Yankees forfeit to Braves in Brunswick Youth League
A protest over an ineligible pitcher led to a 7-0 Braves forfeit win after the Yankees had claimed a 6-4 victory in Babe Ruth action. The same card also notes Giants routing Redlegs 12-4 with Jim Ludwig on the mound and key hits from Jim Thilbrick and Scott Salisbury.
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Brunswick
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Braves
Giants
Redlegs
Jim Ludwig
Jim Thilbrick
Scott Salisbury
Victors
Reds
Bob Hager
Greg Varnish
Gerspacher Associates Rally Past Crum and Chester
Gerspacher Associates improved to 4-0 as Teresa Baker hit a sacrifice fly in the bottom of the sixth driving in Jackie Dunning and Kelly Guiley for an 8-7 win over Crum and Chester, who fell to 1-3. Dunning had four hits, Baker three, with Judy Baker earning the win and Laura Finley charged with the loss.
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Medina
Teresa Baker
Jackie Dunning
Kelly Guiley
Dunning
Judy Baker
Tad wins Ohio Sire Stakes at Scioto Downs
Excellent Tad driven by George Mueller captured the first division in 2 03.3 with an 8 2 length victory over Sky Worthy at Scioto Downs. M J Goddess placed third in the second division for Paul Jones with Jim Perry driving. The finals are set for Friday night.
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Columbus
Bill Coy
Medina Trotter
Excellent Tad
Scioto Downs
Tad
Sky Worthy
George Mueller
Joe Cowden
Medina
Chuck Hawley
Valley City
Ed Crider
Berea
Paul Jones
M J Goddess
Crusaders sign winger Gruen to WHA contract
The Cleveland Crusaders will announce the signing of left winger Danny Gruen to a multi year WHA deal. Gruen, 23, moved to the WHA Michigan Stags after leaving the Detroit Red Wings where he played 18 games in 1973 74 and later recorded 19 goals 47 points and 94 penalties in the WHA before his signing.
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Richfield Twp
UPI
Cleveland Crusaders
Danny Gruen
World Hockey Association
Gruen
Michigan Stags
Detroit Red Wings
Red Wings
Detroit
Ace Eagles Edge Pleasant Valley Course With Holes-in-One
A hole-in-one by Rev John Tezie on the 164 yard seventh, an eagle by Bob Andrews on the 10th, and Jim Gaulin’s eagle on the 16th highlighted last weekend at Pleasant Valley Country Club. Gruen led the CHL in penalty minutes in 1972-73 and tied for the league scoring lead with Lyle Moffat as Crusaders and Cleveland connections surfaced. Jack Vivian acknowledged courting Gruen at Johnny Wilson’s urging amid coaching histories with Baltimore and Detroit.
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Medina
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Gruen
Central Hockey League
Detroit
Fort Worth
Jack Vivian
Crusaders
Cleveland
Johnny Wilson
Red Wings
Wilson
Baltimore
Lions roar in Class G keeps Medina within reach of leaders
Medina Lions improve to 5-1 after two wins in the Medina Hot Stove G League. Pitcher Troy Gardiner and Jamey Blickensderfer led a 7-3 win over Old Phoenix with Nameth Lee and Blickensderfer delivering the offense. A later 11-2 victory over Kiwanis featured strong hitting and shared pitching duties by Blickensderfer and Nameth.
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Medina
Medina Lions
Knights of Columbus
Medina Hot Stove
Troy Gardiner
Jamey Blickensderfer
Lions
Old Phoenix
Denny Nameth
Rick Lee
Blickensderfer
Brian Cummings
Jim Frantz
Bankers
Gardiner
Lee
Kiwanis
Nameth
Great Potential Draws Rail Spot At Northfield Park
Great Potential, a 3 year old Tar Heel filly from the Elbridge Moxley stable, will start from the rail in the $2,000 ninth race at Northfield Park with Earl Bowman in the sulky. She seeks a third win of the season in a seven horse field as Honey B. Good Salli Sac and Kid Uncle loom as top rivals. In the sixth race, three local maidens duel with Geroge Mueller guiding Snitzelbaum from post 1, Hasty Connie driven by Newton Standen from post 4, and Friday Be Good starting post 7, owned by John and Jack Swagler and driven by Jim Perry.
