Benefit cage game draws 6078 in Indianapolis
Martin Luther King Benefit game at the Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum drew a paid crowd of 6078 as the West beat the East 111-100. John Barnhill coached the West, while notable NBA ABA stars fueled a lively telecast and crowd in a flexible, entertaining showcase.
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Tarray's Summer FBI Couples A Ks Defeat Wy-8
The record notes Tarray's Summer FBI Couples A Ks with a 128 to 7 defeated score over WY-8 1. Knockouts downed Mommas and Poppas 61 to 7 2-1. Splits toppled Push-overs 5-10 to 6-9 2-1. Team No. 7 beat Hot-Shots 7-8 2-1. Top series: Geo Yasher 549 Harlan Kopp 520 Carroll Yasher 463 Sharon Banks 462. High games: Bob Auld 199 Sharon Banks 198 Geo Yasher 192 Carroll Yasher 187.
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Hitless Wonders erupt for 18 in rout of Twins
White Sox explode to an 18-8 victory over Minnesota as Walt Williams goes 4 for 5 with a three run homer and Rick Reichardt adds a grand slam in a nine run sixth. Baltimore, Milwaukee, Kansas City, Boston, and Cleveland win in AL play as power fades for many rivals.
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Elyria Foundry Tops Harvey Sohio In Senior Industrial League
Elyria Foundry defeated Harvey Sohio 21 to 16 Friday in a senior industrial league softball game. Winning pitcher Joe Lee Davis allowed 16 hits while Elyria collected 23 total hits. Bolero Club beat Old Mill 4 to 2 behind Bob Shauck \u2013 Rudy Rodriegouz took the loss.
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Tennis pro to offer lessons at Elyria Country Club
Dale Gibbons head tennis pro from Racquet Club West in Cleveland begins private and group lessons at Elyria Country Club starting June 28. He will teach Mondays with Bob Vosburgh handling Wednesdays, appointments available at 9 am, with rates 6 and 12 dollars for private sessions and six dollars each for 1% hour group sessions.
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Softball Drawing Set for July 7 at Recreation Center
Lorain County slow pitch tournament entry details announced by manager Thurman Taylor. The double elimination event carries a 25 dollar entry fee, 31 dollars for non USA sanctioned teams, with games at West Park on July 10 11 17 and 18. Three teams earn spots to the District 5 Tournament at Willard.
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United Polish Club Defends Title At Area Fairways Meet
United Polish Club is the defending champion. Taylor announced the Senior Industrial slow pitch district will be at Willard July 3 4 4 10 11 with an entry fee of 30 dollars 36 if not ASA sanctioned. Deadline Friday. Entries can be picked up at the Recreation Center and mailed to Russ McDowell 519 Dale Ave Willard 44890. Players must be employed by the team sponsor in the Industrial tournament. Winning team goes to the state tournament Aug 20 at Massillon. North Ridge Investment beat North Eaton 7 2 yesterday with Bruce Yeager the winning pitcher two doubles and three RBIs Jim Paluta two singles. The Grafton Merchants improved to 5 2 with a 5 4 win over Firelands in Class B Hot Stove baseball Tom Smith won allowed eight hits Jeff Lynch doubled Bob Hobar Dave Dooley John Super and Terry McHugh single hits.
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Allison uses radio gizmo to win Golden State Grand National
Riverside Calif AP Bobby Allison nicknamed The Untouchable after using a two way walkie talkie style radio to win the 400 mile Golden State Grand National Race at Riverside International Raceway. He averaged 93.622 mph on the 2.6 mile road course, notched his fourth straight win here, and credited the electronics for fast pit calls. He attended church before racing and had just won a Saturday night warm up in San Bernardino. He now tops NASCAR standings behind Petty Hylton and Grodon with hopes for the Houston 150.
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