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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1977

Page

13

Seaver Debut With Reds Spoiled By Dodgers Seaver’s Cincinnati debut ends in defeat

At Riverfront Stadium Cincinnati, Tom Seaver allowed seven hits in eight innings and took a 3-2 loss as Los Angeles Dodgers ace John outdueled him. Steve Garvey drove in two runs for the Dodgers while Rick Monday added a sixth inning RBI. Ken Griffey extended his 14 game hitting streak with a bunt single to start the seventh.

Cincinnati Tommy John Tom Seaver Seaver Los Angles Dodgers Reds John Steve Garvey Los Angeles Rick Monday Riverfront Stadium Joe Morgan Ken Griffey Morgan George Foster Dan Driessen Cesar Geronimo Montreal New York Mets Dave Lopes Bill Russell Lopes Garvey

Cubs Beat Mets 5-0 Behind Reuschel Three Hits by Morales

Jerry Morales had three hits including a two run triple as Rick Reuschel earned his 10th win of the season and the Chicago Cubs topped the New York Mets 5-0. Steve Ontiveros drove in two runs and Ontiveros added a sac fly to help secure the victory and a fourth straight Cubs win.

Chicago Jerry Morales Rick Reuschel Chicago Cubs New York Mets Steve Ontiveros Cubs Morales Jerry Koosman Bill Buckner Bobby Murcer Ontiveros Gene Clines Craig Swan Reuschel Mets Willie Hernandez New York Hernandez Mike Vail John Stearns Joel Youngblood Lee Mazzilli Reusheel John Milner Ed Kranepool

Blue Jays edge Orioles on ninth inning bloop

Roy Howell delivered a ninth inning RBI single for Toronto as the Blue Jays beat the Baltimore Orioles 5 4. Alan Ashby opened the rally with a single and was moved to second, then Howell lined a single past short left to win. Orioles extended their losing streak to six as starter Dave Lemanczyk improved to 6 6.

Baltimore Roy Howell Toronto Blue Jays Baltimore Orioles Alan Ashby Fred Holdsworth Tippy Martinez Bob Bailor Howell Orioles Ralllied Andres Mora

Indians Rally Past Tigers 4-2 on Thornton's Big Day

Andre Thornton drove in four runs with two homers and a sacrifice fly as Cleveland beat Detroit 4-2, extending the Indians’ winning streak to nine games.

Thornton Tigers Indians Detroit Andre Thornton Cleveland Detroit Tigers

All Star Voting Leaders in NL Balloting After Three Weeks

AP reports leaders in the National League All Star balloting after three weeks. Top catchers include Jennny Bench and Ted Simmons with big vote totals. Steve Garvey leads at first base and Ron Cey at third. key outfield names include Greg Luzinski and George Foster among others. Pitchers will be chosen by Sparky Anderson of the Reds.

NEW York Jennny Bench Cincinnati Ted Simmons St. Louis Steve Yeager Los Angeles Bob Boone Philadelphia Gene Tenace San Diego Gary Carter Montreal Joe Ferguson Houston Jerry Grote Steve Garvey Tomy Ted Sizemore Davey Lopes Dave Cash Rennie Stennett Pittsburg Mike Tyson Felix Millan Ron Cey Pete Rose Mike Schmidt Bill Madieck San Francisco Ken Reitz St Louis Phil Garner Pittsburgh Enos Cabell Snortstop Cave Concepcion Larry Bows Bill Russell Garry Templeton Ken Griffey Reggie Smith Cesar Geronimo Lou Grock S.*. Louis Garry Maddox Bobby Murcer Chicago Rick Monday Jay Johnstone Pantagetonia Jett Burroughs Atlanta Sparky Anderson Cincinnat Reds

Watson North Deadlock in Western Open Lead Tie

Tom Watson and Andy North shot 69 and 70 to share the 36 hole lead at five under par 139 in windy conditions at Butler National. Mike McCullough posted a course record back nine 31 and 66 to surge to six under 142, challenging the leaders amid rising scores.

Oak Brook Ill Tom Watson Andy North Watson North Butler National Mike McCullough McCullough Gary McCord Bruce Lietzke McCord Milwaukee Iil Butler National Golf Club Gary McCora Phil Hancock Bill Kratzert Curtis Strange Bob Zender Dave Eichelberger J.C Snead Tom Weiskopf Morris Hateisky Joan Lister Wally Armstrong Mac McLendon Frank Beard Rik Massengate Tae Lee Elder Pob Gilder Hale Irwin Bill Mallon Jett Mitch Chi Chi Rodriguez Doug Tewell Calvin Peete Kermit Zariey Terry Diehl Roger Maltbie Mark Hayes Mike Reid Charles Sifford Lanny Wadkins Dave Shett Hubert Green Steve Cain Don Bies Victor Regalado Bob Payne Larry Nelson Lyn Lott Arnold Palmer Ken Stil Tommy Valentine Keith Fergus Wayne Levi George Burns

Orioles Opener Postponed By Rain Again

A steady rainfall forced the Bluefield Orioles season opener to be postponed. The make up doubleheader with Kingsport at Bowen Field is slated to start at 6 00 p m weather permitting with last night’s washout moved to today.

