All-Star game answers and football camp notes summary
Vida Blue pitched for the American League in the All-Star Game with Johnny Bench Hank Aaron Reggie Jackson Frank Robinson Harmon Killebrew and Roberto Clemente as sluggers. Jim Palmer was the NL winner and Dock Ellis the loser. Merlin Olsen’s brother is Phil. Greg Landry announced he was playing out his option with the Detroit Lions. Frank Robinson was MVP and the NL winning streak ended at eight games. Guy Homaly is noted as a quiz item. the Browns camp highlighted a top rookie defensive back.
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Vida Blue
Johnny Bench
Hank Aaron
Reggie Jackson
Frank Robinson
Harmon Killebrew
Robert Clemente
Jim Palmer
Dock Ellis
Phil
Detroit Lions
Cleveland Browns
Pirates win in dramatic 17th inning battle with Padres
The Pirates and Padres played a 17 inning marathon with Roberto Clemente delivering a decisive homer in the 17th to cap a 4 hour game. Willie Stargell homered late and the Pirates extended their winning streak to seven games while the Padres' spirit stayed in the battle.
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Pirates
Padres
Murtaugh
Jose Pagan
Gene Alley
Roberts
Willie Stargell
Stargell
Ivan Murrell
al Severinsen
Stargel
SAN Diego
Dave Roberts
Richie Hebner
Clemente
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Atlanta
Giants
Major League Standings and Saturday Night Games
Standings update references teams and pitchers with night games at Oakland California Kansas City Washington New York Boston and Baltimore. Scheduled Saturday matchups include Detroit at Oakland Baltimore at California Cleveland at Kansas City Minnesota at Washington Chicago at New York and Milwaukee at Boston.
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Detroit
Cain
Oakland
Blue
Baltimore
Cuellar
California
Wright
Cleveland
Lamb
Kansas City
Cal Canton
Chicago
John
Washington
Bromberg
Milwaukee
Parsons
New York
Bahnsen
Minnesota
Blyleven
Boston
Stebert
Taggert to Direct Amherst Ends Football Coaching Change
John Taggert named assistant varsity football coach at Amherst Marion L. Steele High School in Amherst. He will handle the offensive ends and outside linebackers as Wally Armour undergoes medical tests. Moe Williams serves as acting director of summer fitness drills. Also notes MLB results from Dodgers, Reds, Mets, Cubs, and Expos.
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John Taggert
Chronicle-Telegram
Amherst
Marion L. Steele
Lakeland
Taggert
Bowling Green State Universi
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
St Louis
Philadelphia
Montreal
West Ikity
San Francico
Lorain Te Angeles
Halston
Longfel- Renogratalow
San Diego
Lorain High School
Wally Armour
Lorain Community Hospital
Moe Williams
Elyria City Tournament Seeks Sunday Start at Cherry Ridge
Rain postponed opening round. defending champ Bob Crawford trails by 18 as 72 golfers advance to medal play then top eight move to quarterfinals. Players list start times from 7:30 to 9:38 with names including Jim Couch, Ron Fritz, and Tom Vavamea among participants.
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Elyria City
Cherry Ridge
Bob Crawford
Jim Couch
Ron Fritz
Ed McCoy
Dave Gardner
Bob Maiolo
Bob Noren
Bob Noren Jr
Ben Bradner
Andy Biskup
Ed Telarek
Bill Noren
Geo Ross
Dave Charnes
Bob Fritz
Tom Vavamea
Ed Koehn
Ken Sito
Jim
Jim Bailesky
Kent Kring
Andy Wossilek
Baseball schedule snippets include multiple city matchups
The list shows games such as San Diego at Pittsburgh Montreal at St Louis Los Angeles at Atlanta San Francisco at Cincinnati New York at Houston and Philadelphia at Chicago. Also noted are pitchers with win loss records and one entry with Dicker 12-4. The fragmentary text repeats several matchups in day and night slots.
