Brunswick Crowned Medina County Tournament Champion
Brunswick crushed Highland 8 to 2 to close its best season, finishing 19 4 and capturing the Medina County Tournament title. The Devils rapped 16 hits, with every starter getting a hit, while Harris Masterson limited Highland to three early innings.
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Gibson hurls one hitter as Brunswick tops Black River
Brunswick pitcher Marke Gibson tosses a one hitter in a 3-0 win over Black River to push Brunswick to the County Tournament final. River Falls hurler Ed Ramey allows nine hits but battles through five innings, with Gibson striking out eight and walking six.
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Hornets Edge Buckeyes In Medina Semi Final
In a tense extra inning Medina Invitational semi final, Highland Hornets defeated Buckeye Bucks 8-7 in eight innings on a string of pick off plays. Vic Feist struggled with control as Jeff Parker and Brian Orchard provided key hits to seal the win for Highland.
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Lolich handcuffs Indians as Tigers drop opener 5-0
Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich tossed his first shutout of the season against Cleveland, striking out 61 and earning his seventh straight win. Tigers outfielders Horton and Gates Brown left with injuries as Kaline Northrup and Stanley pace a 5-0 victory.
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Baseball Probable Pitchers Tonight’s Games
The scoreboard lists today's probable pitchers by time. California Wright 2-2 faces Oakland Hunter 2-2 at 1 p.m. Chicago Wood 7-2 visits Texas Bosman 2-4 at 8:30 p.m. Philadelphia Lersch 1-1 at Montreal Torrez 3-1 at 2:15 p.m. San Francisco McDowell 5-1 at Los Angeles John 3-3 at 11 p.m. Houston Dierker 3-2 at San Diego Acosta 1-1 at 10:30 p.m.
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Mileti to Break Ground on $17 Million Arena
Promoter Nick J. Mileti said he will break ground this week for a $17 million sports arena in Summit County near Richfield. He plans construction by Wednesday while presenting his bid for an NHL franchise to the NHL board of governors in New York. Mileti, owner of the Cleveland Barons Indians and Cavaliers, is among 11 applicants for two 1974-75 NHL teams. The Coliseum site is at Interstate 271 and Ohio 303. building permit was issued by the Summit County commissioners.
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