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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1971

Page

13

Alley's Hand Broken in Pirates Spring Training Mishap

Pirates drill opens with Gene Alley breaking his left hand after a high and tight pitch from a pitching machine. Cast expected for about a month. Other early injuries include Harry Walker toe, Tom Burgmeier lip, and rookies Rittwage and Farmer thigh and Achilles injuries.

Dick Couch Associated Press Pittsburgh Pirates Gene Alley Alley Pirates Joseph Finegold Houston Harry Walker Kansas City Tom Burgmeier Walker Burg- Meier Jim Rittwage Ed Farmer Cleveland Rittwage Baltimore Orioles Willie Mays Jim Ray Hart San Francisco Giants

Reds Start Season Amid Illness and Tough Camp

Cincinnati manager Sparky Anderson spent his 37th birthday in bed with strep throat and an infected ear as pitchers and catchers trained. The workout was shortened by high winds, Gary NolanRecovery noted, and Don Gulieti also out with illness. The Reds expect a strong spring and signed John Noriega Pedro Borbon and Kurt Bevacqua along with 16 other players as they build toward the 1971 season.

Cincinnati Cincinnati Reds Sparky Anderson Anderson Larry Shepard Gary Nolan Don Gulieti Reds John Noriega Pedro Borbon Kurt Bevacqua

Church Loop Box Scores from Yankee Road Church of God

Box scores show Yankee Road Church of God with 71 points led by D Ponder 22 and R Williams 16 as Grace Baptist seniors post 59 while K of C and Grace Baptist juniors add their totals. Halftime figures listed and team totals include 31 9 71 for Yankee Road squad and 23 13 59 for Grace seniors.

Yankee Road Church of God W. Ponder D. Ponder R. Williams Banfield Moore Tipton Myers New Brumfield Halweger Kraft Krnst Yankee Grace Baptist Seaion Highley Issacs Williston Osborne Moehring Tillman Grace Baptist Newman Maple Lynch Cox Sewell Allen Gibbs Upton Grace Srs

St Luke's Presbyterian Triumph Over St Paul's United

St Luke's Presbyterian led 31 16 at halftime and finished with a 79 to 40 victory over St Paul's United Church of Christ. Individual stats highlight Dykes 30 points for St Luke's and Ferguson 6 for St Pauls.

St. Luke’s Presbyterian Johnson Arnold Baumgardner Snet Frazier Pope St. Paul's United Church of Christ Kramer Hopper Ferguson Carver St. Luke's

Researchers Topple Furnace In Slo-Break Tourney

In first round action in Armco's Slo-Break Tournament Research edged Blast Furnace 44 35 at Verity. Farrell Kilbane r and Bob Glodowski led the winners with 10 points each as Research advances to face Electric Shop No 2 tomorrow at 9 p.m. Mets No 1 defeated International 29 25 in a defensive matchup with Craig Monroe and Jerry each scoring for Mets while Roger Kistner and Horace Wilkinson topped International with 10 apiece. Mets meet Slab Mill tomorrow at 8 p.m. Ternecoat Maintenance beat GO Personnel 40 32 and earns a date with Sales Service at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Charlie Mack scored 13 for Ternecoat, Gary Marx 13 and Ray Kelly 14 for Personnel.

Armco Blast Furnace Farrell Kilbaner Bob Glodowski Verity Electric Shop Mets International Craig Monroe Jerry Roger Kistner Horace Wilkinson Ternecoat Charlie Mack Gary Marx Ray Kelly

Area Keglers Win Tourney at Laynecrest Lanes

In Franklin, the District 13H Lions Bowling Tournament crowned German town men and Oxford ladies as team champions. The German town club led with 2933 pins including handicap to edge West Car rollton by one pin. Springboro No. 1 was third at 2905. Don Bishop of Carlisle topped handicap series at 691, while Dick Reese of West Car rollton had high game 259. The Oxford Ladies scored 2703 to defeat Hunter Ladies 2695, with Franklin Lionesses No. 2 third at 2659. Butch Landes of Franklin had both high handicap series 601 and high game 226.

