Solomon and Dibbs reach French Open semifinals
Harold Solomon and Eddie Dibbs, nicknamed the bagel twins, advanced to the French Open semifinals. Solomon defeated Guillermo Vilas 6-1 0-6 7-6 6-1 and Dibbs beat Adriano Panatta to set up a clash with Panatta as he seeks a final berth, with potential American final interest not seen since 1955.
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Tony Trabert
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Argentina
Raul Ramirez
Mexico
Adriano Panatta
Borg
Paris
Frazier Seeks Answer After Foreman Loss Rematch Looms
Joe Frazier, in peak shape, reflects on Jamaica defeat to George Foreman and vows to seek the needed answer in the upcoming Tuesday bout. He questions if heavier training could have changed that 1973 night, while emphasizing his concern for health and financial security.
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Joe Frazier
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Garretts Drywall rallies to 10-9 win over Grebers Campers
Garretts Drywall tied the game with two runs in the seventh and won in 10th. Kay Norman homered and tripled for Garretts as Midway Oh Boy beat Cardi Lanes. Janet Brown had three hits.
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Feller, Speaker named to Ohio's Hall of Fame
Ohio Baseball Hall of Fame to induct eleven charter members with Ohio ties including Cy Young Waite Hoyt Jesse Haines Bob Feller Red Ruffing Dean Chance Tris Speaker Eddie Roush Luke Sewell Ernie Lombardi and Nick Cullop Founder Thomas Eakin of Shaker Heights announced induction ceremonies set for July 5 Several charter inductees expected to attend in Newcomers town and Cleveland segment details from the event appear in the list of scores and local softball results included.
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Tris Speaker
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Luke Sewell
Ernie Lombardi
Henry
Nick” Cullop
Thomas Eakin
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Ritchie Dominates As Columbia 82 Auto Service Romps 35-10
Dave Ritchie led Columbia 82 Auto Service with five at bats, while Sylvio Milluzzi drove in six runs and, alongside Brian McKay and Billy Martin, collected three hits apiece. Milluzzi, McKay, Brian Cox and Jay McKey homered as Columbia improved to 8-3 with a 35-10 win over LaGrange Merchants. McKay pitched a three hit victory with eight strikeouts.
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Sylvio Milluzzi
Pace
Columbia 82 Auto Service
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Billy Martin
Columbia
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Brian Cox
Jay McKey
Columbia 92 Auto Service
David Ritchie
Phil Medvetz
Oberlin Campus Cleaners
Ritchie
Medvetz
Bill Martin
LaPorte Civics
Oberlin Wabq
Gary Larkins
Steve Lewis
Mike Filipiak
Garretts First National Big League Victory Dominates
Garretts built a 11-0 win at North Park Thursday as Garred Drywall had five hits and Kennedy Enterprises failed to score from one. Howell Thornton Holloway PR Hawke Doran HBP by Howell. Charley Ault held Kenne dy to one hit with a Barry Broadwater double. Larry McGrath Tim Hawke each added two hits for First National Bank in an 11-3 rout of Kohlmyer Sports. Jim Cook and Jim Evans had two hits for Kohlmyer.
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Baseball and softball results from Wednesday leagues mix up
Brian Hutton and Jim Harris pitched a three hitter to lift Gordon House to a 1-1 draw with Douglas Manufacturing. Paul Sadowald led Douglas with two hits. Les Spike dropped a second straight in the second half, 4-2 to Union Savings, with Hal Marquardt and Mike Lupoli starring for the winners. Jeff Kovacs had two hits as Denny's beat Charter Realty 6-5. Kelly Brothers edged Charter Realty 4-2 on Larry Enderby’s three-hitter. Northwest Heading beat Stanadyne West ern 14-7 as Leonard Howser allowed seven hits. VFW 1070 downed Elyria Fence 12-11 with Ryan Sooy and Vic Barbee contributing multi-hit efforts.
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Jim Harris
Gordon House
Douglas Manufacturing
Paul Sadowski
Douglas
Les Spike
Union
Hal Marquardt
Mike Lupoli
Joe Caputo
Jeff Kovacs
Denny
Charter Realty
Tosingn
Kelly Brothers
Larry Enderby
Barry Stephenson
Kelly
Golf Outing and Steak Fry at Meadowbrook Club
Saturday event features a four man best ball format with prizes for putts, poker holes, and pin shots. Nine teams tee off from 12:30 p.m., two spots open. contact John Koviak. Individual top scores listed include Lea Figueroa and Sherry Mercer, with team standings such as 76 Pinwheels and Optimistics.
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Nosland
John Koviak
Tower Pizza
Alley Rats
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Helen Mallins
Ross two off lead after first round in Northeastern Ohio Amateur
Jim Ross of Oberlin Golf Club sits two behind leader Barry Terjeason after carding 71 at Madison Country Club in the Northeastern Ohio Amateur Invitational. Tad Biskind and Bill McCormack share second at 70, with multiple players tied for positions as the field narrows after round two. The event continues with rounds at Hudson and Sharon, and 180 golfers started the tournament. Also, Ray Nagle resigned as Washington State athletic director to take the Hawaii post.
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Oberlin Golf Club
Ross
Cleveland
Art Hudnutt
Elyria Country Club
Richard Hasman
Wedgewood
Mike Turner
Avon Oaks
Ron Sanker
Bob Miles
Steve Stetak
Oberlin
Joe Megien
Lorain
Don Sterling
Gary Demko
Spring Valley
von Studer
Lee Chill Jr
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Jim Neihaiser
Columbia Hills
Bill Krosky
Martin Stancik Jr
Nagle
Pullman
Wash
UPI
Ray Nagle
Washington State University
University of Hawaii
Bowling notes from area leagues include high 539 by Kyoko Smith
Kyoko Smith posted a 539 series in the Ladies Thursday Night Handicap League while Paula Ward rolled a 201 game in the Thursday Morning Roadrunners loop.
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Kyoko Smith
Paula Ward
Bees Attack and Baseball Clash Highlight Night
Bees attacked from page 12 as dockworker Guilfoyle and Demko sprayed and swatted the insects while the Pirates held off the Reds. George Foster drove in his 51st and 52nd runs as Cincinnati built a four-game NL West lead. Cubs beat Braves 7-6 Expos topped Giants 6-5 Mets shut out Padres 6-0 Phillies beat Dodgers 10-6 in 12 innings.
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