Avon Hardware Appreciation shoot at Rt. 58 Gun Club results
Don Miller Mankin high overall gun with 196 X 20 won hardware trophy. 16-yard winner Lee Roy Mankin 99 X 100. 20-yard handicap 97 X 100. top two-event score 196 X 20. Winners include William Wahl 16-yard 100 straight. Class A Larry Taylor 100 straight 49 X 50 shootoff. Class B Bill Nash 100. Class C Richard Feil 97. Class D Mankin winner. Seventy gunners in 16-yarder. juniors, veterans, and doubles also reported. results by Dorothy M. Thomas.
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Westlake
Larry Taylor
North Olmsted
William Gerber
Lorain
Bill Nash
Cleveland
Leroy Gerber
Woodbury Heights
N.J
Richard Feil
South Euclid
Don Englebry
Don Menhenett
Fairview Park
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John Hays
Solon
Funnerup
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Chippewa Lake
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Parma
Jim Christopher
Tom Rogalski
Dorothy M. Thomas
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Bay clinches SWC title on Kaiser three-hitter win
Bay defeats Avon Lake 1 0 as Mike Kaiser throws six innings of one earned run baseball with 11 strikeouts. Dave Dye finishes. Pete Hornig drives two hits and two RBIs including a double with John Gross. Bay Village also notes Rick Naumann no-hits Westlake for a 10 0 SWC win.
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Avon Lake
Mike Kaiser
Kaiser
Dave Dye
Dye
Pete Hornig
Rockets
Hornig
John Gross
BAY Village
Rick Naumann
Westlake
Naumann
Jon Osborne
Lee Rohlke
Bay Ab
Avon Lake Ct
Bryal Hab
Grees
Hor- Hoag
Fammaun
Cowan
Paris
Aven Lakes
Hortig
Osborne
Yascer
Swift Givens
Twins
Tigers
Roy Smalley
Minnesota
Detroit
Hosken Powell
Smalley
Dan Ford
Ford
Mike Cubbage
Glenn Borgmann
Powell
Falk
Yanks
Ron Guidry
Yankees
Rich Gossage
Oakland
Dave Bevering
Wayne Gross
Guidry
Cliff Johnson
New York
Gary Alexander
A’s
Blue Jays
Rangers
Jesse Jefferson
Texas
Roy Howell
Otto Velez
RBI
Toronto
Rick Bosetti
Jon Matlack
Bob Bailor
Howell
Jim Sundberg
Orioles
Mariners
Bill Smith
Andres Mora
Baltimore
John Hale
Craig Reynolds
Seattle
Kansas City
Sonics edge Bullets to inch near title in series
Seattle Coach Lenny Wilkens cited tempo as the key as the Sonics held a late lead to beat Washington 98-94 and cut the gap to one win from the NBA final. Dennis Johnson and Fred Brown led scoring with 24 and 26 respectively as Seattle moved within one win of the championship.
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UPI
Seattle Super Sonics
Lenny Wilkens
Wilkens
Sonics
Washington Bullets
Bullets
Washington
Kevin Grevey
Grevey
Dick Motta
Matta
Dennis Johnson
Brown
Gee
D.J
Sonic
Paul Silas
Silas
Landover
Tigers
Bench Proves Pinch Hit Snipes Reds Past Pirates
Johnny Bench returned from a week out with back spasms to pinch hit in the bottom of the ninth and belted a dramatic homer, giving Cincinnati a 3 2 win over Pittsburgh and narrowing the gap in the NL West behind San Francisco. Bench's 10th homer of the season came in his first pinch-hit appearance.
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Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
Bench
Pittsburgh
Jim Rooker
Reds
San Francisco
Pirates
Sparky Anderson
Dave Tomlin
Montreal
Phillies
Dodgers
Richie Hebner
Philadelphia
Bake McBride
Ron Cey
Bill Russell
Los Angeles
Astros
Cardinals
Jose Cruz
Houston
St. Louis
Tradition blocks Euclid in bid for state title
Euclid coach Pan Serra kept faith as his team blanked Columbus Briggs 4-0 in a rain delayed semifinal at Ohio State to reach the Class AAA final. Elder edged Fitch 4-2 to stay within one win of its ninth state crown for Greater Cincinnati. Benedictine faces Coshocton in Class AA with Middletown Fenwick meeting Hicksville in Class A as Ohio girls softball crowns loom in Ashland with multiple matchups.
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Fitch
Jerry Janszen
Joe Lind
Lind
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Greg Rake
Rake
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Norwalk
Dayton Oakwood
Oakwood
Fenwick
Asutabula St. John
Morral Ridgedale
Ashland
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Warren Champion
Springfield
Northwestern
Jeromesville
Casstown
Miami East
Kettering Fairmont East
Midpark
Newark
South Point
Columbus Hartley
Hillsdale
Portsmouth Clay
Mineral Ridge
Fregosi at helm but Angels still floundering
Jim Fregosi inherits a struggling Angels team that has lost six straight, including a 6-1 setback to the Red Sox. A few bright spots emerge like Lyman Bostock's four hits, but overall Boston’s Tiant dominates and Nolan Ryan fades early. The piece notes prior heavy losses to the White Sox and touches on other MLB results from the day.
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Jim Fregosi
California Angels
Angels
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Gene Autry
Dave Garcia
Ranfks
Fregosi
Lyman Bostock
Garcia
Butch Hobson
Luis Tiant
Nolan Ryan
Boston
Ryan
Carlton Fisk
Fred Lynn
Red Sox
Joe Ru
Royals
Whitey Herzog
Akers Eyes Boxing Title In Region Junior Olympics
Elyria’s Allena Akers of Gentile Athletic Club seeks the 165-pound Region Junior Olympic crown at Navy Park Gym tonight after a second round knockout of Edward Willis of Chicago in the semifinals. She faces Cecil Coffee of West Virginia for the title, with a national AAU berth at stake. Harold Kimbro also from Gentile AC fell to Charles Hanshaw in a tight 112-pound bout Friday.
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Allena Akers
Elyria
Gentile Athletic Club
Navy Park Gym
Akers
Edward Willis
Chicago
West Virginia
Cecil Coffee
Harold Kimbro
Gentile AC
Charles Hanshaw
California Bears dismiss two players for academic deficits
BERKELEY Calif AP California Bears guard Gene Ransom and forward Charles Mitchell have been dismissed from the university for academic deficits. Ransom a three year starter and Mitchell a transfer from Louisville had one year of eligibility left. Both are attending junior college to make up credits.
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California Bears
Gene Ransom
Charles Mitchell
Dave Maggard
Ransom
Mitchell
Louisville
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