Western Open net underway in Springfield Ohio tennis championships
The Western Open juniors and boys event trimmed 14 players and saw two seeds advance. Fourteenth seed Peter Rennett beat Randy Clayton while sixteenth seed Chuck Hodgin defeated Steve Samaha. Top seed Larry Gottfried meets Scott Kobren and Blaine Willenberg in 16 and under. Ohio players had a tough day with several losses as 152 matches are scheduled this week and finals set for Saturday. Norwalk St Paul High eyes Holman successor within two weeks as Rocki Larizza seeks applicants.
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Kirtland
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Honolulu
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A's silence Otis rally fuels 9-2 win over Royals
In the American League roundup Amost Otis and Kansas City rallied after his taunts but the A's erased the message with a seven run first inning and a 9-2 victory. Chuck Tanner praised the team while Angels beat Rangers 7-3 on Lee Stanton grand slam and Red Sox drop sixth in seven as Chambliss homer lifts Yankees 6-5 in ninth.
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Norm Sherry
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Don Zimmer
New York Yankees
Chris Chambliss
Major League home run leaders and key results
National League leaders Kingman and Schmidt lead with 32 and 26 homers as Foster and Morgan top RBIs, while American League stars Mayberry Munson and Chambliss pace RBI totals. In other action the Brewers beat the Orioles 3-1, Tigers swept Indians 9-1 and 5-4, and Twins routed the White Sox 13-8 before nightcap losses.
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Schmidt Succeeds After Switching Bats In Phillies Win
Mike Schmidt used a lighter shorter bat credited to Johnny Oates and homered in Philadelphia's 13 7 win over the Pirates. He added two singles and four RBIs as the Phillies extended their NL East lead. Contests elsewhere saw Dodgers, Astros, Cardinals, Expos and Reds posting close wins in late innings.
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St. Louis
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South major league playoff set
The Elyria South Major League playoff series opens tonight at 6 between Aztec and Burger King with Game 2 tomorrow at 6. In Ohio, Turn Capp won the Scarlet Carnation Stakes at Thistledown guiding 3-year-old to a 1:40.2 mile and paying odds of 4.40 2.60 2.40.
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