Eight teams contend in City Consolation softball tourney
Eight teams remain in the City Consolation Softball Tournament with four in the winners bracket. Barney's, Tap pan, Les Spike and Eagles hold unbeaten status as play resumes at West Park on Tuesday. Losers bracket action features Oh Boys vs Lorain County Insurance and K of C vs Burger King with the tournament concluding Wednesday.
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Barney's
Mardi Gras
Tappan
K of C
Les Spike
Kelly Bros
The
Eagles
Oh Boys
Lorain County Insurance
Burger King
Diamond Two
Casey’s
Lorain County
Weekend Baseball Schedule Buoys Fans Across Cities
A dense listing shows multiple MLB games with times mostly in EDT. Notable matchups include Chicago at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at Montreal, Los Angeles at Atlanta, St Louis at New York, San Francisco at Cincinnati, San Diego at Houston, New York at Baltimore, Detroit at Cleveland, Boston at Milwaukee, Minnesota at Chicago, Kansas City at California, and Texas at Oakland.
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Simpson
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Demery
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Renko
Warthen
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Hooton
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Thompson
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Rasmussen
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Seager
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Barr
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I Jones
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Medich
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Garland
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Ruble
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Eckersley
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Lee
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Broberg
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Goltz
Wood
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Busby
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Figueroa
Texas
Perry
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Bahnsen
New York Tt
Milwaukee Montreal
Cincinnats
Browns Credit Depth as 43-Player Cut Page Focus
Cleveland Browns coach Forrest Gregg indicated the team could have as many as 18 new faces as they trim to 43 players, with cuts of Preston Anderson and Tim George and the addition of Neal Craig from Buffalo. He stressed that no one is untouchable and that final cuts are still pending as rookies Mitchell and Peters eye spots.
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Neal Craig
Buffalo Bills
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Cincinnati Bengals
Bengals
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Browns
Mack Mitchell
Tony Peters
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Charley Miller
West Virginia
Help to stop drinking outreach address
A concise message offers assistance to stop drinking with contact options including POST OFFICE BOX 467 ELYRIA OH 44035 and a telephone line at 324 5066 for support. The notice presents a direct call to action without additional details.
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Ohio
Open Door tops St Paul Church of the Open Door semifinal win
Open Door beat St Paul Church of the Open Door 15 to 11 in the Church League Softball Tournament semifinals Thursday. Winning pitcher Dick Middleton hurled seven innings with 21 hits and no walks while Ladde Pinta took the loss. Multiple players registered hits for Church of Open Door and St Paul.
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Church of Open Door
Dick Middleton
Ladde Pinta
G. Sweet
Jerry LeFever
Ray Thompson
D. Middleton
Schroder
Kinas
Slowe
McGarvey
Dixon
Roush
Dumke
Pinto
Miller
Struck
Hess
Krugman
R. Krugman
Brady
G. Krugman
R. Krogman
Jeff Brosky Makes Eagle at Brentwood Hole Three
Jeff Brosky eagled the No 3 hole at Brentwood Golf Club with a drive and wedge on his way to a 31 total. Attending observers were Bob Laudani, Grant Keyes, and Mike Keyes.
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Jeff Brosky
Brentwood Golf Club
Brosky
Bob Laudani
Grant Keyes
Mike Keyes
Amherst runners win even without two top stars
Amherst Comets win season opener at Berea beating Berea 35 20 and Padua 78 20 without two leading runners Jeff Wilhelm out with a stress fracture and Mike Sitton a member of the band While Wilhelm remains sidelined Sitton is expected to run only on weekends Five Amherst runners placed in the top eight led by Larry Watson and Paul Sullinger with Watson taking first and Sullinger second Amherst also faced Lorain and Sandusky next at Lorain County Community College
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Jeff Wilhelm
Mike Sitton
Wilhelm
Dick Cooley
Cooley
Larry Watson
Paul Sullinger
Lorain and Sandusky
Lorain County Community College
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