Weekend sports quiz tests All Star votes and league details
Questions cover All Star voting leads, AL infield lineup, top vote getters, and notable players. Answers list Hank Aaron, Boog Powell, Rod Carew, Luis Aparicio, Brooks Robinson. Eddie Leon and Graig Nettles. Dock Ellis comment on Sparky Anderson. Avon Lake coaching return. Montreal San Diego Washington Milwaukee as last place teams. Joe Torre Tony Oliva Robinson Murcer. Brooks Robinson. Includes game summaries from Senior League and Minor League scores and pitchers.
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Boog Powell
Ray Fosse
Pittsburgh
Dock Ellis
Russ Lynch
Carl Yastrzemski
Tony Oliva
Frank Robinson
Robinson
Hank Aaron
Rod Carew
Luis Aparicio
Brooks Robinson
Eddie Leon
Graig Nettles
Sparky Anderson
Lynch
Avon Lake High
Montreal
San Diego
Washington
Milwaukee
Joe Torre
New York
Bobby Murcer
Golf Leagues at Forest Hills Lead With Low 36
Jim Bailesky fired a 36 to lead the Forest Hills Home League, with John Potts 37 and John Glynn 38 close behind. Karl Jaquay won Low Net at 39-8-31, while Frank Mittler Sr. and Rich Jackson shared Low Putts at 13. In team play Hale Cleaners 6% beat Forest Hills IT 4% and other matchups followed.
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Jim Bailesky
Forest Hills
John Potts
John Glynn
Karl Jaquay
Frank Mittler
Rich Jackson
Hale Cleaners
E.F
Forest Hills I
Manatrot
E.F. Black Dots
Sunshine Dares
Tarry Lanes
Farce Inc
Mills Creek Homes
E.F. Maxflies
Baseball game report with multiple teams and pitchers
Winning pitcher Brad Miller allowed one hit and struck out 17 as Reichlins beat Reichlins by one run. Losing pitcher Roger Akers allowed one hit and 16 strikeouts. Tony Zerbiai also pitched for the losers. Royal Supply and Lexery Heating produced several hits with players including Frank Édy Greg Clem Mark Kwerien Tim Mitchell Tom Leavell and Mark Bonasillc.
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Murphy Bros
Jim Cook
John Stefek
White Ready Mix
Mike Looney
White
Gerry Scrivens
Jim Mulholland
Steve Sunagel
Pete Esposito
Jack Vasi
Williams Bros
Red Bary
Scott Phillips
Tim Krieg
Bart
Steve Burnside
Scott Diedrick
Bil Gerber
Red Baro
Roger McAunaly
Tim Bumbico
Jeff Rubinoski
Tim Hall
Jay Losech
Paul LaGrotteria
Pat Gillis
Royal Supply
Frank Eédy
Greg Clem
Mark Kwerien
Tim Mitchell
Tom Leavell
Mark Bonasillc
Housten Thacker
Lexery Heating
Charles Montgomery
Mark Weber
Brad Miller
Roger Akers
Tony Zerbiai
Ternes Sohio
Tracey Gales
Reichlins
Randy Fisn
Tom Archer
Ron Rick
Stike
Mike Lindquist
Howard Worley
Randy Boggs
Craig Limpach Indians
J. Swansinger
T. Archer
T Hopkins
R. Boggs
Steve Wollerman
Bill Kukacka
R. Rick
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J Cebulla
T. McCarthy
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Steve Linguist
Giants
Jon Peter
Lagers
Doug Duel
Bruce Brown
Tony Allen
Jim Barris
Jim Tench
Bobby Warden
Tim Wulftiood
Andrie Akers
Tony Shook
Scott Williams
Braves
Steve Lindquist
Phil Abam
North Ridgeville Lions
North Eaton Dairy Queen
Rod Johnson
Bob Mahon
Dave Gallan
Todd Workman
Norm Gardner
Greg Wickowski
Johnson
Lions
Curt Seasor
Ted Allman
Bob Meyers
J.P. Reynolds
Columbia
Dave Dennis
Dennis
Dan Smith
P. Reynolds
Indians edge Reds 10 9 as Small Fry program opens
Small Fry Baseball at North Park marks start for non regular Little League players. Craig Limpach hits a home run for the Indians while Elyria wins 10-9. In other game Jimmy Harris turns a twin to spark Giants 13 8 over Braves.
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Doug Duell
Braves
North Park
Elyria Parks and Recreation
Craig Limpach
Indians
Reds
Elyria
Jimmy Harris
Giants
The
Moon Baby Wins at Northfield Amid Injury Hurdle
Moon Baby, a six year old bay trotter trained by Harry Lowash of Converse Indiana, with driver Tom Brinkerhoff of Wooster, won the featured eighth race at Northfield Park despite an injury inquiry. Speedy Breuster and Avalon Van B finished second and third as the win paid 18 to 1, 7.80, and 4.20.
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Moon Baby
Northfield
Cleveland
UPI
Northfield Park
Harry Lowash
Converse
Ind
Tom Brinkerhoff
Wooster
Speedy Brewster
Avalon van B
North Ridgeville Easy Win Beats South Amherst 3 2
North Ridgeville SGA edged South Amherst 3 2 as both starting pitchers allowed three hits. Keith Boothe earned the win with 15 strikeouts and two walks, while Tim Allsop fanned 11 with eight free passes.
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North Ridgeville Sga
South Amherst
Keith Boothe
Tim Allsop
Allsop
Ken Beran
All-Star Roster Finalized as Weaver Monitors Health
The American League named its 28 player All-Star roster with manager Earl Weaver urged to stay in touch with medics before the mid season classic in Detroit. Boog Powell of the Orioles was the first casualty as others may replace him if needed after treatment.
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Boston
Earl Weaver
Eichelberger leads tourney in Milwaukee
Dave Eichelberger carries a two stroke edge into the second round of the Greater Milwaukee Open at Tripoli Country Club as 147 players start the event. Sub par golf likely needed to survive the cut with 70 and ties advancing after today’s play.
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Milwaukee
Wis
UPI
Dave Eichelberger
Hichelberger
Tripoli Country Club
Schlather drives 18-hit attack to beat Elyria 13 3 in Big League
Schlather Insurance rolled Telephone Company 13 3 as Ray Korona and teammates led with three hits apiece and Korona drove in four runs. Rick Tiech won with four hits allowed. Other details include Kiwanis and First National results and multiple pitching records from a busy night of baseball.
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Schlather Insurance
Telephone Company
Elyria
Rick Tiech
Tom Rolle
Mike Smith
Tom Blanco
Ray Korona
Tom Youngless
Mike Kovacs
Schlatcher
Korona
Ron Becket
Hoven
Gronowski
Franklin
Kiwanis
Haven
Starkey
First National Bank
Gary Gronowski
Elyria Telephone
First National
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