Notch One Run Wins Open Medina County Fair Contests
Lodi LeRoy edged Hinckley 1 0 in extra innings while Valley City rallied from a 3 0 deficit to beat Seville 4 3. Howard Weaver pitched six plus, Dan Juckas took the loss for Hinckley, Jerry Young hurled a four hitter for Valley City, and Allen Fetterman plus Rick Vitatoe led Lodi LeRoy with key hits.
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Medina
Lodi-LeRoy
Hinckley
Valley City
Seville
Sharon Center
Howard Weaver
Craig McDuffee
Darren Rabant
Dan McDermott
Allen Fetterman
Rick Vitatoe
Dave Kauf
McDuffee
Rabant
Jody Dick
Mike Leach
Jerry Young
Young
Keth Bodicker
Vierheller
Texas
Roosters
Cullin
Powers
Mednette
Wood
Crumpler
Boosters
Allen
Rick Lester
Gibson Nets 200th Victory in Cards 7 Giants 2
Star pitcher Bob Gibson earned his 200th major league win as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the San Francisco Giants 7-2. Gibson, 35, joined Jim Bunning and Juan Marichal as active 200-win leaders, improving to 10-9 on the season. Ted Kubiak hit a three-run homer, Joe Torre added three hits, and Houston, Montreal, Atlanta, Cincinnati, Chicago, and others won in varied NL and AL games.
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Fred McMane
UPI
Bob Gibson
Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia
Juan Marichal
San Francisco
Jesse Haines
Haines
Giants
Ted Kubiak
Joe Torre
Houston
Los Angeles
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Cincinnati
New York
Chicag
Diego
Columbia Wins G Title as Litchfield Fades at Grafton
Columbia defeats Litchfield 8 to 5 to seize the American Division crown in the Grafton Field No. 1 affair. Yost sparked Litchfield with a lead off triple while Meduette earned the win in relief for Columbia as the Roosters’ defense and six walks by both clubs opened the door for the final margin.
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Grafton
Litchfield
Hot Stove
Lorain County
Roosters
Columbia
LaPorte
Boosters
Ohio
Roger Yost
Kirk Cullin
Cliff Allen
Cullin
Joe Walter
Rick Meduette
Wayne Wood
Terry Powers
Indians begin 13 game road trip with lineup changes
Cleveland opens a 13 game trip in Washington missing shortstop Sho Heidemann knee surgery and pitchers Mingori and Lamb. John Lowenstein called up to replace Heidemann. Mingori broken jaw after practice. Lamb to have X rays. Nettles caught at third on Baker single hindering uprising. Colbert to start against Thompson as Indians travel to Chicago and beyond.
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Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Indians
Johnny Lipon
Washington
Tribe
Lipon
Jack Heidemann
Steve Mingori
Ray Lamb
Heidemann
John Lowenstein
Wichita
Lowenstein
New York
Mingori
Chicago
Jerry Kenney
Lamb
Graig Nettles
Frank Baker
Vince Colbert
Mike Thompson
Colbert
Sam McDowell
Chicago Cubs
Cooperstown
N.Y
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Barrington Returns as Redskins Trade for Barrington
The Washington Redskins reacquire running back Tom Barrington from New Orleans in a midweek trade that also sends defensive end Bruce Anderson to the Saints. Barrington, drafted in 1966, had been with New Orleans after a one year stint in Washington.
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Carlisle, Pa
UPI
Washington Redskins
Tom Barrington
Ohio State
Barrington
New Orleans
Skins
Bruce Anderson
New Orleans Saints
Baseball Tonight Scores and Probables From Major League Parks
The scoreboard lists night games across cities with matchups including Cleveland at Washington Chicago at Oakland Detroit at Boston and Baltimore at New York among others. Probable pitchers feature names like Kelley Pizarro Marichal Wood Hall and Cal Canton with several teams noted for postponed or rain affected fixtures.
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Minnesota
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
California
Oakland
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Boston
Ken Forsch
Cesar Cedeno
Astros
Dodgers
Forsch
K.C
Lockwood
Salton
Hunter
Wood
Wright
Hall
Cal Canton
Colbert
Shellenback
Cuellar
Kline
Neikro
Culp
Kan City
W. L. Pet
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Phila
Montreal
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Francisco
San Fran
Los Angeles
San Diego
Houston
Ww. l. Pet
Mtrl
Pitts
Linn
Los Angis
Sadecki
Kirby
Cleve I Mahe
Browns to field veteran offense in exhibition opener
The Cleveland Browns will start a veteran offensive unit against the 49ers in San Francisco with only two new faces, quarterback Mike Phipps and tackle Bob McKay. Coach Nick Skorich plans to use Phipps in all exhibition games as McKay replaces Joe Taffoni.
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Fred Hoaglin
Gene Hickerson
Milt Morin
Gary Collins
Leroy Kelly
Bo Scott
Joe Jones
Walter Johnson
Jerry Sherk
Bob Briggs
John Garlington
Billy
Dale Lindsey
Ben Davis
Erich Barnes
Walt Sumner
Mike Howell
San Francisco
Dick Nolan
Nolan
McDermott Dies Former U S Open Champion at 79
John J. McDermott Jr., the youngest U S Open winner, has died in Yeadon, Pennsylvania at age 79. He was 19 when he became the first American-born pro to win in 1911 and added a second title in 1912 before retiring in 1914 due to ill health.
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McDermott
Yeadon
UPI
John J. McDermott, Jr
Sharon Center Hosts COSCA Show Crowned Queen at 18th Annual Event
Sharon Center hosts the 18th annual COSCA horse show at the elementary grounds with 31 point classes and three non point events. Queen Johna Nivins will be crowned at 7 PM as 1,000 in cash trophies and ribbons are awarded. Entry fees range from 1.50 to 3 per class with six ribbons per event. Proceeds benefit elementary school improvements.
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Sharon Center
Johna Nivins
Central Ohio Saddle Club
Miss Nivins
Henry Nivins
Druerie Lane
Shirley Nowak
Medina
Archer Dague
Lodi
R.C. Brandt
Auburn
Indiana
COSCA
Dale Winter
Wadsworth
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