Constant Combat wins Stars and Stripes feature at Northfield
In Northfield's Stars and Stripes open pace for mares, Constant Combat driven by Frank Abbott posted a near two minute mile, securing her third straight victory at the R1.8 oval as 5,670 fans watched. Galion Pam, Helens Doll, and Tuxedos Juliet followed in the top places with brisk wagering and robust multirace pools reported.
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Northfield
Frank Abbott
Galion Pam
Helen's Doll
Ernest Kauffman
Flash Havens
Warrior
Earl Bowman
Hazel Park
Vie
Goldeneer
Haemadoots
Maxi Dainty Guy
Marty Rodney
Joe B Abbe
Mohican
Andy Thistile
Himbush Kee
Miss Big Shot
ImSodear
Mar Creed
Lovee Hanover
Good Girl
Jamie
Perfecta
Constant Combat
Helens Doll
Tuxedos
Juliet
Palmer Delivers For Orioles As Yankees Slump Continues
Jim Palmer wins his 13th as Baltimore tops New York 5-4 behind longball support. Don Baylor hits his fifth homer in four games to spark a three run ninth. Catfish Hunter allows four runs and yields two homers as the Yankees drop their sixth straight. Other AL results include Kansas City 3 Chicago 2, Cleveland 3 Boston 2, Detroit 8 Milwaukee 2, Twins 5 Texas 0 then 4-2, Oakland 0 California.
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Jim Palmer
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Brooks Robinson
Dave Duncan
Tommy Davis
Hunter
Palmer
Ken Singleton
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Lee May
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Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Milwaukee
Texas
Minnesota
Twins
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California
Mets Surprise McGraw With Fireworks Win
Mets rally in Philadelphia to beat Tug McGraw 4-3 after he blanked them in earlier innings. Dave Kingman homered leading off, and Jerry Grote, once McGraw's catcher, delivered a two run hit. Other NL results: Chicago over Pittsburgh, San Francisco over Los Angeles, Cincinnati over San Diego, Montreal over St Louis, Atlanta over Houston.
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Tug McGraw
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Philadelphia
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Grote
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Rice
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Crosby
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Heer
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Elyria Legion Post 12 ousted in district tourney opener
Elyria Post 12 fell behind early and lost 8-6 to Vermilion, then dropped a 6-1 decision to Fremont in the 5th District tournament first round. Treuel, Stillwagon and Suetta led on offense, while Harrison and Greene faced tough relief during the losses. Bucking the stretch, Vermilion erupted for six runs in the sixth to pull away, and Fremont took a 5-1 lead through two innings behind Kowalski’s five-hit, six-strikeout effort. Post 12 sits at 12-14 and returns for a home game versus Sandusky Post 83.
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Judy Blee
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Elyria Legion Post 12
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Sta
Mike Treuel
Ken Stillwagon
Truel
Oney Fitzpatrick
Elytia
Larry Greene
Post
John Suetta
Jim Green
Suetta
Elyria
Mel Harrison
Post 12
Bucyrus
Ashland
Bellville
Mansfield
North Fairfield
Wadsworth
Major League results wrap with scattered NL and AL games
National League games feature Renko and Denny decisions with Smith homering in a 6-6-1 tally. Garr and Granger highlight separate plate appearances. New York and Philadelphia edge 3-1. Seaver earns the win over McGraw in a 4-3 finish with Kingman and Grate HRs. San Francisco tops Los Angeles 1-0 in late innings as Montefusco goes six. In the American League, late rallies and homers pepper the scorebooks across multiple matchups, including Ford and Burroughs HRs and balanced pitching lines. Oakland and Cleveland split, Tanana takes the loss in a 4-2 final while Holtzman improves to 19-7. Various other games show compact scoring with notable HRs and WP/LP decisions.
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Stearns
Christenson
Hilgendorf
McGraw
Garber
Oates
Kingman
Grate
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Bowling Results for Ladies Thursday Night
Center Ridge Lanes reports standings with Hobo's and Yo Yo's near top. Top series include Pam Gard 508 and Judi Parks 461, with high games led by Pam Gard 191 and Judi Buck 177. Notable teams: Spare Pick-Ups 4-0 and Tidy Bowlers 0-4.
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Lane Brains
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