Lorain County Speedway prepares for May 18 opener
New promoter Nick Giurakis leads a facelift at Lorain County Speedway with siding, a new officials tower, upgraded entrances, fencing and pit signing. Dust control and lighting refurbishments aim to improve safety for the opening night and full season amid regional dirt track activity.
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All Star Ballot Picks For 1965 Baseball Game
The list of American League players on the fan ballots for the 1965 All Star Game to be played Tuesday night July 16 at the Hubert H Humphrey Metrodome in Minneapolis includes clubs across the league with Buckner Carew Cooper Davis Mattingly Murray Brien Upshaw Gantner Garcia Grich Randolph Teufel White Third base Heil Wade Boggs Brett DeCinces Evans Lansford Molitor Mulliniks Concepcion Fernandez Franco Griffin Gutierrez Ripken Trammell Yount Boone Dempsey Fisk Gedman Heath Parrish Sundberg Wynegar Whitt Outfield Armas Baines Barfield Baylor Bell Brunansky Thomas Collins Pettis Sheridan Garcia Griffin La Chicago etc. Pitching leaders Morris Clemens Boyd Hough Niekro Sav es Howell Caudill Waddell four tied. Home run leaders Davis Armas Brunansky GThomas Stolen bases Collins Pettis Garcia Griffin La Chicago Sheridan.
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Damaso Garcia
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League Batting Leaders Highlight 40 at Bats and More
A summary of American League leaders by batting average, runs, hits, doubles, and triples. Notable names include Bochte, Puckett, Cowens, Whitaker, and Dempsey with top marks across categories. The data lists players from Cleveland, Seattle, Oakland, Boston, Minnesota, Detroit, and more.
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Brewers lose 9th-inning heartbreak to A s in Oakland
The Oakland Athletics rallied with four two-out hits in the bottom of the ninth to beat the Milwaukee Brewers 5 4. Donnie Hill and Alfredo Griffin delivered the decisive blows after Rollie Fingers was pulled. Brewers manager George Bamberger regrets his pitching move as Donnie Hill tied the game and Griffin drove in the winner.
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