McNally Tops Hottest Pitcher Talk In MLB
The Associated Press asks who is the hottest pitcher in the major leagues and names Jim McNally as a standout option amid a field including Vida Blue and Mickey Lolich. The piece weighs recent form and notable starts to spotlight rising dominance in pitching.
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Szabo and five area players on OSU roster headline Ohio State notes
Elyria High star Tom Szabo listed as 227 pound sophomore left tackle in second string for Ohio State with number 67. The report notes Szabo and four other area players on the Buckeyes roster, including Elyria Catholic’s Mark Straka out with a toe injury, and cites other local names and numbers on the 1969 OSU squad. The piece also recaps Orioles, Twins and other AL results with McNally’s 17th win and Blue’s losses, and highlights Killebrew’s grand slam and Detroit scoring exploits.
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Pete Broberg
Dartmouth
Jim Perry
Tom Hall
Dick Drago
Bob Oliver
Royals
Sandy Valdespino
Norm Cash
Mike Kilkenny
Tigers
Yankees
Clyde Wright
Jim Fregos
Tony Gonzalez
Czech hero Kodes wins at Forest Hills in Davis Cup bid
Jan Kodes, 25, the Czech Davis Cup player, continues his push at Forest Hills as he leads a strong Czech contingent after overpowering top rivals in the U.S. Open first round. The crowd cheers his ascent alongside famed compatriot Drobny as he strengthens his country’s tennis fame.
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Jaroslav Drobny
Drobny
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Baseball and tennis action with multiple MLB games and Open tournament
Major League standings include Montreal at Pittsburgh Chicago at St Louis Houston at San Francisco New York at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Los Angeles Atlanta at San Diego and a series of Tuesday and Wednesday games. In tennis on unfamiliar center court at West Side, Kodes and Barthes fought a long match as Ashe and others advance. young Martin Redondo exits early while seeded players progress with notable results.
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Northfield Racecard Highlights Results and Purses
The Northfield racing page lists multiple race results with winning horses and payouts. It notes first race winners such as Senga Alla and The Dude C with times around 2.00, and numerous entries across races including Brisk Freight Argentina Maud F Larry Dream Highland Pointer Key Creed Gold Port Nancy Princess Dinah Herbert Iron Eye and more, plus purse totals from 1200 to 4000 dollars.
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Pegasus
Shy Boy
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Exhibition grid state shows Friday and weekend NFL games
Friday results Dallas 27 Baltimore 14 and San Diego 14 Angeles 14 with only scheduled games. Saturday matchups Pittsburgh versus New York Jets at Cleveland Washington versus Miami Green Bay versus Cincinnati St Louis versus Kansas City. Sunday only game Atlanta at New England scheduled.
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River Pirates look to boost speed and attitude this season
Coach Fred Churchill lists quickness and a positive mindset as key assets for the Rocky River Pirates while noting size deficits and injuries could challenge a return to last year's 3-4 league and 4-5 overall record. The schedule opens September 11 at Midpark with a Southwestern Conference slate highlighted by six conference games marked with x.
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Goldstrand fires 8 under to lead Hartford Open first round
Joel Goldstrand shot an eight under par 63 to lead the Greater Hartford Open at Wethersfield Country Club. Dave Stockton and J C Snead were tied for second at 65, with a large group at 66. Trevino, after an appendectomy, noted fatigue as he sits well back.
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Joel Goldstrand
Goldstrand
Dave Stockton
Wethersfield Country Club
Bob Murphy
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Stockton
J. C. Snead
Gamey Miller
Jacking
Deane Beman
Pete Brown
Dick Lotz
Hubert Green
Paul Harney
Fred Marti
Bunky Henry
Gordon Jones
New London Wildcats Eye Repeat Firelands Title in 1971
New London High School's 1971 football squad under coach Mervin Nugent aims to repeat as Firelands Conference champions and improve on last season's eighth statewide ranking. The Wildcats boast a mobile line, quick backs, and 11 returning lettermen led by backfield candidates Greg Mullins Milt Harris Mark Osterland and Mark Mullins with Funk and Martin competing for starter duties.
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Mervyn ‘Red’ Nugent
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New London
Mike Nugent
Rick Mullins
Tom Gilbert
Burshel Kidd
Tom Funk
Dave Martin
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Greg Mullins
Milt Harris
Mark Osterland
Mark Mullins
Greg
Mark
Harris
Osterland
Carl Puder
Doug Clark
Ray Hartley
Randy Wolfe
Tom Dunlap
John McClaflin
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Garry Hopkins
Bob Chandler
Scott Crumrine
Bob Trammell
Joe Clearfork
Johnny Appleseed
Mansfield Madison
Edison
Entries Open for 15th Lorain County Amateur Golf Tournament
The 15th Lorain County Amateur golf tournament invites 32 players per class AAA and Class C with a September 8 deadline at 7 30 p.m. Qualifiers reduce to eight per class at Indian Hollow on September 12. Entries may be mailed or phoned in with LCDGA handicaps. Winners from last year include AAA Jim Ross and AA Dean Parker.
