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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1977

Page

13

Mexico Legion Keeps Dull Dog Days Behind With 12-2 Win

Mexico Legionnaires rout Lebanon 12-2 in seven innings to sweep interdistrict playoff and advance to the Missouri Eastern Zone Tournament in St. Ann. Randy Harrington earned the win with 13 strikeouts while Lebanon committed six errors. Williams drove in four runs as Spurrier, Tate and Pasley contributed key hits. Mexico improves to 22-7. Lebanon falls to 21-11. The team will meet Ban Johnson of Centralia next at Green Field.

Lebanon Mexico American Legion The Legionnaires Missouri St. Ann St. Louis Shrader Bob Pasley Spurrier Williams Pasley Harrington White Centralia Ban Johnson Green Field

Rapp Formula Simple For Winning NL East

St Louis manager Vern Rapp outlines a simple plan after the Cardinals beat the Astros 5-2. Ken Reitz homered and drove in two as St Louis climbed within 4 1/2 games of Philadelphia. Ted Simmons had a two run single, while Houston tied it briefly in the fourth before Hector Cruz gave the lead.

Houston St. Louis Vern Rapp Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago Rapp Cardinals Houston Astros Montreal San Diego Ken Reitz Reitz Erry Mumphrey Dan Larsen John Urrea Bob Watson Jose Cruz Joe Ferguson Hector Cruz RBI Ted Simmons Cardinal

Detroit Savoring Shutout of Chiefs

Detroit Lions celebrate a 3-0 exhibition victory over the Kansas City Chiefs, marking their first shutout since 1973. Benny Ricardo injured shoulder ends 3 to 4 weeks, Charlie West bruised ribs, while Detroit’s defense dominates with nine quarterback sacks and a lone field goal by Ricardo.

Tpontiac Mich Detroit Lions Kansas City Chiefs Lions Tommy Hudspeth Dallas Charlie West Benny Ricardo Ricardo Hudspeth West Chiefs Detroit Kansas City Mark Bailey Charlie Weaver Lion Lem Barney Tony Reed Mike Nott Reed Barney

City Tennis Tourney Finals Scheduled After Storms

Mexico's annual city tennis tournament completed finals in all divisions despite rain and wind. Winners include Ken Mace in 35 and over men, Toni O'Connor in open women, Shawn Miller in open men, Susan Decker and Jene O'Connor in women doubles, and Ron Toulson with Dale Duffy in men doubles. Four softball games follow at Khoury Fields as the Civic Club event continues this week with nightly double elimination and finals Friday night.

Mexico Ken Mace Toni O'Connor Shawn Miller Susan Decker Jene O'Connor Ron Toulson Dale Duffy Khoury Fields Rotary TPA Khoury Jaycees Knights of Columbus Optimists Kiwanis Moose Lions

Wethersfield Open Gives Kratzert First Tour Victory

In Wethersfield Connecticut Bill Kratzert, 25, shot rounds totaling 265 to win the Sammy Davis Jr Greater Hartford Open and claim his first career tour victory. Larry Nelson finished second at 268 as Rankin won the European Women's Open by six strokes at Sunningdale England, earning over 100000 dollars.

GOLF Wethersfield Conn Bill Kratzert Tour Kratzert Wethersfield Country Club Larry Nelson Sunningdale England Judy Rankin

Services Set For Frisch Former Missouri Lineman

Pittsburgh AP Randy Frisch Steeler rookie dies in a three vehicle crash about 20 miles east of Pittsburgh. Frisch 23 from Kirkwood Missouri died at Monsour Medical Center Jeannette. Grinaker 22 free agent wide receiver remains in stable condition at Divine Providence Hospital after head on collision on wet U S 30 near North Huntingdon Township. The rookies had just returned to training camp after a 28 24 win over the Bills. Frisch was a seventh round pick from Missouri, named 1976 team MVP. He had been moved from defensive tackle to offensive lineman.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Steeler Randy Frisch Here National Football League Frisch Kirkwood Monsour Jeannette North Huntingdon David Grinaker Steelers Grinaker Divine Providence Hospital St. Vincent College Latrobe Buffalo Bills U.S University of Missouri Concordia College Minnesota

Banks Enshrined as Hall of Fame Inductees Named

Ernie Banks, famed Cubs ambassador, joined Hall of Fame amid a class with Al Lopez Joe Sewell Amos Rusie Martin Dihigo and John Henry Lloyd. The Board called on Kuhn to review election rules, keeping open potential further inclusion from Negro leagues.

