Area football schedule requested from CT sports editors
The Chronicle Telegram sports department seeks fall area football schedules. Coaches are asked to mail their schedules to CT as soon as possible if not already sent.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1975
Page
7
The Chronicle Telegram sports department seeks fall area football schedules. Coaches are asked to mail their schedules to CT as soon as possible if not already sent.
Kansas City Royals surge under Whitey Herzog, winning 11 of 14 to close on Oakland in the AL West, while Tony Solaita belts a 450-foot three-run homer in a 4-3 Royals win over Minnesota. Gaylord Perry shines as Rangers beat Oakland 5-2 and Red Sox surge with a ninth-inning rally vs Milwaukee. Orioles sweep Detroit to extend slump, and White Sox hammer the Angels 11-1 behind Bill Melton’s five RBIs.
94 fans from Lodi rally crowd as Indians brace for Yankees. Rick Manning boosts batting to .360 while Palmer tops AL ERA list with 2.31. Rally Around Cleveland Night set for KC Royals with pitching duel Harrison vs Pattin. Metcalfe parachutes first ball. Indians homer total 103 leads AL.
The Indians beat the Yankees 5 4 as LaRoche homered and drove in the decisive runs. Peterson earned the win despite a rough outing, noting he felt lucky to win. LaRoche credited for key late hits while Dobson struggled for New York.
Retired Yankee great Yogi Berra is fired as Mets manager after a hard line on Cleon Jones and the Jones affair. Roy McMillan replaces him at Shea Stadium, with Mets officials denying Berra’s stance led to the dismissal. Billy Martin’s Texas stint cited as contrast.
North Ridgeville Firemen win the county Class G championship 8 7 over Kemmer and Kilby with Matt Best delivering a steal of home for the final run. Best had three hits and sparked the rally in the bottom of the ninth. Other county champions include Columbia Kouse Sohio H North Ridgeville City Bank F North Cylinder and Valves D and Columbia C.
North Ridgeville and LaGrange meet in Alliance for the Class C title at Silver Park No. 1. Ridgeville relies on Osborn and powerful top-line hitters, while LaGrange counters with near .400 hitters led by Keller. Both coaches predict a pitching duel as the teams, 14-5, seek the state crown.
Litchfield defeated Howland Athletic Club 3 to 2 to reach the Class B semifinals of the state Hot Stove tournament. The 19 1 Litchfield lineup featured Roy McClurg who had three hits including two doubles and drove in the go ahead run in the fifth inning.
The No 7 Happy Hunkies won 4 to 0 against No 2 Four Mistakes with top series by George Chorak 504 Chuck Bolling 587 Ray Hall 529 Mitzi Bakos 405 Shirley Hall 455 Doris Bullins 440. High single games include Steve Racer 224 Chuck Bullins 220 George Chorak 217. High team series recorded at 1922 for No 7.
Elyria suffered a setback as Buckeyes lineup powered by Maddock who went four for four with two runs and an RBI. He propelled the offense in three tournament games, reaching eight hits in 11 at bats for a .727 average. Chicago triumphed 3-2 behind Dave Kimec who went the distance with seven strikeouts.
Fragmentary box score style text lists players Pazda Altobelli and Schumacher among Chicago and Elyria participants. Mentions pitchers records and a sequence of numbers. Unclear dates or complete game outcome due to damaged source.
bowling results show teams like M's & H's, Banana Boats, Go-Getums, and Rolling Stones with high series marks such as 934 for Banana Boats. Top players include Clyde Adkins, Jim Jackson, and Vivian Smith with notable single-game scores, while Lucky Rollers lead with a 902 high team series.
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