Medina High appoints Cooksey as head football coach
Medina High names former offensive coordinator Cooksey as head coach succeeding Roger Auker who moved to an administrative post. He says expect few changes on the field, plans a five-man coaching staff, and notes a smoother transition with familiar staff and Barberton ties.
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Medina
al Cooksey
Medina High
Roger Auker
MHS
Auker
Cooksey
Barberton
Reisland Takes Brunswick High Football Helm Facing Pressure
Chuck Reisland becomes Brunswick High head coach after Paul Rose's resignation guiding a program with one Chippewa Conference win in two years. He plans a modified offense, new uniforms, stronger community support, and a focus on discipline and player development as the team aims for a conference title.
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Dave McCoy
Brunswick
Chuck Reisland
Reisland
Brunswick High
Paul Rose
Blue Devils
Lakewood St. Edward and
Kent State University
Norm Limpert
George Paidas
Buckeye E Wins Title in Final Buckeye Win
York Township Big E Homes defeated Buckeye FE 3 1 in the final game. Buckeye closes the season 10 2 while Hinckley stands 6 4. Don Yannoyon earned the win with two singles driving in the decisive run. Ken Banger added a hit for Homes. Jim Garvin took the loss with seven strikeouts and six walks.
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York Twp
Big E Homes
Buckeye FE
Buckeye
Hinckley
Don Yannoyon
Ken Banger
Homes
Jim Garvin
Baseball Scoreboard Results And Weekend Schedule
Friday scores include Boston 6 New York 5 in 1st twilight and New York 3 Boston 1 in the 2nd night. Cleve 4 Ball 1 in 10 innings, night. Milwaukee 3 Detroit 2, night. Chicago 5 Kaw City 0, night. Minn 4 Oakland 3, night. California 3 Texas 2, night. Sundays feature Texas at Oakland and Kansas City at California twilight.
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Twilight N.Y
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Milwaukee
Detroit
Chicago
Kaw City
Minn
Oakland
California
Texas
K.C
Calif
Minnesota
Cleveland
Baltimore
Curtis
New York
Kekich
Hand
Messersmith
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
St. Louis
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Philadelphia
West Cincinnati
Houston
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Francisco
San Diego
Brohamer
Alex Johnson
Buddy Bell
Tribe
Ken Aspromonte
Johnson
Red Sox
Yankees
Mont
San Fran
Cincinnati
Indians Beat Orioles In 10 As Perry Squeezes Win
Gaylord Perry wins his 17th as the Indians top the Orioles 4-1 in 10. Perry credits Ray Fosse for helping him through rough start. He belts a 10th inning squeeze bunt to break a 1-1 tie, then Brohamer added two insurance runs. Orioles protest Perry’s alleged spitball as fans taunt him. Braves, Yankees split twin bill. other AL results noted.
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Baltimore
UPI
Gaylord Perry
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Perry
Ray Fosse
Earl Weaver
Weaver
Orioles
Indians
Cleveland
Chris Chambliss
Fosse
del Unser
Chambliss
Frank Duffy
John Brohamer
Unser
Duffy
Brohamer
Boog
Red Sox
Bob Montgomery
Dick Allen
Tom Bradley
White Sox
Kansas City
Harmon Killebrew
Wayne Granger
Dave LaRoche
Minnesota
Oakland
Twins
Sal Bando
Steve Eyre
Leo Cardenas
Curt Morton
California
Rangers
Catto Named Director of Player Personnel in Cleveland
Chuck Catto assistant general manager of the Alberta Oilers WHA was named director of player personnel for the Cleveland Crusaders WHA. He replaces Fred Glover who quit after three weeks citing personal reasons.
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Cleveland
UPI
Chuck Catto
Alberta Oilers
World Hockey Association
Cleveland Crusaders
WHA
Catto
Fred Glover
Crusaders
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Tom George
Jim Wells
Don Butler
Greg Ware
Ed Hartmann
Tom
George
John Hoover
Hoover
Cloverleaf High
Akron University
Roger Hathaway
Jim Houghtaling
Doug Jones
Buckeye Hot Stove
Medina One
Medina Two
Big F Homes
Buckeye E
Larry Brutaker
Scott Yuhas
Dave Hasel
Richard Young
Bob Casper
Mike Culp
Chris Eisenmann
Paul Schumacher
Tom Kruse
Kerry Cullin
Robert Jones
Bill Culp
Corbin
Hunter
Cal
Canton
Lemonds
Dunning
Palmer
Timmerman
Colborn
Powell
Steve Kline
Torrez
Gentry
Blass
Walker
Brandon
Fryman
Wise
Hands
Reberger
Bryant
Scheuler
Norman
Grimsley
Downing
Reuss
Phila
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