Forsch Masters Reds in Riverfront Victory
Houston rookie Ken Forsch improved to 7-5 as he out pitched Cincinnati at Riverfront Stadium. He held the Reds to two runs through eight innings, aided by a timely sacrifice bunt that set up Jesus Alou’s game winning single. Walker praised Forsch’s turnaround after a midseason slump and noted his fastball predominance and improving control.
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Cincinnati
Houston
Ken Forsch
Astros
Reds
Astro
Riverfront Stadium
Walker
Forsch
Harry Walker
Jack Hiatt
Jesus Alou
Rose Reds
Pete Rose
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis
Steve Barnett Captures Millers Open Crown at Yule Club
Steve Barnett of Yule Golf Club shot a four under par 67 to win the 1971 Millers Open at Yule Golf Club. Oscar Melson was runner-up in the gross division with 70, with Max Minnick 72 and Bob Lineberry 74. Several players tied for other spots and over 230 golfers competed in the fifth annual event sponsored by the Millers Bar in Anderson.
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Yule Golf Club
Oscar Melson
Max Minnick
Bob Lineberry
Virgil Schuyler
Charlie Haviza
J. Dunhoff
Jim
Carper
Ron Drake
Neal Johnson
Bob Arnold
Bud Sanders
Indiana
Millers Bar
Anderson
George Nuckols
Hickory Hills
Baseball results and schedules from Thursday night action
American League scores listed include Kansas City 1 Washington 0 in six innings before rain. Detroit 2 Milwaukee 1 at Cleveland 3 Chicago 2 in 12 innings. Oakland 5 Boston 3 in 10 innings. Baltimore 9 Minnesota 6. Thursday night games feature matchups: Detroit at Milwaukee with Lolich against Patton, Cleveland at Chicago, Kansas City at Washington, California at New York, Oakland at Boston. National League games: St Louis at Pittsburgh, Houston at Atlanta, Philadelphia at Los Angeles, New York at San Diego, all night. Only games scheduled are listed.
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Milwaukee
California
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
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Baltimore
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Wood
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Dobson
Brett
St. Louis
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Walker
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Jarvis
Philadelphia
Short
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American Association
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Denver
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Ron Drake
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Tulsa
Evansville
Carl Flowers
George Whaley
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Ivan Brosher
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Larry Fletcherie
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Bill Hutton
Tony Wilson
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Cornejo Pulls Upset In Clay Court Play
In Indianapolis Patricio Cornejo an unseeded Chilean stunned sixth seed Frank Froehling of Miami such a two set win including a 7-6 final set tiebreak in the National Clay Courts Open. Eddie Dibbs upset George Goven to reach third round while Clark Graebner and Jan Kodes advanced in singles and women’s quarterfinals near completion at Woodstock Country Club.
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Chile
Frank Froehling
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Cornejo
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Spain
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Dibbs
France
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New Zealand
Jan Kodes
Czechoslovakia
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Berkeley
Calif
Australia
Judy Dalton
Laura DuPont
Wilmington
Del
Miss DuPont
Kerry Harris
Woodstock Country Club
Nite Owl Meeting Set
The city Nite Owl Industrial Bowling League will meet at Brown's Recreation Friday at 10 a.m. Anyone wishing to bowl in the league is welcome to attend.
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City Nite Owl Industrial Bowling League
Brown’s Recreation
Hunter Hall Win Putt-Putt Masters and Sub Masters
Jim Hunter shot 62 to win the Masters division while Bob Hall tied with 62 to win the Sub-Masters in a 36 hole singles tourney at Anderson Putt-Putt. Greg Davis was runner up in Masters with 563 and Randy Gray took third with 67. In Sub-Masters Tom Scott was second with 63, Vern Goodin 64, Dean Griffin 68, and Mike Newton and Dave Austin at 72.
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Charles King
John Barker
Greg Grove
Mike Mundy
Bankers
Gene Murray
Bill Hutton
Tony Wilson
Ted Pakes
Bill Thias
Bob Arnold
Ae Pellasens
Jim Hunter
Bob, Hall
Anderson
Greg Davis
Randy Gray
Tom Scott
Vern Goodin
Dean Griffin
Mike Newton
Dave Austin
Vida Blue Wins 21st as A's Beat Red Sox 5-3 in 10 Innings
Oakland A's pitcher Vida Blue earned his 21st win of the season as Reggie Jackson delivered a 10th inning double driving in the go ahead run. Bert Campaneris started the rally with a single, then Jackson's hit off Doug Griffin's glove capped a two-run 10th inning for a 5-3 victory over Boston.
