Thoroughbred Stakes Action at Thistledown Feature
Quick Energy and Sweet Ginger head a field at Thistledown for the six and a half furlong Sit ed Forest City Stakes. Pin Oak Stable and R Gaines send entries while N W Bailey camp aims with Sit ed Forest City and other runners in a race for three year olds and up.
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Snooker Club Scores Top Marks in Quiet Meet
The 600 Club posted notable scores with Gib Henke achieving 626 Dick Holgauer 610 and Jerry Finnegan 600 in a compact meet. The event highlighted strong personal bests and steady play at the local venue.
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Baseball’s Race for Commissioner Heats Up
Mil ton Richman reports both leagues seek their own man as baseball’s next commissioner. In Dearborn talks, AL and NL leaders trimmed candidates and debated candidacy, with Lee MacPhail leading in AL support while Cronin and others linger. Balloting will begin at the next Yankees meeting as parties jockey for influence.
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Softball League Results Highlight Wide Scoring Past Week
Bolero Club, led by Verindy Teateal Tenderig and Ralph Broadwater, topped Ely Telephone 4-0 in Class B as Bill Miller and Randy Stevenson homered and singles fueled a late rally. Kelly Brothers Construction defeated Brown Fintube 19-9 with John Cox three hits and strong team offense. Elyria Foundry won by forfeit over Harvey's Sohio.
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Canton's All-Star Game pits coaches vs long odds
The North and South squads face potential losses as top coaches Earl Bruce and Bob Lewis seek victory to avoid the dreaded postgame walk to the dressing room. Indiana's John Pont pledges a win now approach while assembling an Ohio-flavored staff.
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Avon All Stars Triumph After Close All Star Battle
In Avon Lake the National League edged the American League in a tight All Star game. Rick Parker Norm Frindt and Keith Rust pitched for the winners while Terry Scott Mike Shaw and Mark Imburgia took the mound for the losers. Tim McLaughlin delivered the lone run for Oak Hills Country Club in a 28 to 32 event defeat. Elyria’s Diane O Donnell Diane Koepp Rick O Donnell Leslie Sian Diane Kern and Jessie Folley led local swimming wins.
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J. ‘Diane Kern
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Sullivan native bowls perfect 300 in tourney
Robert H. Bauer of Rittman rolled a 300 game Saturday night at Laurel Lanes Warren in an ABA sanctioned tournament. His 63 percent series included four splits in the second game. Bauer is the son of Frank and Mrs. Bauer of Sullivan, with Frank planning to open 77 Sunset Lanes in Rittman on August 14.
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Fight results by United Press International
In Tokyo Fumio Kaizu 161 Japan knocked out Shokichi Ueda 161 Japan in four. In Los Angeles Wayne Heath 20 Oklahoma City out pointed Line Rendon 182 Cuba in ten. In Portland Ore Richard Sue 127 Portland stopped Danny Kid 132 Stockton Calif in nine.
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Reds Run Nine Straight to Tie NL Streak Mark
Cincinnati Reds extended the longest National League winning streak in 1964 to nine games, matching the mark and keeping their momentum atop the standings. The stretch stayed intact as UPI reports from Cincinnati.
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