Cleveland nine edges Elyria in tight district game
Cleveland Economys Sportsmen beat Elyria 4 to 3 in a District Five baseball contest at North Park. Elyria pitcher Rod Mamminga struck out 15 in seven innings but walked seven and the home team benefited from errors to hold on for the win.
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Fremont
Elyria
American Legion
Cleveland Economy
Bob Rieth
Bunch
Norwalk
Tiffin
North Park
Cleveland
Mike Petras
Mark Oda
Oda
Rod Mamminga
Clevelanders
Mamminga
Kip Coljohn
John Callahan
Caljohn
Callahan
Jim Rodgers
Petras
Chuck Barbee
John Bohannon
Rodgers
Barbee
Bohannon
Keith Slavin
Slavin
Caljahn
Jerry Rusnak
Coljohn
Ted Zewan
Les Miles
Tiffin Post
Buckeye Legion
St Paul Coach Lands College Backfield Job at Morehead
Former Norwalk St Paul High School coach Mike Gottfried, 26, is named defensive backfield coach at Morehead State University. Gottfried, a Crestline, Ohio native, earned 1969 Ohio Class A Coach of the Year as Norwalk went 10-0. He played quarterback at Morehead State for four years, throwing 3 553 yards and 31 touchdowns.
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Morehead, Ky
UPD
Norwalk St. Paul
Mike Gottfried
Morehead State University
Gottfried
Crestline
Ohio
Norwalk
Elyria Telephone Tops Kiwanis for Loop Lead
Elyria Telephone grabbed the second half lead with a 3-1 win over Kiwanis. Losing pitcher Gary Gronowski struck out 14 but allowed three runs and one walk while twoKiwanis runners remained on base. Ralph Hart had three hits for Kiwanis, Mike Rushinsky had two hits for Telephone, and George Kegges hit a homer.
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Elyria Telephone Company
Elyria
Kiwanis
Gary Gronowski
Gronowski
Ralph Hart
Mike Rushinsky
Telephone
George Kegges
Kiwanis Sweep Two In Big League Action
Kiwanis won twice, beating 1st National Bank 4 2 and 3 2 in separate games. Trevel and C Myers led Kiwanis with RBI tallies, while P Sprague and C Tulk contributed for 1st National. Also Grafton Merchants closed regular season with an 8 7 victory over Ridgeville Big Town, Jeff Lynch the winning pitcher.
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Kiwanis
1St National Bank
P_ Trevel
C Myers
P Sprague
C Tulk
RBI
Madison
Myer
Rustus
Kiwanis - P
Hamilton
Gronowski
Trevel
Myers
Starkey
Vincent Rbi
Haney
Grafton Merchants
Ridgeville Big Town
Jeff Lynch
Dave Dooley
The
Merchants
Bob Hobar
Alan Sanders
Krueger
Ridgeville
Starkey Dixon Dacs
Myers Hannay Mahl Philips Hart Ristus Nelson Sprague Awke Trevel
Madison A
Galk Lewis Tulk Austin Sabo
Record falls at Pinebrook Golf course sparks surprise scores
Jim Aschenbrener of Rocky River set a new Pinebrook course record with a 3 34 while playing with Steve Lucky Chuck Starkey Chet Coy and Andy Amrich Tony Cirigliano used a driver and a five wood to score an eagle on the 520 yard par five six hole Cirigliano posted a 36 for the round Jack Webb made an eagle on the 315 yard par four number one hole and finished nine holes in 41 Drumptop a five year old mare has beaten multiple rivals in American turf races this year.
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Pinebrook
Jim Aschenbrener
Pease Dr
Rocky River
Steve Lucky
Chuck Starkey
Chet Coy
Andy Amrich
Tony Cirigliano
Cirigliano
Jack Webb
Hawk Harrelson Sees Golf Rust After Pro Tryout
Former Indians star Ken Hawk Harrelson says his golf game remains rusty after quitting baseball for the pro tour. He won't enter serious events until after fall tryout school, but fired a par 72 in a celebrity game with other sports figures for Joe Lazaro of Waltham Massachusetts.
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Marlboro
Mass
UPI
Cleveland Indians
Ken ‘Hawk
Harrelson
Hawk
Joe Lazaro
Waltham
Ray Fosse Finds Fame Sweet After Humble High School Start
Cleveland catcher Ray Fosse, star of the American League All Star team for the second year, discusses the swift rise from a Marion high school athlete to a national figure. He enjoys the travel, autographs, and TV plugs for Cherokee Red, while acknowledging the boos and injuries that test a major leaguer.
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Marion
St. Louis
Cardinals
Cleveland
Ray Fosse
Ray
Fossee
Indians
Sam McDowell
Alvin Dark
Baltimore Orioles
St Louis
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Baltimore
First National tops Schlather in 5-2 victory
Brad Ristas and Bill Haney sparked First National Bank to a 5-2 win over Schlather Insurance. Rich Franklin earned the win, improving to 3-0, by pitching a strong game and escaping trouble in the sixth after Schlather loaded the bases with one out. Franklin also nailed Ray Korona off second to end the threat.
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Brad Ristas
Bill Haney
National Bank
Schlather Insurance
Rich Franklin
Schlather
Franklin
Bucynski
Ray Korona
First National
1St National Bank
Mike Kovacs
Bull Haney
Smith
Jett Smit
Betty Boyd rolls high in Early Bird league 504 series
Betty Boyd posted a 504 series with scores of 174 170 160 in the Early Bird’s League at Center Ridge. Ruth Gest earned high game honors with a 184 as the report notes Betty Boyd’s strong showing.
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Betty Boyd
Center Ridge
Ruth Gest
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Elyria Post
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Scott Romankwsbs
Gilmour
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Lindstrom
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Sprague
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Nelson Mahl Hart Frankin Sabo
Byrynski Hutchin
Haney Austin Hoover Hamilton
Starkey Gronowski
Vincent
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Sito Mrshnsky
Dixon G Regyes
Myers Caseblt
Nelson Lubich
Hutchins Hall
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Riart Rolle
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Blanca
Regyes
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Pam
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Detroit
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CT Sports Editor
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