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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1978

Page

14

Relief Stint Ends His Disappearing Act Cubs Triumph Over Reds

Ken Holtzman returns from Yankees exile to pitch three innings as Cubs beat Reds 3-2 at Riverfront Stadium. Holtzman debuts after weekend trade, Alex Foster hits back-to-back signs, Rose triples, Morgan and Driessen doubles highlight Reds offense. Bonham suffers first loss after seven initial wins. Series continues with Norman vs Lamp.

Cincinnati Ken Holtzman Billy Martin New York Yankees Holtzman Chicago Cubs Cincinnati Reds Riverfront Stadium Dan Driessen Cesar Geronimo Don Werner Pete Rose Ken Griffey Rose Joe Morgan Foster Franks Reds San Francisco Reuschel Morgan Driessen Bill Bonham Cubs Fred Norman Chicago Dennis Lamp

Guidry shines on mound as Yankees win again

AP Sports Writer says Ron Guidry leads a high priced Yankee staff with the best record in the majors. He extended his unbeaten run to 10 straight wins, striking out 11 in a 2-0 victory over Oakland. He called his streak a rare, lasting achievement. Other games saw Red Sox beat California 10-9 behind Fisk’s bases-loaded hit, and Texas Rangers top Kansas City 6-5 as Oliver hit a go-ahead homer in the eighth. Orioles beat Seattle 5-4 for their 11th straight win, while Milwaukee defeated Detroit 7-4 aided by Molitor’s 4-for-5 day. Chicago White Sox topped Cleveland 6-hitter.

New York Yankee Ron Guidry Catfish Hunter Don Gullett Sparky Lyle Oakland Jack McKeon Guidry Red Sox Angels Carlton Fisk Boston California Dwight Evans Fred Lynn Rangers Royals Bobby Bonds al Oliver Texas Kansas City Oliver Steve Mingeri Baltimore Seattle Minnesota Toronto New York Milwaukee Detroit Chicago Cleveland

Unselds Spirit Key for Bullets Clinches Title

Wes Unseld led the Washington Bullets to their first NBA title in seven games against Seattle. He delivered 82 rebounds and two late free throws, earning MVP honors while team owner Abe Pollin checked in regularly and Unseld celebrated with honors from Sport Magazine and Tiffany.

New York Somebody Wes Unseld Washington Bullets Bullets San Antonio Spurs Philadelphia 76Ers Seattle SuperSonics Marvin Webster

Tallest Heavyweight Champion Willard Stands Tallest in Ring

Jess Willard, towering at six feet six and one quarter inches, is celebrated as the tallest heavyweight champion in boxing history, a record noted in prevailing boxing lore.

Jess Willard

Cauthen to Lead Ohio Derby Field at Thistledown

Believe It and Steve Cauthen expected to head a 10 horse Ohio Derby field at Thistledown Sunday. Also in the mix are Island Sultan Batonnier ridden by 16 year old Ron Hirdes and Spanish Play who may run if fit. Draw for positions set for Friday.

North Randall Ohio Steve Cauthen Affirmed Alydar New York Island Sultan Batonnier

Baseball and hockey front office and roster moves

Pete Peltz Bob Hussey Gerald Stutzriem Jim McBride and Ken Gilmore signed by the Cleveland Indians and Tigers and Rangers add Bobby Bonds five year deal. Houston Astros sign Rod Boxberger Thad Troedsen and Douglas Stokke then assign to Cocoa Florida. New York Rangers name Mike Nykoluk assistant coach Mickey Keating assistant GM. Carol Vadnais signs for multiple years. Wayne Gretzky signs seven year contract with Indianapolis Racers. Emory and Henry College names Jerry Kirk athletic director and coach. Manhattan College clamps resignations of Jack Powers. Texas A&M reports Donnie Wigginton resigns.

Cleveland Indians Pete Peltz Bob Hussey Gerald Stutzriem Jim McBride Ken Gilmore Detroit Tigers Kirk Gibson Texas Rangers Bobby Bonds National League Houston Astros Rod Boxberger Thad Troedsen Douglas Stokke Astros Sarasota Cocoa Fla Hockey National Hockey League NEW York Rangers Mike Nykoluk Mickey Keating Carol Vadnais World Hockey Association Indianapolis Racers Wayne Gretzky Emory & Henry College Jerry Kirk Manhattan College Jack Powers Texas A&m Donnie Wigginton

Wynn's Engine Tune-Up Promises Quick Highway Relief

A vintage ad touts Wynn's Engine Tune-Up as a fast fix for sluggish engines on the highway. It claims the oil treatment quiets valves and lifters in 10 minutes of driving while dissolving harmful deposits, calling for immediate use.

Wynn's WYNN Twin Fair

Halicki Dominates Expos as Giants Rally for 1-0 Win

Ed Halicki allowed only one hit in six innings as the San Francisco Giants defeated the Montreal Expos 10 in Candlestick Park. Jack Clark’s sixth inning double produced the lone run. Steve Rogers took the loss, his sixth defeat in 13 decisions.

Montreal Expos Ed Halicki Expos Steve Rogers Halicki Giants Candlestick Park Rogers Jack Clark

Reds Catcher Johnny Bench Admitted To Hospital

Cincinnati Reds catcher Johnny Bench has been admitted to Christ Hospital for a lower back strain. He has not started since May 27 and has appeared only twice in pinch-hitting roles while hitting .230. Team physician Dr George Ballou examined him and officials said the hospital stay length is not yet known.

Cincinnati Cincinnati Reds Johnny Bench George Ballou Bench Christ Hospital

Baseball Standings and Tuesday Doubleheader Scores

Baseball standings show Monday results with San Francisco 1 Montreal 0, Atlanta 2 St Louis 1, Chicago 3 Cincinnati 2, Los Angeles 6 Philadelphia 0, Houston 6 Pittsburgh 0, San Diego 3 New York 2. Tuesday schedule lists many games including St Louis at Atlanta and Montreal at San Francisco with numerous pitchers’ numbers and rain notes.

New York Mets Expos Ellis Valentine Los Angeles Dodgers Giants Philadelphia Phillies Houston Pittsburgh Atlanta St Louis San Diego New York San Francisco Montreal St.Louis Chicago Cincinnati Los Angeles Philadelphia St. Lows Martinez Hanna Lamp Norman Bibby Bannister Swan Koosman Rasmussen Lerch Sutton Knepper

Brock Grounds Into Few Double Plays In 1969 Season

Lou Brock of the St. Louis Cardinals grounded into only two double plays during the 1969 season, highlighting his speed and strong contact at the top of the lineup.

Lou Brock St. Louis Cardinals

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