Ellis Wins 12th Straight as Pirates Top Reds 5 2
Pirates pitcher Dock Ellis improved to 14 3 with his 12th straight win, beating Cincinnati 5 2 to open a 5 1 4 game NL East lead over the Mets who fell 5 1 to Montreal. Roberto Clemente joined the 2800 hit club with a third inning triple and scoring on a Richie Hebner sac fly, while Al Oliver sealed it with a two run triple in the eighth.
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Mets
Ellis
Cincinnati
Montreal
Roberto Clemente
Bucs
Richie Hebner
al Oliver
Tommy Helms
Koosman
Expos
Ron Hunt
Ron Woods
Rusty Staub
Kossman
Gary Gentry
Laurel McDaigh
Tammy Schoonover
Lori Stuchell
West
Cheryl Ross
Chauncey
Chauncey Outhit West
Morrison
the Plains
Messenger
Chapman’s Colts Keep Lead With 9-4 Victory Over Albany
Chapman's 6-1 team stays alone in first place in the Colt League after a 9-4 win over Albany (1-6). John Kostival earned his fourth win in as many decisions. Kevin Walsh took the loss. Albany’s Jimmy Bolin, Dave South, and Jeff McDaniel each contributed, while Mark Mace homered for Chapman's. Danny Sininger led Page with a three-for-four including a triple as Dan Kennedy drove in three runs.
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Chapman
Albany
John Kostival
Kevin Walsh
Jimmy Bolin
Dave South
Mark Mace
Dave Yeats
Chapman’s
Jeff McDaniel
Page
Alex
Steve Deal
Andy Chenko
Dick Goodin
Mark Vaughn
Dan Sininger
Jim Kennedy
Terry Hawk
Abex
Chonko
Dick Cookey
Wheeling Golfer to Attend Ohio University Bobcats
Earl E Watt of Wheeling West Virginia will attend Ohio University and play golf for the Bobcats. Watt is WV state high school golf champion USGA sectional junior medalist and WV regional medalist. He lives at 107 Mount Lebanon Drive Wheeling and graduated first in a class of 270.
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Earl. E. Watt
Wheeling
W. Va
Ohio University
Bobcats
Watt
West Virginia
USGA
Mount Lebanon Dr
Wren to Instruct at Valley Vista Baseball Camp
veteran Ohio University coach Bob Wren will serve as instructor at the Ted Kluszewski Baseball School week of July 11 to 18. This marks the eighth year he participates in the program at Camp Valley Vista. Reservations are open and details available from Valley Vista Sports Camp Box 524 Bainbridge Ohio.
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Bainbridge
Ohio University
Bob Wren
Ted Kluszewski
Camp Valley Vista
Wren
Southern Illinois
Salukis
Southern California
Valley Vista Sports
Ohio
Baseball Major League Schedule Mixed Results and Matchups
The majors feature numerous intercity games with pitchers and records listed. Tiant Culp Hand Foster Niekro Gilbreth Peterson Dobson Odom John Parson Clark Kaat Dierker Stone Downing Alexander Pappas Pizzaro Nolan Briles Lersch Reed Gibson Kirby plus numerous twinight and day games across Boston Cleveland Washington Baltimore New York Detroit Oakland Chicago Kansas City Milwaukee California Minnesota and Houston San Francisco Montreal Philadelphia San Diego Pittsburgh.
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Boston
Tiant
Culp
Cleveland
Hand
Foster
Washington
Bosman
Baltimore
Dobson
New York
Peterson
Detroit
Gilbreth
Niekro
Chance
Oakland
Odom
Chicago
John
Kansas City
Butler
Milwaukee
Parsons
California
Clark
Minnesota
Kaat
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Montreal
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Houston
San Francisco
Morton
Williams
Dierker
Stone
Pappas
Pizzaro
Downing
Alexander
Nolan
Briles
Johnson
Lersch
Reed
St. Louis
Gibson
San Diego
Kirby
Peernse Ov
Ore
Washington Eee
Bench Joins NL All Stars for 1971 Game
Hank Aaron Willie Mays and Willie Stargell named to start in the National League outfield for the July 13 Detroit classic. Aaron tops NL voting with 1,119,306. Mays 1,084,887. Stargell 851,161. Johnny Bench leads among NL catchers with 1,060,651 votes.
