White Sox surge under new leadership draws big crowds
Chicago fans praise Dick Allen as the White Sox pace 1972 excitement. Attendance tops 110000 in a four game Yankee series at White Sox Park, with Allen delivering late heroics. Trades strengthen lineup led by Reichardt Johnstone May and Melton. Caray's radio revival backs a growing fan base as Chicago eyes 1 million home fans.
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Chicagoland
Richie
Allen
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Yankees
White Sox Park
Pale Hose
Chuck Tanner
Stu Holcomb
Chisox
Tanner
Chicago
Pitifall Pale Hose
Carlos May
Pat Kelly
Cleveland
Leroy Kelly
Rick Reichardt
Senators
Jay Johnstone
California Angels
Walt Williams
Melton
Mike Andrews
Boston
Rich Morales
Ed Hermann
Wilbur Wood
Holy Cow
Harry Caray
Caray
Baseball scores from yesterday include a 10 inning Oakland win
National League results show Oakland 3 Cleveland 2 in 10 innings. Minnesota edged Baltimore 3 2. Denver beat Omaha 3 2, Iowa defeated Wichita 4 3. Also Atlanta beat Montreal 3 2 in NL action and New York 3 Cincinnati 2. Houston 4 Philadelphia 3. American League saw Minnesota 5 Baltimore 4 in 15 innings and California 6 4. Other league games listed Evansville 4 Tulsa 2, Omaha 6 Wichita 0, Indianapolis 9 Oklahoma City.
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Oakland
Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Amy
Denver
Oma
Iowa
Wichita
California
Evansville
Tulsa
Omaha
Indianapolis
Oklahoma City
New York
Kansas City
RY & L.cuis
Los Angeles
Houston
Atlanta
San Diego
San Francisco
Our Pool is the Jumping Inn Place, Kings Inn
A short note identifies a pool hosting area named Jumping Inn Place within Kings Inn. The text provides no dates people or events to broaden the record.
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Jumping Inn
Kings Inn
Wednesday Baseball Schedule Roundup across Leagues
MLB slate lists Minnesota at Baltimore led by Perry while New York visits Texas with Kline. Other matchups include Lonborg at Kansas City, Oakland at Cleveland, Ryan at Detroit, Boston at Chicago, Reuss at Philadelphia, Niekro at Atlanta, McGlothlin at Cincinnati, Gentry at New York, Hous ton at Chicago, Cleveland at San Francisco, and Pittsburgh doubleheader trio against Kansas City in night action.
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Minnesota
Perry
Baltimore
Dobson
New York
Kline
Texas
Shellenback
Lonborg
Kansas City
Drago
Oakland
Wang
Cleveland
Tidrow
Ryan
Detroit
Niekro
Boston
Krausse
Chicago
Bahnsen
Houston
Reuss
Philadelphia
Carlton
Atlanta
Montreal
Torrez
Cincinnati
McGlothlin
Gentry
Hoston
Los Angeles
Louis
San Franco
Marichal
Pittsburgh
Moose
Ellis
Oo Oe
Kirby
Artin
Twinig
Reformatory Seeks Slo Pitch Games
Madison County slow pitch softball teams are invited to arrange games with the Indiana Reformatory OSD squad. Contact Mr. Bob Utter OSD Recreation Director Box 28 Pendleton Indiana or phone 778-2630. Games start Saturdays or Sundays at 5 30 p m. Utter also seeks dust bowl basketball matchups on Saturdays.
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Madison County
Indiana Reformatory
OSD
Bob Utter
Pendleton
Ind
Utter
Mets Rally Past Reds 3-2 on Agee's Seventh inning hit
Tommie Agee drove in the deciding run with a seventh inning single as the Mets defeated the Reds 3-2. Jim Beauchamp had a pinch hit and Jim McAndrew earned the win. Tug McGraw notched his ninth save. Cincinnati’s Johnny Bench hit his 14th homer as Don Gullett took the loss.
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NEW York
Tommie Agee
New York Mets
Cincinnati Reds
Agee
Jim Beauchamp
Jim McAndrew
Bud Harrelson
Mets
Cincinnati
Tug McGraw
Red
Johnny Bench
Bobby Tolan
Lapel Rally Falls Short in Seven Inning Setback
Lapel trailed Knightstown 7-1 entering the final inning and mounted a four-run rally in the seventh, but the host Knights held on for a 7-5 victory. Key hits came from Chaney, Maxwell, Barnhizer, and Mills as Knightstown matched a midgame surge with late offense.
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Bulldogs
Bob Chaney
Sam Maxwell
Jeff Passwater
Ron Howell
Chaney
Maxwell
Jerry Mills
Mark Barnhizer
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Spears
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YMCA Summer Cage Loop Set
The Anderson YMCA will run a cross-court basketball league this summer. A meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Y for those interested. Teams may have up to five players, with three on the court at once. Matches are best two of three to 20 points. Morris Hester, the adult physical director, will be league director. Games will be played Monday and Wednesday nights.
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Anderson Ymca
Morris Hester
El Morocco Johnsons Rec overpower Eads Typewriter in league game
El Morocco Johnson's Rec outslugged Eads Typewriter Repair 13 to 11 as Charles Warner hit two homers and John Jackson added a two run double. West Electric defeated Regency Trailer Sales 14 to 4 with Dave DeLong collecting three hits. Standings and leading hitters follow the first round wrap.