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San Diego
Pirates
Padres
Roberto Clemente
Los Angeles
Atlanta
New York
Houston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
San Francisco
St. Louis
Montreal
Arlin
Pittsburgh
Johnson
Renko
St Louis
Cleveland
Sutton
Niekro
Perry
Nolan
Seaver
Dicker
Short
Hands
St Lews
San Fran
Pitts
Lorain City Tournament Opens After Rain Cancels Qualifier
The 18 hole Lorain City Championship qualifier at Vermilion golf course was canceled by rain, allowing all entrants to advance to match play. First round deadline July 21, second round by July 25, quarter finals by July 31, semifinals August 7 and finals August 8.
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Lorain City
Vermilion Golf Course
Slowpitch tourney action continues in double elimination
The Lorain County Slow pitch softball tournament keeps all teams alive at Oakwood field with tonight’s schedule in both upper and lower brackets. Spike Realty meets Wyville at 6 30 in the upper bracket after Wyville beat Juvenile Court. Hohla Gulf faces United Polish Club at 7 45. Chapin Trucking squares with Elyria Eagles at 10. Local 880 and other matchups fill the night and Saturday slate noted with later games at Lake Field and P A W fields. Long career George Blanda of the Oakland Raiders is highlighted with 21 seasons in pro football.
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Lorain County
Oakwood Field
Spike Realty
Wyville
Juvenile Court
Hohla Gulf
United Polish Club
Hohla
Elyria Pawnee Citgo
Up.c
Amherst Hotel Grill
Chapin Trucking
Elyria Eagles
Elyria Telephone
Bill’s
Don's
Frank
Chapin- Eagles
Kopf Construction
Doyle Electric
Kowalski All Stars
Ely
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LaPorte
Columbia Station
Richard Goss
Roger Oldaker
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Richard Jones
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McGuckin
Baker
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Claude Osteen
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Don Kessinger
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Wm Ignatz
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Jim Kokai
Ed Brown
Roy Lewis
Bob Corsaro
Tom Fitzhugh
Geo Innes
Bob Noll
Joe Mynarsky
Geo Noll
Gary Renz
Wm Bird
Bob Kirsch
John Husband
Ed Jalowiec
Larry Zaleski
Archie Bohn
Craig Chapman
Wm Gantz
Roger Powell
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West Avenue
Elm Street
Lodi Stree
Terry Futrall
Ken Schobelbye
Carl Innocent
Neil Hladik
Pete Newbert
John Lesnak
John Shullick
Richard Mariotto
Dennis Keating
Robert Fortman
Dick O'Connell
Joe Karney
Paul Attie Bye
Frank Bachgolfer
Responsible O'Connell
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Dave i
Masters
Joe Temkiewicz
Gasper
Kovacs
Dick Kirshaw
Ed Uland
Mike Bodnarbye
Jim Tomaszewski
Tom Schlitter
Chet Antos
Ron Dennis
Ron Reith
Gerald Potts
Earl Price
Jim Lloyd
Brian Gighott
John Martin
John Zolnay
Jeff Hilko
Larry Steen
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Ted Jacobs
Chuck Garra
Try Beary
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Okey Bennett
Ray Gabor
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Fred Hitchison
Sam McCullough
Lee Niskey
Hoke Liston
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Joe Machnik
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Tom Fredenck
Dick Tirona
Robert Flynn
Emerson Lindemood
Herb Crawford
John Beachler
Muke Szekely
Gary Beary
Bob Pogorek
Tom Hernon
George Binder
Don Beachler
Larry Chaney
Don Ombrbye
Dorman Elliott
Charles Clark
Bob Mason
James Watson
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Ezra Johnson
Ed Gomesak Bye
John Cleak
Dave Pry
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Rich Ruth
Jog Kokinda
D McCartney
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Detroit RD
Tudor Sedan
General Motor
OPEL
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Skylark
Earl J. Lance
Cleveland St
Elyria, Ohio
Ria
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Midway Oh Boys
Tarrys Lanes
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Tarry’s
George
Daisy
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Elyria Payne
Kowalski
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Local 1242
P.A.W
Bill
Amvers
George Blanda
Oakland Raiders
Worcester Sales & Service
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