Aaron Seeks 715 to Surpass Ruth Without Defacing Legacy
Henry Aaron remains focused on surpassing Babe Ruth’s home run mark, reiterating his aim to reach 715 while deflecting rumors and racial tensions surrounding the pursuit. Eddie Mathews notes Aaron’s restraint amid heavy publicity as Braves pace the road to a half million fans, with Aaron planning retirement after next season and avoiding a managerial role.
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Indians vs Brewers sparked melee and taunts after 8-2 loss
Cleveland catcher John Ellis blasted Milwaukee for embarrassing the Indians in an 8-2 rout. Ellis cited Dal Crandall as provoking the brawl after a 12-3 previous game, as Darrell Porter and Tim Johnson fueled a four-run burst and a crowded Old Timers Day crowd reacted.
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Ohio State Trapshoot sets world mark and state titles
A five day Ohio State Trapshoot in Vandalia drew a record 7,459 participants and a world single day target total of 360,200. Fred Bischel won the men doubles title with 88 and Cathy Bischel claimed the women’s crown with 90. Richard Sayre tied for the 16 yard state handicap with a 99, earning a future move to 27 yards. Johan Sternberger led the all around showing with 70 of 500.
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Cincinnati
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Trotwood
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Mechanicsburg
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Norwao
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Newcomers Town
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Newcomerstown
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Elyria Legion suffers fourth straight loss to Ashley Post
Elyria Post 12 lost 4-2 to Ashley Post 518 in American Legion action as timely hitting eluded Elyria despite solid pitching. Glen Johnson pitched all nine for Elyria, allowing eight hits with seven strikeouts, while Ashley benefited from a fourth inning pair of runs and a Cobbs homer to seal the win.
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Weiskopf and Yamamoto Collide at Akron Golf Event
Weiskopf tied for third after a chaotic incident on the sixth hole when photographer Toshio Yamamoto was struck by a wayward shot. The moment disrupted a course record round as Yamamoto’s presence drew mixed reactions from players and photographers. Weiskopf plans a lighter schedule to rest before major tournaments.
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Road Runners launch season at Lorain County College
The Lorain County Roadrunners opened the season with six and 12 mile races at Lorain County Community College. Winners included Mike Niemire Lorain and Charlie Byrnes Oxford BGSU in the six mile relay, time 31 30. Takirhe led the 12 mile two man with John Carrion Lorain Southview and Craig Harms Columbia BGSU in 64 40.5. The high school winners were Matt McDermott Amherst Steele and Pete Kummant.
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Richard Culp
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