Perry’s Cy Young year slips as Twins slump
Minnesota ace Jim Perry, 1970 Cy Young winner, has not won since June 30 and carries an 12-14 record after eight straight losses. Manager Bill Rigney cites control and home runs as the culprit while Perry vows to stay healthy and push for a late-season resurgence.
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Minneapolis-St. Paul
Bill Rigney
Jim Perry
Cy Young
Rigney
Minnesota Twins
Perry
Twins
Detroit
Minnesota
Shiner Demands Trade From Giants After Walkout
Washington native and former Redskins quarterback Dick Shiner urged Giants coach Alex Webster to trade him after walking out of camp. Shiner said he would not play without a signed contract and blamed the unresolved dispute on contract status and waived player plans.
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Dick Shiner
New York Giants
Alex Webster
Shiner
Webster
Giants
Washington Redskins
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
New York
New England
Patri
Ots
Seabrook
Maryland University
AWBA Annual Workshop Set
The Anderson Women's Bowling Association will hold its annual workshop at 7 30 p m at the Y W C A with a panel during the question and answer session and emphasis on rule changes. Eleanor Jackson presides and announces committee appointments across nominations finance publicity and more. WIBC membership tops three million for the first time in history.
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Y.W.C.A
Eleanor Jackson
AWBA
Shirley Sheets
Mardelle Yunker
Margaret Peacock
Wanda Hodson
Norma Hobbs
Cheryl Kruger
Kathryn Hotzel
Jean Ramsey
Helen Rees
Joan Rankin
Phyllis Boze
Harriett Britton
Ruth Brown
Mary Baker
Marcella Ryan
Peggy Rickman
BVL
Mary Ellison
Mary Roam
June Metcalf
All League
Anderson’? Bowling Paper
Beverly Ravenscroft
Rozella Baldwin
Clarice Gammon
Margaret Wolfe
Jeannette Riley
Gwen Grile
Martha Linville
Bonnie Garman
Gwen Bullerdick
AJBC
Olympia
Lou Canaday
Pearl Hood
East Side
Shirley Creech
Mary F. Johnson
WIBC
Bennett Nets Hole In One At Mead Brook G C
Jim Bennett of 220 West 38th Street shot a hole in one on the 120 yard sixth hole at the Mead Brook golf course Tuesday using a seven iron witnessed by Ray Baldwin Bill Dickerson and Red Wolf
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Ray Baldwin
Bill Dickerson
Red Wolf
Nixon Meets A's At White House
President Nixon hosted Vida Blue and Oakland Athletics figures at the White House for a 15 minute talk. The president called Blue the most underpaid player in baseball and joked about car gas while Blue thanked him and said he would like to return.
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Vida Blue
White House
Oakland Athletics
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Dick Williams
Charles O. Finley
Oakland
A’s
Mansfield
Bando
Finley
Baltimore
Oakland A’s
Senators
Dick Duncan
Upi
Prep Senior Girl Gives Up Football
Hollywood Florida AP reports Jan Coelho a 17 year old from Hollywood Hills High School quit football after one day. She sought quarterback duty but found the practices too strenuous and said the sport favors athletes over students. Coach Saltrick noted rule changes limit his options, while Jan stated she would return Tuesday before quitting again.
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Jan Coelho
Hollywood Hills
Dick Saltrick
Jan
Saltrick
Powder Puff Race Joins SV Card At Sun Valley Speedway
Modified stock and two figure 8 races anchor a Saturday night program at Sun Valley Speedway. Joe Help ling promotes a Powder Puff event with women drivers joining top modified field led by Gail Duncan, Gene Prosser, and Bob Fields. Time trials start 6 40 p.m and heat racing at 8 30 p.m. Other entries include Shirley, Cook, Brewer, Robinette, Williams, Lemon, Blankenship, and Hutchison. The double header follows Friday’s Redbud 30 late model stock race.
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Joe Helpling
Gail Duncan
Gene Prosser
New Castle
Bob Fields
Willow Branch
Shirley
Anderson
Gene Cook
Fields
Jim Brewer
Jerry Robinette
Noblesville
Mike Williams
Perkinsville
Bill Lemon
Markleville
Darwin Blankenship
Pete Hutchison
Sun Valley
Roberts Wins First Savings Tourney at Anderson CC
Roberts fired a 71 to win the First Savings and Loan Association event at Anderson Country Club. L. W. Austin took second with 75, G. C. Hughes tied for third at 75. First blind par winners at 77 were T. F. Smith Tom Gregory J. S. Glazer Dr. L. E. Rosenbaum J. B. Burton and Bill Hobbs. Second blind par winners at 72 were Mike Roberts J. H. Dehring J. A. Wiseman and Steve Garlick.
