Finley pushes three balls three strikes as baseball reform
Charley Finley argues for shortening the count to three balls and three strikes to speed play and boost offense. He studied historical counts, notes no change in 150 years, and has won tentative approval from high school federations for experimental use.
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Milton Richman
UPI
New York
Charley Finley
Charley
Finley
National Federation of State
Elgin
Ill
Roesnik Sets Medina Open Course Record at 64
Medina Open at Wedgewood Country Club saw Martin Roesnik, playing from Skyland Pines, fire a 64 to break the course mark. He totaled eight birdies and an eagle on the par 72 layout, aided by a 27-putt round and six 31 33 nine-hole segments. Pro Greg Keiser led amateurs in the team event, while Roesnik's group finished second in bestball as George Zellino and Dean Good tied for third in individual scoring.
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Montville
Martin Roesnik
Wedgewood Country Club
Gallucci Chevrolet
Medina
Skyland Pines Country Club
Canton
Rosenik
Boots Widener
Joe Ungavary
Herman Keiser
Roesnik
Greg Keiser
Jim Frisk
Jackey Tony Perry
Charles King
Keiser
Dante Lavelli
Wedgewood
Joe DiPietro
al Morena
Ernie Ghezzi
Mike Grieve
Rawiga
Wadsworth
Don Olney
Bob O' Link
Cal Mauldin
Larry Fink
al Markos
Paul Surgeon
Bill McDuffee
al Abramaska
Bellino
White Sox pound Indians as Squires drives in four
Chicago wins 7-1 behind a four run first inning sparked by Mike Squires triple and Ralph Garr two run homer. Garr hits his third homer of the season while Don Kessinger and Bob Molinaro also factor in. Proly earns win for Chicago as Wise suffers loss for Cleveland in front of 6,972 at Cleveland.
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Cleveland
UPI
Mike Squires
Ralph Garr
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Rick Wise
Bob Molinaro
Don Kessinger
Squires
Garr
Wise
Mike Colbern
Johnson
Mike
E — Pryor
Chicago
Kessinger
Soderheim
SF — Colbern
Reuschel
Kent State Names Coach Frey as Defensive Line Coach
William R. Frey, 32, an assistant at Westminster College, is chosen as Kent State University defensive line coach. The Mansfield native replaces Joe Haering, who left to join the NFL New York Jets. Frey is a 1973 Muskigum College graduate with prior stints at Western Michigan and Susquehanna.
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KENT
UPI
William R. Frey
Westminster
Kent State University
Frey
Mansfield
Joe Haering
NFL
New York Jets
Muskingum College
Western Michigan
Susquehanna
Westminister
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Paradise Village
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Sleepy Hollow
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Veryzer
Wihnytn
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