns the win with six strikeouts and five walks. Randy Sherrill takes the loss after giving up five runs on eleven hits. Brookside players Cleo Ridenour and Dan Petrucci contribute three and two hits respectively, while Hooley leads Brookside with two hits. Avon hitters include Schwartz with two and Mahoney and Smitek contributing. Brookside visits North Ridgeville Tuesday as Avon heads to Keystone tonight.
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Cleo Ridenour
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Shane Mahoney
Mike Smitek
Ken Schwartz
Hiram Hands Oberlin Fourth Baseball Loss At Home
Hiram defeated Oberlin for a fourth time as Chris White scored after the bases loaded. Denny Nordquest pitched for the Yearmen in a game that set up a doubleheader with Capital tomorrow at home.
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