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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1971

Page

9

Pirates Roar Past Mets as Stargell Hits 25th

Pirates boost NL East lead with a 6-0 win over the New York Mets behind Willie Stargell's 25th homer. Stargell joked about his oversized scoreboard image while Bob Gibson started for the Mets against Jerry Koosman. The doubleheader also featured Atlanta's comeback against Montreal and Philadelphia's late rally to beat Cincinnati.

Dick Vouch Willie Stargell Stargell Pittsburgh Three Rivers Stadium Pirates New York Mets Mets Bob Gibson Jerry Koosts Angeles Sane Laeman Philadelphia Atlan Montreal EB Tann Dock Ellis Bobby” O’brien

Gorman Stuns Drysdale To Start Wimbledon Comeback

Tom Gorman of Seattle roared back from two sets down to defeat eighth seed Cliff Drysdale of South Africa at Wimbledon 1971, saving a match point and claiming the first big upset as he described never giving up. Earlier he had beaten Rod Laver at Queen's Club in a warmup. The first round also saw seeds like Stan Smith Arthur Ashe and Cliff Richey advance. Billie Jean King opened women's action facing Wendy Gilchrist as she pursues another Wimbledon title.

Wimbledon England Tom Gorman Seattle Wash Gorman Cliff Drysdale South Africa London Queen Club Australia Rnd Laver Gormen Stan Smith Pasadena Calif Arthur Ashe Gum Spring Cliff Richey San Angelo Tex Charlie Pasarell Santruce Tony Roche Billie Jean King Long Beach Wendy Gilchrist Margaret Court Evonne Gonlagong Paris Gail Hansen Palo Alto Miss Goolagong

Disney Open Added to 1971 PGA Tour in Orlando

New York AP reports a new $150,000 Disney World Open has been added to the 1971 professional golf tour at Orlando Florida on December 25. The event introduces a major purse to the schedule and expands opportunities for top players to compete in Florida.

New York Orlando Fia Dee

Kennedy Wins 2-1 in Valley Race Clash at Memorial Stadium

Kennedy high School Cougars edged Iowa City 2-1 to seize a share of first place in the Mississippi Valley Conference as Duane Long and Don Ellis delivered the decisive run in the opening inning. Jeff Scott limited Iowa City to a few hits as Kennedy improved to 20-7 overall and prepared for a midweek showdown with Jefferson.

Kennedy High Iowa City Cougars GR. Jefferson Iown City West Kennedy J+ Hawks Memorial Stadium Duane Long Don Ellis Ellis Rod Melfard Long Randy Sawyer Cornwall Lone City Condon Jeff Scott Ier Anit Sipono Dahls Scott Ang Hive

West Drops Jeff Into 1st Place Tie

Iowa City West baseball beats Jeffers on 5 4 to take sole possession of first place in the Mississippi Valley league. Jeffersay pitcher now 9 2, same as Kennedy. Leaders meet for first place Wednesday at Memorial Stadium at 6 p.m. Curran hits a two run homer in top of first to spark the West win.

Iowa City Towa City Cedar ‘Rapids Jeffersay J-Hawks Jeff Kennedy Memorial Stadium Weff Mikel Curran

Waterloo Youth Wins Pee Wee Golf Meet

In Grinnell at the Grinnell Country Club Steve Leary of Waterloo topped the 12-year-old division with a 74 and won in a sudden death playoff. Rich Meyer of Waterloo finished first in the 11-year-old division with 81, while Steven Gear of West Des Moines posted 48 for the 10-year-old division.

Grinnell Steve Leary Waterloo Grinnell Country Club Leary Rich Meyer Steven Gear West Des Moines

Minor Facts League Totals Amid Rain Delays

In the International League Tigewater and Weaenester posted modest scores as charts showed Eastern League games interrupted by rain at Manchester. Dixie Assu and others faced weather in several cities while American and Pacific Coast teams battled with mixed results and delays across multiple venues.

International League Gratuse Tigewater Weaenester Sumes-Seheauren Bittetteg Bie Bolaets I Watersurv Roe Ravets Manchester Dixie Assu Uasath Inhonia Atu Onmpinsham Teal Wichita van Pouver Oklphena City Auloa

Welty Way Captures First Half Title 3 1

Welty Way clinched the first half Major Open league title at Ellis Park, edging King's Concrete 3-1. Jerry Ralfs pitched a one hit night for Welty Way, while Mike Pallesen homered to put the winners ahead. Ed White scored the decisive run in the fourth inning.

Welty Way Jack Ogden Diter Welty Ellis Park Champs King's Concrete Jerry Ralfs Howard Sears Mike Pallesen King Larry Anderson Ralis Ed White Pallesen

Twilight Softball Summary Fragment

Fragmentary OCR mentions Twilight Softball with names like Bean and Jensen and scattered words. Readable bits refer to players Elis Slo-Pitet and Wise, but details are unclear about teams, location, or outcomes.

Elis Rm Wumbing Sant Bean Jensen Wal

Muggers Defeat Concrete in Low-Scoring Tilt at Collins

The Muggers edged King’s Concrete 7 to 0 at Collins, aided by Ed White’s sixth inning triple and scoring on a wild pitch. White and Pallesen went hitless for the winners, while Ben’s team and others posted mixed results in league play. The Red Sox also sign seven players, including Jim Barrineau and Mark Bomback assigned to Williamsport in the NY Penn League.

BoSox Boston

Des Moines Tech Coach Named Drake Assistant

Des Moines Technical head football coach Richard A Sparky Adams, who has led the program for two years, is appointed as Drake University assistant football coach and offensive line coach. He will remain a full-time Des Moines teacher and join Drake for fall and spring duties, after assisting with drills this past spring.

DES Moines Richard A Sparky Adams Des Moines Technical High School Drake University Drake Jack Wallace

Lions Stop Anamosa for 8-3 summer baseball win

Linn-Mar improved to 4-6 after defeating Anamosa 8-3 on Monday. Cal Dart pitched a four-hitter for the Lions and Win Caruthers had two hits. Gary Tipton doubled for Linn-Mar.

Anamosa Linn-Mar Cal Dart Lions Win Carruthers Gary Tipton Ginn Ane Gingelary MM. Meaks Tal. Ode Right Sr Issuan Senile Stover

Heenan Belts Two Home Runs In Cards Sweep

Cedar Rapids Cardinals split a doubleheader with Wisconsin Rapids but still fell mathematically out of first-half North division pennant in the Midwest League. Heenan homered twice and added a single as Fred Warner won the first game on nine strikeouts.

Wisconsin Rapids Cedar Rapids Cardinals Twins Appleton Waterloo John Heenan Russ Bennett Gary Breshtars Heenan Fred Warner Warner Cagar Renits Wis Gortokirt Oe Arate Warre Ti Stone Ilen Taege Cedar Hills Bob Gerber Scott Ewert Ken Scott Pace Norman Scott Co Zimmerman Ford Mann Realtors Carrie Brown Midwest Linda Kolesick Cards Breshears Hatsman

Mullaney Named Kentucky Colonels Head Coach

Joe Mullaney, after taking over the Kentucky Colonels, is tasked with molding young talent into top ABA stud status. The club emphasizes room to grow with Dan Issel shifting to forward, while veterans like Artis Gilmore and a strong supporting cast back the plan. Ramsey praised Mullaney and pledged support, as Storen confirms a multi-year expectation.

Louisville Joe Mullaney Mullaney Louie Dampier Darel the Colonels Jacksonville Artis Gil-Jike Professore Frank Ramsey Colonels Ramsey Joe Boston Celtic Mike Dan Issel ABA

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