Indians Dominate A's as McDowell Wins 18th Despite Injury
Cleveland tops Oakland 6 3 as Duke Sims homers and Roy Foster Ted Uhlender and Vada Pinson also go deep. Sam McDowell improves to 18 8 before injuring a thigh in the sixth, leaving with Dean Chance and Rick Austin preserving the lead.
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Oakland
Duke Sims
Roy Foster
Ted Uhlaender
Vada Pinson
Tribe
McDowell
Gene Tenace
Dick Green
Dean Chance
Wooster
Ohio
Rick Austin
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Sims
Uhlaender
Ray Fosse
Hunter
Foster
Pinson
Jim Grant
Tommy Davis
Tenace
Chance
Austin
Frank Fernando
Eddie Leon
Tony LaRussa
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Uhindr
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Alou Brdird
Davis
Nso
Bando Fosse
Machr Sims Lewis Hota
Jcksn
Tenace Netles
Leon Green
Hrin
Daldsn
Fulr
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Grant McDowel
Chance Leker
LaRosa
Grant
Lindblad
Lockert McDowl
Midview Football Aims for Fast Offense and Strong Defense
Midview High School pursues a quick, aggressive attack after a 1969 season. Coach Tom West touts improved conditioning and depth across line and backfield with players like Lucki Shonkwiler and Crosby. A new defensive scheme shifts to a five man front while multiple underclassmen vie for key spots and quarterback duties split between Crosby and Johnson.
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West
Tony Lucki
Lucki
Dennis Frabetta
Ken Shonkwiler
Sive
John Cassily
Jim Dellisanti
Skip Friedhoff
Bob DiFranco
Ed Thompson
Forest Walsh
John Scheel
John Dunham
Cassily
Miami of Ohio
Middies
Bourne Turns Pro to Play Ohio Open Next Week
Oberlin golfer Bob Bourne launches pro career at the Ohio Open at Walnut Hills Country Club in Columbus. He will be listed as a Non Class A Professional and may win prize money. Bourne is based at Avon Lake’s Aquamarine, sponsored by Ivan Roberts, and has applied to PGA for ATP in Cuyahoga Falls September 22–24 with a hole qualifier and Tucson later. He hopes to compete in November and December before the Los Angeles Open in January. Bourne, 26, is an amateur champion with the 1963 Ohio Amateur title and two consecutive Cleveland District Golf Association match play wins, and he remains the only Lorain County amateur to play in the US Open since new qualifying rules.
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Walnut Hills Country Club
Columbus
Bourne
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Aquamarine
Tucson
Ohio
Eyrin Country Clut
Cleveland District Golf Association
Association
Chaska
Minn
Lorain County
Middies savor 1963 memories in big season
Midview High School riders faced a pivotal 1963 campaign with a decisive win over Elyria Catholic and a strong conference title push. Al Stacey and Jim Dalinger were hurt early, brother Bob Stacey returned a kickoff for 78 yards, and Al Stacey led the offense through a 24 6 victory over Elyria Catholic while Ray Nelson and Tom Spreer of Ridgeville drew ejections. The season featured stingy defense and notable injuries, shaping a memorable year.
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al Stacey
Dumther
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Jim Dallinger
Stacey
Bob
Ray Nelson
Tom Spreer
Bob Fisher
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Panther
Wayne Diederich
New London
Litte
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Bob Keller
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