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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1971

Page

2

Weiskopf Wins Kemper Open In Four-Man Playoff

Tom Weiskopf outduels Lee Trevino Gary Player and Dale Douglass in a four man playoff at Quail Hollow to claim the Kemper Open title. Weiskopf birdied the final four holes and sank an eight foot birdie on the first playoff hole for a 30,000 prize while the others earned 11,600 each.

Bob Green Associated Press Tom Weiskopf Lee Trevino Gary Player Dale Douglass PGA Quail Hollow Weiskopf Player Trevino Douglass Johannesburg

Legal Battles Continue Over Sharman Contract Dispute

Utah Stars coach Bill Sharman won the first round in his contract dispute with the Stars owners. A judge lifted the temporary restraining order on Sharman, allowing potential departure for the NBA. The legal fight could move to a higher court or trial if appealed.

Jim Church Salt Lake City Utah Stars Bill Sharman Stars D. Frank Wilkins Utah 3Rd District Court Sharman American Basketball Association Los Angeles National Basketball Association

Whitworth Wins Eve Championship at Pleasant Valley

Kathy Whitworth captured the Ladies PGA Eve tournament at Pleasant Valley Country Club with a 72 hole total of 288 winning $7,950. Ahern finished second with 76 while Sandra Haynie challenged in the final nine holes for the title. Whitworth’s 59th LPGA victory tied her for second on the all time list behind Mickey Wright.

Kathy Baltimore Miss Whitworth Pleasant Valley Kathy Ahern Miss Ahern

Solunar Tables From Knight's Guides For Daily Sport

The schedule of Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guides planning for fishing and hunting. Plan days to be in good territory or cover during peak periods to maximize sport.

Richard Alden Knight

Fifth straight win for Royals over Red Sox in tight 4-3 win

Kansas City earned its fifth straight victory as Jerry May lined a sixth inning single to drive in Chuck Harrison for the tie breaking run in a 4-3 win over Boston. Bert Blyleven was 9-3, left after six, extending his winless stretch. The Royals erased a 3-1 deficit with a fifth inning rally highlighted by a Ted Savage walk Fred Patek single Paul Schaal RBI and Amos Otis grounder scoring Patek. Harrison beat out a roller to short and Joe Keough walked before May's deciding hit.

Robert Moore Kansas City Jerry May Chuck Harrison Kansas City Royals Boston Red Sox Bert Royals Ted Savage Fred Patek Paul Schaal Amos Otis Patek Harrison Short Joe Keough May

Mets Clinch 5-4 Win Over Giants in 10th

Ken Singleton delivered a bases loaded sacrifice fly in the 10th, scoring Bud Harrelson for a 5-4 Mets victory over San Francisco after a rain delayed game. Harrelson opened the 10th with a double, Al Weis was walked, Kranepool sacrificed, and Clendenon drew a walk to load the bases before Singleton's distant fly. Bonds tied it earlier with his 15th homer off Gary Gentry.

NEW York Ken Singleton Bud Harrelson New York Mets San Francisco Harrelson Steve Hamilton al Weis Ed Kranepool Donn Clendenon Singleton Bobby Bonds Giants Bonds Gary Gentry

Christian Softball Action Sees Mixed Results

In Saturday Christian Athletic Association play Grady Church of Christ beat Gospel Tabernacle 15 to 13 with Wayne Artebury homering for the fifth time for Grady. Unity Baptist crushed Providence Baptist Church 36 to 1 as Harvey Fullerton and David Griffin connected on two homers and a grand slam respectively, while a three way tie for third included Sandra Post Elliott and Jane Blalock. A stray line notes asteroid flousverla and a quirky reference to Herbert Higowver.

Christian Athletic Association Th and Grady Church of Christ Gospel Tabernacle Wayne Artebury Unity Baptist Providence Baptist Church Harvey Fullerton David Griffin Unity Sandra Post Elliott New England Jane Blalock

American League standings and results overview

The American League table shows Baltimore leading with 36 wins and 20 losses, Detroit at 33-26, Boston 32-26, and Cleveland 28-22. Weekend results include Kansas City routing Boston 7-0, Oakland defeating New York 13-3, and Baltimore dropping two games to Chicago and Minnesota. Monday matchups feature Boston at California and New York at Kansas City among others with several night games listed. Albuquerque defeated Amarillo 13-3.

L. Pet. G.B. Baltimore Detroit Boston Cleveland New York Washington Oakland Kansas City Minnesota California Chicago Milwaukee Baltimore Culp Messersmith Kekich Hedlund Bradley Coleman e-Sk S. A. Foster Eet Ausse Palmes

Pirates rally past Cardinals for 8-4 win in ninth

Richie Hebner belts a three run homer as Pittsburgh erupts for five in the ninth to beat St. Louis 8-4. Dave Cash and Gene Clines sparked the rally with infield hits while Roberto Clemente and Willie Stargell contributed run-scoring plays. Cardinals fall from first to third as six straight losses mount.

St. Louis Richie Hebner Pittsburgh Pirates Pirates Cardinals Dave Cash Gene Clines Steve Carlton Roberto Clemente Willie Stargell Chuck Taylor Carlton Manny Sanguillen Hebner Cards Jim Beauchamp Ted Sizemore Cash Luis Melendez

Hope Junior Legion Team Rallies After Slow Start

Hope Junior American Legion Baseball, under new coach David Fayad, rebounded from a 1-4 start to go 3-1 last week with wins over Hot Springs, Camden and Mena. Next up is a 7:30 p.m. Tuesday game at Legion Field against Nashville, with trainer Nick Gonzales praising Bold Reasoning.

Hope American Legion David Fayad Hot Springs Camden Mena Sheridan Legion Field Nashville

Not All Records Are Made to Be Broken

The piece discusses sacred baseball records and the challenge of surpassing Babe Ruth and Hank Aaron. It notes Ruth's 60 and 714 career homers and Gehrig's 2,130 consecutive games as iconic marks. It reflects on how modern schedules and travel wear may affect attempts to break these feats.

NEW York NEA Roger Maris Babe Ruth Henry Aaron Willie Mays Little Red Book Baseball Elias Sports Bureau Lou Gehrig Billy Williams Cubs

Citizens Team Holds 1st, Beats Corn Belt 11 10 in league clash

In Babe Ruth action Blevins defeated First National 10 to 5 while Citizens Bank beat Corn Belt 11 to 10. Citizens take top place after a late rally, with Corn Belt tying at 10 in the fifth before Citizens pushed across the decisive run.

Blevins First National Citizen’s Bank Corn Belt Gregory Yates Price Hogan Bramlett Citizens

Orioles Edge White Sox 2-1 in seven inning suspense

Baltimore’s Mark Belanger grounded a two-out chopped ball off home plate allowing Brooks Robinson to score the winning run in the seventh as the Orioles edged Chicago 2-1. Cuellar earned his eighth straight win after surviving three jams, while Robinson and Buford provided the Orioles’ early run in the third.

Baltimore Mark Belanger Brooks Robinson Baltimore Orioles Chicago White Sox Orioles Mike Cuellar Tom Egan Robinson Belanger Bill Melton Tommy John Cuellar Don Buford

Immortal Records or Not Major League Milestones

Among thousands of MLB marks, only a handful seem unbreakable. The piece revisits six former stars whose records carry an aura of permanence, with Roger Maris cited as a marker of how memories fade or endure.

Roger Maris

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