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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1975

Page

9

Resuits From Monday Baseball and Parkersburg Race

Monday scores show St Louis 5 Aventa 4 and Pittsburgh 9 Cincinnati 2. Other games noted with delays and night starts include Chicago at Houston San Diego Montreal at Los Angeles New York at San Francisco and more. Parkersburg feature win by Gene McNeeley of Charleston with fastest qualifying time and second in late model.

St. Louis Aventa Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago Houston Cain Philadelphia San Diego Montreal Los Angeles New York San Francisco Parkersburg Gene _McNeeley Charleston Ohio Valley Raceway Philadelphia Los Ageles Atlanta Philadelphi Wa St Louis Cincinnati West Forson Niekro McDowell Gullett Darcy Bonham Griffin Underwood Spillner Renko Mouton Seaver Barr Orioles Montreal Expos Expos Newcombe John Newcombe Hawaii Pittsburgh Triangles NFL National Football League National Labor Relations Board Players’ ‘Association Southern Conference Memorial Auditorium

Nolan Inspires Reds Comeback Surge

Cincinnati manager Sparky Anderson credits Gary Nolan with sparking a team revival after a six game skid. Nolan’s comeback fueled a 16 of 19 run and a strong pitching run with a team ERA around 2.50. Bench and Perez praise Nolan as the big factor and the staff’s cohesion improves the club’s outlook.

Cincinnati (Ap Johnny Bench Gary Nolan Cincinnati Reds Bench Gary Reds Los Angeles Pittsburgh Cincinnati Nev Nolan Sparky Anderson Don Gullett Chicago Cubs Tony Perez Perez Anderson

Carew Tops Voting In Early All Star Balloting

Red Carew of the Minnesota Twins leads American League All Star voting with 81,757 early ballots. Bobby Grich of Baltimore trails second at second base with 12,727 votes as Oakland also figures among top vote getters.

Associated Press Red Carew Minnesota Twins Baseball Commissioner’s Office Carew Baltimore Bobby Grich Oakland George Scott Milwaukee Carl Yastrzérmski Boston Nate Colbert Detroit Mike Hargrove Texas Lee May Gene Tenate John Mayberry Kansas Chris Chambliss New York Rod Carew Minnesota

Kuhn Faces Effort to Block Re‑election as Commissioner

A group of American League owners led by Jerry Hoffberger Charlie Finley and George Steinbrenner plans to oppose Bowie Kuhns re election at the July 14 Milwaukee meeting. Kuhn must secure nine votes to win a new seven year term with 24 total votes across both leagues.

Chicago Bowie Kuhn Chicago Sun-Times Houston Sun-Times Milwaukee Kuhn Bowie Club Jerry Hoffberger Baltimore Charlie Finley Oakland George Steinbrenner New York Yankees

Baseball Final Slated Tonight

Parkersburg and Parkersburg South meet at 7 p.m. at City Park in the championship game of the West Virginia high school baseball tournament.

Parkersburg Triadelphia Parkersburg South City Park

Olympic budget delayed as deficit report surfaces

Montreal officials and organizers clash over the 1976 Olympic budget delay with a French paper citing a near 250 million deficit between projected costs and income. Executive board members traveled, delaying release of figures while Montreal cites self financing through coins stamps lottery and TV rights.

Raymond Beauchemin Montreal Roger Rousseau Halifax Simon St. Pierre Ottawa St. Pierre Jean Drapeau

Astrodome Game Delayed by Flooding in Houston

Heavy rains flood streets around the Astrodome delaying the Houston Astros and fans en route to the game with the Chicago Cubs. Cars stalled on highways, with eight miles of backup. Greg Gross walked three miles to the ballpark, Joe Niekro and Tommy Helms hitchhiked two miles, and Doug Konieczny arrived 90 minutes late to start. Larry Milbourne started at second base in place of Helms.

Houston Astrodome Houston Astros Chicago Cubs Astro Greg Gross Joe Niekro Tommy Helms Doug Konieczny Tom Griffin Konieczny Larry ‘Milbourne Helms

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