All-Star Game Preview Sees NL Edge Over Injured AL
The National League aims for a ninth straight All-Star win against an injury depleted American League at Tiger Stadium. With Boog Powell, Sam McDowell, and Tony Oliva out, Earl Weaver replaces Powell with Norm Cash and adds Reggie Jackson and Wilbur Wood as substitutes. Sparky Anderson vs Weaver frames the managerial matchup as rosters brim with star talent and pitching depth.
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Detroit
Boog Powell
Cleveland
Sam McDowell
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
McDowell
Oliva
Weaver
Norm Cash
Powell
Wilbur Wood
Chicago White Sox
Oakland
Reggie Jackson
Sparky Anderson
Orioles
Cincinnati
Boston
Carl Yastrzemski
Luis Aparicio
Red Sox
Red
Graf
Vida Blue
Wood
Mike Cuellar
Jim Palmer
Mickey Lolich
Sonny Siebert
Jim Perry
Andy Messersmith
California
Patty Pattin
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Open lead in five way tie after second round
Deane Beman matched the Tripoli Golf Club record with an 8 under par 63 to join a five way tie for the lead at 134 in the Greater Milwaukee Open. Dave Eichelberger Dan Sikes Ken Still and Dean Refram shared the 134 total as the field narrowed to 16 players at 141 or better for the cut.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Deane Beman
Dave Eichelberger
Dan Sikes
Ken Still
Dean Refram
Befram
Eichelberger
Beman
Refram
Sikes
Ralph Johnston
Bruce Crampton
Lou Graham
Jim King
Rod Funseth
Lionel Hebert
Jerry Barrer
Bob Shaw
Roy Pace
Jim French Stars In Dwyer as Manta Seeks Beverly Hills
Jim French makes his 15th start of the season in the 81,700 Dwyer Handicap at Aqueduct facing six 3 year olds led by a busy equine rival. Manta carries 127 pounds in the 60,000 Beverly Hills Handicap at Hollywood Park for fillies and mares aiming turf distance and rivals like Typecast and Fi Q. Laffit Pincay Jr faces a five day suspension after today’s program for interference in a prior race.
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Jim French
Aqueduct
Elmendorf Farm
Manta Totes
Beverly Hills
Hollywood Park
Manta
Santa Anita
Santa Margarita
Dade Metropolitan
Bahamas
Bold Reason
Frank Caldwell
Angel Cordero Jr
Farewell Party
Jim
Laffit Pincay Jr
Pincay
Hadaway and Ramser win Bonne Belle Best Ball
Sandy Hadaway and Fran Ramser of Spring Valley and Oberlin Country Club teamed to win low gross in the Greater Cleveland Golf Association Bonne Belle Best Ball tournament. They carded an 80 to top 120 women golfers with runner ups listed and multiple other gross and net finishes, many tied at 64 to 67 across Avon Oaks and local clubs.
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Greater Cleveland Golf Association
Oberlin Country Club
Sandy Hadaway
Fran Ramser
Spring Valley
Henry Kohlmyer
R. Howard
Marianne Hand
Avon Oaks
Catherine Erickson
Melba Gust
Ginny Strauss
Robi Kiely
Oberlin
Eugene Klinect
Don Fulmer
Ashland
Ray Leonard
Walter Farlick
Thomas Dean
David Reiney
Westhook
James Eberly
Westbrook
Major League standings and Friday results
Major League standings and results show Kansas City beat Minnesota 6 to 3, Chicago over Milwaukee 4 to 0, Baltimore beat Cleveland 4 to 1, Detroit over Washington 1 to 0, New York beat Boston 5 to 2, Oakland defeated California 1 to 0. Probable pitchers are listed for each matchup with records.
