Four Countians Place At State In Ohio Track Meet
Wadsworth and Cloverleaf led Medina County with two state scorers each at the 65th Ohio track and field championships at Ohio State. Scott Chrislip of Cloverleaf earned two spots by finishing fifth in the low hurdles and third in the high jump. Wadsworth's Raahn Thompson and Randy Davis each reached finals in their events while Chrislip’s 6-4 high jump matched CHS records set two weeks earlier.
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Dave McCoy
Columbus
Wadsworth
Cloverleaf
Medina County
Ohio
Ohio State University
Scott Chrislip
Cinderman
Randy Davis
Raahn Thompson
Chrislip
Cadiz
Calvin Gregory
Gregory
Thompson
Bruin
Cochocton
Dan Ponton
National Golf Day Action Starts Today
The 20th annual National Golf Day begins with Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino joining Joanne Carner and Kathy Whitworth to set target scores for thousands of amateur golfers through June 18. Canterbury golf course in Beachwood hosts the event. Sam Snead’s 67 record stands 26 years.
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Cleveland
UPS
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Joanne Carner
Kathy Whitworth
Trevino
Nicklaus
Miss Whitworth
Mickey Wright
Canterbury Golf Course
Beachwood
Sam Snead
Cols Take Narrow Relay Ribbon Parade Contender
In a tense meet, Chrislip and Lauck both cleared on final attempts while Walker from Upper Sandusky finished strong. Blanchard's 6 734 leap set a state mark as Davis from Wadsworth earned bronze behind Linn and Hostettler. Davis clocked 1:56.9 in the two lap race amid steady title contenders.
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Chrislip
Ron Lauck
Mount Blanchard Riverdale
Dave Walker
Upper Sandusky
Blanchard
Walker
Wadsworth
Davis
Jim McMillen
North Olmsted
Bob Linn
Medina runners bow to tough finish in big school event
In Medina on Tuesday May 30 1972 Centerville's Marty Clark and Joe Hurd failed to place in the Class AAA two mile. Hurd finished seventh in 9 37 trailing late. Teamate Dave Smalley did not place in pole vault and passed at 12 6 failing to clear 13 0. Galloway's Tom Rice won the big school event in 14 0 with Westlake's Dave Sanger among those placing.
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Centerville
Marty Clark
Todd Clark
Cloverleaf
Medina
Joe Hurd
Hurd
Dave Smalley
Smalley
Galloway
Tom Rice
Westlake
Dave Sanger
Ohio State University
Gazette
Dave McCoy
Track meet yields state showdowns across divisions
Rocky River's Larry Sprosty and Bill Oatey placed fifth and sixth in a four lap race as Cincinnati St. Xavier's Tom Blumer clocked 4 20.4. Cleveland Rhodes Ron Addison won the event in 4 13.5. Campbell Memorial Walt Vrabel took the Class AA crown with 57 9 in the shot put alongside Jim Ross's 50 7. Buckeye's Jim Price ran 1 59 in the two mile and finished 13th. Forrest Merten won the 800 in 1 58 4 with Bob Osborne sixth in 2 01. Libbey captured the AAA team title with 28 points, Ottawa Glandorf led Class AA with 34, Frankfort Adena topped Class A with 45, Lorain Clearview was second with 40.
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Rocky River
Larry Sprosty
Bill Oatey
Brunswick
Marc Hunter
Tom Blumer
Cincinnati St. Xavier
Cleveland Rhodes
Ron Addison
Cloverleaf
Jim Ross
Campbell Memorial
Walt Vrabel
Buckeye
Jim Price
Price
Wyoming
Forrest Merten
Bob Osborne
Washington Court House
Toledo Libbey
Bob Lawson
Dayton Roosevelt
Lawson
Ottawa Glandorf
Columbus Mifflin
Frankfort Adena
Lorain Clearview
Lang Leads Brunswick Provision Past Wolfe Development 20-5
Doug Lang pitched a win and added two doubles as Brunswick Provision defeated Wolfe Development 20-5. Dave Thomas hit an inside-the-park homer off John Thompson. Wolfe's Dave Hendrick had a two-base hit.
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Brunswick
Brunswick Provision
Wolfe Development
Doug Lang
Dave Thomas
John Thompson
Dave Hendrick
Wolfe
Rumbaugh Sohio
Pirates
Scott Salisbury
Mark Bagnall
Baseball Scores and Standings From Monday Action
The scoreboard shows New York and Detroit split a two game set 5-1 and 4-2. Baltimore routed Cleveland 6-1 while Oakland swept Texas 4-1 and 7-1. Chicago edged California 5-4 then 3-2 in 10 innings. Several minor leagues report Brackett and Medina County Bank wins with multiple players contributing key hits.
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Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Milwaukee
Oakland
Minnesota
Chicago
Texas
California
Kansas City
Calif
Jim Ludwig
Mike Hunter
Bobby van Duyke
Smith Dairy
Dodgers
Old Phoenix Bank
Allen Bollam
Orioles Sweep Indians Push to First in AL East
Baltimore defeats Cleveland in a four game series to move atop the AL East as Boog Powell and Merv Rettenmund pace the Orioles. Cleveland drops to third, 1 4 games back, after a 6 1 loss to start the set and a 5 1 finish.
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UPI
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Boog Powell
Birds
Indians
Cleveland
Detroit
Tribe
Orioles
Pat Dobson
Dave McNally
Mike Cuellar
Jim Palmer
Dobson
Ray Lamb
Powell
Brooks Robinson
Johnny Oates
Robinson
Rettenmund
Grich
Paul Blair
Tom McCraw
John Brohamer
Gaylord Perry
Tom Timmerman
Tigers
Lantern Ties Pfielflen On 16 Hits In Exhibition
Medina Lantern, Akron AAA entry, ties Pfielflen Funeral Home 9 to 9 in a nine inning exhibition. Lantern outhits 16 to 11 with three pitchers each side. Doug McLaughlin leads Medina with a homer a triple and a single. Winnie Austin hits two homers for Pfiefflen. Lantern opens league season Saturday at Cuyahoga Falls.
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Medina
Medina Lantern
Pfielflen Funeral
Lantern
Santos Triumphs Over Japan in Tokyo Crowd Sets Record
Pele scored twice as Santos of Brazil beat the Japan National Team 3 to 0 before 65,000 fans at the National Stadium. The turnout marked the largest crowd to witness a soccer match in Japan.
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Santos
Tokyo
UPI
Pele
Brazil
National Stadium
Japan
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