Gnagy Clears 14 Feet In Pole Vault Landmark
Lee Gnagy vaulted 14 feet using a new heavier pole at the Inland Conference meet. Coach Randy Fatz notes the switch benefited him as he targets 14 to 14-6 by state and believes he could break the Class A state record of 14 134 with continued practice.
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Lee Gnagy
Keystone
Lee
Randy Fatz
Fatz
Ray Bom
Luke Ci
Tansey
Don Reinhard Frrelands
Don Meder
Bom
eFi Ritcher
Dave Hess
Tuttle
Brackney
Patton
Waltherss
Smith
Bill Zemanek
Fi ‘Lumer
Roberts
Hi Cornish
Ki Billingsley
Union 100 Yard Dash Leads Inland Meet Highlights
Mark Union clinched the 100 yard dash with a swift time as rival runners from West and Saunders chased. Other events showcased strong showings from Cornish, Patton, and Hartman with records and close finishes across relays, hurdles, and field events at the Inland meet.
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Bo Schmitt
West
Saunders
Union
Schmidtit
Fi Johnson
Jones
Allard
Fi Winningnan
Cornish
Patton
Jeff Hartman
Jeff Hartman Ay Dillon 1B), Kovach (Fi
Vigg
Carts
Johnson
Jim Price
Buckeye
Ohio Public Golfers Association State Championship Notice
Applications for the Ohio Public Golfers Association State Championship are available. Cleveland has 150 spots with no qualifier. Entry is 30 dollars including a practice round on August 2 and banquet on August 3. Tournament runs August 3 to 6 at Hinckley Hills and Ironwood. Call Don LaPorta or Bob Smith to apply. entries due by June 28.
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Ohio Public Golfers Association
Cleveland
Hinckley Hills
Ironwood
Don LaPorta
Bob Smith
LaPorta
Lakeland tennis meet finals slated at Midview High
GRAFTON North Ridgeville’s Brian Bixler seeks to defend No 1 seed as Lakeland Conference finals begin at Midview High School. Earlier results include Bixler edging Mike Klingshirn 6 4 6 3 in round one, with Gruall Connell and other seeds winning first matches. Doubles action also planned with no seeded teams.
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Grafton
Midview High School
North Ridgeville
Brian Byxler
Hopme
Bixler
Mike Klingshirn
Bill Gruall
Amherst
Tom Connell
Bob Jennings
Cardinals
Midview
Paul Grant
Wellington
Rick Horvath
Jon LaMacchia
Major League baseball schedules and results summary
Major League baseball listings show Chicago at Detroit and other matchups. Games include Texas at Boston, Kansas City at Baltimore, Minnesota at Milwaukee, Cleveland at California, New York at Oakland, and Dennis Willong-Don Henuart results among NATIONAL LEAGUE outcomes with several planned games and recent results across cities such as San Diego New York Los Angeles Philadelphia Atlanta and Montreal.
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Johnson
Detroit
Ruble
Minnesota
Golta
Milwaukee
New York
Ellis
Oakland
Abbot
Kansas City
Leonard
Baltimore
Holtzman
Cleveland
Eckersley
California
Texas
Boston
Dennis Willong
Don Henuart
Mark Hobson
Jack Sweda
Ken Long
Eric Andrews
Dan Wol Pen
Michaishi
Alex Cummant
See York Woo
Mat Lonergan
Bo Smith
Dean Phity
Rader
Jay Clark
Tons Pii
Gu 7 DeGennaro-Dirk Schoanmaaker
Lous
Norm Flora-Enk Issac
Montreal
Cincinnati
Houston
San Diego
San Fran
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
W. L. Pet
Kan City
Aliformas
Singer
Bare Breaks No-Hitter Hope With Two-Hit Shutout Ride
Detroit righthander Hay Bare twirls a two hit shutout over the California Angels lifting the Tigers from a 19 game skid into a 5-0 victory. Bare, 2-1, limited Chicago to a single in 44 degree night and earned a spot in Detroit’s rotation amid a mixed AL day of scores.
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Detroit Tigers
Hay Bare
Tulsa
American Association
California Angels
Bare
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Ralph Garr
Alex Johnson
Rusty Staub
Johnson
Detroit
Ron LeFlore
Balti
Brewers
Twins
Robin Yount
Jim Slaton
Slaton
Ed Rodriguez
Yankees
A's
Thurman Munson
Oakland
Vida Blue
Chris Chambliss
New York
IAAF eyes wipeout of hand timed track records
The IAAF technical committee proposes eliminating hand timed records and yard races from the world books, replacing marks with electronically timed results for events up to 400 meters. The plan, likely to be approved at the Montreal Olympic Congress, preserves the mile and its famous four minute barrier.
