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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1971

Page

17

Virginia Open Opens with Harper Seeking Ninth Defense

Chandler Harper, 57, defending champion and record holder with ten Virginia Open titles, begins the 44th Virginia PGA Open at Waynesboro Country Club. The field includes Mike Felker, Mike Wynn, Banks Guyton, Ronnie Gerringer, Claude King, Curtis Strange and Skeeter Heath among veterans and teenagers, with Harper intent on extending his hold until someone finally beats him.

Waynesboro Chandler Harper Portsmouth Virginia Waynesboro Country Club Harper Keswick Club Mike Felker Newport News Mike Wynn Wynn Adimore Tom Strange Strange Curtis Strange Skeeter Heath Hampton Nelson Broach Richmond Sam Wallace Williamsburg O.D. Gardner Jr Felker John Matson Billy Engel Blacksburg Jimmy Ellis Virginia Beach

White Sox rout Royals 12-3 in fourth straight win

Tom Egan drove in three runs with two doubles as Chicago piled up 15 hits including Bill Melton’s leadoff homer in a six run fifth. Wilbur Wood won while Paul Splittorff and Dick Drago were roughed up. Cookie Rojas and Bob Oliver hit solo shots for Kansas City.

Chicago White Sox Tom Egan Kansas City Royals Ed Kirkpatrick Chicago Sox Bill Melton Wilbur Wood Cookie Rojas Bob Oliver Paul Splittorf Dick Drago Drago White Sox Kansas City Luis Alvarado Walt Williams Carlos May Patekis Richardct Severson Ss Wiliams Rojas McKinny Brameierp Mellon Otisph Reichardt If Abernthyp Stroud If Schaal Cmay Roliver Eganc Harrison Alvaradoss Piniella Wood Paepkert Kirkpatricef Martinezc Savage Ph Dragop Fitzmrrisp Knoop E—Alvarado R.oliver Egan Richard W.williams Sb— Patek S—Wood SO Splittorff Fitzmorris Burgmeier Abernathy Splittorff

Campbell May Skip State Amateur Due to Surgery

Huntington WV AP Bill Campbell, 11 time West Virginia Amateur winner, underwent esophageal cyst surgery in New York. Director Fred Burns doubts he will play the July 25 White Sulphur Springs event, ending a 35 year streak if he misses it. Campbell, 48, has a record including U S Amateur title and Walker Cup, with North South and WV Open wins.

Bill Campbell West Virginia Campbell New York City Huntington Fred Burns White Sulphur Springs Charleston Ed Tutwiler

Rams Trade Bob Brown to Oakland in Block of Deals

Los Angeles Rams send star tackle Bob Brown and two picks to the Oakland Raiders for tackle Harry Schuh and cornerback Kent McCloughan. Brown, 29, joined the Rams in 1969 as a first round pick. Schuh, 28, a former AFL No. 1 pick, has started for Oakland since 1965. McCloughan, 28, Nebraska product, partnered with Brown at college and led the Raiders with five interceptions last season. Coach Tommy Prothro says the move should strengthen the Rams.

LOS Angeles Los Angeles Rams Bob Brown Oakland Raiders Harry Schuh Kent McCloughan Brown Rams Philadelphia Schuh Memphis State Raiders McCloughan Nebraska Oakland Tommy Prothro

Brewers Blank Angels 6-0 Behind Parsons Five-Hitter

Milwaukee rookie Bill Parsons worked five innings allowing five hits to defeat the California Angels 6-0 in the first game of a doubleheader. The Brewers broke the game open in the third inning scoring three runs off pitcher Messersmith as Milwaukee built a commanding lead.

Milwaukee Bill Parsons Milwaukee Brewers California Angels Parsons Angels Andy Messersmith

Trevino Favored To Win Cleveland Open With Big Names Missing

Lee Trevino leads the field in the $150,000 Cleveland Open as Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player sit out. Trevino could extend his recent win streak after the Open playoff, amid a strong lineup including Charles Coody Bruce Devlin Tom Weiskopf and others.

Lee Trevino Cleveland Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Gary Player Nicklaus Trevino Palmer Charles Coody Bruce Devlin Australia Tommy Aaron Tom Weiskopf Tom Shaw Frank Beard Dave Hill Gene Littler Miller Barber Hubert Green Billy Casper Casper

Lahoud Lifts Red Sox Past Indians 2-1 in Pitchers Duel

Boston catcher Jody Lahoud hit a leadoff homer in the seventh to break a 1-1 tie as Ray Culp and Sam McDowell locked in a brilliant duel. Lahoud, subbing for Yaz, belted his 5th homer off a lefty, giving the Red Sox a 2-1 win over Cleveland. McDowell struck out 14 in a five-hitter, taking the loss. Culp allowed five hits for the victory.

Boston Joe Lahoud Ray Culp Sam McDowell Boston Red Sox Cleveland Indians McDowell Lahoud Carl Yastrzemski Culp Kurt Bevacqua Red Sox Luis Aparicio Billy Conigliaro Indians

Lahoud homer guides Red Sox past Indians in tense tilt

Boston beats Cleveland 8 to 5 as Lahoud hits a homer and Bevacqua and Conigliaro collect key hits. 2B by Bevacqua and Conigliaro, Erik Lahoud drives in the decisive run, McDowell takes the loss while Culp improves to 8-5.

Cleveland Boston R. Smith

Cardinals Name Coaching Staff Under Red Schoendienst

Manager Red Schoendienst leads a Cardinals staff with Ken Boyer Vern Benson George Kissell and Barney Schultz as coaches Schultz a former World Series pitching star brings veteran insight to the dugout for the season.

Ken Boyer Vern Benson George Kissell Barney Schultz Red Schoendienst St. Louis Cardinals Schultz

Adams Hurls Elks To Peewee Victory

David Adams pitched three innings of no hit ball as the Elks defeated the Jaycees 9 0 in Peewee play Bluewell blanked 9 0 by the Legion The Elks beat the Legion 20 0 and the Jaycees toppled Brushfork 12 4 in Little League Bobby George hit a grand slam to lead the Jaycees to victory The Pony slate tonight features Graham versus the Jaycees and Bluewell against the Legion The Peewee and Little League games rescheduled from June 16 will be played Friday evening.

David Adams Elks Jaycees Legion Bluewell Brushfork Bobby George Graham

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