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Savings and Loan Association
Anderson Country Club
L. W. Austin
G. C. Hughes
T. F. Smith
Tom Gregory
J. S. Glazer
Dr. L. E. Rosenbaum
J. B. Burton
Bill Hobbs
Mike Roberts
J. H. Dehring
J. A. Wiseman
Steve Garlick
ECC Men's First Round Completed at Edgewood Country Club
Defending champion Phil Moore and former champ Rod Swinehart won opening round matches. Dan McFarland defeated Phil Sullivan while several others advanced, with several forfeits noted. The 16 first-round losers enter the consolation flight as play continues next Sunday and ends on Labor Day.
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Rod Swinehart
Dan McFarland
Phil Sullivan
Edgewood Country Club
Moore
Milton Mills Sr
Swinehart
Milton Mills Jr
McFarland
Sullivan
Hal Spears
Dick Farrer
Kent Poore
D. W. Brown
Mike Martin Jr
Bill Toole
Pete Lewis
al Swinford
Fred McGuire
Ralph Teter
G. R. McLaughlin
Fritz Flanagan
Wally Smith
Paul Craib
D. F. Brown
Bud Ainsworth
Bill McIndoo
Dick Daoust
Neal Spannuth
Garland Kuch
Don Roush
Ken O'Heron
Bill Woodruff
Charles Norton
Gibson Gullett duel in Cincinnati as no-hitters loom
Fireballing Bob Gibson faces Don Gullett in Cincinnati seeking a second straight no hitter after Vander Meer’s 1938 feat. Gullett, 13-4, has been dominant at home, while the Reds chase success amid recent wins. Both managers stress winning the game over rare pitching milestones.
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Bob Gibson
Johnny Vander Meer
St. Louis
Don Gullett
Gullett
Reds
Vander Meer
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Gibson
Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Red Schoendienst
Pro Cage Teams Drop Law Suits
Twelve ABA and NBA teams agreed to dismiss antitrust and breach of contract suits with prejudice at a San Francisco hearing, paving the way for a planned ABA NBA merger pending congressional antitrust exemptions. ABA holdouts may seek future authorization. NBA teams including the Warriors, Atlanta and Philadelphia did not join the dismissal.
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National Basketball Associations
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Frederick Furth
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Rick Barry
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Robert Dunn
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Mieuli
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Burger King and Johnsons Tied For First In League Standings
Burger King and Johnsons Recreation remained tied for first place with 10-2 records after Tuesday night action at Shadyside Park. Burger King crushed Regency Mobile Homes 13-0 with win marked by a four-hit effort from pitcher Roger Ellis and homers by Brumfield and Bohannen. Johnsons defeated Culligan 6-1 on a trio of Johnsons homers, while Eads Typewriter beat Emge 9-6 with Olive and Wallen homers.
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McFall
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Wigner
Williams
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Blair Wins In Tourney At Elwood Softball Invitational
Blair Trucking blanked Kokomo Coca-Cola 3 0 behind six hit pitching by Louie Clear in Elwood Softball Invitational action Tuesday. Anderson scored two runs in the fourth on Anderson and Pickett miscues with Fleet driving in one, and Blair’s final run came on Clear’s RBI single. Blair meets Windfall Friday at 8 p.m.
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Blair Trucking
Louie Clear
Kokomo Coca-Cola
Herb Pruett
Blair
Anderson
John Anderson
Ron Pickett
Mike Fleet
Clear
Kokomo Coke
Fleet
Denny
Swinford
Burton
Haugland
NCAA Meetings On Costs Set
The NCAA council will hear committee recommendations this week on cost cuts in college sports programs. The Financial Aid and Recruiting committees propose limits on grants-in-aid and tying athletic scholarships to need. If approved, amendments to the constitution or bylaws will be drafted for the January Hollywood Florida convention.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Council
NCAA
Ncaa Council
Hollywood
Fla
Oscar Melson Wins Cancer Crusade Golf
Oscar Melson fired a five under par 65 to win the 1971 Cancer Crusade golf tournament at Grandview Golf Course. He tied Don Granger with 65 but won the first place draw. Janie and Lorraine figures noted in women's divisions. prizes set for Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Grandview clubhouse.
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Cancer Crusade
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Melson
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Dick Peck
Bob McKee
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Ron Harrison
Shannon Chambers Sr
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Wendall Parson
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Larry Hoover
J. M. Ohler
Tom Broderick
Jack Woods
Emil Scherrer
Bob Humphrey
June Metcalf
Betty Rollins
Mary Johnson
Lorraine Allen
Lucy Flanders
Janie Peck
Velva Granger
Linda Granger
Grandview Club
Shannon Chambers Jr
Wendell Parson
Mike Berson
Mike Hadley
New Phily Stadium Filled Despite Chaos
Philadelphia opened a 65 358 seat stadium for an Eagles Bills exhibition but traffic chaos kept thousands from entering and exiting. Officials say about 8 000 turned away while Mayor Tate and Police Commissioner O Neill blamed excess cars and detours.
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Bud Wye
Philadelphia Eagles
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Eagles
Mamoth
Wye
James H. J. Tate
Joseph F. O'Neill
Veterans Stadium
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