Perry Checks White Sox In Protest Game
Cleveland pitcher Gaylord Perry won his 14th game of the season by allowing four hits in a 2 1 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Ron Lolich hit his first major league homer as the game opened a three game set and was played under protest over Perry's alleged illegal pitch.
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Indians Win Two In 3-L League Action
The Lodi Indians swept weekend 3-L league games defeating the Lodi White Sox 15 to 4 and beating the Lodi Tigers 85 to 0. Ron Mitchell earned the win in the first game while Joe White took the loss. Allan Fetterman and Dale Mitchell each had three hits. Mike Roberts was the winning pitcher in the second game.
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American Oil Tops Hinckley In F League Action
In Medina American Oil defeated Hinckley 82 in hot stove F League action behind seven hits three by pitcher Sam Cole and three by catcher Kenn Alber. Cole relief by Dave Haarmayer sealed the win with two strikeouts and two infield plays.
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Indians Pitch Protest Upstages Tight Game
Indians manager Ken Aspromonte dismissed allegations of illegal pitching against Jim Perry as impossible to police while pitcher Tanner protested Perry’s delivery after the Indians led 1-0 in the third. Tanner said he did not plan to protest.
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Tigers pitcher Perry defends his pitches amid league scrutiny
Perry dismissed concerns over his pitching as Tanner urged a league ruling if pitches are questioned. He struck out 10, walked four, lowering his ERA to 1.87. Chicago’s run was unearned after May’s risky dash on a fumbled play. Lolich homered for Detroit, calling it a long-awaited milestone.
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Browns Open Camp With Emphasis On Running Game
About 50 rookies and veterans began workouts at the Cleveland Browns training camp in Hiram Ohio under second year coach Nick Skorich. Morning and afternoon practices run through Friday as the early birds report Monday with focus on improving the ground attack.
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Lanterns top Pfeifle for second straight win
Medina edged Pfeifle Undertakers 6 to 4 to stretch its winning streak to two games in the Greater Akron AA League. Both teams had nine hits as Medina rallied from behind for its seventh victory in 20 league games.
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Harbaugh's Gulf Wins Two Games in Abbeyville League
Harbaugh's Gulf improved to 13-1 in Abbeyville Slow Pitch League action by defeating the Eaton Merchants 11-3 and Wantz Construction. Bob Gorey and pitcher Chuck Witenhofer led the offense with five combined hits and RBIs, including Gorey with three hits and three RBIs and Witenhofer contributing two hits and RBIs in the win over the Merchants.
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Lantern and Wantz clash in high scoring doubleheader
Harbaugh's defeated Wantz 13 to 11 on three hitters from Wollam and Freeling. Reisner earned the win as Pfeifle Lantern fell behind but rallied. May took the loss. Browns coach Skorich discussed roster depth and running game while Righetti failed a physical and Johnson retired.
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Lorain County tourney kicks off with two Class B games
Hinckley and Medina county teams begin the Lorain County Hot Stove League tournament for a state finals bid in Alliance. Hinckley faces Medina in a 3 p.m. lower bracket clash at North Ridgeville Palmer Field three while Medina team one meets Union 76 at Grafton Field three at 10 a.m. on Saturday.
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Crum and Chester End Skid With Medina Win
Crum and Chester blocked a two game slide in Medina Ponytail League play by beating Stop and Go 12 to 8. Amy Fuller doubled twice and singled to pace the winners, while Diane Baldi doubled for Stop and Go. Cards top Jays 10-9 in minor action as Lori Chirdon drives in the winning run.
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Valley City Edges Raritan In Wild Valley City Triumph
Valley City rallied from a 5-4 deficit in the sixth as Tom Hoffmaster hit a two run double after an error. Jerry Young earned the win with 13 strikeouts and one walk as Valley City improved to 10-1 in Medina County League action. Dave Nolan and Gary Hoyt each went 3-for-3 to pace the winners.
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