Indians rally as Brohamer blasts 10th inning homer
In a doubleheader sweep, Cleveland wins 4th straight behind Jack Brohamer's 10th inning homer and Dick Tidrow's five hit shutout. The Indians beat Milwaukee 2-0 in game one and 4-0 in game two as Ryerson's errors and timely hitting seal the sweep before 15,153 at Milwaukee.
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Gary Ryerson
Johnson
Ryerson
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Ray Fosse
Milwaukee Brewer
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Mike Kilkenny
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Jack Brohamer
Milwaukee
Bob Parsons
Dick Tidrow
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Joe Lahound
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Lahound
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Fosse
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Dwife Heise
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Lamb Theobaldo Unsero Rodriguez
Rilkeony Azene
Tidrox Parsons
Milwaukee Ceveland
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Parsons
Lyle
Baltimore
Earl Weaver
Nolan Ryan
California
Kansas City
Angels
Royals
Amos Otis
Ryan
West Senior champs reach state after district win
Elyria West Senior District Six defeats Collinswood 6 0 at St Jude Field to advance to the state tournament in Wheelersburg. Glenn Johnson scattered three hits for Elyria as Schumacher drove in three runs and Burt added two singles.
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Collinswood
St Jude's Field
Elyria
West Senior
Glenn Johnson
Bellottie
Pierce Burt
Craig Schumacher
Burt
Tom Vala
Johnson
Schumacher
Coxwell
Elvrra
Biltz
Hubbard
Kevin DeSico
Wheelersburg
Dayton
Urichville
Portsmouth
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Austintown North
St. Jude Field
Grove City
Colliswood
Mover
Cogwell
Butte
Desico
Weasi
Bat
Pisa
Rumer
Haren
Twins Eye Tom Norton Activation From Disabled List
Minnesota Twins weigh activation for Elyria pitcher Tom Norton as elbow injuries heal. Norton has started throwing after weeks on the disabled list but remains day to day and not yet cleared for game action.
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Tom Norton
Minnesota Twins
Elyria
Norton
Indians organize 1973 schedule with new midday starts
Cleveland Indians announce 1973 home schedule under Nick Mileti featuring weekday midday games Monday through Thursday and Friday nights. Saturday evenings begin around 5 30 or 6 as part of a plan to boost attendance with doubleheaders on Sundays.
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Cleveland Indians
Nick Mileti
Indians
Northeastern
Ohio
Mileti
Bob Walczak
Major League standings and baseball schedule snippet
The page lists standings with teams like Chicago Montreal Philadelphia New York and others, plus multiple game pairings and times. matchups include Chicago at Montreal 8 p.m. Philadelphia at New York 2:5? p.m. and Pittsburgh at St Louis 9 p.m. San Diego at Atlanta 6 p.m. Cincinnati at Houston 3:30 p.m. San Francisco at Los Angeles 3:30 p.m. New York at Boston and other late night games.
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St Louis
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Philadelphia
New York
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Stoneman
Twitchell
Carlton
Metlock
Boosman
Briles
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Santorini
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Acosta
Atlanta
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Heller
Cincinnati
Simpson
Houston
Forseh
San Francisco
Bryant
Los Angeles
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de Montreal
Philadelphia SE
Evy Houston
Ste Atlanta
Witz
Chi
Mont
Phila
Pilis
Fran
Peter Detroits
Baltimore
New York Si
Boston
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Oakland
Esa
Salk Cha
Californ
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South Amherst Football Tryouts Announced for Season
All boys interested in playing football for South Amherst are asked to report to the football field tonight at 6. Physicals for candidates will be given at 12:30 Saturday August 12 at the high school.
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South Amherst
Amherst boosters meet tomorrow
The Amherst Athletic Booster Club will meet at 7 30 p m at Marion Steele High School to discuss upcoming events and support for local teams.
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Amherst Boosters
Amherst
Marion Steele High School
Allen's Inside-the-Park Homers Spark White Sox rout
Dick Allen delivered two inside-the-park homers as Chicago defeated the Minnesota Twins 8-1. The performance boosted his July total to 12 and 13th homers in the month, while Vida Blue and Sparky Lyle starred in other key games.
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Chicago White Sox
Dick Allen
Allen
Mickey Lolich
Vida Blue
Sparky Lyle
Yankee
Baltimore
Earl Weaver
Chicago
White Sox
Minnesota Twins
Chuck Tanner
Pat Kelly
Luis Alvarado
Bobby Darwin
Darwin
Liam Bahnsen
New York
Detroit
Boston
Oakland
Texas
Kansas City
California
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Lolich Dominates As Steady Pitcher Shines In Return
Detroit ace Mickey Lolich proves durable with a composed performance, giving his club a reliable arm on the mound. The outing underscores Lolich's reputation as a steady presence and future anchor for the rotation.
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