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Kansas City
Minnesota
Chicago
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
New York
Boston
Oakland
Calif
California
Messersmith
Hunter
Cal Canton
Blyleven
Lockwood
Bradley
Siebert
Bahnsen
Lolich
McLain
Paul
Lamb
Boswell
Jackson
Twremght
Cleo
Ball
Twinight
W. L
Washington B
West W. Pet
Calfornia A
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Philadelphia
Montreal
West
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Houston
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Diego A
St. Louis
San Diego
Harvey's Sahio Defeats Chapin's In Softball Showdown
Harvey's Sahio won 6-2 over Chapin's as Lyle Crosby earned the win and Ron Fly took the loss. Crosby and Crosby, along with Tom Smith and Bill Frazier, collected two hits for Harvey's while John Bukowski and Earl Webb had two apiece for Chapin's. In other action Community Methodist beat St. John's Lutheran 30-14 behind John Smith with 23 hits allowed, and Tarry's Lanes dominated 69er's 20-6 with Art Kutler and three teammates gathering three hits each. Additional notes list multi-hit efforts from D. Sweda and J. Smith for C Method ist and M. Youngberg and R. Koepp for St. John's.
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Harvey
Sohio
Chapin
Lyle Crosby
Ron Fly
Tom Smith
Tom Owers
Bill Frazier
Crosby
John Bukowski
Earl Webb
Sahio
Chapins
Tom Overs
Community Methodist
John Smith
St. John’s Lutheran
D. Speirer
R. Koepp
B. Nortamann
D. Sweda
D. Speiker
M. Youngberg
C. Methodist
J. Smith
J. Hoag
D. Lodge
A. Baille
B. Nortaman
J. Thomas
B. Woods
J. Bryan
St. John’s
J. Harmon
R. Migietti
M. Wassilek
G. Wassilek
D. Spelser
D. Bally
J. Reynolds
H. Lanz
Tarry
Art Kutler
Mike Kekic
Dave Lowery
Rick Kuhns
Jim Hyrne
Joe Lowery
Larry Ward
Ron Brewer
Denny Crozier
Lou Swan
Multiple Softball Games See Players Shaping Results
A long string of game notes records various teams and players. Servomation topped Quick-Way Auto Wash 8-0 behind Keith Bryner as winning pitcher and Mark Sakal in four innings. Danesi's and Sandy's Drive In posted strong pitching efforts with Bill Schwartz and John Suetta earning wins. Local 880 beat Lysaght Builders 7-6 while Lysaght's hitters included Greg Ray and Todd Diedrick. Other box details feature detailed hits by Greg Luppino Mike Warden and several players across Schlather Ins Andrew Allan Builders and J C Insurance franchises.
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Tony Looney
Peter Hess
Greg Luppino
Mike Warden
Mark Sakal
Keith Bryner
George Lyons
Dan Stefek
Tom Skaugen
Fred Calfo
Wieving
Fim Murphy
Jim Taylor
Schlather Ins
Dave Keefer
Don Sharpnack
Larry Greene
Dan Butcher
Schlather
Don Meecha
Mark Sears
Jeff Sears
Chuck Hahn
John Thracher
Andrew Allan
Larry Wysynski
Greg Machovina
Mike Leon
Martin Kennard
Danesi
Sandy
Bill Schwartz
Jeff Kovacs
Jeff Chandler
B Schwartz
J. Chandler
R. Webber
B. Lewis
M. Krupp
R. Lasure
J. Davis
Checkgek
Askyk
Bryner 4
Marquardt
Donahue
Broski
Sinegar
Local 880
Lysaght Builders
al Rubinoski
Aound
Barry Hyman
Fritz Ross
Ralph Bumbico
Tom Smelko
Greg Ray
Todd Diedrick
Servomation
Quick- Way
Auto Wash
Lysaght
Danny Archer
Mike Ray
Tom Smeno
Don Holliday
Don Davis
Randy Reed
Duane Smnagel
Barry Broadwater
Mark Treadway
Jervomation
Keith
Art Bryner
Kutler
Duane
P. Poston
Edwards
Servoma- Tarry's
Lane
Bernie Lowery
Ton
Northfield Racing Results Featuring First Big Zeke and More
Northfield race results list multiple horses with times and payouts. Notable entries include First-Big Zeke at 11.20 and Bold Blaze, Daily Double and Perfecta payouts, with drivers and horse names such as Racie Blaze, Orphan Empress, JR Leitch, Hills Rebel, and Chita Scott among others.
