All Star Game Preview In Detroit
AL manager Earl Weaver and NL skipper Sparky Anderson outline batting orders and pitching plans for Tuesday night’s All Star Game in Detroit. Weaver recalls the Orioles’ 1970 season high points after last year’s Cincinnati showcase where the NL prevailed 5 4 in 12 innings.
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Richard L. Shook
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Baltimore Orioles
Indians Fall After Farmer Left In Seventh
Cleveland manager Alvin Dark pulled Ed Farmer in the seventh after six strong innings in a 7 1 loss to Baltimore. Farmer said he felt fine, while Dark noted he could tell the pitcher was tired. The Indians have dropped 10 of 12 and 17 of 24 as their slide continues. The AL prepares to start Vida Blue, with Juan Marichal or Dock Ellis under consideration for the first call.
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Dock Ellis
Indians Hold Off Orioles In Tight All-Star Preview
Tribe 7 1 pitchers limited the Orioles to five earned runs in 27 innings as Pat Dobson took the loss. Vada Pinson and Graig Nettles produced the Indians' runs while Ken Suarez praised Farmer's dominance. The AL and NL rosters feature veterans like Mays, Seaver, Carlton, and Murcer with rest and rotation notes ahead of the July tilt.
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Graig Nettles
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Frank Robinson
Steve Hargan
Merv Rettenmund
Brooks Robinson
Dave Johnson
Tribe
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Weaver
Marty Pattin
California
Wilbur Wood
Chicago
Wood
Hoyt Wilhelm
Mike Cuellar
Jim Palmer
Mickey Lolich
Detroit
Sonny Siebert
Boston
Jim Perry
Minnesota
Andy Messersmith
Marichal
Ellis
Pirates
Atlanta Braves
Tom Seaver
New York
Don Wilson
Houston
Larry Dierker
Anderson
Seaver
Reds
Wilson
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St. Louis
Steve Carlton
Rick Wise
Philadelphia
Fergie Jenkins
Lantern Whips Falls in extra innings to open league play
Lantern defeats Cuyahoga Falls 7 to 6 in 10 innings after trailing 6 0 in the sixth. Bob Bates and Van Peterman drove in the tying and winning runs with two out hits as Medina starter Harrington and reliever Koracinck-Grimes yielded 10 hits. Peterman homered? No, Peterman had three hits and Williams, Harrington, McDivitt and Bates added multiple hits for Medina.
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Dissent Roils Angels as Sox Woes Grow Amid All Star Break
The California Angels reel from internal strife led by Alex Johnson, while the Boston Red Sox face turmoil over alleged favoritism toward Carl Yastrzemski and Billy Conigliaro. Boston drops a series to the Yankees as Baltimore pulls ahead in the East. Reggie Smith calls for discipline, and Billy Conigliaro heads to weekend duty before rejoining after the break. The season’s standings show heavy gaps in both leagues with varied results across games.
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Boston Stars
Smith
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Browns Begin Camp Under New Coach Skorich At Browns Stadium
Hiram Ohio UPI report notes 21 rookies join 17 veterans at the Cleveland Browns training camp opening led by Nick Skorich. He plans a seven day substantial roster cut while introducing new cadence and formations for quarterbacks. Lane Howell did not report, retirement due to knee issue.
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Lane Howell
Philadelphia Eagles
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Browns
Mike Howell
Bengals Coach Sets Camp Pace at Wilmington College
Cincinnati Bengals coach Paul Brown ordered a jogging session today to shake loose free agents and rookies reporting to training camp at Wilmington College in Wilmington Ohio. Regulars report Friday and five veterans return. Brown plans to open drills on Tuesday.
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Brunswick Hills Ladies League June prize winners
The Brunswick Hills Golf Club Ladies League awarded June prizes across classes A to D with multiple winners in chip nearest pin and low score events. Notable names include Lola Felepelle A class and Mary Foliano B class, plus Barbara Jindra, Rose Kettler, Verna Sewalsih, Helen Frank, and others across successive dates and events.
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Helen Frank
Barb Lassond
Nancee Visintainer
Mary Anne Ronk
Linda Haberkorn
Janet Thomas
Donna Fearer
Edna Amoroso
Jami McCann
Eleanor Monter
Mary Etta Nandrasy
Pauline Martin
Marcie Taylor
Bev Stratton
Janet Davis
Carpenter Tosses Four-Hitter For Medina Lantern Win
Carpenter pitched a four hit effort with 10 strikeouts to lead Medina Lantern past Lindys 7-1 in the first round of the Northeastern Ohio fastpitch tournament. Ken Ramey homered and doubled, Milt Wayland had two singles, and Medina players contributed multiple extra hits. Lantern faces Barberton Recon in the weekend tourney round.
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Major League Results Quick Roundup
Scores from American League and National League games feature dramatic innings. Key performances include McDaniel's 10th inning win for Boston New York, Cash and Epstein homering in California Oakland twinbill, Herrmann and Nettles sending Minnesota, Boston, and Montreal Philadelphia in high scoring contests.
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