Kessinger Leads Cubs With Six Hits In Frantic Outing
The article highlights Kessinger's six hit performance for the Cubs and notes other baseball tidbits from 1971, including team plans at Watt Powell Park, player moves, and college football chatter. It references Temple Owls, Wayne Hardin, West Virginia Mountaineers, and various sports figures. The piece weaves through multiple games, bets, and personnel changes.
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West Virginia Mountaineers
Owls
Temple A
Mountaineer
Wayne Hardin
Temple
Hardin
Naval Academy
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Morgantown
Joe Brown
Watt Powell Park
Pirate
Bill Carthal
Tony Canzano
Bill Scripture
Freddie Frazier
Guy Rose
Charlies
George Parrish
VPI
Charlies Roll Berry Hills Mixed Two Ball Foursome
The event at Berry Hills highlighted mixed teams with Bert Wolfe and Mrs Curtis Wilson securing low cross while Shel Kingston and Mrs Charles Laxe posted low nets. A. J. Frederick and Mrs John Kelly led in blind hole with high putts by W T Cruze and Mrs Andy Raptis. Holmes Shaver along with Mrs F A Thames took sixes.
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Berry Hills
Bert Wolfe
Curtis Wilson
Shel Kingston
Charles Laxe
W. T. Cruze
Andy Raptis
Holmes Shaver
F. A. Thames
A. J. Frederick
John Kelly
Breazeale and Neibauer lead IL opener win for Richmond
Jim Breazeale belts a three run homer for Richmond as they beat Syracuse 6 to 4 in the International League opener. Gary Neibauer earns the win with six and two thirds innings, while Dale Spier takes the loss. Pena homers for Syracuse in the seventh.
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Jim Breazeale
Richmond Braves
Syracuse Chiefs
Chiefs
Gary Neibauer
Dale Spier
George Pena
Syracuse
Pena
Breazeale
Toledo
Rochester
Richmond
Baker
Frazier
Foto Rose
Guerrero
Fittrice
Torres
Blomberg
Kelly
Boehmer
Grist
Solaita
Velazquez
Chavarria
Youness
Neibauer
Stadt
Carson
Osfeen
Fronderf
Mitchell
E—Boehmer
Richmons
Velazauez
Crist
Knehmer
Elly
Rose
Eee
Eibever
Cubs Rally Past Cardinals In Ten Inning Thriller
Don Kessinger sparked a 10th inning rally with his sixth hit, scoring on Ron Santo’s single as the Chicago Cubs beat the St. Louis Cardinals 7 to 6. Burt Hooton debuted with a 3-0 cushion but failed to hold it, while Joe Torre homered for St Louis.
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Chicago
Don Kessinger
Ronny Santo
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Kessinger
Cubs
Billy Williams
Santo
A Weershul
Burt Hooton
University of Texas
Glenn’ Beckett
Williams
Brock Davis
Joe Torre
T No
Cardinals
St. Louis
Steve Carlton
Hooten
Santo Nathgsal Ipfaaue
Julian Chicago
St Petsy
Javier
Cincinnati
Xateh
Lou Brock
Cleinnety
Ted Simmons
New ‘York
Los Angeles
Montreal
San
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Sanrancisco
Jim Hickman
Pittsburgh
Houston
Haye
Carlton Purturgn
New York
St Louis
Malou
Brock
Chicago Biart
Simmons
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Torre
Philadelponia West
Cardenal
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Haque
Hickman
Say Sizemore
Maxvill
Carlton
Martin Ph
Diego Drlwsky
Davis
Gogo Hooton
Iodo
Reyna
New
Osteen
Wen
Reuss
Regan
Pappas
Jarvis
McGlothlin
E—Brock
San Diego
Phoebus
Arlin
San Francisco
Marichal
Re- Kessinger
Hr—Torre
Jberger
Hickmen
S—Becker
Cartton
Drabowsky Shaw
Taye
Eastbourne
England
Zechary
Thurspaton
Newman
Eng- Tom Insoland
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Reds Beat Braves 5 1 Behind McGlothlin Win
McGlothlin limited the Braves to one run and seven hits in his first complete game. Lee May drove in three runs for Cincinnati, while Hal McRae and May contributed key hits as the Reds built a lead with a two run third inning and added two more in the fifth and seventh. Roo Reed took the loss for Atlanta.
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S.C
Bob Dargan
Camden
National Association of
Johnson
Possum iTrot Golf Club
Possum Trot
Robbers Roost Golf Club
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Braves
Ralph Garry
Lee May
Cincinnati
Roo Reed
Reds
Atlanta Braves
The
Hal McRae
May
George Foster
Pat Corrales
Iby McRae
Detroi
Cleveland
Baltmore
New York
Kansas City
California
Chicago
Minnesota
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Detroit
Oakland
Washington
Boston
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Atlandew
York
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Beach
Perry
Antuil
Lockwood
Cintinnati
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Allanta
Peterson
ILOB
Anlanta
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L. T. Anderson
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Morgantown Dominion Post
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National Football League
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Penn State
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