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Big Zeke
Racie Blaze
Bold Blaze
Keepers Kid
JR Leitch
Hills Rebel
Brooks Adios
Florigold
Perfecta
Chidboy
Keystone Gem
Queen's Guy
Jess Spencer
Guy K Abbe
Chita Scott
Richard
Walleyes Move In Top South Shore Action
Walleyes have moved into South Shore waters in good numbers with Ruggles Reef to Vermilion proving productive. Early catches include Bob Hayes of Hayes Marina with two fish weighing four pounds two ounces, both on a Lucky Lure and nightcrawler. Other notable anglers are Gary Thomas with four fish up to six pounds, Duane Knittle with a pair up to five pounds 12 ounces, and the Costello brothers with an excellent catch.区域
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South Shore
Ruggles Reef
Vermilion
Bob Hayes
Hayes Marina
Art Hayes
Gary Thomas
Lorain
Duane Knittle
Huron
Costello Brothers
Ruggles Beach
Ruggles
Cask Villa
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Gross
Robert Howard
Hal Bock
Typecast
Fi Q
Bill Shoemaker
Fernando Toro
Hi Q
Hadaway
Ramser
Wm Rice
Jack Colton
Chas Howley
R Vaughn
Frank Fields
Geo Hoover
Bath & Kitchen
Lorain County
Builders & Re
Elyria
Joseph Rinaldi ER
Mel
Racing & PA
Rts
Jenkins
Norman
Perry
Sutton
Ryan
Cloninger
Billingham
Niekros
Blass
Stoneman
Strohmayer
Wise
Fryman
St. Loui
Schlather Insurance
Andrew Allen
Dan Meecha
Tim Murphy
Taylor
Larry Wysyncki
North Minor
Tarcy
Lehman-Johnson-Young
OM Slot Shop
Jeff Rozga
Dave Karody
Slot Shop
Tom Stefancin
Tom Lupino
Mike Ody
Steve McNamara
Keith Scagg
Paul Drury
Rick McNamara
Ray James
L-J-Y
Mark Tanner
Brent Clay
John Suetta
Suetta
Superior Electric
al Zerbini
Mike Bruce
Gus Ristas
Doug Carrence
Jim Vance
Dave Williams
Superior
East Minor
Tommy Kulasa
Tosing
Todd Read
J. C. Insurance
Doug West
John Murphy
Paul Burt
Ed Burt
Evan
Tod Read
Paul Read
Tom Hoover
Bryan Cunningham
Mark Brooks
Joe Reaser
Derek Myers
T. Comstock
J. Ross
M. Olmodovar
Cascade
David Baeder
Jeff Alhert
Joe Schma
Alwin
Binggeli
Bonko
Belcher
D. Tanner
P&a Arca
Hales
Brent Reitz
Hales Cleaners
Frank Bago
Tom Underman
Todd McLean
F. Bago
T. Sullivan
Bill Eddy
Elysia Fence
Weber Insurance
Greg Jones
Dan Wisneski
Elyria Fence
Mark Hudak
Eagles
Western Automatic
Dave Sohi
Richard Montague
Mark Foss
Weber’s
Leon Woolfork
EFL
Charles Allgoot
Webers Inc
Rick Canfield
Rick Case
Mark Fass
Mark Gainer
Dennis Ingold
David Sohl
George Tomkins
The
Ken Varndell
Larry Brown
Dale Dyer
Mike Lapos
Ken Roush
Kevin Godboit
Bernard Ables
Jim Henry
Gary Kamin
Andrew Allen Schlather
J.C, Insurance Evans Lanes
Northfield Racing
Fazan
DD Doyle
Marv D
Walleye
State Farm
Tvantarass
Donald W. Martin
Take Avenue
State Farm Fire and Casualty Company
Bloomington
Illinois
Lake Avenue
Hart
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