Cubs Victory Sparks Slugfest Run Rush
Montreal 5 San Diego 3 as Jorgensen drives in key runs in the seventh. Renko and the Expos rally to win after a balky start, with Fairly, Jorgensen and Singleton delivering the decisive hits.
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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1973
Page
18
Montreal 5 San Diego 3 as Jorgensen drives in key runs in the seventh. Renko and the Expos rally to win after a balky start, with Fairly, Jorgensen and Singleton delivering the decisive hits.
Paul Blair delivered a bases loaded triple as Baltimore erased a 3-1 deficit with seven in the eighth. Earl Williams and Don Baylor contributed key hits while Brooks Robinson drew a decisive walk. Kansas City bullpen trouble sealed the Orioles victory.
Indiana and Kentucky headline the annual two game series at Louisville and Indianapolis. Indiana relies on height led by Kent Benson while Kentucky emphasizes speed with a quick lineup. Oliver hints Indiana must control the fast break to counter Kentucky’s depth and scoring.
Saturday's card lists games including Moose versus Coca Cola, McDonald's versus North Side Pharmacy, and Local 663 against Fairview American Aux. Police. Police players Teague George and Davis noted with early positions. Patterson, Macey, Brown, Craig, Rhodes and Smith also appear in box scores.
Minnick of Anderson shot one under par 71 at Woodland Country Club to finish fourth in the Indianapolis District Tournament. He totaled 296 over 72 holes, four strokes behind winner Mark Wolfs. Steve Barnett and Don Granger also reached the final round for Anderson, finishing 301 and 306 respectively with 75 and 76 in the final round.
Anderson Park Department sponsors a Sunday trip to Cincinnati to see the Reds play the Pirates. Open to Anderson families, $8.50 includes charter bus transportation and game seats. Depart 10:30 a.m. from City Hall, return about 9:30 p.m. Reserve by May 30. call 646 515S.
Cincinnati sports group CSI confirms no home for the Colonels and two other WHA franchises as an $18 million riverfront arena plan collapses. Officials consider relocating the team and shifting operations to cities like New Haven Hartford Providence Phoenix Denver. Downtown arena pressure and a misfiring financing plan end Cincinnati ties for now.
ECC Ladies results listed from Edgewood Country Club nine hole tourney. Jomce Anderson and Jill Mar led in early play. A four way tie in Class B included Lou Riggins Lorraine Lancing Marty Quear and Frank Wessar. Pat Moore won Class with Donna Ehrhart second. Betty Cornell and Marge Ronheim tied in Class D.
Detroit News reports White Sox third baseman Bill Melton, after overcoming injuries, is praised by manager Tanner as one of the best two strike hitters and a leading AL third baseman. May belted a three run homer in a 10 2 win over Detroit with Dick Allen and Melton driving in runs.
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