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Oakland
Vida Blue
Reggie Jackson
A’s
Bert Campaneris
Joe Rudi
Jackson
Doug Griffin
Darold Knowles
Blue
Red Sox
Rico Petrocelli
Petrocelli
Phil Gagliano
Griffin
Luis Aparicio
Reggie Smith
Aparicio
Campaneris
Tommy Davis
Davis
Orioles Rally Past Twins 9-6 On Late 2-Run Hits
In Minneapolis Baltimore erased a 6-5 deficit with an eighth inning two-out double by Frank Robinson to tie the game and a Brooks Robinson single for the go ahead. Don Buford started the rally with a walk and steal of second, and Merv Rettenmund added a two-run double in the ninth. Leo Cardenas had tied the game with a seventh inning double for Minnesota before reliever Bob Gebhard sealed the comeback.
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Frank Robinson
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Don Buford
Bob Gebhard
Buford
Brooks
Baltimore
Orioles
Merv Rettenmund
Leo Cardenas
Minnesota
Gebhard
Boog Powell
Peay Returns To Packers
Green Bay coach Dan Devine said offensive tackle Francis Peay will rejoin the Packers after leaving training camp in a cloud of misreported anger. Peay, a six year NFL veteran from Maryland Heights Missouri, spoke by phone and was expected back by Friday. Devine insisted there was never an argument with any assistant coach and refuted reports to the contrary.
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Francis Peay
Packers
Dan Devine
Devine
Peay
Maryland Heights
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Frankton Cage Tourney Results Highlight High Scores
In the Frankton cage tourney, Horn's Dairy Bar defeated Frankton American Legion 98 to 68. Kokomo Fitz Lounge toppled Bunker Hill 114 to 77. Flory's beat Craig Alignment 112 to 118 with Happy Burger 124, Lebaron 118 and High Score Harris at 45.
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Harris
Pirates Rally Past Cubs 3-2 In Ninth Inning Win
Rich Hebner delivered a two out single in the bottom of the ninth scoring Vic Davalillo for a 3-2 Pirates victory over the Chicago Cubs. Dock Ellis earned his 16th win with a five hitter as Willie Stargell and Manny Sanguillen contributed early runs in a tight affair.
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Richie Hebner
Vic Davalillo
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Davalillo
Roberto Clemente
Willie Stargell
Hebner
Dock Ellis
Ellis
Cubs
Glenn Beckett
Joe Pepitone
Jim Hickman
Chicago
Pirate
Ron Santo
J. C. Martin
Stargell
Manny Sanguillen
Dave Cash
Expos blank Giants 5-0 behind Staub's two run triple
San Francisco Thu, April date AP reports Montreal Expos defeated the San Francisco Giants 5-0 as Rusty Staub delivered a two run triple fueling a three run third inning. Steve Renko allowed seven hits in a steady pitching performance to seal the win for Montreal.
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Rusty Staub
Steve Renko
Montreal Expos
San Francisco Giants
Staub
Big Ten Votes Down No Repeat
The Big Ten faculty representatives voted to repeal the no repeat rule prohibiting consecutive Rose Bowl appearances. The decision, nearly unanimous, was announced at Boyne Highlands Michigan after summer meetings. Institutions have 60 days from fall classes to challenge the vote. if upheld, a team could return to the Rose Bowl on January 1, 1973 if eligible.
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Chicago
Boyne Highlands
Mich
Industrial Slow-Pitch Set District Pairings Announced
District pairings for the state Industrial slow pitch tourney were released. Opening Friday at UAW 662 diamond features Plant 11 vs Days meeting Plant 3A at 5 p.m. Saturday games include Plant 11 Nights against Plant 10 Nights at 10:30 a.m. Local 292 Kokomo vs Plants 3B at noon, Local 663 vs Plant 10 Days at 1:30 p.m., the winner of game two meets Plant Seven at 3 p.m., and the winner of game three faces Plant 17 at 4:30 p.m.
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UAW
Kokomo
Hoyt Wilhelm Returns to Majors with Dodgers at 48
Los Angeles Dodgers bring back knuckleball ace Hoyt Wilhelm at age 48 after a stint with Spokane. The veteran, with league relief records, appeared in eight games for Spokane and aims to rejoin the Dodgers’ bullpen as they chase the Giants in the NL West.
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Hoyt Wilhelm
Los Angeles Dodgers
Wilhelm
Atlanta
Spokane
Dodgers
Walter Alston
Dodger
al Campanis
Jim Brewer
Pete Mikkelsen
Oldster
Mike Strahler
San Francisco Giants
New York Giants
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