Midway Oh Boys dominate Class B county softball final
Midway Oh Boys defeated Hohla's Gulf 15 to 1 at West Park Recreation to capture the Class BY Division crown. Co managers Sunagel and Pavlenda praised defense and timely hitting as three Oh Boys playersXml: Wisneski Pavlenda Sunagel delivered three hits apiece while Wracker held Hohla's Gulf to six singles. The victory secures a spot in the Fostoria district tourney with Rosie's Bar and Hohla's Gulf advancing from the same event.
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Jewel Thompson Leads Weekend Bowling 515 Scores
Jewel Thompson had the lone 515 in the Lucky Strikes league on Friday. Her three games were 153 174 and 188 marking a 515 series as part of the weekend action. Nearly 25 years ago Lou Perini moved the Braves from Boston to Milwaukee and said Boston is a one club major league town.
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Buckeye Ford Clinches Favoritism In Close Softball Wins
Buckeye Ford, at West Park Recreation, won three tight games to emerge as favorite in Lorain County Class A Division softball tournament. Each victory was decided by five runs or fewer, keeping Ford undefeated and advancing toward the finals in the winner's bracket.
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Tournament boxes resume in CT elimination tourney
The 23 team field is reduced to five with Henrietta Packing Whiskeyville Still Park Lanes and the Polish American Citizens Club remaining alive in the loser's bracket as the CT tournament resumes and concludes on July 10.
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Evert Reaches Wimbledon Quarterfinals in Tight Field
Top seed Chris Evert advanced to the Wimbledon women’s quarterfinals after breezing past Olga Morozova as Evonne Goolagong, Rosie Casals, and Virginia Wade also moved into the last eight. Goolagong faced Casals while Wade met Barker. Barker also faced Navratilova as the round narrowed.
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Mets rip Cubs 13 3 in three game Wrigley romp
Mets complete a three game sweep of Chicago with a 13 to 3 rout at Wrigley Field scoring eight runs in the second inning. Ed Kranepool belt his sixth homer and drive in three as Mike Phillips also drives in three with a homer. Jerry Grote and John Miller add run scoring hits. Bill Madlock homer for Chicago. Other NL scores: Phillies over St Louis 6-2, Montreal over Pittsburgh 4-3, Dodgers over San Francisco 12-8, San Diego over Atlanta 3-2, Cincinnati over Houston 4-2.
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Oakland players win their argument
The Oakland A's secured a morale boosting win over the Minnesota Twins 5-3 after owner Charles Finley reversed a ban on three star players. Pitcher Rob Fingers, Vida Blue, and Joe Rudi returned to action to fuel the triumph with Sal Bando delivering key power. The victory follows a volatile dispute between players and ownership that unsettled the club.
A’s Finley defies Kuhn over three players ruling
Finley refused to play Fingers Rudi and Blue after Kuhn ordered use in a normal way. Two A’s players voted to strike if not restored, while the owner acquiesced to the directive amid protests that it harms baseball’s interests.
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Geiberger Wins Western Open with Four Over Par Victory
Geiberger captures his 10th career win at the Western Open in Oak Brook finishing 288 for $40,000. He trailed by five strokes entering the final round, staged a late rally as Bob Dickson faltered, and edged Joe Porter II by one stroke after Porter bogeyed the 18th. Geiberger called the course a precision test and credited patience and conservative play.
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