Wasco two-mile record fuels.state meet runner-up finish
Lorain’s Tom Wasco finished second in the Class AA two-mile at Ohio Stadium with a 9:18.8, breaking his Lorain County mark of 9:30.6 set earlier. He trailed winner Keith Brown of Shaker Heights by four seconds as Medinas Joe Hurd and Dave Wyatt posted strong times in a tight field.
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Bob Wallace
Austin
Town Fitch
Tom Bryant
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Roosevelt poised to repeat Ohio high school track title
Roosevelt high of Dayton led six qualifiers into finals as Jeff Parks broke the 120-yard high hurdles mark with 13.8 and topped the field in long jump at 23-11. Eric Penick of Gilmour Academy dominated multiple heats while Cleve. Benedictine and other schools battled across events for the state crown.
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Eric Penick
Cleveland Gilmour Academy
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Alex Jackson
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Youngstown
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Derek Cardwell
Dayton Chaminade
Bob Lawson
Toledo
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Charles Larsuel
Alliance
Marvin Jones
Cleveland East
Winslow Taylor
Akron East
Milt Snodgrass
Elmo Boyd
Troy
Ray String
Warren Western Reserve
Toledo Libbey
Sandusky
Steubenville
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Elyria
Ralph Hale
Collinwood
John Justice
Berea
Steve Willams
East Liverpool
Ronald Evans
Warren Harding
Dudley Roski
Cleveland Heights
Keith Holland
John Adams
Tim Kight
Worthington
Akron
Garfield
Jerry O'Neal
Melvin Powers
Middletown
Larry Jackson
Glenville
Chaminade
Ray Stringer
Dave Stachowski
Rhodes
Jeff Smith
Whitmer
Louis Edwards
Franklin
Indians Take Fourth Place as Sam Shuts Out Chisox
Sudden Sam McDowell tossed a two hitter with nine walks as the Indians blanked the Chicago White Sox 4 to 0. It was his first shutout of the season, his third straight win, lifting his record to 4-5. McDowell worked through jams and relied on good stuff to escape danger, while manager Alvin Dark noted the pace would settle once the groove returned.
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Alcindor-less All Stars tumble in ABA challenge game
In Houston the ABA and NBA stars split the rivalry with Walt Frazier guiding the NBA to a 125 120 victory. Frazier scored 26 points and earned MVP honors, while Oscar Robertson and Rick Barry struggled in the final minutes.
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Pioneers Bow Out In First Round At State Tennis
Elyria doubles team led by Jim Rakestraw Jr and Rimas Maurakas fell to Alan Church and John Kinmouth of Cincinnati Indian Hills 7 5 6 3 after a 5 3 first set edge. The Buckeye Conference champions suffered several first-round exits as Parma District entrants faltered. Elyria faces University School for Northeastern Ohio League title implications.
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Jim Rakestraw Jr
Rimas Maurakas
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Pioneers
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Cleveland Heights
Barry Barth
Rusty Morrisree
Boardman
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Alan Church
John Kinmouth
Cincinnati
Indian Hills
Queen City
Church
Former Midview mentor honored
OBELIN AP The Ohio Conference named Don Schaly of Marietta College coach of the year the former Midview mentor who guided the Pioneers to their first undisputed league title in 15 years Marietta finished 11 2 in conference play and defeated Wooster 4 2 in a playoff game Five Marietta players made the all conference team Ed Preston Bob Hopefinger Jerry Tekulve Gary Latos and Al Witmer Others included Dale Herber Willie Avery Dave Lower Doug Dye and Don Brunetti from Baldwin Wallace Wooster Hiram Capital also had players on the list
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Don Schaly
Marietta College
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Wooster
Ed Preston
Bob Hopefinger
Jerry Tekulve
Gary Latos
al Witmer
Dale Herber
Willie Avery
Baldwin Wallace
Dave Lower
Capital
Doug Dye
Don Brunetti
Hiram
Major League Standings and Results Summary
Baseball standings with results from yesterday and list of tomorrow’s games across divisions. Key matchups include Minnesota vs Baltimore and Detroit at Milwaukee, plus California at New York and Oakland at Boston with multiple pitchers noted. The schedule also lists Montreal at San Francisco and Philadelphia at Los Angeles among others.
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