Northwest Vending Advances To City Major Final In Extra Innings
Northwest Vending of West edged Snoopy’s 7 6 in 10 innings to reach the City Major Little League final, after a suspended game resumed Monday. Pitching by Geoff Poyle and Steve Kilgore was strong early, but late wildness led to a chaotic extra frame before Northwest walked home the winning run in the 10th. Dan Nagy earned the win while Bud Schue praised the umpires and the effort of his North squad.
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Plano drives to three wins as Northfield opens season right on time
CT Sports Writer George Verban notes Northfield Painesville Raceway opened with a precise 3:15 post time and Rick Plano secured a driving triple. He guided Nobility Direct Gray Vicar and Golden Ingredients to victories as Lilac Russ won the Big Triple. The meet features a new Ultrafecta contest with a $500 weekly prize. Northwest defeats the City Major Little League title bid remains uncertain.
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Black River Volleyball Tryouts Set for Monday
Interested players for the 1979 Black River team should report to the school on Monday August 13 at 8 a.m. Bring physicals.
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Major League standings and tonight's schedule
Oakland and Kansas City split inns with Detroit and Cleveland winning in separate games. Boston and Milwaukee edged, while Toronto was rained out. Tonight's slate features Montreal at New York and Chicago at St Louis among others with evening caps.
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Multiple MLB games round up with late innings drama
The recap lists numerous MLB results from a day of action across the league. Highlights include Oakland and Minnesota in a long 12 inning affair, Detroit and Kansas City trading power in a late tilt, and New York and Baltimore delivering a high scoring clash.
Quisenberry Shines For Royals In Tigers Sweep
Right-hander Dan Quisenberry, recalled from Omaha, won the first game and saved the nightcap as Kansas City beat Detroit 7-6 and 7-3 to sweep the Tigers. He improves to 2-0 in two decisions, with Hal McRae’s homer and Amos Otis’ RBI securing the comeback.
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Niekro Wins as Brother Watchs on in Astros Victory
Joe Niekro outdueled the Braves 2-1 to claim his 16th win of the season, the first 16-game winner under big brother Phil Niekro’s watch. The Houston pitcher improved to 14-23 lifetime against Atlanta, his best success versus any team.
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Elyria Country Club Women Winter Championship Flights
Summary of participants in the Elyria Country Club Women winter event listing winners and consolation winners across multiple flights. Names include Chris Schenk Toutse Jaktas Marilyn Boysen June Cameron Olive Harris Ginny Adir Gerry Friedly Maggie Acklin Loretta Biddulph Amanda Robinson Nanny McLaughlin Ant Schmittgen Arlene Fisher Betsy Kapalka Sadie Bula Pat Hamister.
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First Assembly Captures Church League Title
First Assembly completed a perfect 19-0 season with a 9 to 4 victory over St. Paul in the church league championship. Bob Burgess led the onslaught with four hits as the team racked up 15 hits. Over three years, First Assembly records stand at 55-4.
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Be First Assembly Edges St Paul in Low-Scoring Game
Be First Assembly defeats St Paul 18 to 2 after scoring 3 runs in the fourth inning and 12 in the sixth. Chuck Schalk earns the win for Be First Assembly while Laddie Pinta takes the loss. Hitting leaders include Bob Burgess with four and multiple players adding two apiece for the winners. for the losers Dick Brady posts two, with several others contributing.
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