All-Star voting dispute unsettles Lorain County coaches
In a heated North-South All-Star selection clash Lorain County coach led Balser to a landslide win over Barberton's Johnson as Summit County coaches seek to redraw districts. The row highlights fracturing districts and calls for broader state-wide reform to ensure fair player selection.
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Lorain County Basketball Coaches Association
Summit County
Elyria
Fred Balser
Barberton
Fred Johnson
Balser
Johnson
John Mullins
Akron South
Steve Porter
Akron Kenmore
Akron
Jack Greynolds
Cuyahoga Falls
Don Lane
Lorain County
Jayvees
Clearview
Larry Harris
Harris
Marion
Manchester
Mike Phillips
Elyria Catholic
Bob Guinta
Guinta
Columbus
Portage
Medina
Teir
Ohio Basketball Coaches Association
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Mullins
Porter
Mike Philips
Edison edges Firestone in John B. Firestone Invite
Edison and Sullivan-John Bostater of Edison set meet marks in the shot put and discus at Black River High. Galion Northmor defeated Edison 116-107 in the John B. Firestone Invitational Track Meet. Bostater broke the shot put record at 51-74, beating Ray Howard of Seneca East. His discus throw surpassed Mark Hardesty of New London by six feet. 100-yard dash times posted by H. Perry, Sprachin, Olcott, B. Rockey, and McLawing.
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Sullivan
John Bostater
Edison
Chargers
Galion Northmor
John B. Firestone
Black “River High
Bostater
Ray Howard
Seneca East
New London
Mark Hardesty
Spradlin
Foss
Phillips
Carter
Morrow
Chauvin
Pickett
Cole
Gregory
Hamilton
Moyer
T Lewis
Jordan
Gregory NL
Lewis
Rook
T. Lewis
Balley
Lucas
Schick
Courtwright
Monroe
Granneman
Reep
Hemcrak
Ross
Swohm
MacAdam
Strohm
Hendrak
Gallion Northmor
Perry
Irwin
B. Perry
Western Reserve
Plymouth
Ostheimer
Dellesanti
South Central
Boxtaster
McCombs
Borgan
Clark
Bostaster
Sheerer
Olcott
Fahning
R. Foss
Conway
Nichols
Emory
Jessen
Black River
Hamby
Rogers
Hoffman
Gallion
Northmore
Galion Northmore
South Tee
Harrison Kid wins Zane's Trace Handicap at Thistledown
Harrison Kid led from the start to win the 61000 Zane's Trace Handicap at Thistledown by 344 lengths over Hasty Bay. The five year old, ridden by Billy Wilson, paid 7.40 4 and 2.80. Kilfoil finished third as Pure Bliss and Merry April produced the track's largest daily double.
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North Randall
UPI
Harrison Kid
Thistledown
Hasty Bay
Bay
Billy Wilson
Kilfoil
Pure Bliss
Merry April
Adp
Major League results with Rodriguez Meyer Carbo
The report lists baseball results involving Rodriguez Meyer and Carbo with Boston and Detroit, noting runs, hits, and errors. It mentions Yastrzemski, Roberts, and Carbo in lineup context, with pitching lines for Lemanczyk Ruhle Wise and Wise earning the win in a game attended by 13,188.
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Sphor Er Bhsa Lagrow
Lemanczyk
Ruhle
Wise
Lanier Comes Out of Retirement to Sign Chiefs Pact
Kansas City Chiefs persuade Willie Lanier to return from retirement and sign a three year NFL contract. Coach Paul Wiggin states he met his first objective by restoring Lanier to action. Lanier says he is surprised to sign again after nine NFL seasons and retirement announcement at end of 1974 season.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Chiefs
Willie Lanier
Paul Wiggin
Hank Stram
Lanier
Chiefs
NFL
Middie netters Lakeland titlists crown tennis in Lakeland
Lakeland Conference tennis wrapped with Middleville dominated by Dave Sheldon and Jim Recoupero as singles and doubles champions for the second straight year. The Sheldon Bixler final stretched two hours forty five minutes with a tiebreak at nine points. Semis and finals featured a flurry of close scores and notable upsets among Midview, North Ridgeville, and other Lakeland rivals.
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Grafton
Midview Phens
Mid
Dave Sheldon
Jim Recoupero
Lakeland
Finis
Ed Enyedy
Midview
North Ridgeville
Brian Bixler
Sheldon
Bixler
Nolan Ends Famine As Redship Braves Rally
Cincinnati UPI report shows Dave Concepcion collecting three hits and driving in two runs while George Foster added a two run contribution as the Redship Braves halted a famine stretch with a decisive win.
