Medina recreation dept expands with 33 activities
Medina’s Recreation Director Bill Dunn outlines a rapid expansion including Reagan Park archery and nature trails to Lake Medina, a new Game Wagon, five playgrounds, Beehive youth programs, tennis and basketball upgrades, senior activities, and plans for a south side pool. The city seeks federal funds for land development behind the Pythian Sisters area and more diamonds for softball and baseball.
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Ken Canfield
Medina
Bill Dunn
Dunn
Reagan Park
Lake Medina
Reagan
Ella Canavan
Garfield
Sidney Fenn
Crestwood
Pythian Sisters
Crestwood Park
Vickie Lucas
Hausted’s Pond
Rt. 3
Sycamore Park
Barry Muha
Landfill
Jeff Borden
Cuellar and Robinson Spark Orioles in 7-3 Win
Cuellar pitched a six hitter in his 11th straight win of the season as the Orioles beat the Senators 7-3. Robinson hit his 13th homer, Merv Rettenmund added a three run shot, and Dalton Night celebrates a cornerstone haul from 1960s trades that built Baltimore’s success.
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Fred Down
Mike’ Cuellar
Frank Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Harry Dalton
Dalton
Orioles
Cuellar
Robinson
Houston Astros
Curt Blefary
Cincinnati Reds
Milt Pappas
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Merv Rettenmund
Baltimore
Don Buford
Paul Blair
Oakland Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Californiangels
Minnesota Twins
Red Sox rally to beat Indians 5 3 in finale
Boston over Cleveland 5 3 as Bob Montgomery belts a ninth inning homer with two out to give the Red Sox the win. Hinton and Petrocelli homer helped Boston erase an early 3 0 deficit while Conigliaro and Kennedy contributed key hits late.
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Cleveland
UPI
Bob Montgomery
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Montgomery
Billy Conigliaro
Vince Colbert
Duane Josephson
Sox
Eddie Leon
Chuck Hinton
Boston
Scoreboard updates from Saturday night games
The scoreboard lists multiple baseball and football matchups including Cincinnati at Oakland California at Oakland Kansas City at Minnesota Milwaukee at Chicago Cleveland at Baltimore Detroit at Washington Chicago at San Diego San Francisco at Los Angeles New York at Cincinnati Houston at St. Louis Atlanta at Pittsburgh Montreal at Philadelphia with night games noted for several matches.
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Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Milwaukee Brewers
Kansas City Royals
San Francisco
Houston
Philadelphia
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Los Angeles
Chuck Dobson
Athletics
Dave Duncan
Angel Mangual
Larry Brown
California
Oakland
Kansas City
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Cleve
Detroit
Washington
Icago
San Diego
San Frana
New York
St. Louis
Atlanta
Pi Montreal
Phila
W. L. Pet
Baltimore
Boston
New York Detroit
Cleveland
West Oakland
West
Kyi
Stomahyer
Short
Wright
Blue
Nash
Pittsbur
Hedlund
Perry
Forsche
Curys
Slaton
Louis
Carlton
Roberts
Buckeye's Hotstone Downs Medina Supply to Run 11-0
Buckeye's powerful Class F Hotstone team improved to 11-0 with a 10-1 win over Medina Supply. Scott Yuhas earned his sixth victory, pitching a three hitter with 12 strikeouts. Rich Young hit his eighth home run and drove in three runs, while John Medley added three RBIs.
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York Twp
Wolff Development Buries Sohio In Major League Tilt
Five games on the Brunswick Youth Baseball schedule last night produced double figure scorers in every winner. Wolff Development led by 15 as Rumbaugh's Sohio fell behind early and could not recover, with a flurry of hits sealing the victory.
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Wolff Development
Sohio
Brunswick
Wolff Devel
Rumbaugh
Dan Fuller
Tom Checkelski
Jeff Palya
Kirk Lanning
Dave Ross
Tom Ruhrman
Dan Tucker
Rick Gradinetti
Carl Grandinetti
Jeff Hazlett
Mike Sinclair
Brian Ralph
Checkelski
Bishop Realty
Willowood Nursing
Willowood
Teri Gates
Sandi Wiechowski
Patty Horstman
Cindy Schneider
Brenda Gaub
Alberta Wallace
Karen Hill
Marlene Nemeth
Miss Gates
Diane Bloom
April Sinclair
Harbaugh
GULF
Ron Lanning
Wolff
Lanning
Tom Medien
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Anderson Names Clemente to NL All Star Roster
Cincinnati manager Sparky Anderson selected Roberto Clemente for the National League All Star team at Tiger Stadium. He also added stars like Don Kessinger, Kon Santo, Pete Rose, Lee May, Felix Millan, Jon Brock, and Rusty Staub along with rising players Bobby Bonds Nate Colbert and Manny.
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UPI
Cincinnati
Sparky Anderson
Tiger Stadium
Detroit
Roberto Clemente
Anderson
Don Kessinger
Kon Santo
Chicago Cubs
Pete Rose
Lee May
Neds
Felix Millan
Atlanta Braves
Jon Brock
St. Louis Cardinals
Rusty Staub
Montreal Expos
Bobby Bonds
San Francisco Giants
Nate Colbert
San Diego Padres
Manny
Pittsburgh Pirates
Stan St
Chicago White Sox
Bill Freehan
Thurman Munson
New York Yankees
Bobby Murcer
Yankees
Don Buford
Baltimore
Frank Howard
Washington
al Kaline
Amos Otis
Kansas City
Suifialdore
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