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New York
Atlanta
Hank Aaron
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Pittsburgh
Willie Stargell
Aaron
Mays
Stargell
Lou Brock
St. Louis
Detroit
Giants
Willie McCovey
Joe Torre
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
Bench
Granger
Bowie Kuhn
Beckett
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Robinson
Luis Aparicio
Boston
Rod Carew
Minnesota
Boog Powell
Ray Fosse
Cleveland
Carl Yastrzemski
Tony Oliva
Frank Robinson
United States
Canada
Sparky Anderson
Earl Weaver
Americans
Glenn Beckett
Chicago
Bud Harrelson
Norm Cash Sees All-Star Bid Still In Doubt
Detroit slugger Norm Cash delivers a stellar season but questions his chances for the All-Star game. He asserts his focus remains on consistent hits and team success rather to selection, signaling plans to stay in Detroit with his hot form continuing.
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Associated Press
Norm Cash
Detroit
Cash doubts Weaver will name him to All-Star team
Tigers star Norm Cash, runnerup in AL voting to Boog Powell, says Earl Weaver won’t replace Powell with him. Cash notes his .290 average, 19 homers, 37 runs, while Powell tops in RBIs. Meanwhile Orioles split a doubleheader with Washington as Powell injures wrist.
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Baseman
Baltimore
Boog Powell
Earl Weaver
Cash
Weaver
Tigers
New York Yankees
Powell
Orioles
Washington
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Oakland A’s
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City Royals
Milwaukee Brewers
California Angels
Minnesota Twins
Detroit
Powel
Boog
Tiger
Hockey school standout honored at Ohio State
George Ransom of 22 Columbia Ave was among 105 boys from several states attending a two week hockey school at Ohio State University. He received a trophy as the outstanding player in his division. Instructors included Dale Keon Toronto Maple Leafs captain and Billy Harris NHL veteran coach of Sweden's national team.
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George Ransom
Columbia Ave
Ohio State University
Dale Keon
Toronto Maple Leafs
Billy Harris
National Hockey League
Sweden
Troy-Coakley Invitational Softball Tournament Sought
Teams are sought for the Troy Coakley Invitational Softball Tournament at W State Street Jaycee Fields in Athens. Entry is 25 dollars for sanctioned teams plus six dollars for non sanctioned teams. Contact Ted Dyer or Milt Cooksey for details.
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Troy-Coakley
W. State Street
Jaycee Fields
Athens
Ted Dyer
Milt Cooksey
Records Fall At Age Group Track Meet Second Meet
The second season meet at Peden Stadium produced 40 new marks led by triple record setters Mark Mayhew Patty Mullins and Bill Curry. Ro ger Gilders edged Mike Mayhew in the 220 for ages 11 12 with a 29.4 time, and many other age group records were set across long jump sprints and distance events by numerous youths.
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Peden Stadium
Mark Mayhew
Patty Mullins
Bill Curry
Roger Gilders
Mike Mayhew
Gilders
Iwalani Hayhew
Sharon Finlay
Robyn Wagoner
Laura Gilders
Dina Millders
Iwalani Mayhew
Iwalani
Mayhew
Dina Miller
Marie Rose
Voni Hess
John Thompson
Dave Essex
Todd Bradford
George Selden
Brian Lavery
Todd Broadford
Chris Miller
John Rowland
Carol Starlin
Gretchen Siemer
Donna Rose
Carol Siemer
Penny Wollenberg
Lisa Bradford
Suzie Kinsel
Matt Brient
J. K. Smith
Andy Cohen
Brian Altier
Jerry Buckley
Lori Stuchel
Pam Wollenberg
Karen Rose
Peggy Bleigh
Lori Stuchell
Lisa Siemer
Karen Bleigh
Bob Wagoner
Mike Lehoe
Gene Robers
Sharon Finley
Jeff Griffin
Eddie Pennell
Mr Starlin
Ka Wed Hee. Gilders
Brian Reid
Nancy Rose
Teresa Siemer
Suzie Hermey
Kathy Lehoe
Debbie Perry
Mary Jo Hermay
Stempel
Mike Blosser
Jeff Smith
Jeff Blosser
Jim Rose
Dave Gilders
Jeff Biosser
Gene Roberts
Dan Dry
van Tom
Ken DeVeau
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