Hinton Delivers Walk-Off Hit As Indians Edge Twins
In Cleveland, Chuck Hinton hits a single to drive in the winning run in the 10th inning, lifting the Cleveland Indians over the Minnesota Twins 2 to 1. Oliva suffered a head injury on a collision and was taken for X-rays, while pitcher Luis Tiant was involved in a pickoff attempt but remained on the mound. Rocky Colavito, Larry Brown, and Rod Carew also featured in the late-innings action during a tense, injury-shortened contest.
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Joe Arcue
Municipal Stadium
Tribe
Shaker Medical Center
Minnesota Twins
Chuck Hinton
Oliva
Tony Oliva
Minnesota Tribe
Vic
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Sefit Brown
Rocky
Colavito
Minnesota
Rod Carew
Larry Brown
al Streak
Luis Tiant
Max Alvis
Tovarab
Carewib
Ray Killebrew
Neeeast
Olivart Valdespina
The
Daily Reporter
Allison Kerf
Versalles
Abdaender el
Zimmerman
Nixon
Merritt
Azcue
Carew
S. Alvis
Merrig
Wynn Hits Three Homers in Astrodome Showdown
Houston centerfielder Jimmy Wynn blasted three home runs against the Giants in the Astrodome becoming the first player to accomplish the feat there. He cooled off with watermelon after the big game.
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Houston
Jimmy Wynn
Giants
Astrodome
Wynn Thun Hercame
Hidden Ball Trick Helps Reds Rally Past Dodgers 3 2
Cincinnati nabs a 3 2 win over Los Angeles as Chico Ruiz uses a hidden ball trick to spark the rally. Cubs top Mets ace Adolfo Philips lifts Chicago. Braves beat Astros 9 8 in 10. Phillies, Cardinals win while Pirates fall to St. Louis.
Concretes and Tankers Win in Dover LL Contests
In Dover Little League action Twin City defeated Rotary 5 to 3 as Kerry Redinger struck out 8 and allowed 5 hits. Ray Sherrell led Twin City with two doubles, plus John Written went 3 for 3. Gary Kochran earned the win, Jeff Ogletree took the loss. Tank and Plate beat General Electric 2 to 0 on a fifth inning double by Mike Comella and a Gary Kochran homer.
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Mike Shannon
Julian Javier
Cardinal
Giants
St. Louis
Dover
Twin City
Rotary
General Electric
Kerry Redinger
Tom Harmon
Fanning
Ray Sherrell
John Written
Marv Cray
Red Inger
Dave Rosenberry
Written
Mike Comella
Gary Kochran
Joe “Onich
Helmsdoerfer One-Hit Victory Sparks Demarco Win
Helmsdoerfer pitched a one hit victory with 13 strikeouts and 7 walks as Demarco Paint ing defeated Rollercade 18. Jim Frank and Bob Owens had triples and a double, Wes McMillen and Bob Dreher added doubles, while Ron Moser and Steve Casteel allowed 16 hits for Bollercade.
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Jeff Helmsdoerfer
Hitler
Demarco
Helmsdoerfer
Ron Moser
Steve Casteel
Fanning
Jim Frank
Bob Owens
Wes McMillen
Bob Dreher
Bollercade
Yasfeel
Bolercade
Baseball Leaders Include Hitting and Pitching Leaders
Summary of American and National League leaders by the end of the season segment. Del Kazine and F Robinson lead batting and home runs for the AL while Aaron and Clemente top NL batting and RBIs. Pitching leaders include Horlen and McGlothlin with strong strikeout totals by Lonborg and Marichal.
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Del
F. Robinson
Balt
Tovar
Minn
Killebrew
Clemente
Pitt
Cepeda
St.Lay
Aaron
Cle
Benes Pitt
Brock
St.l
Atl
Wynn
Houst
Sil
Wills
Phillips
Chic
Queen
Cin
Lemaster
Marichal
Cuellar
No-lan
Buckpasser Aims for 16th Straight Victory at Bowling Green
Buckpasser, age four and the sport’s youngest millionaire, seeks a 16th consecutive win in the 15 mile Bowling Green Handicap at Aqueduct on turf. The field includes Assagai, grass champion, with Buckpasser carrying 135 pounds, eight more than in the Prix de Saint Cloud, in a race worth $36,010.
