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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1975

Page

10

Carew Willing to Share Gift of Hitting Tips

Rod Carew, Twins second baseman, has been sharing hitting tips with players who ask him, though he no longer volunteers advice. The eight-time All-Star noted a past failure when he spoke up to a teammate, and now prefers to answer only when approached. Ed Crosby of Cleveland thanked him for tips and a bat, illustrating Carew's reputation for precise, ground-focused hitting guidance.

Milton Richman New York UPI Ted Williams Rod Carew Jim Mason Carew Oice Minnesota Cleveland Ed Crosby Indians Crosby Rod Marilynn Hod Carew Joe Schultz Detroit Twins

Gamecocks stay unbeaten in College World Series thriller

South Carolina erased an early two run deficit to beat Arizona State 6 3 in Omaha. Earl Bass yielded two runs in the first inning then spun a three hitter to extend his win streak to 17. Greg Keatley and Mark Van Dever key the comeback with a squeeze bunt and later scoring on an error. Arizona State led 2 0 until the fourth. Ken Phelps homered for ASU in the sixth.

Omaha Neb UPI Earl Bass South Carolina Comeback Arizona State Gamecocks Texas Oklahoma Greg Keatley Mark van Dever van Dever Keatley Steve King Tom Sain Ken Landreaux Garret Strong Ken Phelps Floyd Bannister

Washington stores win in Ben Franklin Softball League

Washington defeated Bo's AC 14 to 7 as four Washington players Tom Dudash Bill Wise Phil Laskey and Eddie DiMuccio powered the offense. Jerry Hassan hurling limited Bo's AC to four hits while Bill Bukowski took the loss.

Jerry Hassan Washington Bo’s AC Ben Franklin Tom Dudash Bill Wise Phil Laskey Eddie DiMuccio Tate Bill Bukowski

Dodgers top NL attendance gain noted in 1975 season

The National League reported attendance up 203,508 through the first two months, with 4.99 million fans across 12 clubs. Dodgers led the rise, drawing 981,849 in 28 dates and surpassing the million mark on June 9 for a total of 1,004,558.

San Francisco UPD National League Los Angeles Dodgers

Baseball season leaders in runs batted in and steals

National League RBIs list highlights benches and stars such as Bench Cin Luzinski Phil Winfield and Simmons with Garvey plus American League leaders Horton Bonds McRae Burroughs and Hisle. Stolen bases show Morgan Cedeny Lopes Brock Lintz and North among others with Mivers Olis Patek Washington Nettles Hisle Bonds North rounding out the leaders.

Bench Cin Luzinski Phil Winfield Simmons Garvey Horton Det Bonds McRae Burroughs Tex Hisle Minn Morgan Cedeny Hou Lopes Brock Lintz Mivers Cal Olis Patek Washington Oak Nettles North Gak National League Tr. H Pet. