Pruitt Out For Browns In Exhibition With Redskins
Cleveland and Washington open the 1977 exhibition season without key playmakers Greg Pruitt and Mike Thomas. Browns QB Brian Sipe is healthy, while Redskins starter Billy Kilmer is doubtful. Sipe aims to start with undisputed control, Warfield and Rucker are healthy, and Cleveland reads to test young players as Gregg weighs vets vs. youth in a tight 18 day four-game stretch.
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Kratzert Earns Sammy Davis Jr Open Victory in Hartford
Bill Kratzert, after nearly quitting golf, wins the Sammy Davis Jr Greater Hartford Open by three strokes. He posts a 265 total, earns $42,000, and rises to eighth on the money list with $113,419. Curtis Strange falters late as Kratzert seizes momentum with a clutch 25-foot birdie putt.
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Denny's Electric and Kelly Brothers face off for Senior title
North Park hosts the Little League Senior final as Denny's Electric seeks a fourth straight North championship and a 18-6 record. Kelly Brothers, the No 1 East seed, aims to disrupt with a 14 game win streak and a 4-3 start to the year in a five bracket Major tournament night.
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Twins rout Indians as Cubbage drives five runs
Mike Cubbage homered tripled and doubled with five RBIs while Rod Carew added three doubles and a run as the Minnesota Twins beat Cleveland 14-10. Dave Goltz earned win, Twins policy hot bats with 38 hits, ending series with 9-2 edge over Indians.
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Osborne caps Ohio Hot Stove title with late 10th inning heroics
Jon Osborne delivered a clutch 10th inning hit to lift Bay to the Class E state championship in a tense finale at West Side Park. The Ohio Hot Stove rivalry culminated with Osborne replacing starter John Gross as Louisville Morter Construction’s dominating offense clicked late, sealing the title just before midnight.
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Bay Service Bolt Wins Long Awaited Ohio Championship
Osborne delivered a walk off single in the bottom of the 10th as Bay Service Bolt edged their rival for an exciting 74 victory before more than 1,000 fans. Bay clinched its first Ohio crown at a dramatic moment after a late rain delay and a three hour start delay. Coach Cliff Cook praised the team for handling the ordeal and celebrated a late season rally that carried through to the win.
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LaGrange Boreman Wins Class H State Title In Baseball
LaGrange Boreman Drilling defeated Lakewood Hoyals 6-2 at West Side Park to claim the Class H state championship. Pitcher Gene Gaffney went the distance, yielding unearned runs in the first, while Randy Davis and Mike Hartley drove in runs for the drills. The title marked LaGrange Hot Stove history as Boreman’s squad capitalized on timely hits and a double play turning point.
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North Ridgeville Suffers First Loss In Close Game
North Ridgeville City Bank drops 5-4 to Lakewood Geiger Sports at West Sie Park in the Ole Hot Stove championship game. Lakewood improves to 10-26-2 while North Ridgeville ends with 27 victories. Coach Dave Agp called it a tough end to the season.
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