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New York
Buckpasser
Citalion
Bowling Green
Aqueuct
Ogden Phipps
Assagai
Tom Fool-Bugsanda
C. W. Engelhard
Cragwood
Elvin Throws Not-Hitter as Gundy Downs Daily Times
Matt Elvin pitched a not-hitter with 14 strikeouts and 5 walks as Gundy Construction defeated Daily Times 4-0 in a New Philadelphia Midget League game. Everhart allowed two hits while fanning four and walking five. Terry Sulzener hit a second inning homer for the winners.
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Matt Elvin
Gundy Construction
Daily Times
Philadelphia
Elvin
Everhart
Terry Sulzener
Gundy
Three Teams Vie For Merchants Loop Lead At Hidden Valley
Hidden Valley Golf Club holds a slim lead over Tusco Sports by three points, with Lanza Jewelry 54 behind in the Merchants League. Individual pace setter Bob Frantz of MG Grill fired 33, while Jim Tristano Tusco Sports John Columbo Dutch Oven and Carl Massarelli Kinser Lanes carded 35s among low scores. Standings show Hidden Valley 158.5, Tusco 155.5, Lanza 153, with other teams and players posting scores across the circuit.
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Merchants League
Hidden Valley
Hidden Valley Golf Club
Tusco Sports
Lanza Jewelry
Bob Frantz
MG Grilli
Jim Tristano
John Columbo
Dutch Oven
Carl Massarelli
Kinser
John Tarulli
Lanza
Joe Matchett
Glass Lumber
Dick Tristano
Tusco
John Kowals
JING
Dean Tarulli
The
Dutchmen
Harold Shade
al Sandy
Robert F. Gow
Paul
Bettini
Bob Bucher
Jerry Hardesty
Bruce Luthy
Peck Rimer
Gar Compton
Jesse Sandy
Dave Angel
Wjer Radio
Schreiner Insurance
Jing Grill
East Ohio Gas
Midway Lumber
Brooklyn Grill
Buchanan Oil
Kinser Lanes
MG Grill
East Ohio Gas No. 1
East Ohio Gas No. 2
Rothacher Nips Sweitzer in 10 Innings in Dover League
In Dover Pony League action Rothacher Excavating edged Sweitzer Insurance 9 to 8 after 10 innings. Kev Redinger started seven innings with 10 strikeouts before Joe Wolfe earned the win, while Sweitzer used four pitchers. The decisive run came on a Frank Festi double driving home Redinger from second.
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Rothacher
Sweitzer Insurance
Kev Redinger
Joe Wolfe
Redinger
Wolf
Sweitzers
Dorsey
Javens
Ed Hagloch
Mike Rit
Barr-Midway 9 Downs Superiors Barr-Midway 9 Downs Superiors
Tom Keener with Scot Harras and Bob Dewire pitched a 4-3 win for Barr-Midway over Superior Dairy in Dover Minor League play. The trio allowed 3 hits with 8 strikeouts and 8 walks. Joe Goodwin took the loss, relieved by Brad Petricola in the fourth. Dewkes hit a home run and Goodwin, Harmon, Keener, and Rossi doubled or tripled for the Dairy, while Donato added a double and triple.
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Tom Keener
Scot Harras
Bob Dewire
Superior Dairy
Dover
Joe Goodwin
Brad Petricola
Bob Dewkes
Ian Harmon
Mike Rossi
John Donato
Dairymen
Barr
Major Leagues Standings and Friday Results
Major League standings show Chicago leading with 59 wins, Minnesota and Cleveland close. Friday results include Cleveland 2 Minnesota 1, California 2 Baltimore 1, New York vs Chicago washed out, with several games listed for today and upcoming schedules across leagues.
