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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1975

Page

11

Red Sox Top Yankees 6-1 as Tiant Shuts Down New York

Luis Tiant pitched a seven-hitter and Fred Lynn drove in three runs to lift Boston over New York 6-1 at Fenway Park. Carlton Fisk homered in the seventh as Boston moves within a half game of the Yankees in the AL East.

Fred Down UPI Boston Red Sox New York Yankees Yankees Baltimore Orioles Red Sox Tom Yawkey Luis Tiant Fred Lynn New York Fenway Park Chicago White Sox Texas Rangers Cleveland Indians Milwaukee Brewers Detroit Tigers Orioles Kansas City Royals California Angels St. Louis Montreal Pittsburgh Chicago Houston Atlanta San Francisco Los Angeles Tiant Lynn Carlton Fisk Boston Pat Dobson White Sox Rangers Bill Melton Wilbur Wood Rich Goosage Tigers Gene Nichael Mickey Lolich Doyle Alexander Royals Angels George Brett Fred Patek Marty Pattin Oakland

Tigers Place Lemanczyk on 21-Day DL with Shoulder Tear

Detroit reports pitcher Dave Lemanczyk is on the 21 day disabled list with a torn shoulder muscle. He last pitched five days ago and a move to DL took effect last Monday. Fernando Arroyo is recalled from Evansville to replace him on the roster.

Detroit UPI Dave Lemanczyk Detroit Tigers Lemanczyk Tigers Fernando Arroyo Evansville

Ak Sar Ben Race Entries Saturday June 28

Omaha race card lists nine events with purses from 5000 to 100000 added. Entries include Isby's Charm Slick Slade and Cordial Prince for three year olds, Noboy and No Boy riders, various trainers and apprentices. The program shows starter allowances, claiming prices, and race distances from five furlongs to a mile and one sixteenth at Ak Sar Ben.

Omaha Ak Sar Ben Isby Chapman Slick Slade — Anderson Bill's Maure — Lively Unmacho — Sorenson Mert Windsor Duthie Need Wampum — Andrews Ala Man — Greer Floral Design — Slane Orona Sorenson Jay — Cuddie Champagne Kid — Bailey Oroper Smith Hillside Gossip — Ecoffey Hooki Lau Jo Rettele Sebastian Jr Al's Baby Silane Deno King — Bailey Patois — Calderon Bully Prince Rap On Pettinger No Boy Mr. Speaker — Lively M. Betts and E. Baldwin Nebraska Compton Gray Meg — Orona Ginger Kemn — Chapman Zippi Magic Pettinger Jam Session — Bailey Ya — Jones Lucky — Smith Brave Aero Little Bit Salty — Overton Mean Machine — Bootfey J.C. Ball — Greer Charlie's Baby Dan Whited Lady Ali Shawnee County Suzy Go Golden Miracle Bailey Nail Bluff — Slane Nashie Wally White Reeves King Ody — Pettinger Harmon Jemez Rapid Rick Bourre Padwah Lively Kool Kat Quik Bit Greer Lookout el Morzillo Herrera E. C. Cashman David Whited Huber’s Boy Anderson Roja Bandera Bim’s Pride Amback — Jones Waddit Koko Chief Insurance Charlie — Greer Holy Stone — Bailey J. Lively Overton Juliet W. E. Trotter Jack van Berg Asi Jay Greer Jack No Boy Cher Lo Smith Key Sailor — Burgos Jones Elusive Lover P. Dean — Booffey Ames Zipper — King Bar Flyer Rewardum — Bailey Battling David — Overton Corn Sprout Kunitake Prince Frith — Bailey Smith Buck the Speedy Quick Royal Leo M Bruce the King Mastutian — Slane Army Hitch Merrill's Flight Ecofféy Derby Bill — Greer Wave the Flag

Ashe says Connors far from certainty at Wimbledon

Arthur Ashe, seeded sixth, argues the field has separated and Jimmy Connors remains a strong favorite but not unbeatable. Ashe notes rising challengers entering the round of 16 while bookmakers have tightened odds as the Wimbledon singles race tightens.

Wimbledon England UPI Arthur Ashe Jimmy Connors Connors Ashe Belleville St. Ashe Buster Motram Britain Mark Cox

Bowling results from Boulevard Lanes league play

Roy Grossnicklaus rolled 196 in the Senior Citizens League with Allen Eggert at 504 and Irma Johnson posting 159 and 417. Youngsters added a 474 game and 1,308 series. In the Thursday night Men's Doubles, Pat Tindall led with 203 and Ed Rice 703 in four games. Tindall-Rice won high game with 399 and Sterup Zelasney claimed the doubles at 1,300.

Roy Grossnicklaus Allen Eggert Irma Johnson Boulevard Lanes Pat Tindall Ed Rice Bob Zelasney Tindall-Rice Sterup Zelasney

Ladies golf winners named for Elks Country Club event

Sixty six women participated in Ladies Golf Association play Tuesday at Elks Country Club. Prize winners were Virginia Curry Fern Snarr Millie Peitsch and Anne Reuss. Next Tuesday the association will meet at 8 30 for drawing of partners with a buffet lunch at 1130 in the lounge.

Ladies’ Golf Association Elks Country Club Virginia Curry Fern Snarr Millie Peitsch Anne Reuss

Billie Jean King Faces Backlash From Grateful Fans

UPI sports editor Milton Richman reports Billie Jean King, a driving force behind women’s pay and professional status in tennis and golf, faces a protest at Wimbledon over WTA policy. Critics argue the $10 000 earnings threshold hurts many players while King contends her efforts benefited all, not just the top stars.

Milton Richman UPI New York Billie Jean King Jimmy Connors Chris Evert Billie Jean Wimbledon Women’s Tennis Association WTA Lesley Hunt Australia Patty Ann Reese St. Petersburg Fla Forest Hills Muhammad Ali Shakespeare

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