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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1971

Page

14

Staren brothers aim for world titles in Middletown meet

Ed and Ted Staren of Hinsdale Illinois both seek world tennis glory as they compete in the Western Boys and Girls 12 and 14 Championships at the Middletown Tennis Club. Ed seeded second in Boys 14 and Ted seeded first in Boys 12 with finals and remaining matches scheduled across today and tomorrow.

Tom McRoberts Staren Boys Ted Hinsdale Ill Middletown Tea Michigan South Bend Ind New York Vanderbilt Auditorium Billy Nichols Nichols Chicago The Statens

Yankees Prepare Unique Old Timers Day Event

The New York Yankees will stage an Old Timers Day featuring 29 championship teams on hand. The event will include flying 29 pennants around the House That Ruth Built, marking a distinctive celebration of past stars as the club attracts a large crowd.

Cincinnati Reds Riverfront Stadium New York Yankees Yesteryear Yankees Ruth

Yankees Old Timers Day Links Past Stars to Present

The article notes former champions and famous names like Casey Stengel and 80 year old Roger Peckinpaugh joining future Old Timers Days. Joe DiMaggio aims to attend his nineteenth appearance, balancing a business obligation. The event traces to a 1939 Lou Gehrig tribute and revived after World War II.

Casey Stengel Roger Peckinpaugh Peckinpaugh Yankees New Yorkers Joe DiMaggio Yankee Stadium Lou Gehrig Gehrig

Stanford Coach Rates Conferences Toughest In Nation

John Ralston says the Pacific Eight is the hardest, with the Big Eight close behind and the Southern Conference next. He notes the Big Ten, once regarded as the toughest, has faded from that top tier.

John Ralston Stanford PCC Midwest West Coast

Weaver's Stars Struggle with Ailments Before All Star Game

The American League 25-man All Star roster faces injury woes ahead of the 42nd mid season classic in Detroit. Boog Powell is out with a wrist fracture, Norm Cash named as replacement. Sam McDowell and three Minnesota stars Tony Oliva Rod Carew Harmon Killebrew are listed as ailments. Weaver adds 11 reserves including Al Kaline and Harmon Killebrew.

Boston Earl Weaver Detroit Weaver Boog Powell Norm Cash Tigers Cash Sam McDowell Minnesota Twins Tony Oliva Rod Carew Harmon Killebrew al Kaline Harmonia Killebrew

Clemente Draws All Star Assignment in NL lineup

Roberto Clemente of the Pirates earned his first All-Star nod as Sparky Anderson finalized the 28 man National League roster. Manny Sanguillen Nate Colbert Bobby Bonds Willie Davis plus Don Kessinger Ron Santo Lee May Felix Millan Lou Brock Pete Rose Rusty Staub named to the squad. Rose and Santo bring multiple selections, with coaches and trainers also announced.

Clemente Detroit Anderson Manny Sanguillen Pittsburgh Nate Colbert San Diego Bobby Bonds San Francisco Willie Davis Los Angeles Don Kessinger Ron Santo Chicago Lee May Cincinnati Felix Millan Atlanta Lou Brock St. Louis Pete Rose Rusty Staub Montreal Rose Santot Walter Alston Danny Murtaugh Preston Gomez Leo Hughes San Francisco Giants

Sparky Anderson Confident In Carroll for All Star Pitching

Pittsburgh AP Sparky Anderson said he expected heat for naming Clay Carroll as part of the National League All Star pitching staff in Detroit. Carroll joins relievers Jerry Johnson Dave Giusti and Ted McGraw. Anderson notes Carroll’s third straight strong season.

Pittsburgh Cincinnati Reds Sparky Anderson Clay Carroll Detroit Carroll Anderson Deser San Francisco Jerry Johnson Dave Giusti New York Ted McGraw

Reds Struggle in Pittsburgh as Road Woes Continue

Cincinnati returns home for a three game set against the Mets after a 7-1 loss at Pittsburgh. Bruce Kison earned his first full win in relief as Roberto Clemente homered and drove in three as the Pirates swept the series, widening their NL East lead to seven games over New York.

Cincinnati Cincinnati Reds New York Mets Pittsburgh Pirates Reds Bruce Kison Dave Giusti Kison Pirates Don Gullett Giusti Bernie Carbo Roberto Clemente Pirate Gene Clines Clemente Pittsburgh

Hot Rodders Seek Points at AHRA Grand Nationals

Don Garlits and Gene Snow seek to extend leads in major classes at Marion County International Raceway Marion Ohio. The AHRA grand nationals feature 10 categories and a 70000 purse with 420 drivers competing Friday through Sunday.

Marion Ohio Don’ 'Garlits Gene Snow Garlits Seffner Fla Snow Fort Worth Tex Marion County International Raceway Here John Wiebe Newton Kan Wiebe Matt Higginbotham Dallas Higginbotham

Baseball Highlights From Yesterday's Games

Yesterday's Stars show Frank Robin homering to power Baltimore past Washington 7-3 while Bill Gilbreth of Detroit fires a three hitter for a 3-1 win over the New York Yankees.

Frank Robinhomer Baltimore Washington Bill Gilbreth Tigers Detroit New York Yankees

All-Star selections list by team and league leaders

The roster includes Bill Freehan and Thurman Munson among catchers, Leo Cardenas, Cookie Rojas, and Bill Melton infielders, and Bobby Murcer, Amos Otis, and Don Buford in the outfield. Orioles and Twins lead with five representatives each, while Tigers have four, Boston three, and New York Cleveland Kansas City two each. Oakland California Washington Chicago Milwaukee each have one.

