Indians rout Brewers as McDowell hurls two hitter
Cleveland blanked Milwaukee 11 0 behind Sam McDowell two hits allowed in a complete game win. McDowell improved to 7 5, fanning nine as he retired the last 16 in a row after Auerbach doubled in the sixth. The Indians, with 20 1 after May 8, prepare for a three game set with the Minnesota Twins led by early offense from Foster Uhlaender Nettles and Baker.
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Weiskopf Wins In A Playoff At Kemper Open
In Charlotte four players Dale Douglass Lee Trevino Gary Player and Tom Weiskopf tied at 277 after 72 holes. Weiskopf then won in sudden death at the 18th with a final birdie to claim the $30 000 first prize and move season earnings to 60 367. Trevino Player and Douglass earned 11 600 each, while Bob Lunn George Johnson and Rod Funseth were close behind. Arnold Palmer finished 12th at 281.
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Antos wins Cohn Memorial in eight player event
Vermilion golfer Chet Antos captured the Class AA title in the eighth annual Louis Cohn Memorial Tournament at Emerald Valley. He shot 109 over 27 holes aided by a sharp short game, birdieing holes seven nine and opening with 33. Rivera matched 33 but Antos pulled ahead with 33-36-40 for the victory.
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East, West split 1971 Ohio All-Star series final
Ken Leveck of Ashtabula Harbor starred with four hits and two runs in a 6-5 East win for MVP honors. Tim Hoyles of Princeton shone with a homer and four RBIs as the West MVP, finishing 5-for-11 with an RBI and three runs. The 16th Ohio High School All-Star Baseball Series concluded June 13 at Ohio State.
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