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Newspaper

The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1975

Page

10

Football in trouble as writers warn of collapse and reform

Copley News Service writer Randy Gray argues football faces internal decay despite strong spectator interest. He cites college, prep, and pro levels, noting high costs, labor disputes, and legal challenges threaten seasons, while the NFL may pursue a union wage scale and altered contracts.

Randy Gray Copley O.J. Simpson Reggie MacKenzie MacKenzie O.J Sargent Karch Karch NFL

Indians thrash Brewers 9-2 as Eckersley shines

Cleveland rookie Dennis Eckersley pitched eight scoreless innings before a ninth inning rally by Milwaukee. The Indians tapped Jim Colborn early, then relievers allowed three more runs. John Lowenstein Boog Powell and Buddy Bell each drove in two to back the 9-2 win. Darrell Porter homered for the Brewers in the ninth. The series continues.

Milwaukee, Wis UPI Dennis Eckersley Milwaukee Brewers Eckersley Cleveland Indians Jackie Brown Indians Brewers del Crandall Milwaukee Jim Colborn Billy Champion Rick Austin John Lowenstein Boog Powell Buddy Bell Darrell Porter County Stadium Bell Duffy Ashbey Brown Abron Bi Money Yount Bevacqua Scott Aarondh Darwin Thomas Porter Lezcano Sharp Mitchell Garcia Colborn Champion Brewer

Four Reds Lead Balloting for All Star Starters

Johnny Bench tops the catcher votes with 1,660,229 as three Reds get starting spots for Milwaukee July 15. Joe Morgan leads at second base with 1,450,660 ballots, Dave Concepcion at short with 1,259,681, and Pete Rose tops the outfield with 1,220,815. Ron Cey leads at third base with 992,892 while Tony Perez trails for first base and the Mets’ Del Unser and Rusty Staub pace the outfield chase.

New York UPI Johnny Bench Cincinnati Reds Bench Manny Sanguillen Pittsburgh Bowie Kuhn Milwaukee Joe Morgan Rennie Stennett Dave Concepcion Philadelphia Larry Bowa Pete Rose Tony Perez Reds Steve Garvey Los Angeles Ron Cey Dodgers Joe Torre New York Mets

Ohio River to Receive Blue Catfish Stocking

Ohio's Division of Wildlife starts an experimental program to reestablish the blue catfish. More than 70,000 fish were shipped from Texas to Kincaid Fish Farm in Pike County and will be released into selected Ohio River areas this fall after reaching six to eight inches.

Columbus Ohio Department of Natural Resources’ Division of Wildlife Ohio Texas Kincaid Fish Farm Pike County Ohio River

Medina students to join Ohio Special Olympics at OSU

Forty seven students from the Medina County Achievement Center join 2,300 volunteers and participants for the seventh annual Ohio Special Olympics at Ohio State University Stadium. Jed Morrison says Ohio expects 70 winners at the Aug. 7–11 international event in Mount Pleasant Michigan.

Columbus Medina County Achievement Center Medina Ohio Ohio State University Stadium Jed Morrison Office of Rehabilitation Services Ohio Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foun Mount Pleasant Mich

Outing to Carolinas Aims at Bass Gems and Gas Cost Foresight

A travel feature recounts an upcoming Carolina fishing trip by Harold Hartman and partner aiming to recapture past skills of smallmouth bass fishing and gem hunting in Cowee Valley. The piece notes rising gasoline costs, campground prices, and tests an economy trip using a fuel efficient wagon with sleeping in the car and a Heatab stove and lures carried in compact tackle boxes.

Carolinas Cowee Valley North Carolina Harold Gene) Hartman Wellington

Pirates release veteran pitcher Sam McDowell in midseason move

Sam McDowell, a Pittsburgh native and 2 453 strikeouts career holder, was unconditional released by the Pirates. Kent Tekulve was purchased from Charleston to replace him, as McDowell had gone 2 1 with a 2.86 ERA this year.

Pittsburgh UPI Sam McDowell Pittsburgh Pirates Pirates Kent Tekulve Charleston W. Va McDowell Auul Wealalia

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