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Nolan
Redship
Cincinnati
UPI
Dave Concepcion
George Foster
Cobras Win 2-1 Over Chicago Cats
Cleveland Cobras beat Chicago Cats 2-1 to move to 2-0 and lead the American Soccer League Midwest Conference. Miguel Perrichon opened scoring seven minutes in, Milo Iveljic tied before halftime, and Vito Colonna netted the winner with a mid third quarter lob finish.
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Chicago
UPI
Cleveland Cobras
Chicago Cats
Cleveland
Miguel Perrichon
Les Sabo
Milo Iveljic
Tony Urania
Vito Colonna
Dennis Almeida
Gorrit Crest Banach
Red Sox crush Tigers in 12-2 rout at Fenway
Boston jumped on Detroit early scoring six in the first inning. Jim Rice cleared the bases with a single after Carl Yastrzemski’s double, highlighting a 12-2 win as Rick Wise allowed eight hits and kept the Tigers to two runs. Bernie Carbo and Dwight Evans added late RBI hits.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Tigers
Bob Montgomery
Rick Wise
Leon Roberts
Vern Ruhle
RBI
Burleson
Dwight Evans
Giants Astros rainout reschedules doubleheader
The San Francisco Giants and Houston Astros had a game canceled by rain. To complete the series, a makeup doubleheader was scheduled for the next available day.
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San Francisco
UPI
San Francisco Giants
Houston Astros
Robby's pinch hit sparks Indians past Orioles
Cleveland manager Frank Robinson used himself as a pinch hitter in the eighth, delivering a tying single and scoring the go ahead run in a 6 1 Indians win over Baltimore. Rico Carty singled for his 1000th major league hit as Peterson earned the win.
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Cleveland
UPI
Indians
Frank Robinson
Robinson
Tribe
Baltimore Orioles
Lou Bourdreau
New York Yankees
Thad
Jack) Brohamer
Indians Rally and Spikes Heroics Fuel NBC Telecast
Charlie Spikes faced criticism for a non homer effort in the seventh yet kept the ball from leaving the park with a shoestring catch. Baltimore followed with two fine infield plays to end the inning as Spikes also made a key fifth inning catch. Attendance and TV coverage details accompany a notes-filled recap of the Indians season and a look at today's doubleheader starters Gaylord Perry and Mike Torrez.
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Charlie Spikes
Lee May
Spikes
Charlie
Baltimore
Bobby Grich
Mark Belanger
John Ellis
Don Baylor
Gaylord Perry
Don Hood
Cleveland
Mike Torrez
Doyle Alexander
Brewers edge Yankees for fourth straight win
Milwaukee beat New York 4 3 as Don Money delivered a squeeze bunt from Pedro Garcia with one out in the eighth. Garcia doubled to start the rally and Money scored on a misplay by Sparky Lyle. Thurman Munson had driven in two runs to knot the game at 3-3 before the Brewers pulled ahead in the eighth.
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Milwaukee
Don Money
Pedro Garcia
Milwaukee Brewers
New York Yankees
Brewers
Garcia
New York
Sparky Lyle
Bob Coluccio
Schmidt Sparks Phillies in Twilight Twinbill Win
Mike Schmidt drove in two with a first inning homer as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-2 in the first game of a twilight doubleheader. Rookie Tom Underwood allowed nine hits in six innings before Gene Garber finished. Willie Montanez, Dave Cash, and Larry Cox produced the Phils’ early scoring, with Schmidt belting his fourth homer. Pittsburgh manufactured two runs, one earned, in the second and added another in the eighth on Bob Robertson and Bill Robinson hits surrounding an infield out.
