Indians Start 13 Day, 11 Game Road Trip for Crucial Charge
Cleveland Indians begin a 13 day, 11 game road swing after a five game run. Ken Aspromonte says the trip could decide pennant fate with games against the Angels Oakland Minnesota and Detroit on the slate. Buddy Bell leads with .333 average while Tidrow Dunning and Hennigan pace the pitching staff.
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Matthews Beats Evans In Munich Tuneup For Olympics
Vince Matthews, Brooklyn native and 400 meters contender, defeated Lee Evans by a tenth in a Munich tuneup heat, easing doubt he will make the Olympic team. The result shifts Evans to anchor on the 1600 meter relay with Matthews, Collett, and Smith likely to run the 400.
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Flag Raising At Olympic Village Draws U S Team
In Munich the flag raising for the 20th Olympiad drew more than 100 American officials and athletes including Tom Burleson and Clifford H Buck. The spontaneous ceremony followed by the Star Spangled Banner reflected American participation amid global flags.
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Elyria Rejects Cleveland Open Hosting
The Elyria Country Club refused to host the 1973 Cleveland Open after a special board session turned down an offer from the tour. The event, struggling to secure a venue, will be played July 9–15 opposite the British Open, likely drawing top pros away. Since 1962 the Open has rotated among Beechmont Highland Park Lakewood Aurora and last year Tanglewood.
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Avon coach Hesselbart masters slow defense work
Avon head football coach Roger Hesselbart compares his task to Lorenzo Ghiberti’s 21 year bronze doors of Florence. He says defense is in its infancy and requires patience and faster improvement to craft a quality unit. He notes players lack the defense system and must develop skills.
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Eagles Face Tough Season Amid Defensive Overhaul
Avon coach Hesselbart outlines a two fold plan to improve after last year s 1 8 mark. The Eagles emphasize a flexible 6 2 defense and work to reduce humbling losses while rebuilding with seven returning lettermen and a deep backfield led by Hap Bunce. Key dates include Sept 8 Brookside and Sept 29 Keystone with a conference schedule noted.
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Pee Wee Grid Registration Opens in North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville pee wee football announces registration with a five dollar entry fee. Interested individuals should contact Don Vocca at 34013 Monica Dr. North Ridgeville. Little League West holds its election of the men's board at 7 p.m. Tuesday at West Recreation Center. all men who appeared in the recent season are eligible to vote and run for office.
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Torre's switch to third prompts Reds to rethink lineup
Joe Torre's move from catcher to third base appears to influence the Reds as Cincinnati's Johnny Bench quietly shifts roles. Bench played third Thursday, anchoring a 6-0 win over Montreal with his 29th homer, while Expos committed three errors in support of Jack Buingham's six-hitter. The day also saw Texas split a doubleheader with Milwaukee.
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