Major League baseball and PGA scores feature mixed results
Baseball scores include Kansas City 13, Boston 3, and Baltimore 4 with various late games noted. Other listed matchups span Seattle at Detroit, Minnesota at Baltimore, Oakland at Cleveland, and Chicago at Texas with multiple pitchers and records. Golf activity appears in scattered references to PGA scoring and players.
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League leaders Batting and om at bats
League batting leaders and at bats listed with multiple players across American and National Leagues. Names include Carew, Trammell, Garvey, Clark, Jackson, Perez, Norris, and May among others with team affiliations and season context. Also notes player transactions and injuries affecting rosters.
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Northfield Thursday horse racing results summary
Results from Northfield Thursday list multiple named horses and owners across nine races. Notable entries include First-Cridbit with finishes and payouts, Grand Manhattan and Raid er John among top finishers, and Perfecta payouts noted for several races. Attendance recorded at 155 with various performance figures and fractional payouts across the card.
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Ford Graveyard Bowling League Organizes Aug 11 Meeting
The Ford Graveyard Bowling League invites all Lorain Assembly and Ohio Track plant employees to an organizational meeting on August 11 at 9 30 a.m. New teams and bowlers are welcome. If unable to attend, contact Dick Lovey at 227 2736 before August 11.
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Browns' Sipe says no more passes to Newsome this season
Kent Ohio AP quarterback Brian Sipe says he will not throw more passes to Ozzie Newsome, the Browns tight end from Alabama drafted in 1978. Newsome, nicknamed the Wizard of Oz, led 1979 with 55 receptions for 781 yards and nine touchdowns, while Sipe credits him for opening routes for others. Newsome emphasizes balance with Greg Pruitt, Mike Pruitt, Reggie Rucker, and Dave Logan, aiming for more points and playoff chances by using all weapons. Coach Rutigliano affirms Newsome's role as a solid blocker and elite receiver, noting he has delivered as drafted.
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Browns not optimistic over Matt Miller knee injury
Cleveland Browns guard Matt Miller faces tests at the Cleveland Clinic to decide if ligament damage in his left knee requires surgery. Coach Sam Rutigliano warned the knee is loose. Miller suffered a possible second or third degree sprain during the Wednesday practice on his 24th birthday, with surgery possible if ligaments torn.
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Astros All-Star J.R. Richard Suffers Stroke
Doctors say Richard’s weakened condition could be temporary or permanent as swelling subsides after emergency surgery to remove a neck blood clot. The Astros, leading the NL West, await test results to determine if residual weakness will persist in his left arm and leg.
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Capers Notches 582 in Mac's Mixed Classic
Johnnie Capers paced Thursday night's women's bowing list with a 582 in Mac's Mixed Classic at Center Ridge. She rolled 153 151 and 278, the 278 an area high. Gloria Hales joined the 550 Club with 566 (204 203) and Karen Roddy with 556 (208).
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Pee Wee Football Signups Open in North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville announces Pee Wee Football registrations for boys ages 8 to 13. Signups run August 2 and 9 from 10 am to 2 pm and August 8 from 6 to 9 pm at Palmer Field, fee ten dollars. Additional registrations at the North Ridgeville Corn Festival. For info call 327-2937 327-2058 or 327-0876.
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Local girls teams reach regional softball playoffs in Mineral Ridge
Two Lorain Medina district champions advance to regionals next weekend in Mineral Ridge. LaGrange Royals beat Spencer 24 14 to clinch Class A with Connie Shaw as winning pitcher and draw Champion in the regional quarterfinals. LaPorte River Auto Body wins 10 9 over Spencer as Holly Hines delivers the run batted in. Kristin Jackson earns the win and Megan Forthofer paces with four hits.
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Weekend baseball quiz tests expert level recall
The item lists ten questions on baseball and standings from a period sport page. It asks about a pitcher with an emergency operation after a Wednesday collapse, league leaders in home runs and ERA, Tom Seaver, Kansas City’s lead in the American West, a last place not among four teams, Jim Riley’s Pittsburgh record, teams under .500, Milwaukee over Baltimore, and a Lorain County Tennis Open sponsor. It includes garbled OCR text and stray characters.
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Crenshaw and Twitty share Philadelphia lead in golf
Ben Crenshaw and Howard Twitty shot 7-under 64 to lead the Philadelphia Golf Classic first round by one stroke over Lou Graham, David Graham, and Jack Rea per. The 64 tied the tournament record at Whitemarsh Valley, a 6,687-yard par 71 course where the record is 63.
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Spectacular Friday TV sports line up preview
Television guide lists boxing and baseball events across channels. A’s vs opponents at 10 pm on channel 3 marks a prime baseball matchup, while Benitez faces an opponent in a boxing bout later on. Saturday and Sunday feature a mix of auto racing and weightlifting coverage across channels 23 and 3.
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