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Indian Hollow Golf Club
Kent Kring
Nash Avenue
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L.C
Dean Parker
Jim Tomazewski
Chris Elles
Dick Mariotto
Martin Span Sr
Tom Janas
Irv Beary
Bob Pogorele Jr
Ed Gomsak
Conrad Adler
Don Olivier
Eli Gallagher
Elyria's Queen in top Gulf Coast ERA ranks
Elyria pitcher Dennis Queen leads with the third best ERA in the Gulf Coast minor league. In seven games he is 3-2 with 36 strikeouts in 36 innings and a 1.50 ERA for the Indians organization.
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Elyria
Gulf Coast
Queen
Indians
Cleveland Indians
Tom Norton
Twins
Charlotte
N.C
al Dukate
Lorain
Monroe
Western Carolinas
Bob Renninger
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Akron sprinter Ernie Lowe crowned 1971 Lorain Speedway champ
Ernie Lowe of Akron Ohio is declared the 1971 Sprint Car driving champion at Lorain County Speedway. He built an early lead and with a rain out clinched the title. Armond Holley Gordon Dukes and George Friend remain in the runner up race. The Sport Stock title remains in doubt until the final day of racing. A special holiday program features The Lorain County 100 a 100 lap supers event with a purse above 5000.
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Akron
Ohio
Lorain County Speedway
Lowe
Armond Holley
Gordon Dukes
George Friend
LCS
Speedway
Lorain County
Bench
Bradenton
Fla
Baseball Standings and Sparma Bankruptcy Notice
League leaders list shows Stargell and Aron among NL top hitters with 114 and 100 respectively while Sparma files for personal bankruptcy in federal court. The instructional league will help speed player development with Reds pitchers Gullett Nolan Grimstejy and Simpson aiming to work on fundamentals like pickoff moves for about two weeks.
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Don Gullett
Gary Nolan
Ross Grimstey
Wayne Simpson
Slow Pitch Tourney Scores From First Round
National Slow Pitch Softball Tourney results list Parma and Burlingame hosts with games involving Milwaukee Houston and Langdale St Paul Tacoma Mobile Washington Denver Logiavite Youngstown St Louis Smithtown, with varied final scores including 14 to 11 and 23 to 9.
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Ohio
Parma
Burlingame
Calif
Milwaukee
Houston
Tex
Langdale
Ala
St. Paul
Cage star inks pact with Knicks for 1971-72 season
New York Knicks star Bill Bradley announced he signed for another year with the team. Bradley recovered from a hamstring pull that slowed him last season and scored 971 points, a notch below his 1969-70 peak. The Knicks also added Jerry Lucas in a trade, aiming to reclaim the NBA title from the Bucks in 1971-72.
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UPI
Bill Bradley
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New York Knicks
Princeton
National Basketball Association
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Knicks
Ohio State
Jerry Lucas
San Francisco
Milwaukee Bucks
Godman fifth in earnings
Barry Asher of Costa Mesa advances to seventh in PBA earnings after winning $4,000 in South Bend. Asher has $23,728 this year, trailing sixth place Dave Davis. Johnny Petraglia leads with $78,500 from 26 events, and Don Johnson, Earl Anthony, Dave Soutar, and Jim Godman follow in the top ranks.
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UPI
Barry Asher
Costa Mesa
Calif
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Asher
Dave Davis
Johnny Petraglia
Brooklyn
N.Y
Don Johnson
Earl Anthony
Tacoma
Wash
Dave Soutar
Gilroy
Jim Godman
Lorain
Ohio
Bowling notices for Stoney's league openings
Stoney's Wednesday afternoon ladies league starts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday September 8 with a prompt start. The Lorain County Grange league opens September 10 at 9 p.m. at Stoney's and invites all interested bowlers to attend.
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Lorain County Grange
Stoney’s
ENC Holds Grid Tryouts for Flag Football Team
The Elyria Neighborhood Center will host flag football tryouts from September 7 to 11 at 6 p.m. at Hamilton Playground. Interested participants are welcome to attend.
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Elyria
Hamilton Playground
Bench’s bat to work on swing in Florida league
Cincinnati catcher John Bench the 1970 NL MVP plans to attend the Florida Instructional League this winter to improve his swing.
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LOS Angeles
Cincinnati
John Bench
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