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AAF
Montreal
IAAF
Copenhagen
Roger Bannister
LAAF
Munich
Jimmy Hines
Mexico City
France
Guy Cruz
Rod Milburn
Southern University
United States
Pincus Sober
New York
Friar Eyes Three Titles in Lakeland Track Meet
Vermilion hosts Lakeland Conference prelims with Vermilion and Brookside leading qualifiers. Dale Friar of Vermilion clocked 51.9 in the 440 yard dash while Rick Zvosec and Hector Garcia explore the highs and lows. Darrell Thomas absent due to injury.
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Friar Eyes
Lakeland
Vermilion
Dale Friar
Amherst
Rick Zvosec
Clearview
Hector Garla
Darrell Thomas
Clippers
Friar
Thomas
Garcia
Zvosec
Oberlin
Vermition
Brookside
Ron White
Clarence James
Rick Schubert
Indians
Tim Klostermeyer
Fria
John Smith
van Jackson
Chi Kert Scarves
Tom McMahon
Rick Horvath
Tim Ryan
Rober Brown
Mike Conrad
Dave Scory
Hector Garcii
Jim Klostermeyer
Dahr Smith
Wayne Walker
Ray White
Tom Carletan
Gariia
Locke Named Buffalo Braves Head Coach
Buffalo designated Tates Locke as head coach of the Braves promising an aggressive, quick defense oriented team. Locke, 38, previously an assistant coach and chief scout, signed a two year contract and will visit players at offseason homes to outline his program.
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Buffalo
N.Y
UPI
Tates Locke
National Basketball Association
Buffalo Braves
Locke
Braves
Warriors regain home court edge in Western finals
Golden State defeats Phoenix 99 91 to take a 2 1 series lead as Phil Smith scores 15 of 17 in the second half and Jamaal Wilkes adds 22. Suns pace by Paul Westphal with 24 but late turnovers and rebounding gaps doom Phoenix’s comeback bid in Oakland.
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Phoenix
UPI
Golden State
al Attles
NBA
Attles
Warriors
Suns
Oakland
Phil Smith
Smith
Rick Barry
Paul Westphal
Alvan Adams
Curtis Perry
Garden State
Clifford Ray
George Johnson
Clarke heads girl qualifiers at Lakeland Conference meet
Sharon Clarke led Vermilion and North Ridgeville qualifiers in Vermilion with two firsts the 100 yd dash in 11.6 and the 40 yd low hurdles in 1.18 securing two event wins. Lori Shafer Brenda Hosey Kathy Masin Kim Smithberger and Antonette Ferritto posted multiple top finishes across sprints and hurdles.
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Vermilion
North Ridgeville
Sharon Clarke
Clarke
Lori Shafer
Midview
Brenda Hosey
Kim Smithberger
Brookside
Antonette Ferritto
Kathy Masin
Vermi Vion
Antonette Ferrite
Debbie Lee Wells
Brenda Hobar
Barbara Blodgetts
Jay Brown
Sharon Livingston
Amy Shover
Brook
Territia T
Kathi Yeager
No Ridge
Janice Evaniah Lamb
Kathy Shubert
Hrouk
Laura Brown
Bonnie Tapper
Masin We
Seghi signs two year extension as Indians GM
Phil Seghi extends with the Cleveland Indians through the 1978 season, signing a two year contract announced by Indians President Ted Bonda. Seghi, 58, has run the club since 1973, replacing Gabe Paul, and is praised for molding the Indians into a contender while rumors of leaving for Toronto diminish.
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Cleveland
Phil Seghi
Cleveland Indians
Seghi
Indians
Ted Bonda
Phil
Bonda
Gabe Paul
New York
Yankees
Toronto
Seattle
Lou Gorman
Kansas City Royals
Angels Rally Ends in Tie as Bonds, Melton Lead Comeback
Cleveland and California traded blows in a wild late rally. Bonds hit the third pitch over right center for a homer to erase a 4-1 Angels lead, Melton followed with a go ahead shot, and Drago got the win as California’s skid halted at three. Remy and Kirkwood figures detail the early scoring, with Eckersley due to face Monge next.
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Jackie Brown
Bonds
Cleveland
Melton
Brown
Dick Drago
Angel
California
Bobby
Angels
Sid Monge
Dennis Eckersley
Jerry Remy
Rusty Torres
Cincinnati vs Chicago baseball update with late innings
In a high scoring game the Cincinnati and Chicago clubs battled to a 2 2 tie. Plummer Morgan and Trillo contributed doubles while Cardenal and Youngblood delivered neighbors. Swishe Concepcion featured in the late action.
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Essersmich
Pittsburgh Trom
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EDS
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Wallis
Concepein
Cardenal
Morgen
Ladlock
Foster
Morales
Perez
Summers
Bailey
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