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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1970
Page
10
Tony Perez and Johnny Bench lead a powerful NL lineup as Riverfront Stadium hosts the 41st All-Star Game. gil hodges and Earl Weaver prepare batting orders with Seaver and Palmer set to start, while Boog Powell and Aparicio headline the AL.
Raymond saved Montreal's 5-3 victory over New York, his 17th save of the season, as the Expos beat the Mets for the third straight time. He chose to stay quiet about retirement talk and his role, while teammates Bailey and Sadecki, and others, contributed in a day of MLB action across the league.
In Rhode Island Sound the Florida yacht Heritage from St. Petersburg, led by Charles E. Morgan Jr., won its first trial race beating Valiant by over a minute. Heritage faces Intrepid next as trials continue toward selecting the U S Cup defender before the August 18 Newport start.
Santa Clara invites featured teens Karen Moe 17 from Orinda Calif won the women's 20 meter butterfly in 2 20 6 shattering her best time by nearly four seconds Air Force Captain Micki King 25 won two diving events Veterans Debbie Meyer 17 and John Kinsella 17 set meet marks Meyer swept the 800 meter freestyle while Kinsella posted a 16 27 1 in the 1500 meter freestyle Also noted jockey Braulio Baeza with three Belmont Stakes wins Arts and Letters 1969 Chateaugay 1963 Sherluck 1961.
The Associated Press reports NL results Montreal defeated New York five to three Chicago won ten to two over Philadelphia Pittsburgh beat St. Louis seven six in ten innings Cincinnati toppled Atlanta six five San Diego routed Los Angeles four to one Houston edged San Francisco eight seven Today's Games show none scheduled All-Star game set for Cincinnati Wednesday and no games scheduled Tuesday
Detroit wins over Baltimore 7 to 3 while Boston 6 over New York 3 and Chicago 10 defeats Kansas City 5. Cleveland leads Washington 7 to 2 as Minnesota tops Oakland 4 to 1 and Milwaukee edges California 6 to 3.
Barry Morgan belted a 400-foot homer in the ninth to cap Toledo’s rally past Louisville 6-5 in International League action. Columbus crushed Winnipeg 11-1. Richmond’s Larry Jaster blanked Syracuse 5-0 in game one. Syracuse won game two 3-2 on Bobby Cox’s two-run shot. Tidewater beat Rochester 9-2 with Ed Kranepool driving in four runs.
Reported boxing results show Isaac I. Kimura scoring a decision over Kao Chenam in Tokyo with 14 percent listed. In Buenos Aires Eddie Jones from Los Angeles defeated Peralta in a bout featuring Doichi Okada and Gu Tek Kim among South Korean fighters.
Tony C and Billy C both struck Cleveland pitcher Fred Lasher Sunday in a nightcap that Boston won 8-2 after an earlier 6-2 victory. Tony C kicked Lasher and punched him in the nose amid a flare up tied to a July 4 incident. Umpire Hank Soar allowed Lasher to stay as Carl Yastrzemski restrained Tony C, with Billy C homering and others contributing for Boston.
Yesterday Stars- SPTS batting Ollie Brown Padres rapped out two singles a double and a two run homer his 13th as San Diego downed Los Angeles 4 1 Pitching Clay Kirby Padres stopped the Dodgers on three hits and one unearned run and fanned 10 his career high
Sparky Anderson, in his first year managing the Cincinnati Reds, says a .600 pace the rest of the season makes them unbeatable, while admitting that .700 would be unbelievable. The Reds beat Atlanta 6-5 behind Lee May's 20th homer as May battled cramps and left the game after his decisive blast. Umpire Ken Burkhart ejected Anderson amid a dispute over a rundown play, and Reds players argued about spitballs from Jim Nash. Pete Rose and Tony Perez questioned the umpire on balls and strikes and a supposed spitball history in the game.
Lida Fee Mathews defends her crown in the 47th Ohio Women’s Golf Association tournament opening in Toledo. She says Heather Downs course compares favorably with past layouts, noting a wide open front and a shorter back nine that suits the fairways.
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