Baseball Records Spin Off Bright Bits of 1970s Facts
The Sporting News official baseball records reveal memorable figures from 1948 to 1970, including Cleveland’s attendance leaders, Yankees and Reds homer totals, and park openers. Notable items cover Tedious notes like Oakland’s never reaching a million, Roger Maris’ rank, and historical first games in old parks.
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Mileti stalls Lakefront Stadium plan for Indians
Cleveland AP Nick Mileti declined immediate commitment of the Cleveland Indians to a $10 million lakefront stadium modernization. He will wait for a second proposal, which would require 25 year leases from the Indians and Browns. Mileti met with Sheldon B. Guren and Art Modell as Christopher Associates floated another plan while Mileti develops an $18 million complex between Cleveland and Akron for the Cavaliers and Crusaders.
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Lake Ridge Girls Win Fourth Tennis Match
Lake Ridge Academy uns defeated North Ridgeville as the girls tennis team kept its undefeated record with wins over Kim Scarbrough Debbie Stringer Diane Yonkof and Jenny Gwiardowsky in singles and doubles action. Anne Marshall also won her opening match over Scarbrough 6 0 6 1. The team travels to Lorain Hoffman tomorrow to face Mary Catholic at Oakwood Park.
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Jenny Gwiardowsky
Lake Ridge
Anne Marshall
Sally Dawson
Diane
Lorain Hoffman
Mary Catholic
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Oakwood Park
May's homer delivers Brewers win in 17th inning
MILWAUKEE AP May homered off Cleveland southpaw Brent Strom in the 17th after 4 hour 53 minute marathon to lift Milwaukee past Cleveland 2 1. The blast gave May his 10th homer and sole AL East lead for the Brewers.
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Astros Scoreboard Protest Flags Off Umpire Call
Houston promoter Spec Richardson ordered the Astrodome scoreboard to publish a protest against umpires Froemming and Donatelli after a late call in a 4-1 loss to Atlanta. Durocher’s protest centered on a double play sequence and a home run ruling, drawing fan response as Dusty Baker’s homer and Niekro’s five-hitter keyed Atlanta’s win.
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Doug Rader
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Lee May
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Mike Lum
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Paul Pryor
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Bobby Tolan
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Brewers Rally Bid Falls Short In Extra Innings
Milwaukee's late push ends with a 14th inning double play, as Darrell Porter drives in a run in the eighth and Pedro Garcia adds a double to chase Bosman. Cleveland strands runs late while Rusty Torres and Charlie Spikes threaten but are held at third and at the plate respectively.
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