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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1971

Page

3

Franklin college coach leads Linton nine to summer baseball

Carpenter a Franklin College student coaches the Franklin American Legion Post 946 team this summer with Rup ert Hacker as manager. The club opened with a 4 to 1 win over Greenwood and swept Broad Ripple in a Sunday doubleheader, with Mike Underwood’s three run homer in game one and Bob Gibson allowing one run in game two. Three batters top the lineup with averages over .500. A July 20 home game against Linton Legion at 7:30 p.m. is slated.

Is Carpenter Franklin College Franklin American Legion Rupert Hacker Greenwood Franklin Broad Ripple Indianapolis Mike Underwood Shelbyville Bob Gibson Linton Legion Dale Carpenter Linton. Stockton High School

Vincennes Cobb Takes Fifth In AA Track Long Jump

Indiana runners place in Chicago All American high school meet. Steve Cobb of Vincennes finishes fifth in the long jump at 23 feet 3 3 4 inches. Bruce Durden of Gary places fifth in the 440 yard dash with a time of 48.8 seconds. Frank Berry of Los Angeles wins the 440 at 47.4 seconds. David Powdrell of Albuquerque dominates with 24 feet 4 inches leap.

Chicago UPI Indiana Steve Cobb Vincennes David Powdrell Albuquerque N.M Bruce Durden Gary Frank Berry Los Angeles

Peoples Trust dominates Rice in opening Boys League win

In a Monday doubleheader Peoples Trust defeated Rice 15 to 4 in the first game as Peoples scored in every inning with eight in the fourth. Rice’s managed one in the second and three in the fourth. In the nightcap Wheeler edged Citizens 3 to 2 with key two runs in the sixth. Citizens and Wheeler traded runs in the third inning and Nichols scored the winning run for Wheeler.

Peoples Trust Rice's Wheeler Citizens Peoples Phate Rice’s Wheelers Ciizens Niclals

Shakamak Boys League and Local Schedule Tonight

Tonight schedule lists 6:30 p.m. G.E. vs Western Auto and 8:15 p.m. Elks vs Legion. Other games include Larris vs Rice on Wednesday and Citizens vs Peoples, with future clashes Western Auto vs Legion and G.E. vs Elks. Baseball and local junior games follow later in Crane Odon Worthington Linton.

G.E Western Auto Elks Legion Wheeler Briggs Coca Cola Civitan Babe Ruth L and M Crane Linton Worthington Shakamak Central Odon Pike Co Brazil Shakamak Boys League Sterling Drugs Peoples

May Homer Powers Reds Past Cardinals in 7-2 Win

Lee May drove in four runs with a homer and a double to lift the Cincinnati Reds over the St. Louis Cardinals 7-2 Monday night. May hit his 13th home run in the first inning, driving in Tommy Helms. The Reds added a run in the sixth and two in the ninth, while St. Louis broke through with a fourth inning RBI double by Ted Sizemore and an eighth inning triple by Cardenal. It was the Cardinals seventh straight defeat and 11th in 14 games.

ST. Louis UPI Lee May Cincinnati Reds St. Louis Cardinals May Tommy Helms Pete Rose Helms Pat Corrales Ted Sizemore Reds Cardinals Sizemore Cardenal Joe Torre Tony Oliva Minnesota Cleveland Jim Perry Twins Detroit Tony Taylor Philadelphia Phillies Taylor Kaline Tigers Bill Melton White Sox Doug Griffin Luis Aparicio Red Sox Calfornia Rico Petrocelli Aparicio Griffin Eddie Fisher Sparky Lyle Boston

Golfers Clash On Practice For U S Open At Merion

Jack Nicklaus defends heavy practice as Gary Player argues tournament play is best preparation. Both stars arrive with strong records as the U S Open at Merion nears, Nicklaus emphasizing learning course quirks and wind, while Player cites recent top scores from tournament rounds.

Ardmore UPI Jack Nicklaus Gary Player Nicklaus Player Lee Trevino

Giants' Marshall pinch hit homer shocks Mets at Shea

Dave Marshall hit a two out pinch shot in the ninth to turn a 2-0 game into a 3-2 Giants win in 10 innings. Charlie Fox, Giants manager since last season, guided a club led by Willie Mays and young stars like Chris Speier and Bobby Bonds to a strong finish.

New York Shea Stadium Dave Marshall Giants Marshall Mets Charlie Fox San Francisco Giants Willie Mays Fox Willie Chris Speier Steve Stone Bernie Williams Francis X. Healy Ron Bryant Frank Duffy John Cumberland Bobby Bonds Mays Herman Franks Navy Murmansk Russia

Royals Rally Past Yankees in sixth straight win

Kansas City defeats New York 4 1 to extend their streak to six straight wins and 12 of 13. Bob Oliver and Lou Piniella return to form with run scoring hits in a four run sixth inning. Mike Hedlund pitches a complete game for KC.

Kansas City Royals Bob Oliver Lou Piniella Kansas City Royals New York Yankees Oliver Bob Lemon Piniella Detroit Chicago Minnesota Cleveland Boston California Milwaukee Baltimore Oakland Washington Los Angeles New York Houston Pittsburgh Cincinnati St. Louis Atlanta Philadelphia San Francisco San Diego Montreal Yankees Mike Kekich Paul Schaal Amos Otis Chuck Harrison Gary Waslewski Otis Waslewski Harrison Lemon Mike Hedlund The

Yastrzemski Tops AL All Star Balloting Lead

Carl Yastrzemski leads the American League in fan voting for the 1967 All Star game with 156,279 of 275,000 ballots counted. The game is set for Detroit on July 13. Orioles standouts Boog Powell Brooks Robinson and Frank Robinson lead at their positions among top eight vote-getters.

NEW York UPI Carl Yastrzemski Boston Red Sox Bowie Kuhn Detroit Baltimore Orioles Boog Powell Brooks Robinson Frank Robinson

Shakamak Boys League Standings Highlight Leaders

IGA leads the major division with five victories and one loss. Peonles and Faught tie for first in the minor division with five wins and one loss each. Standings reflect last week’s results.

IGA Shakamak Boys League Peonles Faught

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