Franklin Germantown Oxford Laynecrest Lanes West Carrollton Springboro No. 1 Don Bishop Carlisle Dick Reese Oxford Ladies Hunter Ladies Franklin Lionesses Butch Landes

Thurmond Lucas Spark Warriors Past Braves 100 91

Nate Thurmond and Jerry Lucas combined for 56 points and 45 rebounds to lift San Francisco over Buffalo 100-91. Thurmond dazzled with key blocks and boards as Mullins sat injured. Don May led Buffalo with 36. Indiana beat Memphis 102-99 in the ABA.

Buffalo Nate Thurmond Jerry Lucas San Francisco Warriors National Basketball Association Buffalo Braves San Francisco Warriors Jeff Mullins al Attles Mullins Don May

Romansky Wins 1971 Captain Ronald Zinn Memorial Award

Dave Romansky of Pennsville New Jersey earned the Capt Ronald Zinn Memorial Award honoring the past year's outstanding American race The selection was announced on Monday and made by coaches in the American racing community in Chicago.

Chicago Dave Romansky Pennsville N.J Ronald Zinn

Snead earns first title in weathered Tucson Open victory

J C Snead the 29 year old nephew of Sam Snead won the Tucson Open securing $22 000 and the $110 000 event. He finished with a final round 66 for 273 amid talk of the upcoming PGA Championship and admitted mixed feelings about his two hole ending. He led or shared the lead through 54 holes before a two shot edge vanished on the final stretch.

Tucson Ariz J.C. Snead Sam Snead Snead J.C Jesse Carlyle PGA Florida Washington Senators Dale Douglass

Tennis Inkings May Start War

USLTA official accuses World Championship Tennis of signing illegal promoter contracts. Riordan says Davies and Dell seek guaranteed payments in violation of ILTF rules. Independent Players Association met in Salisbury to discuss tour plans and potential impact on the Charlotte Invitational starting April 12.

Salisbury U.S. Lawn Tennis Association World Championship Tennis, Inc Lamar Hunt Bill Riordan International Lawn Tennis Federation Riordan USLTA Mike Davies Donald Dell Davies Deil U.S International ‘Independent Players Association Charlotte

YMCA Girls Swim Team Faces Mixed Results at Mount Vernon Meet

YMCA girls swim team prepared for Mount Vernon Little Championship after a 204 to 120 loss to Kettering. In Midget and Prep divisions they won several events led by Vickie Wiegert and Beth Dorn, with records set by Jeanette Lewis and Paula Murray, while Juniors and Intermediates saw limited success.

YMCA Mount Vernon Kettering Vickie Wiegert Beth Dorn Shaun Lewis Jody Lund Weigert Lewis Beth Birch Francis Murray

NHL Scores and Schedule From Monday and Tuesday

The Associated Press reports a 3 3 tie between Montreal and Vancouver in Mondays action. Tuesdays outlook lists Boston visiting Buffalo with another game on the slate.

National Hockey League Associated Press Montreal Vancouver Boston Buffalo

Notre Dame Eyes Cincinnati as Top High School Recruiting Area

Notre Dame recruiter Jack Gallagher lauds Cincinnati as a premier source of talent after signing four players from area schools Moeller Elder and St Xavier. He notes intense competition with Ohio State and Michigan and hints the region could yield more recruits for Notre Dame.

Cincinnati Notre Dame Gallagher Ohio State Michigan

Teams Head Toward Semis At Lebanon

Lebanon hosts four junior basketball playoff games with seventh to tenth grade divisions. Winners advance to semifinals starting Wednesday. matchups include Princeton vs Kings, Kings vs Lebanon No 2, Fairfield vs Princeton i, and Forest Park vs Hamilton Taft with various Saturday results noted.

Lebanon Princeton Kings Seven Mile Trenton Carlisle Fairfield Princeton i Goshen New Miami Forest Park Hamilton Taft Edgewood Lebanon No. 1 Little Miami Clinton Massie Colerain

Miami Nears Season's End

Miami riding a nine game win streak closes its home schedule with 7 30 p.m. games against Xavier and Western Michigan at Millett Hall. The Redskins stand 16 4 and have clinched a share of the MAC title as Western Michigan remains the only remaining challenger. Xavier seeks a .500 season and must win remaining games. Earl Jenkins leads the Broncos with 20 points and 13 rebounds per game.

Oxford Miami Xavier Western Michigan Millett Hall Redskins Musketeers Dayton DePaul Marquette George Krajack Cincinnati Canisius Earl Jenkins Bronco

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