Bluefield Orioles Pulaski Baby Birds Kingsport Bowen Field Orioles

Carner Leads Hoosier Classic After First Round

JoAnne Carner shot a 4 under par 68 at Plymouth Country Club to take the first round lead in the LPGA Hoosier Classic. Seven players tied for second at 69, including Chako Higuchi and Laura Baugh, while Judy Rankin carded 71 in tied third. Amateurs Lori Garbacz led with 72 as play proceeds.

Plymouth Ind JoAnne Carner Plymouth Country Club Miss Burns Quandt LPGA Judy Rankin Lori Garbacz Miss Garbacz

Youths Gain Camp Honors at Morris Harvey College

Four Princeton youths returned from a basketball camp at Morris Harvey College in Charleston with honors. Elvin Hayes of the Capitol Bullets led the camp as guest instructor. Jim Miller Curtis Graham won MVP and one on one trophies, while Kevin Smith and Gary Wright earned all star honors in their age groups.

Princeton Morris Harvey College Charleston Elvin Hayes Capitol Bullets Princeton Junior High School Jim Miller Kevin Smith Curtis Graham Gary Wright Miller Graham Smith Wright

Bluestone and Tygart lakes labeled best bets for weekend fishing

West Virginia DNR says Blue stone and Tygart lakes offer top fishing this weekend with minnows or lizards best bait. Stream fishing should be good statewide barring heavy rain, with Bluestone Lake clear and productive for channel catfish smallmouth bass crappie and panfish at night. Sutton Lake remains clear but slow. bass and crappie scarce as bass spawn nears.

Charleston W.va State Department of Natural Resources Bluestone Tygart Lakes Bluestone Lake Sutton Lake

Foyts misconduct threatens USAC sponsorship fallout

A.J. Foyt's post qualifying behavior at Mount Pocono angers Citicorp Services head Fred Stecher who vows to cancel the $300,000 to $400,000 USAC sponsorship. Stecher cites rules and mentions possible 1978 program cancellation while noting past incidents and a demand for a public apology.

Mount Pocono A.J. Foyt Fred R. Stechep Citicorp Services Inc USAC Stecher Associated Press Foyt Johnny Rutherford Mario Andretti Citicorp Mr. Foyt Phoenix McLaren Tyler Alexander Alexander Rutherford Dick King

Father Son McElreath Twin Entry In Schaefer 500

Jim McElreath becomes the 33rd qualifier for Sundays 400000 Schaefer 500 with 178.926 mph in his Eagle car joining his son James who qualified at 175.165 mph. This marks the first father son combination in the race history.

Mount Pocono Jim McElreath McElreath James McElreath Sr Eagle American Motors U.S. Auto Club Indianapolis AMC al Unser Parnelli Mike Mossey Lightning Bobby Unser Roger McCluskey Pancho Carter Eagie George Snider Wildcat Wally Dalienbach Wilde al Loquasto McLaren Salt Walther Rick Mears Dick Simon Wollstedt Tom Bigelow Watson Johnny Parsons Lee Kunzman Gary Bettenhausen Dragon Janet Guthrie Jerry Sneva James McElreath Vern Schuppan Joe Saldana Bobby Olivero Steve Krisiloff Jerry Grant Chuck Gurney Bill Vukovica Jonn Mahier

Handwriting analysis linked to Chargers draft picks

San Diego Chargers used handwriting analysis as a draft tool through 1975, psychiatrist Arnold Mandell testified. He and assistant Noelle Cason studied handwriting to gauge toughness. Dan Fouts and Jesse Freitas were suggested prospects. Prothro later called the practice worthless and abandoned it.

SAN Diego San Diego Chargers Arnold Mandell University of California Chargers National Football League Mandell Noelle Cason Fouts University of Oregon Freitas Tommy Prothro Prothro Eugene Klein

Richwood Industrial Golf League Results

The Richwood Country Club Industrial League notes week results for Monday and Thursday leagues. Monday matchups include PIMCO vs FMC and Bluefield teams, with Harold Cutlip posting low gross 36 and Bob Neal low net 32. Thursday games list Don's TV vs Tom's Peanuts and other pairings, Larry Graham at low gross 35 and Jack Shumaker Dan Hellman tied for low net at 32. This is the second-half opener. local heavyweight Duane Bobick hails from Bowlus Minnesota with a 265 population.

Richwood Country Club PIMCO FMC Bluefield Supply Lewis Tavern Appalachian Power Fincastle Presbyterian Church Bluefield State

Lipton Mixed Doubles Tourney Dates Shift

The Lipton Mixed Doubles Tournament has been reset from Thursday to Tuesday. Starting times will be listed in Monday's Daily Telegraph.

Lipton Daily Telegraph

Texas Spe cial Events Center seats 16 231 not 17 000

The University of Texas new Special Events Center nicknamed Super Drum will have 16 231 seats, revised from an earlier estimate of 17 000.

Austin, Tex University of Texas

West Virginia Team Wins at National AAU Junior Olympic Tourney

West Virginia defeated Cedar Rapids 74 56 to advance in the National AAU Junior Olympic Basketball Tournament. Earl Jones of Mount Hope led with 22 points, Jeff Schneider of Clarksburg added 19, while Terry Norton scored 16 for Cedar Rapids. The WVU squad led 29 18 after a 12 2 run and reached a 53 29 cushion in the third period. Lafayette later edged Washington DC 81 78 to set the next matchup.

Huntington W.va West Virginia Cedar Rapids Iowa West

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