Reds top Expos as Anderson hammers plan in dugout
Cincinnati Reds beat the Montreal Expos 2-0 behind Bill Stoneman and a seventh inning rally. Tony Perez stayed in as the hammer on a key double play threat, while Jack Billingham took the loss. Pirates erupt past Dodgers 13-3 as Clemente Alley and Oliver homer. Astros blank Mets 3-0 as Dierker earns one-hitter support.
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Rotary Pitchers Hurl No Hitter In 28 2 Victory
John Heidlebaugh and Bryan Starner combined for a no hitter as Rotary beat Orwig Oil 28 2 in Peewee League opener on the LHS diamond. Rotary led 8 0 after three and scored 14 in the fourth. the duo struck out 15 in three innings each. BoW's Pizza will face Elberfeld's at 6 p.m. today.
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Rotary
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Logan Eagles Beat Farmers and Merchants 31-11 in Women’s League
Logan Eagles pounded Farmers & Merchants Bank 31-11 in a Women’s Slow Pitch League game Monday. They led 15-10 after five innings and added eight runs in both the sixth and seventh. The win left the Eagles 1-1. Bankers opened their season. Tansky’s Hilltoppers, defending champs, debut at 6:30 against Leffler’s Marathon on the LHS junior diamond.
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Key Club Defeats Goodyear in Pony League Opener
Key Club rolled to a 12 to 6 victory over Goodyear in the 1972 Pony League opener at the fair grounds Monday. Jan Myers earned the win with three hits allowed and six strikeouts, while Gib Tschudy took the loss. Myers led Key Club with a double and a triple, Jim Goss added a run producing triple and single, and Rick Fain contributed a double and single. Steve Walter of Goodyear broke Myers no hitter bid in the fifth with a single. Tschudy and Terry Walsh added singles for Goodyear. King Lumber Co. will face Logan Daily News at 6 p.m. Wednesday.
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Goodyear
Fairgrounds
Jan Myers
Gib Tschudy
Myers
Jim Goss
Rick Fain
Steve Walter
Denny McLain Faces Tough Test in Asheville Game
Denny McLain will start for Birmingham in the Southern League first game against Asheville seeking a strong outing against the Orioles farm club. A solid performance could boost the ex Tigers ace back toward a major league return.
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N.C
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Birmingham
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Cosell Urges Federal Sports Commission
Washington AP Howard Cosell urged Congress to create a national sports commission with power to suspend or cancel team franchises for serious violations. He criticized monopolies TV blackouts and profit driven moves signaling reform beyond self regulation. He testified before a Senate subcommittee chaired by Senator Marlow Cook.
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Marlow Cook
Trevino Plans To Sponsor Women's Pro Golf Tournament
Lee Trevino plans to sponsor a women’s pro golf tournament near El Paso next fall as part of a development project to build a new course. He aims for a $30,000 to $35,000 purse with hotel and travel perks, and questions whether his name will headline the event.
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el Paso
Olympic training boycott by top American women athletes
Discus thrower Olga Connolly and long jumper Martha Watson announce a boycott of the Olympic training camp unless moved from Champaign Illinois. They sent letters to Amateur Athletic Union President Jack Kelly and to coach Nell Jackson, with nine other Olympic qualified athletes signing.
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Martha Watson
Amateur Athletic Union
Jack Kelly
Nell Jackson
University of Illinois
Miss Watson
Logan Federal Rallies to Best Maxville 16 8 in Slow Pitch
Logan Federal stretched its perfect run to 10 straight wins by rallying past Maxville 16 8 in a City Park slow pitch makeup game. Maxville led 8 7 after four innings before Logan Federal scored twice in the fifth and exploded for seven in the sixth. Foster Hoods two singles a double and a triple led the winners while Leonard Mays added four singles and Keith Hawk Sam Mays and Bill Wright contributed key hits.
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Federals
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Foster Hood
Leonard Mays
Keith Hawk
Sam Mays
Bill Wright
Gene Pearsall
Bowling Highlights from a Weekend Doubles Event
The report covers both Ladies and Men s Summer Doubles with top scores and partner pairings. Helen Smith and Anita Hobbes posted strong totals 667 and 596 while defeating Corene Callender and Annamae Anderson. Alice Arnold and Cindy Mercer led 680 against Dora Wilson and Sharon Wolfe. Thelma Spradlin and Mona Canan beat Barbara Nitzschke and Janie Hutchison 634 and 453. Rose Ruggles 608 and Kim Amnah swept four games against Jean Baker and Rosetta Collins. Joann Wilson and Grace Patterson won three of four against Judy Mundy and Joyce Gessells. Flo Moore 679 and partner Shirley Flood won three of four from Maxine Stage and Sandy Grove. In Men s Summer Doubles John Stage and Bob Coakley won four against Ernie Moore and Gene Wolfe. Fred Thomas 782 and Tony Thomas split four against Bill Emerick and Gene Payne 713. Wayne Porter 719 and Elmer Barnes took two and tied one against Dave Shark and Jim Mowery 660. Gary Mowery 627 across four and John Mowery swept three of four from Ray Spafford and Gerald Sigler 588.
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Anita Hobbes
Corene Callender
Annamae Anderson
Alice Arnold
Cindy Mercer
Dora Wilson
Sharon Wolfe
Thelma Spradlin
Mona Canan
Barbara Nitzschke
Janie Hutchison
Rose Ruggles
Kim Amnah
Jean Baker
Rosetta Collinsworth
Joann Wilson
Grace Patterson
Judy Mundy
Joyce Gessells
Flo Moore
Shirley Flood
Maxine Stage
Sandy Grove
John Stage
Bob Coakley
Ernie Moore
Gene Wolfe
Fred Thomas
Tony Thomas
Bill Emerick
Gene Payne
Wayne Porter
Elmer Barnes
Dave Shark
Jim Mowery
Gary Mowery
Mazeroski Seeks Coaching Role After Pirates Career
Pittsburgh second baseman Bill Mazeroski, aging and weighing options as he nears retirement, says he would like a major league coaching job with the Pirates but not a managerial post. He plans to retire after this season and remains hopeful about staying with Pittsburgh if possible.
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Mazeroski
Kiwanis and Hack Keynes Win 1972 Midget League Opener
Kiwanis beat H S Firestone 9 5 at City Park as Brad Jackson earned the win with 15 strikeouts. Hack Keynes crushed VFW 17 5 led by Bill Heft’s homer and a multi hit attack. WEW and others managed limited hits as Wednesday’s slate features Logan Clay Products vs General Electric and Kiwanis vs Hack Keynes.
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H Kboys
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H&s Boys
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WEW
Paul Fain
Stants
Bryant Hartman
John Albert
Mark Armstrog
Bill Heft
H-K
Brad Tucker
Hartman
Logan
General Electric
Former Pro Gridders Set To Boost Canadian Football
New York AP reports Canadian football aims to appeal to U S audiences with a longer field, 12 players per side, three running backs and motion rules. Former NFL linemen Alex Karras and Jerry Kramer will promote the league on a 110 station TV hookup starting July 3, alongside other US college standouts.
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Jerry Kramer
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Kramer
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Saskatchewan Roughriders
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