Gonzalez Seeks Wimbledon Title in Bid Like Open Crown
Pancho Gonzalez, aging but driven, travels to London to chase his first Wimbledon singles crown. The veteran recalls career highs, adapts tactics with lobs and steady tempo, hoping to outlast rivals and relight his edge.
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Murphy Bros. win as rain ends game early
Murphy Bros. overpower Andrew Allan Builders 10-2 after five innings as Steve Sunagel drives a homer and two hits. Paul Sunagel totals four strikeouts and four hits allowed while Mike Loan takes the loss. Other games see Lysaught Builders beat Servomation 2-1 on two Greg Rau hits, and Hess & Yess fall 11-8 after Todd Sexton fans four with four hits for the winners.
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Mike Loan
Mark Neuschaefer
Jeff Binggell
Rick Roberts
Jim Mulholland
Andrew Allan Brois
Jim Taylor
Greg Machovina
Dan Butcher
Fran Jackson
Lysaught Builders
Barry Broadwater
Greg Rau
Les Drage Realty
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Hess & Yess
Todd Sexton
Summiry
Toda Sexton
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Todd Seaton
Larry McGrath
Payne's Citgo Edges Ridge Tool In Eight-Homer slugfest
Pops Bradbury delivered a game winning single for Payne's Citgo in a 14-13 slugfest last night. Eight home runs were hit as Mike Weber Dale Hawke and Skip Buga led the offense for the winners while Lou Flatt and Jesse Taylor sparked the losers with multi hit efforts.
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Exh ibition horse race card with Purse details and entries
A long OCR fragment lists racing entries for nine races with purses from 1000 to 3200 dollars. Horses include Wooden Nickel Tiger Lind Exhibitionist Tar Girl Jennifer Knight and more. It records Pace and Trot events, horses, drivers, and notable entrants like Ohio's Ladyship and Ada Demise. Also contains baseball pitching summaries of local teams with winners and losers and hit totals.
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Jennifer Knight
Arawana Haat Dee
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Bestball winners finish with 28 at Rolling Acres I A W Classic
Jay Jursinski and Jim Janasko won with a 28 in the I A W Classic Two man Best Ball at Rolling Acres on Sunday. Stan Perritt and Doc Mlakar shot 29 for second. four duos tied for third at 31. Kurjan-Tomasko and others tied for third. Janasko had low net 30. Perritt and Sellers won closest-to-pin prizes in respective groups.
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Rolling Acres
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Clearview seeks opponents for scrimmages and 10th game
Clearview High School needs first and third football scrimmages and a 10th game for the coming season. Interested teams should contact athletic director Bob Walsh at 233-7188.
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