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Detroit
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Boston
Cleveland
Kansas City
Baltimore
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California
Washington
St. Louis
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Houston
Los Angeles
Open Tourney Heads For Climatic Finish
In a sizzling Baltusrol scene Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Billy Casper led the U S Open chase with Palmer shooting 68 for 137 total and a one stroke edge over Nicklaus while Casper stood at 139 after a careful 70. Bruce Devlin Deane Beman and Marty Fleckman trailed as rounds wrapped with television coverage set for ABC.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Springfield
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Cream
Palmer
Baltusrol Golf Club
Nicklaus
Big Jack
Casper
Arnie
Reed Slim Bruce Devlin
Australia
Deane Beman
Marty Fleckman
Port Arthur
Tex
Devlin
Beman
Fleckman
Reds win close game as Cardenas and Rose injure
Cincinnati Reds triumph 3-2 over Los Angeles in a one run decision but lose regulars Chico Cardenas to a fractured finger and Pete Rose to a bruised shoulder. Manager Bristol calls up Steve Boros Frank OBrien and Len Boehman from the minors to fill in. Dodgers hit by injuries include catcher John Roseboro out three days. Singer suffers minor finger wound but continues. May hits the key homer in the seventh to break the game open. In New York Evelyn Moore wins multiple backstroke events at National Wheelchair Games opening night.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Chico Ruiz
John Roseboro
Ruiz
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Bill Singer
Reds
Dodgers
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Houston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
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Cincinnati Reds
Chico Cardenas
Pete Rose
Cardenas
Rose
Mel Queen
Redler
Dave Bristol
Steve Boros
Frank Obregon
Len Boehman
Lee May
Singer
Queen
Ron Fairly
Vada Pinson
Lou Johnson
May
Tusky Hurler Spins County LI No-Hitter
Steve McCauley pitched a no hitter as Tuscarawas County Little League defeated Goshen 6-0. McCauley struck out 12 and walked 5. Goshen’s losing pitcher Golder fanned 9 and allowed 9 hits. Tusky scored in each of the first two innings and added runs in the third and fifth behind Henry, McBaty, and Matz.
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Steve McCauley
Tuscara
Goshen
McCauley
Golder
Tusky
Henry
McBaty
Matz
Practice for Girls Softball Team Slated
An effort to organize a girls softball team will proceed with a practice next Thursday at 6 30 p m at East School field.
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East School Field
Woodie Held Roars Back To Bite Orioles In Twin Bill
Woody Held fueled an Angels sweep of Baltimore with a game winning homer and a two run shot after being traded from the Orioles. He and Jose Cardenal homered as California cruised 5 3, while Baltimore dropped to sixth and Washington edged Boston 1 0 4 3. Frank Robinson belted his 19th for Baltimore.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
Woodie Held
Hank
Bauer
Baltimore
California
Angels
Orioles
Held
The
Marcelino Lopez
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Minnesota
Jim Fregosi
Pete Richers
Helu
Jim McGlothlin
Jose Cardenal
McGlathlin
Dover Horse Wins Northfield Race with Flash Gordon
Flash Gordon driven by Mel Miter and owned by Ervin and Mel Miter captured the 4000 Invitational Trot at Northfield last night. The trotter is stabled at the Dover Fairground barns in the Sugarcreek area.
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Flash Gordon
Ervin
Mel Miter
Sugarcreek
Northfield
Mel
Dover Fairground
Wooster College Names Mentor as Head Baseball Coach
Wooster Ohio AP Roger Blair Welsh a 1961 graduate of Muskingum College has been named head baseball coach at Wooster College He replaces Gordon Jeppson who resigned to take a coaching job at Wartburg College in Iowa.
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Ohio
Roger Blair Welsh
Muskingum College
Wooster College
Gordon Jeppson
Wartburg College
Iowa
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