Indians Win Bruising 1-0 Baseball Battle at Anaheim
Cleveland edged the Angels 1-0 at Anaheim Stadium in a game that felt like football. Vince Colbert, 4-1, pitched eight strong innings and Ray Fosse drove in the decisive run with a fourth inning single as Graig Nettles doubled. Ken Berry, ex Wichita State flanker, triggered a ninth inning melee by delivering a cross body block on Jack Brohamer as Cleveland preserved the shutout. Brohamer and Berry exchanged words after the smaller incident. Colbert earned the win. Clyde Wright took the loss for Los Angeles. The Indians moved within four games of Baltimore and Detroit in the AL East as the Angels slipped further back in the West.
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Bucs rally as Robertson fuels rain delayed doubleheader
Bob Robertson broke out of a 21 at bats slump with three hits and four RBIs to pace the Pirates to a 4-1 and 9-7 pair of wins over the Giants. The victories move Pittsburgh to one game ahead of idle Mets in the NL East as Robertson drove in runs with a sacrifice fly and key singles.
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Spring Valley golfers win B and others in Scotch Foursome tourney
Don Donndaus and Bill Peters on Shaker Heights take Class A with 36 and 34. Robert Widener and Jack Carpenter of Wedgewood tie for second with 72 net 68. Other local golfers in Class B include Dick Patterson Spring Valley and Bill Randall Lorain CC at 75, Rudy Mate and Norm Alleman-79, Joe Cleary and Jack Pfeiffer-80 from Spring Valley. Class C features Al Aiello and Baldo Campana of Lorain CC, Dan an 81 total, and Wedgewood Sheedy and Len Benbow. Play used the Chapman System.
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Hess leaves Community College for NECC post
Jack Hess, builder of Lorain County Community College soccer, leaves to become assistant athletic director and director of physical education and intramurals at Northern Essex Community College in Haverhill Massachusetts. The new school plans teams in basketball, golf, tennis and cross country, with expansion expected. Hess previously resigned as SCCC soccer coach in May 1971 after a finances and recruiting dispute, but led tennis to an 11-0 season and a Turnpike Athletic Conference title.
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Deadline nears for Zolnay event two man bestball tournament
Entry deadline for the 5th Annual Lew Zolnay Memorial Two Man Bestball Tournament is Sunday. The event will be June 25 at Bob-O-Link with an entry fee of 2 dollars for Lorain County District Golf Association members and 3 dollars for others. Send entries to Roy Lewis, 486 Oliver Dr., Elyria, or call 365-4417. The 18 hole medal play will use four handicap classes. Defending champions Brian Gigliotti and John Zolnay are entered. Lew Zolnay founded the association and served as secretary.
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Sandusky's Tom Darden signs multi year pact
Cleveland Browns announce a multi year contract for Sandusky native Tom Darden, a Michigan defensive back and 1977 first round pick, as part of a series of trades. Freddie Summers moves to the Giants, with Cleveland receiving a Giants draft selection as compensation for Jack Gregory. Summers and Summers’ role details noted, Darden to begin indoctrination July 5 and 6 before joining the Browns on July 30.
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Telephone beats Kennedy in winless showdown at North Park
Elyria Telephone Company scored twice in the sixth to top Kennedy Enterprise 4 2 in a Big League game at North Park. Frank Lubich delivered a two run double and Keith Gonzalez earned the win in relief while Dennis Hamilton took the loss. Rans drove in Lubich and Talarek added a run. Scarbrough struck out three over four innings. Gonzalez and Hamilton allowed five hits across seven innings.
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