Giants to Move to New Jersey Meadowlands by 1975
Gov. Cahill and Giants executives Wolf Mara and Werblin announce a 30 year lease for a 75,000 seat stadium in Hackensack Meadowlands. Giants pay 15 percent of ticket gross in rent while concessions are split 50 50. NYC officials condemn move as Yankee Stadium renovation plans face new uncertainty.
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Indians may split home games with New Orleans next year
Milton Richman notes Vern Stouffer’s plan to base 27 Indians home games in New Orleans in 1974 stirs Cleveland fears of losing the franchise. He cites lease clauses and past moves, plus Vada Pinson’s potential departure and the Football Giants’ announced exit, urging caution about fan support and rights.
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NEW York
UPI
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New Orleans Sinners
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New Orelans
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New Orleans
Municipal Stadium
Nate Dolan
Minneapolis
Dolan
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Seattle
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Pinson
Oakland
Gabe Paul
Angels
A’s
Giants
Dodgers
Padres
Football Giants
Brunswick Youth Baseball Awards Day Set
Brunswick Youth Baseball will host awards day on Sunday August 29 at 1 p m at Patrick Mooney Park. Announcement made Thursday confirms event details and venue for honor ceremony.
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Patrick Mooney Park
Junior Bowling League Returns to Wadsworth
After a three year absence the Wadsworth Junior Bowling League returns led by Jerry Murphy BAR COP John Conover Roloney Lanes and the Wadsworth Jaycees A junior bowling clinic will be held Saturday Sept 4 and 11 at Kolony Lanes from 9 a.m. to noon conducted by American Junior Bowling Congress certified instructors The Jaycees will supervise and coach during the league season
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Jerry Murphy
Barcop
John Conover
Roloney Lanes
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Kolony Lanes
American Junior Bowling Congress
Ohio wildlife council approves 1971 waterfowl rules
The Ohio Wildlife Council approves the 1971 duck and goose seasons with detailed bag limits and split periods. A duck blind drawing at Grand Lake and Mosquito Reservoir is set for September 11 with a $20 deposit returned after season. District clinics on pre teal season are announced along with local fishing notes and Lake Medina improvements.
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Dan C. Armbruster
Division of Wildlife
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Mercer Waterfowl Area
S.R. 703
U.S. 127
Mosquito Area
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S.R. 87
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Lake Erie Jr
Wolf Road
Bay Village
Ohio
North Industry Sportsmen Club
Medina
Oberlin
Norwalk
Lake
Foster's Homer Sparks Indians Past Brewers 10-6
Roy Foster belted his 12th homer and added four RBIs in Cleveland's 10-6 win over Milwaukee as Graig Nettles connected for his 22nd and Ray Lamb recovered after a rough start. Foster's hot bat fed a four and five run barrage, while Ed Farmer earned the win with five shutout innings.
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UPI
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Indians
Ray Lamb
Brewers
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Chris Chambliss
Ray Fosse
John Lowenstein
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Ratliff
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River Board Approves OHSAA Membership in Spencer
The Black River Board of Education approved OHSAA membership for its high school and junior high teams. The board also limited passes for school events to employees and coaches wives with a free ticket only when the husband coaches.
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Black River Board of Education
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Booster Club
Homer B. Smith
Major League Results: AL Games Highlight Hectic Scores
In American League action Boston beat Kansas City 11 to 6 with Culp and Montgomery contributing key hits as Wright, Butler, Nelson, Abernathy and Kirkpatrick led KC. Milwaukee defeated Cleveland 12 to 10 in rain shortened game with Room leads and Fosse homer. Chicago topped Baltimore 8 to 7 in extra innings with Hall and Etchebarren relief. Washington beat California 8 to 0 after late rally. Lindblad earned win, Fisher took loss and Reynolds homered.
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Buckeyes Lose Cameron For 1971 Football Season
Ohio State sophomore Lou Cameron from Akron is out for the 1971 season with a torn medial ligament in the right knee suffered during Thursday workouts. Cameron, slated as a fullback, will undergo surgery at University Hospital. The Buckeyes practiced two sessions today and open the season September 11 against Iowa.
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Night baseball schedule and probables across MLB parks
The scoreboard lists games tonight across MLB including San Diego at Montreal San Francisco at Philadelphia Cincinnati at St Louis Pittsburgh at Houston and more. Probables feature Roberts McAnally Osteen Seaver Cumberland Fryman Simpson Reuss Elis Billingham Gogolewski Moret Messersmith Bahnsen Hedland Bradley Coleman Blyleven Dunning Pattin Slaton McNally Leonard for two twin bills.
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Detroit
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Dunning
Milwaukee
Pattin
Los Angles
Atlanta
Baldwin-Wallace Opens Poly-Turf Field With Touch Game
Baldwin-Wallace College president Dr. Alfred Bonds officiated yesterday's touch football on the new Poly-Turf field. Sports writer and faculty members started the field with a 00 game. Tomorrow's Gazette will publish a first hand account by editor Dave McCoy who is recovering from battle wounds.
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Alfred Bonds
Gazette
Dave McCoy
Ohio
Bob Levandoski
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