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EL Morocco
Johnson
Eads
West Electric
Regency
Charles Warner
John Jackson
Buddy Eads
David Gilley
Dave DeLong
Johnson’s
Emge
Eeee Sa Ee
Tom Shimer
Larry Baker
Union 76
Jay Mallernee
Ron Drake
Greg Talmage
Bill Leicht
Danny Keesling
el Morocico
Bill Plank
Putt Putt Tourney Set Tonight At Anderson
Dick Freeh owner announces a $200 54 hole tourney at 7:30 p.m. open to PSA APA and public. Signups by 7 p.m. Former World Champion Rick Smith of Muncie will attend. Similar Wednesday events will air on cable television throughout summer.
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Dick Freeh
Professional Putters Association
Amateur Putters Association
Rick Smith
Muncie
Braves Top Expos 3-2 on Evans Remarkable Homer
Atlanta jumped ahead with three runs in the third inning including Darrel Evans's homer to back Ron Reed who allowed 11 hits in a 3-2 victory over the Montreal Expos Tuesday night. Felix Millan started the burst as Tim Foli misplayed a ball, followed by Ralph Garr’s foul ball catch and Carty driving in Millan before Evans added the key homer.
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Montreal
Atlanta
Darrel Evans
Ron Reed
Braves
Montreal Expos
Felix Millan
Expos
Tim Foli
Foli
Mike Jorgensen
Ralph Garr
Ken Singleton
Millan
Henry Aaron
Rico Carty
Evans
Cleveland
Vida Blue
Oakland
Cleveland Indians
Blue
Darold Knowles
Roland Fingers
A’s
Joe Rudi
Sal Bando
Reggie Jackson
Indians
Hostetler Eliminated From NAIA Tennis Tourney
Jim Hostetler of Anderson College loses to Terry Johnston of Quincy College 1-6 6-3 2-6 in the third round at Kansas City ending his NAIA singles run. Johnston advances to the quarterfinals to face John Brush of Redlands University.
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Kansas City
Jim Hostetler
Anderson College
Terry Johnston
Quincy
Ill
Siebert, Harper, Aparicio power Boston to 2-0 win over White Sox
Sonny Siebert held Chicago to four hits as the Red Sox beat the White Sox 2-0. Harper and Aparicio drove in both runs, with Boston breaking the game open in the sixth inning. Wood was looped by Siebert as Chicago managed only six hits.
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Sonny Siebert
Tommy Harper
Luis Aparacio
Boston Red Sox
White Sox
Siebert
Wilbur Wood
Doug Griffin
Harper
Aparicio
Boston
Wood
Coca Cola and Local 1944 Clash in Wednesday Schedule
The schedule lists Coca Cola and Local 1944 facing off at 5:45 p.m. in the Erskine UA league with Erskine, UAW 662, and VFW noted in box scores. Players Johnson White Fros sard York J Randolph and Goodson contribute in 1944 matchups, with HRs from Hanna and Finley cited in recent play summaries.
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Sertoma Club
Coca-Cola
McNeal
Rager
Imel
Epperly
Needler
Goodson
Scott
Burton
Exchange Club
Erskine UA
Johnson
White
Frossard
York
J. Randolph
Coca Cola
Eagles
McDowell
Bright
Kennedy
Olive
Hanna
UAW
Hendricks
Davis
McRoberts
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Hr—Finley
VFW
TPA
Wright limits Tigers as Angels win split doubleheader
Clyde Wright pitched a four hitter and Leo Cardenas drove in Two on a two run double to lift the California Angels to a 4 0 victory over Detroit for a split of the twin bill. Ed Brinkman hit a three run homer and Aurelio Rodriguez added a two run shot to back Mickey Lolich as Detroit won the opener 8 6. Wright improved to 5 2 while fanning four.
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Rick Reichardt
White Sox
Yanks
Reichardt
Mike Andrews
Bill Melton
Chicago
Dick Allen
Windy City
Chisox
Allen
John Allen
Chuck Tanner
Sparky Lyle
Pale Hose
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Vada Pinson
Tony Taylor
Bill Freehan
Ken MccMullen
John Stephenson
Cardenas
California
Sandy Alomar
Lolich
Art Kusayer
Andy Kosco
Detroit
Rodriguez
Leroy Stanton
Ken Barry
Kosco
Bob Oliver
Chase Lolich
Clyde Wright
Leo Cardenas
California Angels
Ed Brinkman
Aurelio Rodriguez
Mickey Lolich
Wright
Ties Dominate Anderson County Club Blind Par Tourney
A three way tie for low gross and a four way tie for first blind par marked the weekend at the Anderson County Club Blind Par Tourney sponsored by Acme Paving and Anderson Banking Co. Low gross at 72 featured L. W. Austin R. C. Roberts and D. R. Porter. First blind par at 76 went to W. S. Rooy J. H. Plummer W. G Heller and R. D. Waugh. Second blind par at 78 produced seven tied players, and third blind par at 77 tied seven players including Armington Schwantes Robinson Whitehead Harris Oyler and Cooper.
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Anderson Country Club
Acme Paving and
Anderson Banking Company
L. W. Austin
R. C. Roberts
D. R. Porter
W. S. Rooy
J. H. Plummer
W. G Heller
R. D. Waugh
C. A. Childers
L. R. Campbell
G. L. Cameron
C. Blassaras
J. S. Glazer
R. A. Bennett
R. S. Howe
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E. C. Harris
R. W .Oyler
P. S. Cooper
Legion Tryouts Announced for Post 127 at Memorial Field
Dale Burgett, manager of Post 127 American Legion, announces tryouts Thursday and Friday at 6:30 p.m. at Memorial Field. Eligible players are boys from Anderson and Madison Heights school districts with birthdays after August 1, 1953, plus any returning players from last season who remain eligible.
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Dale Burgett
American Legion
Memorial Field
Anderson
Madison Heights
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