Perry clinches 1-0 win as Indians stay in pace
Gaylord Perry pitched a seven hitter for his third shutout, giving the Cleveland Indians a 1-0 victory over the Detroit Tigers. Perry has four of six wins since May 14 and remains central to Cleveland’s late approach. Ray Fosse behind the plate agreed the outing wasn’t his best, despite the decisive win.
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Indians Hurler Sees Rough Night In Majors
Perry acknowledged he did not have his best control game as Cleveland gained a lone run in the third on Eddie Leon's walk and Tom McCraw's single. In other AL action Boston routed Baltimore 7 1 with Rico Petrocelli two run single and Carlton Fisk two run homer. Siebert earned the win with seven hits allowed.
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Roland Resilient but Falters in Extra Innings
Roland entered in the eighth and allowed only two singles before walking the leadoff man in the 12th. After a sacrifice, he walked another batter, complicating his relief stint.
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Reds Rally Past Astros To Grab Tie For NL West Lead
The Reds beat the Houston Astros 10 3 to move into a second place tie in the NL West behind the Dodgers. Hal McRae hit a first pitch grand slam after Bench and Perez singled and Bench later scored. The game featured benches emptying after Cesar Cedeno charged Reds reliever Pedro Borbon.
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Brunswick High names 1972 Blue Devil grid captains
Brunswick High School announces Bill Thomas as captain of the 1972 Blue Devil football team with Andy Watring and Jeff Hill as co captains. Thomas is a senior selected after leading in wrestling final state appearances and contributing as a tackle. Watring and Hill are seniors at fullback and tight end respectively.
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Valley City beats Wantz 5 4 in Abbeyville league clash
Valley City edged Wantz Construction 5 4 to inch closer to first in the Abbeyville Slow-Pitch League West division as Don Rundle and Bob Hershey each had two hits. Keller earned the win for Valley City while Petersen took the loss. Jim Reeves led Merchants with four hits and four RBIs in a 12 4 rout of Reggies Roadhouse.
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Bass surge shifts hear of Medina Reservoir fishing
Outdoor notes from Albrights Sportsman Shop report a surprising bass bite at Medina Reservoir as bass move closer to shore to feed on minnows. Other items include openining dates, hunting license rules for youths, gypsy moth alert, a trap shoot at Medina Coon Club, and state reservoir fishing conditions with temps around 60–61 degrees and strong bluegill bass and walleye activity.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From Thursday to Saturday
The scoreboard shows Oakland 25 12 676 Minnesota 23 13 639 and Chicago 22 16 .579 with Texas and Kansas City in late season standings. Thursday results include Minnesota 5 Ran City 3 and New York 8 Cleveland 0 after rain delays. Games listed include scheduled pitchers for Boston Kansas City New York Chicago Minnesota Detroit and others with matchups through Saturday night.
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Maida Million Captures $10,000 President's Cup Semi Final
Maida Million driven by Eddie Cobb for Ivanhoe Stables of Chicago won the muddy Northfield Park semi final in 2 03.4, paying 20 20 10 40 and 6 40. The $22,000 final will be run at Northfield next Thursday night. Thimble finished third. Medina County horses had three third places.
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Northfield Entries to Go Pace Cond Results and Standings
Race card details include Bowman 74 and Worn Von D Irvine with times and placements, plus entries such as Sohbra L Williams Tor Baby Brinkerhoft and Dame Wick Heverith. Wyandot c iet and Mighty Nig with June Weller and Sutherland assignments appear in the field list.
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Northfield Race Meets Handy Payouts and Results
Daily grandstand booklet lists results for ten races at Northfield with multiple horses, drivers, and payouts. Notable outcomes include First and Second divisions, a 22.40 pay on the Daily Double for horses 3 and 8, and a Perfecta payout of 35.20 for bets on horses 7 and 8.
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Lantern To Open Akron Class AA Season
Medina manager Mike McMullen leads the Lantern in a 1:30 p.m. season opener against the Dairy Queen squad at Water Works Park in Cuyahoga Falls. Medina hosts Eaton Sports Pride Sunday at Medina High, with a 35 game schedule across seven opponents in two halves.
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