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New York
Minaczea
Baltimore
Cleveland
White
Money
Maddox
Yount
Pinyon
Carew
Singleton
Berry
Lezcan
Otis
Gomez
Blair
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Scott
Mayberry
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Davis
Hendrick
Bell
Blomberg
Coluccio Oa White
Nile
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Brohamer
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Colborn
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Grimsley
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Tidrow
Murphy
Splitvorif Pattin Vooo
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Crosby Oood Johnson
Peterson
Aga DalCanion
Enema
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Alx
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Minnesota
Hix
Hix E — Bonds, Munson
Nettles
Yount Garcia
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Pattin
Duncan
Sas City
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Johnson Wa
Sprague
Splittorff
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Mingori Dal Canton
Jackson
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Canton
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Rose
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Millan
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Chicago
Louis Evans
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Jorgensen
Torre
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McBride
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Driessen Carter
Milner
Carden
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Thompson
Pailer Trilla
Reitz
Hosley Ale Brinkmn
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Brock
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Knowles
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Hrabsky
Harrelson
Moore Rudolph
Concepcion
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Foster
York
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Stearns
Mackanin
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Hyer
Fryman
Harrison
Webb
Leon
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Baldwin
Thompson Nolan
Feyman
Hernandez
Martinez
Balk
Cage
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Morales
Sizemore
Tigers
Red Sox
Detroit
Abiabi
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Carbo
Sutherland
Miller
Sosa
Horton
Evans
Garman
Colbert
Yastramsk
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Hrabosky Meyer
Cooper
Moore Roberts
Rice
Save —Knowles
Moore Rodriguez
Veryzer
Montemry
Pirates
Phillies Lagrow
Burleson
Gam Lemanczyk
Griffin
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Hesse
Pittsburgh
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Montanez
Oliver
Robertson
Luzinski
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Boston
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Cincinnati Reds
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Pete Rose
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Tony Perez
Rah
Philadelphia
Mike Schmidt
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Tom Underwood
Gene Garber
Willie Montanez
Dave Cash
Phillies
Jim Rooker
Ollie Brown
Mike Anderson
Larry Cox
Larry Bowa
Phils
Manny Sanguillen
Richie Hebner
Bill Robinson
Bob Robertson
Bay Rockets Fall In 10th In Nipper Shaker Clash
Bay Village- Bay's 6 7 record dropped after a 5 4 10 inning loss to Shaker Heights in a high school baseball game. Key players included Rick Nauman Dirksen Dare and Janson for Bay and Lawson Bartlett Cone Haskell for Shaker. 2B hits by Seed Cyncynatus Schiotman and Paeben noted.
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Bay
Rockets
Shaker Heights
Rick Nauman
Dirksen
Dare
Fedor
Shaker
Lawson
Bartlett-Cone
RBI
Schiotman
Janson I
Haskell
Paeben
Neunecquay Bay Village Shaker Dye Pie
Seed Murry
Jansen Booey
Casper Schwartz
Heidt Haskell
Cyncynatus
DuPerow Lawson
Schlotman Cone “Over
Cauerone
Arifett
Tickiey
I Sip Palor Cergel Miedell
Harper Riera
Cubs Rally Past Cardinals for 7-3 Win
Cubs beat the St. Louis Cardinals 7-3 as Rick Monday's bases loaded RBI single in the seventh broke a tie. Don Kessinger and Jose Cardenal set up the rally with walks and a key misplay by Keith Hernandez, with two more runs scoring on an error and George Mitterwald adding insurance with a bases loaded single.
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Don Kessinger
Jose Cardenal
Cardinal
Keith Hernandez
Bill Madlock
St. Louis
al Hrabosky
Ted Martinez
Chicago
George Mitterwald
Cubs
John Denny
Kessinger
Cardenal
Madlock
Jerry Morales
Cardenas
Pete Lacock
Elias Sosa
Denny
Hernandez
Ken Reite
Ed Brinkman
Ister
Bill Rehan
Avon Nips Brookside In Class AA Sectional Tilt
Brookside led 3-2 until top seventh when Steve Frisch scored on a misthrow to give Avon a 4-3 win. Pitching by Mark Kudria and timely hits from Jim Bonar and Greg Diluciano powered Avon as they advance to face Olmsted Falls on Wednesday. Brookside finishes 2-6.
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AVON
Steve Frisch
Brookside
Cardinals
Mark Kudria
Jim Bonar
Greg Diluciano
Olmsted Falls
Brookside Ave
Griffith
Beaman
Yates Lena
Nadein
Kirsch
Diteciano
Kite
Wietrode
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Firestone
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Sprachin
B. Rockey
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Cox
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Rooker Castri
Thale
Rooker
Garber
Middie Netters
Jim Recoupera
Kevin McMullen
Rob Davis
Chuck Stephens
Bill Gravel
Chuck Ste
Tom Connell
Bob Housel
Donn Whyte
Alex Kuromant
Tim Noga
Dennis Wilfong
Gary Baker
Randy Jameyson
Bruce Livingston
Tony DeGenaro
Tim Remster
Ron Babos
Tim Grow
Bob Smith
Don Renuart
Dean Rader
Tim Crow
Dennis Witfong
Tim Naga
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Jim Rice
Lerrin LaGrow
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Rick Burleson
Doug Griffin
Bernie Carbo
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John
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Jim Colborn
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Avon Nips Brookside
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