Big opening clash to shape Buckeye Conference race
Fremont Ross faces Admiral King at George Daniel Field in a crucial Buckeye Conference opener. Fremont K McCarthy leads a 3-0 run while Admiral King, 2-1, rebounded to rout Cleveland John Adams 41 6. The winner tops the early standings as other teams stumble across divisions and regionals.
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Fremont Ross
Admiral King
George Daniel Field
Buckeye
Fremont
Shawn McCarthy
Avon Lake
Findlay
John Adams
Sandusky
Marion
Elyria
Lorain
Midview
Wellington
Vermilion
Brookside
Oberlin
Amherst
Avon
Firelands
Keystone
Interdivision
Cuyahoga Heights
Independence
Brooklyn
Thorpe wins Greater Milwaukee Open over Nicklaus
Jim Thorpe wins the Greater Milwaukee Open by three strokes, finishing 14 under 274 at Tuckaway Country Club. Nicklaus and five others tied at 279. Thorpe notes Nicklaus slowed him but helped his steady play. Prize money totals $54,000 for the winner, with Thorpe earning $90,000 in a different event previously.
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Jack
Nicklaus
Tuckaway Country Club
Buffalo, N.Y
Milwaukee
Separ
Skaway Country
Jim Thorpe
Jack Nicklaus
Brad Fable
Tim Simpson
Grege Twiggs
Pat McGowan
Larry Rinker
Jodie Mudd
David Frost
Mike Sullivan
Jim Hallett
Payne Stewart
Don Pooley
Bean
Joif Sanders
Russ Cochrat
George Burns
Clark Burroughs
Steve Ellington
Dan Pohl
Steve Jom
Jim Dent
Bill Kratzert
David Thore
Knee Kent
Wash
Safeco Od
Cae Ene Val
JoAnne Carner
Jan Ste
Beting
Pat Bradley
Beth Daniel
Penny Pulz
Hollis Stacy
Alice Rutzman
Jane Blalock
Chris Johnson
Janet Coles
Rosie Jones
Zmmrmo
Browns Seek Fast Start Against Steelers On Monday Night
Cleveland hosts Pittsburgh in a nationally televised clash after both teams showed potent offenses in openers. Gary Danielson leads the Browns seeking momentum as they aim to rebound from a 27 24 overtime loss to St Louis, while the Steelers steamrolled the Colts 45 3 behind Mark Malone’s five TD passes.
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Chuck Melvin
Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Pittsburgh Steelers
Steelers
Browns
Gary Danielson
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Neil O'Donoghue
Danielson
Detroit
Indianapolis Colts
Mark Malone
Terry Bradshaw
Colts
Marty Schottenheimer
Super Brown fan travels from Alabama for tonight's game
Mobile judge Nick Kearney, 40, a lifelong Cleveland Indians and Browns fan, arrived in Cleveland for the weekend. He plans to watch the Indians doubleheader and the Steelers Browns showdown, even staying in a suite after a hotel mix up. He cherishes past players and hopes for a pennant, despite a lifelong spinal disease requiring crutches.
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Super Brown
Alabama
Gene Legeza
Cleveland
Nick Kearney
Cleveland Indians
Browns
Mobile
Ala
Kearney
Bernie
Joe Gluvna
Elyria
Indians
Twins
Steelers
Yankees
Rocky Colavito
Jim Brown
Rocky
Brown
Stouffer's Inn On the Square
Dara
Blyleven Beats Indians as Twins Win 5-2
Bert Blyleven returned to Cleveland and outpitched the Indians, eight strong innings, seven hits, and a 5-2 Minnesota win. Andre Thornton homered for Cleveland. Blyleven left bases loaded with none out in the ninth. Ron Davis earned the save. Brett Butler spoke of mixed feelings on Blyleven’s trade, praising him as a winner while noting team impact. Tribe notes mention a makeup game in New York and Twins update on Steve Howe’s status.
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Steve Herrick
C-T
Cleveland
Bert Blyleven
Indians
Blyleven
Minnesota
Dutchman
Ron Davis
Tribe
Twins
Andre Thornton
Pat Corrales
Vian
Butler
Bert
Brett Butler
New York
Oakland
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