Buckeye Relays crowned Cuyahoga Heights champions in windy meet
Cuyahoga Heights captured four firsts and set two records at the Buckeye Relays at Buckeye High School. Heights led with 31 points, Wadsworth took 2nd, Field 3rd, Keystone and Mogadore tied for 4th. The meet featured heavy rain and a near three-hour delay, affecting pole vault and high jump finals.
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Buckeye
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Hardiee
Wadsworth
Akron
Keystone
Mogadore
Ram
South Amherst
Columbia
Fairelands
Black River
Brookside
South
Christian Marshall Howard
Ourahogy Heights
Eire Jands
Pield
Potundo Frye Lenton
Orivile
Cuyanoga Heipnts
Ramcone Biaseczuk
Treczynski Andreas
Rootstown
Oreille
Furelands
Moyadore
Murphy Hershew
Eriner Cordiler
Norwayne
Welgand Barace Harris Tleczynski
Dean Sealz
Jeber Huracy Andrews
Meding
Firelands
Key
Wayne Kepke
Kepke
Frits Wolf
Dave Schrier
Rain soaked Tribe begins road trip
The Cleveland Indians start a 15 game road swing at Kansas City after a rain postponed home opening. They had opened with a loss, then a win, but rain forced postponements of Saturday’s Athletics game and Sunday’s doubleheader with the Angels.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City
Tribe
KansasCity
Athletics
Los Angeles Angels
eTribe
George Strickland
Alias
Jim
Elyma Baseball Umpires to Meet at YMCA Tonight
The Elyma Baseball and Softball Umpires Association will meet tonight at 7 10 pm at the YMCA. All members are masked to attend. More umpires are needed. Anyone interested in umpiring is asked to attend. Grant who watched the opening day road opener Tuesday might his opponent was expected to be Diego Segur who lost to the Indians Friday. Return home May 6 they will have played at Los Angeles Minnesota Baltimore and Boston. General Manager Gabe Paul reported that recuperating Burdle Tebbetts was allowed to sit up for the first time Saturday in his Tucson hospital bed. Tebbetts was struck by a heart attack before the season started.
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Elyma Baseball and Soft
Grant
Diego Segur
Indians
Strickland
Jack Kralick
Tribe
Los Angees
Minnesota
Baltimore
Boston
Gabe Paul
Burdle Tebbetts
Tucson Anz
Paul Amd Tebbetts
Athletics
Mays Still Amazes as Giants Dominate Reds in NL Showdown
Willie Mays homered six times in six games, driving in 13 runs and amassing 27 total bases in 23 at bats as the Giants beat Cincinnati. The Dodgers stumble, while Richie Allen powers the Phillies with two homers and a single. Mets, Cubs, and Cardinals also win as NY hosts Pittsburgh and St Louis tops Houston.
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Giants
Cinnernati
Wilt Cham berlain and Russell Chamberlain clash in playoff tilt
Wilt Chamberlain seeks his fifth straight playoff win over Russell Chamberlain as the Warriors visit Boston Garden for game two. Boston, led by coach Red Auerbach, aims to extend its series lead while Russell defends the Celtics with sharp rebounding.
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Warrior
Alex Hannum
St Louis
Boston
Red Auerbach
Russell - Chamberlain
Wilt Chamberlain
Russell
Derby State Two-Horse Derby Favorite Battle
Kentucky Derby picture narrows to Northern Dancer and Hill Rise as Quadrangle fails to seal the win in the Wood Memorial. Wille Hartack rides Wood winners aim for Louisville while Calumet Farm traces Hill Rise's Keeneland and Santa Anita Derby plans. Northern Dancer eyes Blue Grass Stakes and strong Derby bid as Hill Rise gains momentum.
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UPI
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Calfornia
Hill
Quadrangle
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Wille Hartack
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Gallant Fox
Fleet
Assault
Twenty Grand
Johnston and
Hoop Jr
Paul Mellon
Pittsburgh
Jeler
Louisville
Mr Brick
Keeneland
Dancer
Kentucky
Hell
iIshkoodah
Admiral’s Heart
iHe’s A Gem
Dandy K
Clem‘ Pac
Nearco Blue
Nashua
Native Dancer
Downs
Hill Rise
Northern Dancer
Boxing results from Jamaica and Manila show wins by Perkins and Asis
In Jamaica Sadie Perkins outpointed Bunny Grant 149 to 1371 in a welterweight bout. In Manila Rey Asis defeated Jase Medel by decision 119 to 0, delivering another milestone in Philippine boxing.
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Hingstoy
Jamaica
UPI
Sadie Perkins
Chicigo
Bunny Grant
Janio
Manila
Rey Asis
Palilppines
Jase Medel
Yogi Berra earns first win as Yankees win but no homers yet
Yogi Berra manages the Yankees to a 5-3 rain delayed win over the Orioles. New York remains the lone major league team without a home run this season. Joe Pepitone doubles and Clete Boyer singles sparked early scoring before rain halted play. Steve Hamilton finished the win with four innings of relief. Other AL action saw Minnesota sweep Detroit in game one of a doubleheader, Chicago blank Boston, Kansas City top Washington, and Los Angeles beat Cleveland as rain affected several contests.
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New York Power
Baltimore Orioles
Berra
Yankees
Joe Pepitone
Clete Boyer
Milt Pappas
Bud Daley
Steve Hamilton
Minnesota
Detroit
Tigers
Chicago
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Los Angeles
Cleveland
King Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Camilo Pascual
Tiger
Don McAuliffe
Don Wert
George Thomas
Wickersham
Thomas
Dave Wickersham
Hocky Colavita
Johnny Buzhardt
Hoyt Wilhelm
Ed Connolly
Buzhardt
Innnings
Wilhelm
White Sox
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Floyd Robison
Ron Hansen
Jerry McNertney
Connolly
Dalton Jones
Orlando Pena
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Fittapuren
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iChicago
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M 'Purkey
Sanford
Meyer
St Lous
Holston
California swimmers win again in AAU indoor meet
Santa Clara Swim Club captured its third straight team title at the National AAU women's indoor swimming and diving championships at Pittsburgh Trees Pool, scoring 130 points led by Donna de Varona who set an American 200-yard butterfly record.
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UPI
George Haines
Santa Clara
Calif
University of Pittsburgh
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City of Commerce
Temple
Dick Smith
Phoenix
Ariz
Riviera Club
Indianapolis
Ind
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Summit Ymca
Summit
Foothills Quatre Club
Los Altos
Golden Lion Swim Club
Detroit
Donna de Varona
Cathy Ferguson
Los Angeles
Terr Stickles
Barbara Talmage
Baseball Standings and Weekly Results Summary
Major league standings show Philadelphia, Baltimore, San Francisco leading divisions with win percentages. Weekend results include St Louis 9 San Francisco 2 and Philadelphia 9 Chicago 3, plus Sunday games and rain delays.
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