Bill Freehan Tigers Thurman Munson New York Yankees Leo Cardenas Twins Cookie Rojas Kansas City Royals Bill Melton Chicago White Sox Bobby Murcer Yankees Amos Otis Kansas City Don Buford Orioles Boston New York Cleveland Oakland California Washington Chicago Milwaukee

National League West and East standings with results

National League standings show San Francisco 53 wins 9 losses and Los Angeles 43 40. Houston 43 40 8 games back. Cincinnati 37 51 16 back. Montreal 33 51. Philadelphia 55 31 leads East. Thursday results include San Francisco 4 Houston 2 and Pittsburgh 7 Cincinnati 7 in a twi night doubleheader.

S. Francisco Los Angeles Houston Atlanta Cincinnati San Diego Pittsburgh New York Chicago St. Louis Philadel Montreal San Francisco Philadelphia Reuss Carlton Renko Strohmayer Short Nash Burgh Briles Seaver Grimsley Hands Decker Bonham Roberts Arlin Marichal Osteen

Baseball Standings and Friday Schedule Mixed with Odds

American League standings show Baltimore leading with 52 wins and Boston 49 wins. Friday’s games include Detroit at Washington, Chicago at Kansas City, California at Oakland, plus Minnesota hosting Kansas City and Oakland.

Baltimore Boston Detroit New York Cleveland Washington Kansas City Minnesota California Kaname Gy Coleman Broberg Chicago Hedlund Perry

Tennis Results From Westerns Twelve and Fourteen

Quarterfinals and semifinals show multiple players advancing in boys and girls events. Notable names include Jim Seitz Cincinnati Randy Carl Richmond Va Dan Beck Indianapolis Ted Staren Hinsdale IL and Kelsey Kruk Charleston W Va Sherry Acker Kalamazoo Mich plus doubles pairings across Winnetka Danville Carmel Oak Park and Charleston venues.

Jim Seitz Cincinnati Randy Carl Richmond Bob Frei Winnetka Ill Todd Black Danville Dan Beck Indianapolis Ind Eric Shirey Lake Forest Ted Staren Hinsdale Alan Blankshai Craig Lee Scott Wallace Evan Williams Columbus Randy -Carl Chuck Meakin John Bridgeland Brad Smith Carmel Jack Barry Conlan Vienna Alan Blankshain Oak Park Bobby Jacobs Mike Meadows Charleston W. Va Seitz Carl Lee-Frei Staren- Blankshai Beck-Smith Kelsey Kruk Janet DiNicola Sherry Acker Kalamazoo Mich Jamie Baisden Cindy Sally Belew Hamilton Linda Burrell Kelley Kruk Wendy Burkhart Ottawa Falls Susan Rimes Ft. Lauderdale Fla Ed Staren Mark Thomas Harrison Bowes Deerfield Mark Vines Buddy Bowman Little Rock Ark Bobby White Bill Nichols Chicago Neal Carl Robby White Scott Hadley Mike Carruthers Steve Dave Otey Scott Irwin Carbondale Kevin Shaw Steve Smith Fremont Staren al Burns Cincinnati-Dart Meadows Patricia Shoolman Fairport N.Y Susie Replogle River Forest Shelly Hudson Lighthouse ‘Point Debbie Mascarin Grosse Point Woods Barbara Jordan King of Prussia Lynn Fish Marjorie Blackwood Grosse

Robinson hits 2,500th in Orioles 7 3 win over Senators

Frank Robinson clubs a three run homer for his 2,500th hit as the Orioles beat the Senators 7 3. Merv Rettenmund adds a three run shot and Mike Cuellar earns his 13th win while Lopez nearly completes his first five year complete game.

Hal Rock Associated Press Frank Robinson Marcelino Lopez Robinson Baltimore Orioles Washington Senators Lopez Ken

Turf Project Delays Buckeyes Stadium Construction

Ohio State University will not complete its $540,000 artificial turf project until late September. Monsanto Co. installs synthetic turf at Ohio Stadium and practice fields, with the stadium work now due by August 20 before the September 11 home opener against Iowa.

Columbus Ohio Ohio State University Hugh Hindman Monsanto Co Ohio Stadium Buckeyes Iowa

Local Tennis Results From Point Woods Restate Names And Scores

In Michigan and Illinois venues, Laura Green defeats Debbie Anos with Karen Weis, while Debbie Mascarin loses to Barbara Seldon in Port Huron. Susie Replogle earns a win as Patricia Schoolman beats Kathy Gage-Pam Harris in Middletown with scores 6-0, 6-1.

Point Woods Mich Laura Green Middletown Fish-Stone Debbie Anos Karen Weis Milwaukee Wis Debbie Mascarin Grosse Point Woods Barbara Seldon Port Huron Aimee Conla Vienna Berta McCallum Pittsburgh Susie Replogle River Forest Ill Patricia Schoolman Fairport N.Y Kathy Gage Pam ‘Harris

Browns Draftee Staroba Signs 1971 Contract

Cleveland Browns announce that wide receiver Paul Staroba of Michigan, their third round pick, has signed his 1971 contract. Staroba, 6-3 203, punted for Michigan and led the Big Ten with a 41.5 yard punt average. he reports to Browns camp in Hiram, Ohio with other rookies on Sunday.

Cleveland Ohio Cleveland Browns Paul Staroba University of Michigan Staroba Michigan Browns Hiram

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