Elyria Falls to Painesville in Bi District, 7-0
Elyria North mustered only three hits as Steve Adams shut down the Elyria bats and pitched a no-hitter through four. Painesville’s defense backed Adams with six errors by Elyria, while Don Anderson and Tom Perrin led the Nationals with two hits apiece as they advance toward the state finals in Jefferson Ohio.
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Elyria North
Painesville Nationals
Steve Adams
Elyrians
Adams
Painesville
North
Elyria
Jefferson Ohio
Gerry Scrivens
Scrivens
Scott Zinn
Bart Ice
Tom Breno
Breno
Mike Simon
Burt Hitzel
Nationals
Tom Perrin
Jeff Wagner
Mike Marquardt
Simon and
Don Anderson
Bill Kozane
Tim Diadhum
Scott Zion
Bill Kazane
Saige
Namath Missing From Jets Camp Amid Turmoil Ends
Jets veterans stream into camps after a strike settlement while Joe Namath remains unseen and promoters in Birmingham warn fans about a potential limited showing. Weeb Ewbank hopes Namath plays one quarter against the Bills. Alworth announces retirement for financial reasons and may unretire if paid.
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National Football League
Joe Namath
Lance Alworth
New York Jets
Namath
Jets
Joe
Birmingham
Ala
O. J. Simpson
Bills
Weeb Ewbank
Alabama
Oh Boys beaten in district meet
Sandusky Progressive Shop won the Fifth District softball tournament round with a 10 2 victory over Woodville Graffic and Son Ed Castle Jim Irby and Tom Darden drove home runs Bob McCellan and Sam Dickerson each had three hits Winning pitcher Jim Irby also doubled Havana Merchants defeated Mid Way Oh Boys 7 4 to reach quarter finals American Loan of Fostoria to face Schlessman Leeds of Sandusky and Snyder's versus Woodville Farmers in top bracket action UPC meets San Fran Builders at 9 p m after a loss in the losers bracket Bellevue Eagles face Castalia Merchants and Willard meet Huron Bank on two diamonds Tiffin Pipe vs J D Bar in lower bracket action.
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Sandusky Progressive Shop
Woodville Graffic and Son
Ed Castle
Jim Irby
Tom Darden
Bob McCellan
Sam Dickerson
Havana Merchants
Midway
Oh Boys
Fostoria
Schlessman Leeds
Sandusky
At & P.m
Snyder's
Woodville Farmers
UPC
Alworth retirement blamed on poor investments not football
Lance Alworth plans to retire from the San Diego Chargers due to tight money and poor investments, according to his lawyer Don Augustine. No official retirement statement was made, but Augustine cited financial strain and a lucrative offer from International Sports Associates of Phoenix as factors.
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SAN Diego
Lance Alworth
San Diego Chargers
Alworth
Don Augustine
Augustine
International Sports Associates of
Phoenix
Ariz
Lucki Signs Wrestling Scholarship to Ohio University
Midview High star wrestler and football player Mark Lucki earned a wrestling scholarship to Ohio University this fall. Coach Larry Rowe praises Lucki as highly dedicated and capable of becoming a national contender after a 58-5 wrestling record, a 28-2 late-year mark, and titles including Lakeland Conference champion and district runnerup.
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Mark Lucki
Midview High
Ohio University
Larry Rowe
Lucki
Rowe
Tom West
Midview
Jim Raywood
Toledo
Rogers
Lakeland
Middies
First Annual Red Pepper Open Slow Pitch Tourney Proposed
Norton area deadline August 21 for the Red Pepper Open in Akron. Entry fee 40 dollars payable to Red Pepper Softball. Tournament September 20 at Red Pepper Field Barber Road Akron with trophies and travel expenses for the winner. Contact John Miller Akron Ohio 44302 for entry.
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John Miller
Akron
Ohio
Red Pepper
Methn Pepper
Barber Road Ave
Orioles Beat Red Sox as Blair Lifts Batting Average
Blair drove in three runs and homered in a 3-2 Orioles win over Boston while Frank Robinson and Boug Powell advised moving closer to the plate. Washington, Chicago, Cleveland, Minnesota, and Oakland also won in AL action. Rookie Jackie Brown earned his first major league win in Detroit.
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Joe Kapp
Minnesota
Jim Nance
Boston
George Saimes
Buffalo
Kapp
Vikings
Ken Tatum
di Gfoanna
Ortale
Frank Robinson
Boug Powell
Blair
Oriole
Red Sox
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Kansas City
Cleveland
New York
Milwaukee
Oakland
California
Jackie Brown
George Brunet
E Clarke and Sims Lead Narrow Victory in Cleveland Duel
In a tight game between New York and Cleveland, E Clarke hits a double for New York, Sims drives in runs, Pinson belts a home run, Cater makes key plays, and Brown swipes a stolen base while Cleveland leaves many runners on base.
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Larry Brown
Gene Michael
Horgan
Pinson
New York
Steve Kline
Clarke
Thurman Munson
Tribe
E-Clarke
Michael
Cleveland
Sims
Cater
Brown
al Clarke
Pinson Munson
Murceter
Fonse Blefary
Uhianedr
Renney
Leon
Brown Kline
Haryan
Lyttle
I Waslewski
Indians add two relief pitchers as Klimchock departs
Cleveland releases Lou Klimchock and optioned Phil Hennigan to Wichita to add Vince Colbert from Class AAA and Steve Mingori from Savannah. Colbert with 2.39 ERA in Wichita and Mingori with 0.83 ERA in Savannah join a bullpen lacking depth. Klimchock may be rehired as coach if not claimed within 72 hours.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Lou Klimchock
Phil Hennigan
Wichita
Vince Colbert
Steve Mingori
Savannah
Klimchock
Indians
Hennigan
Alvin Dark
Colbert
Mingori
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