Tigers Nosed Out White Sox 12-0 as Timmerman Shines
Detroit pitcher Tom Timmerman blanked Chicago on one hit through seven innings and Ed Brinkman and Norm Cash drove in four runs apiece in a 12-0 victory that kept the Tigers atop the AL East. Baltimore routed California 12-2 in another AL game. Other scores: Minnesota 4 New York, Kansas City 4 Cleveland, Oakland 5 Milwaukee, Texas 9 Boston. NL action saw Chicago Cubs 10 Cincinnati 8 and Atlanta 13 Pittsburgh 5. Timmerman’s spring role shifts toward bullpen after two strong starts.
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Ed Brinkman
Norm Cash
Detroit
Baltimore
White Sox
California
Minnnesota
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Cleveland
Oakland
Milwaukee
Texas
Boston
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Atlanta
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Cash
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Atlanta Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston Astros
Philadelphia Phillies
San Diego Padres
New York Mets
Los Angeles Dodgers
Montreal Expos
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Minnesota
New York
Chicago
Hickman
Ferguson Jenkins
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Jenkins
Hickman Leads Cubs Past Reds With Two Three Run Homers
Cubs center fielder Jim Hickman filled in for the ailing Jos Pepitone and belted two three run homers to power a 10 8 win over the Cincinnati Reds. Hickman hit in the first and third inning drives off Jack Billingham as Chicago snapped an eight game losing streak and manager Leo Durocher, back from the hospital, praised his outfielder's resurgence.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Jos Pepitone
Jim Hickman
Cincinnati Reds
Hickman
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Jack Billingham
Billingham
Leo Durocher
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Glenn Beckett
Williams
Durocher
Rick Monday
Jose Cardenal
Chicago
Johnny Bench
Denis Menke
Cincinnati
Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Pittsburgh
K-18 Tryouts Set on Monday for Knights of Columbus
Prospect tryouts for the K-18 league are scheduled Monday at Clint Lightner Field starting at 6 p m. The draft, postponed earlier due to cold weather, affects all boys entering K-18 for the first time and requires Knights of Columbus members to participate if they wish to play.
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Clint Lightner
Cleve Spencer
Spencer
Knights of Columbus
Arcari defeats Peterson by disqualification in Bologna
In Bologna Bruno Arcari of Italy, 142 pounds, stopped Jose Peterson of Puerto Rico, 138 pounds, at four in the final round after Peterson was disqualified for batting. In New York Jose Fernandez, 128 and a half pounds from the Dominican Republic, out pointed Vil Tumualak, 130 and 44/100 pounds from The Philippines, in a ten round bout.
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Associated Press
Bologna
Italy
Bruno Arcari
Jose Peterson
Puerto Rico
Peterson
New York
Jose Fernandez
Santo Domingo
The
Philippines
Buster Grad Gridders Headed to Four Year Colleges
Garden City Junior College seniors from the 1971 football squad are bound for four year programs. George Walstad lists each soph in his Broacbusters roster with destinations such as Panhandle State, Adams State, Central State, Weber State, Oklahoma State, Kansas State, and Arkansas. Several intend major universities while others explore options at multiple schools.
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Garden City Junior College
George Walstad
Broacbusters
Randy Bell
Fowler
Panhandle State College
Goodwell
Oklo
Larry Book
Logan
Fort Hays State College
Seetahoriaie College
Winans
Butler
Wichita
Adams State College
Alamosa
Colo
Mick Cupples
Hoxie
U.S. Maries
Kelly Cupples
Weber State College
Ogden
Viet
Big Sky
Jamie Dwyer
Wellington
Greg Esaw
Adams State
Alamoga
Dennis Krein
St. Francis
New Mexico State
Lais Cruces
Byron Sawyer
Bird City
Kansas State University
Isaac Smith
Fort Worth
Tex
Oklahoma State University
UTEP
el Paso
Rolien Smith
Youngstown
Ohio
University of Arkansas
University of Kansas
Mike Stoppel
Scott City
Earl Wilson
Healy
Standings loom large in early baseball race and results
The Associated Press reports tight AL East and West races with Detroit Baltimore Cleveland Boston New York Milwaukee Oakland Texas and California leading or contending. Friday results show Minnesota New York Baltimore California Detroit Chicago Kansas City Cleveland Boston Texas and California Baltimore, and upcoming games outline key matchups across the league.
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Associated Press
Ww. L. Pet. G.B. Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Oakland
Chicago
Texas
Kansas City
California
Detroit
J. Perry
Peterson
Wood
Lolich
Hunter
Lockwood
Wilcox
Montgomery
Tiant
Royals Cardinals Hit Well in Friday Baseball Wins
The Kansas City Royals defeated the Cleveland Indians 4-0 as Paul Splittorff pitched five for the win and the Royals had 12 hits. The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Houston Astros 7-2 behind strong hitting and a late run surge, ending Houston's nine game streak. Ted Sizemore and Matty Alou sparked the rally with an upstart, and Joe Torre delivered a key triple.
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Paul Splittorff
Kansas City
Timmerman
Twirling
Cleveland
John Mayberry
Joe Torre
St. Louis
Cardinals
Houston
Torre
Woody Fryman
Philadelphia
San Diego
Phillies
Clay Kirby
Rium
Tom Huth
Tommie Agee
New York
Los Angeles
Mets
Dodger Stadium
Jim Wairey
Associated Press
Kansas City Royals
Royals
Cleveland Indians
Astros
Splittorff
Gaylord’ Perry
Johan Mayberry
Mayberry
Lou Piniella
Cookie Rojas
Jerry May
Monty Montgomery
Indians
Milt Wilcox
Scipio Spinks
Astroes
Ken F. Forsch
Local Briefs From Garden City April 29 1972
Garden City Telegram reports Saturday updates including community events and notices. Local officials announce upcoming meetings and residents respond to postal service changes amid a quiet spring weekend.
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Foge
Garden City Telegram
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Highlights
Key leaders include Cash and D Allen tied for batting average at .400 with 25 at bats. Darwin of Minnesota leads RBIs with 13, while Wood and Coleman top pitching with 3-0 records. Notable stat lines show D Allen and Kingman among home run leaders, and Carlton and Seaver leading strikeouts.
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Associated Press
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Coi
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Bal
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Darwin
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Man
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Carlton
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Petty Aims For Martinsville Victory In Right Position
Richard Petty, 34, seeks a Martinsville Virginia 500 win as he starts behind Allison and Isaac in the front row. Allison set a track record pole at 84.163 mph with Isaac second and Petty third. Twenty drivers entered. final 16 to qualify, 100-lap modified race to follow. Petty praised the Wilkesboro duel between Allison and Isaac and notes all three have prior Martinsville wins.
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Martinsville, Va
Richard Petty
Petty
Bobby Allison
Chevrolet
Bobby Isaac
Dodge
Allison
Isaac
Isaat
Plymouth
Patty
North Wilkesboro
N.C
Wilkesboro
Martinsville
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