Weekend trout derby and beagle field trial set in Lorain County
The weekend features a trout derby at Oberlin reservoir starting 8 a.m. and a beagle field trial along Gore Orphanage Road starting 8 a.m. Sponsored by the Lorain County Beagle Club, the trial offers 10 trophies across two classes and benefits the Northern Ohio Beagle Club Association. Jim Welch is club president with Mrs Jacob Ruth as secretary.
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Oberlin
Parsons Road
Lorain County Beagle Club
Gore Orphanage Road
Rt. 18
Wellington
Northern Ohio Beagle Club Association
Jim Welch
Jacob Ruth
South Amherst
Indians Rally Past Royals 7-5 In Eight Inning Burst
Cleveland trailed 5-3 before a four run eighth inning powered the Indians to a 7-5 victory over Kansas City. Chuck Hinton delivered a two run double and Vada Pinson tripled driving in the tying and go ahead runs as Cleveland outhit the Royals. Sam McDowell to start tonight's game in Kansas City against Wally Bunker or Bob Johnson.
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Kansas City
UPI
Indians
Kansas City Royals
Tribe
Jack Heidemann
Eddie Leon
Chuck Hinton
Sam McDowell
Wally Bunker
Bob Johnson
New York Yankees
Major League standings and Sunday games across leagues
Baseball standings show American League East lead by Baltimore at 44 6 with Detroit Boston Washington New York Cleveland and Minnesota following. National League features Chicago and Milwaukee in division mix with Chicago hosting Detroit while Oakland visits Washington in key matchups. Sunday's schedule lists Cleveland at Kansas City Detroit at Chicago Minnesota at Baltimore Oakland at Washington Milwaukee at New York California at Boston.
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Bouton
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Holzman
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Veale
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Waslewski
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Short
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Perry
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McDowell
Johnson
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St Luis
Comemnatt
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Frank Phita
Elyria Catholic Adds Two Football Opponents for 1970 Schedule
Elyria Catholic announces a 1970 football slate expanding to include Painesville Riverside replacing Barberton. The Panthers open Sept 11 at Clearview with five home games, two more than last year, featuring games at Ely Stadium and K of C Field.
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Painesville Riverside
Barberton
Panther
Clearview
Ely Stadium
K of C
Midview
Cleveland
Kennedy
Parma Byzantine
Sandusky Perkins
Lorain
Southview
Ottawa Glandorf
Pirates
Panthers
Bob Guinta
Crew
Oberlin
Lorain and Medina duel as Willoughby’s homer seals win
Lorain High wins 2 1 over Medina with a seventh inning home run by Mike Willoughby. The rally followed a misplayed ball by Medina in right field and a wild throw by Kyle Harrington. Lorain improves to 9 4 while Medina drops to 9 6 with Grassing thriving on the mound for Lorain.
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Lorain
Medina
Willoughby
Steelmen
Elvira
Kyle Harrington
Steelers
Grassing
Harrington
Bees
John Cleved
Craig McEwan
Toser
Shoremen rout Warriors in SWC baseball game
Avon Lake Shoremen defeated Fairview 8 1 in Southwestern Conference action. Norm Frindt drove in five runs with a single and a double, Jim Blair added three RBIs, and Chris Heim also pitched in. Avon Lake improves to 4 3 in SWC and 8 6 overall, with a road game at Medina next Tuesday.
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Avon Lake
Norm Frindt
Jim Blair
Shoremen
Medina
Frieds
Jim Sullivan
Chris Heim
Resers Levy Homne
Sastors
Norma Freed
Ken Weaver
Ad Brandt
Keith Best
Dave Sherry
Farrines
Mike Razem
Dek Jaden
Pat Sacris
Seaver tosses four-hitter as Mets edge Padres 2 1
Tom Seaver pitched a four hitter for his fifth straight win, fanning 10 after a 19 strikeout last meeting with San Diego. Donn Clendenon drove in both Mets runs with a second-inning two-run single, while Steve Huntz homered for the Padres.
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Tom Seaver
Donn Clendenon
New York Mets
San Diego Padres
Seaver
Padres
Steve Huntz
New York
al Santorini
Tommie Agee
Cardinals grab loop track title in mixed meet notes
The article lists multiple athletes and events from a track meet including runners from Avon Buckeye Brook Columbia and Firelands. It mentions Tim Forbes Bill Nolan Bob Clack and Jim Baum among others, with events such as mile run 120 high hurdles and 440 dash. It also notes Kyle Rote a football star who was offered a major league baseball contract.
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Bob Ieiske
Tim Forbes
Avon
Bill Nolan
Buck
Dan Jarven
Don Dolence
Bob Clack
Ed Brennan
Kev
Rosv Price Buck
Ron Cetovich
iBrook
Keith Shively iRev
Jim Baum
Dave Nash
Fire
Bob Kendeigh
Bull Stinson
al Malick
Low Hurdies
Rick Schneider
Ralph McCormack
Dale Schaefer
Buck Dave Nash
John Schaefer
Bob Derske
Halan Mole
Avon Rosy Proce
Buck Hed Cetich
Brock
Grege Matus
Russ Wolfe
Steve Hathaway
Bob Gordon
Steve Zaper
Aven
Elmer Steingass
Buck Gree Volga
Keystone
Brennan Witbeck Shaefer
Brookside
Buckeye
Columbia
Keith Cogar
Joel Lytle
Keystone Firelands
Buckeye Columbia
Dan Cummings
Doug Moehle
Bucks
Mike Zuka
Jim Stephens
Rod Poulton
Roger Witbeck
Tony Monday
Pat Riley
Joe Shmbars
New York
Buckeyes Aim to Extend Big Ten Baseball Lead at Home
Ohio State sits atop the Big Ten with a 6-0 league record after dramatic 11-10 and 7-6 wins over Minnesota that snapped a share of first place. Jeff Minnesota? pitcher Minne sota tallies 4-2 in conference and 23-13 season. Dave Heiss and Ron Ellis hit two run homers as OSU erased a 10-7 gap in the opener. Bill Sharp delivered a key RBI in the nightcap to drive Polaski home and break a 6-6 tie as both games featured 14 hits by each side.
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Han
Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Chicago Cubs
Niekro
Chicago
Joe Decker
Billy Williams
Rico Carty
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Columbus
UPI
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Dave Heiss
Ron Ellis
Bill Sharp
Mike Polaski
Basketball merger stays halted amid legal review
The ABA and NBA paused merger talks while awaiting a Congress ruling on antitrust exemption. A federal judge set a preliminary injunction for Monday and extended the restraining order, with lawyers targeting exemption legislation similar to football mergers. Players’ and owners’ attorneys discussed language of the order and ongoing talks.
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American Basketball Associations
Congress
NBA
Charles H. Tenney
William Barnard
ABA
Ira Millstein
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