Cooperstown N.Y Ernie Banks Chicago Cubs Banks al Lopez Joe Sewell Amos Rusie Martin Dihigo John Henry Lloyd Hall Lopez Sewell Rusie Committee On Veterans Dihiro Lloyd Bowie Kuhn Baseball Writers’ Association of America Edward N. Stack Hall of Fame Kuhn Board of Directors Watch Banks James “Cool Papa” Bell Buck Leonard Monte Irvin Judy Johnson Roy Campanella Whitey Ford Fred Lindstrom Jocko Conlan Bob Feller Joe Cronin Charley Gehringer Earl Lawson The Cincinnati Post Baseball Writers J.G. Taylor Spink Walter “Red” Smith New York Times Harold Kaese Boston Globe

St. Louis Passed Up Mr. Cub by Will Grimsley

AP Special Correspondent recounts how Ernie Banks joined baseball immortals at Cooperstown and how St Louis scouts in 1953 doubted his potential. Quincy Trouppe recalls Cardinals front office bias against signing black players after Robinson. Banks, Power, Clemente later thrived elsewhere, while Cardinals missed chance.

Will Grimsley Ernie Banks Cooperstown N.Y St. Louis Cardinals Banks Busch Stadium Wrigley Field Cub Mr. Card Quincy Trouppe al Smith Vic Power Roberto Clemente Trouppe Jackie Robinson Satchel Paige Robinson Willie Mays Roy Campanella Josh Gibson Cool Papa Bell Mays Clemente Cardinals Buck O'Neill Kansas City Monarchs O'Neill

Royals Sweep Sox as McRae Stars in 3-2 Game

Kansas City rallied to a 3-2 win over Chicago, completing a three-game sweep. Hal McRae and Amos Otis sparked the Royals, with John Wathan delivering a ninth-inning single. Joe Zdeb and Pat Pattin shone on defense and at the plate. Minnesota moved within a half game of Chicago in the AL West after Mike Cubbage powered an 11-1 win over Cleveland.

Kansas City Chicago California Baltimore Boston Oakland New York Seattle Ryan Simpson SpilHorff Hasslord Blue Umbarger Texas Blyleven Moret Fen Cleveland Bibby Flanagan Philadelphia New York Jets Denver Atlanta St. Louis New England New York Giants Miami Tampa Bay Pittsburgh Buffalo Detroit New Orleans Dallas San Diego Green Bay Cincinnati Minnesota Los Angeles San Francisco Washington Houston York Milwkee Cleve Toronto West Minn K.c Milwaukee Chicago White Sox Hal McRae Kansas City Royals Sox White Sox Minnesota Twins Royals Texas Rangers John Mayberry McRae Marty Pattin Oscar Gamble Amos Otis Ken Kravec Bob Lemon Lerrin Legrow al Cowens Otis Randy Wiles Iowa John Wathan Jim Essian Pattin Joe Zdeb Zdeb Joe Rod Carew Twins Mike Cubbage Cubbage Carew Indians

Falcons edge Cardinals in 37-yard field goal triumph

Atlanta rookie coach Leeman Bennett celebrated a 3-0 preseason win over St Louis as Nick Mike-Mayer's 37-yard field goal capped the late scoring. Bennett praised his young defense and stressed sticking with the game plan while Coryell noted costly turnovers but pleased defense.

ST. Louis Leeman Bennett Atlanta Falcons Bennett Falcons Cardinals Nick Mike-Mayer NFL Kim McQuilken Mike Esposito Cards Atlanta Walter Packer Woody Thompson Thompson Mike Mayer Bill Donckers George Franklin Jim Bakken Bakken Don Coryell Jim Hart Coryell

Golf Meet at Arthur Hills crowns mixed foursome winners

The Arthur Hills mixed foursome event finished as Art Campbell and Emma Callihan taking top honors with 46 for nine holes despite heavy rain. Charlie Godager and Nel Fecht placed second with 48, followed by Charlie Fecht and Elaine Hunt with 49. Next on the schedule is a two man team tournament on September 5.

Arthur Hills Art Campbell Emma Callihan Charlie Godager Nel Fecht Charlie Fecht Elaine Hunt

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