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Jilter Lobell
Ariene Wick
Mites Painter
Harlans Miss
Phantom Kid
Mud Cat Wynwood
Vita Gold
Pancho Four
Dulcimer
Lucky Vita
Annie B Good
Libbson
Connie
Pearl
Law Honor
Mr. Fulla
Chita Wa
Korn
Kid Uncle
Todd Pick
True Baroness
Ellimac
Oak Adios
Larry Dane
Pace
Cimg
Cherished Dream
D. Hamilton
Silver Flo Kash
H. Morris
Jefferson Honor
J. Ross Jr
Tiger Royal
R. Sugg
Mi. Mudcat Wynwood
Os P. Smith
Mimi
L. Stutzman
Arion
L. Ward
Speedy H
J. Perry
Intrigue
Vita Gold Nfa
Coco Joe
D. Swick
Joe Zegien
Dirvine Jr
Chita Way
R.H. Brown
John J. Ross Jr
Os D. Hamilton
Suemar D. Swick
Mr. Fulia
da. Ross
W. Nickells
Bye
Self
Os D. Staffrey
J. Quinn
Korn Dulcimer
T Thomas
Tipper
Os C. Woolman J
Lucky Vita D. Wenzel
E. Bowman
Nebol Star
J Ross Jr
R. Schevis
Mr.gd Nfa Co
Charles Edward Nfa
G. Mueller
Speedy Chris Time
Salli Sack
J. Budahn
Honey B
Good
D. Wenzel
Annie B
Gene B
Byrd
Mi. Nelli J Guy
B. Zendt
Ellimacn
Ross Jr
Overcreek
E. Kaufman
D. Staffrey
Keystone Gem
R Wiseman
Widowers Scotchman
J. Nash
R.J. Brown
Four Oaks Adios
Yours & Mine
Deacon Darlington
F. Abbott
Hardy Wick
R. Wagner
D. Clifford
Kaufman
Flaming Eyre
Hasty Connie
Standen
Marlboro Red
Kwik Kate
Swick
Apache Fire
Zendt
NFA
Perry
Evelinnte
Light Demon
Irenes
Frosty Terri Wm. Irvine
Eileen
T. Brinkerhoffs
Baron Novasel
Charity Byrd J. Budahn
E. Stannard
R. Potts
Kimmy Wick
H. Patterson
Resolute Pick
L. Jenkins
Cond
Ohio
Elbridge Moxley
Earl Bowman
Toledo Raceway
Northfield
Medina
Northfield Park
Tar Heel
Will Pace
Geroge Mueller
Snitzelbaum
Newton Standen
Friday
John
Jack Swagler
Jim Perry
Graham wins 75th U S Open at Medinah in playoff
Lou Graham captured the 75th U S Open at Medinah No 3 beating John Mahaffey in an 18 hole playoff by two strokes. Graham finished tied at 287 after Sunday drama and moved to a two stroke edge early, while Nicklaus tied for fourth at 289.
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Medinah, Ill
UPI
Lou Graham
Jack Nicklaus
Nashville, Tenn
Graham
John Mahaffey
Mahaffey
Medinah No. 3
Nicklaus
Houston
Basista Named Head Coach at Pitt Johnstown
Jim Basista 29 former Pitt Johnstown assistant who coached from 1971 to 1973 succeeds Dave Campbell as head coach. Basista previously worked at Bowling Green and Delaware after playing college basketball at Ashland. The Panthers finished last season 16 8 with no graduates returning starters include Don Elzer of Brunswick.
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Johnstown
UPI
Jim Basista
University of Pittsburgh
Dave Campbell
Basista
Cleveland
Bowling Green
Delaware
Ashland
Pitt-Johnstown
Don Elzer
Brunswick
Moose Lodge Beats Hastings 4 1 In Hot Stove League
JoE Schirripa pitched a two hitter with 10 strikeouts to lift Moose Lodge to a 4 1 victory over Hastings Printing in Medina Class F action. Mark Casper Tony Marx and Brian Buchanan produced key sixth inning hits as Moose Lodge moved within one game of the league leading Eagles. Eisenhart took the loss.
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Medina
Moose Lodge
Hastings
Mark Casper
Tony Marx
Brian Buchanan
Joe Schirripa
Printers
Mark Eisenhart
Eagles
Moose
Buckeye Dominates Seville In Med County Class F Showdown
Tim Fuller pitched a four hitter and struck out seven as Buckeye routed Seville 8-1 in Medina County Class F baseball. Ted Parks had two doubles and two singles driving in two runs, while David Parish added three RBIs for Buckeye.
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Blue
Maroon
Juanita Dora
Pam Salisbury
Mary Reed
Diane McGinty
Lisa Ramey
Renee Tenhunfeld
Seville
Tim Fuller
Seville Grey
Buckeye
Medina County
Fuller
Ted Parks
Bucks
David Parish
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Chester
Anne Niese
Gerspacher
Brenda Savage
Gazette
Laura Finley
Jeanne Marx
Michelle Murphy
Laura Morawski
Marx
Morawski
Gloria Thomas
Scioto
Coal Smoke
T G Lewis
John Tezie
Bob Andrews
Jim Gaulin
Lyle Moffat
The
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Lions Roar
Honey B. Good
Salli Sac
Parfour
Charles Edward
Andy
Mite
Painter
Tom Haight
Miss Jerry Way
Dee Dee Napoleon
Steady Lew
Franco Tammy
Direct To Moon
Wallys Hooker
Andys Broom
Dudieys Gem
Sweet Elien
Perfecta
Preston Hanover
the Broker
Shadywood Mary
Mountain Cadet
Himbush Kee
Andy Thistle
Seven Shot
Julia Time
Ellacott Ricky
Oh Oh Henry
Fearless Fashion
the Mad Baroness
Mr. Sweetwell
Sunday Creed
Snoozin Susan
Slick Hill
Pacific Almahurst
Pretty Trim
Basso Profundo
Carey Time
Doctor Pete
Nips
Ranch Bay
U.S
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Toyota
America
Ford
Datsun
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Medina, Ohio
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