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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1971

Page

11

Hot Stove Tournament heads for final rounds

Lorain County Hot Stove Baseball enters semi finals in three classes and finals in two after a weekend of roughly 35 games. Graf ton beat Lorain Cardinals 13-1 in Class D first round. North Ridgeville Luxury Heating beat Orville Moose 11-8 and earned a finals bye.

Lorain County Grafton Lorain Cardinals Amherst North Eaton North Ridgeville Orville Moose Lorain Eskin Insurance Wayne Hahn Mart Lorain Villa Waynesdale Sheffield Lake Lorain City Hinkley North Ridgeville Big Town Lorain City Number One Pate Hallen Ford Rubber Maid Palmer Buckeye North Ridgeville Investment Firelands Wellington Litchfield K Union Savings Hitchcock Columbia Litchfield Smithville North Olmsted Kiwanis Northwestern Gray Sheffield Shoreway Grafton Merchants North Olmsted Oberlin Ridgeville Holy Name Sheffield Gay Acres Dalton Litchfield

Crampton Captures Western Open With Five Under Par

Bruce Crampton fired a five under par 279 to win the Western Open at Olympia Fields, holding off Bobby Nichols and Dick Lotz. Nichols finished second at 281 as Jerry Heard and Tommy Aaron tied for third at 282, with Lotz fifth at 283.

Chicago UPI Bruce Crampton Crampton Bobby Nichols Dick Lotz Jerry Heard Tommy Aaron Lotz Nichols Olympia Fields North

Walker Comes Within Three Outs of Pirates No-Hitter

Luke Walker carried a one-hitter into the ninth before Joe Ferguson homered to break up the potential no-hitter. The Pirates swept a doubleheader from the Dodgers, extending their win streak to 11 and widening their NL East lead. Ferguson’s shot ended Walker’s bid but he remained a key part of Pittsburgh’s rotation. The Dodgers game followed a 3-2 Pirates win in the opener as the club solidified top form.

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Pirates no hitter dreams fade as Ferguson homer sinks bid

In a Pirates game at Forbes Field, Ferguson homered in the ninth inning off starter Walker, erasing a no hit bid. Walker pitched well with three baserunners allowed. the Pirates tied late but lost 3 2 to 1 as Ferguson’s first major league homer sealed the win for the opponent.

Walker Pirate Pittsburgh Pirates Nicholas Maddox Brooklyn Dodgers Old Exposition Park Ferguson Forbes Field Three Rivers Stadium Gene Alley Renaldo Stennett Bill Mazeroski Gene Clines

May edges Foster as McMullen ends duel in ninth

Ken McMullen hit a two run homer with two out in the ninth to snap Rudy May’s winless streak and hand Cleveland a 2-1 loss. May had allowed only two runs in 34 innings but received little run support as Alan Foster faltered to 5-9. The Angels moved to 9-3 in their last 12 games and took third place from Minnesota.

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Record number of runners joins Lorain County Road Runners events

A field of 102 runners took part in Amherst events covering physical fitness three and six miles. Tony Otto led Amherst in the top five of the five mile race and district meet action continues with Elyria’s league games and Lorain County Community College relay planned for August 1.

Lorain County Amherst Comets Tony Otto Brian Sobczak Maple Heights Marquette University Glen Wilburn Scott

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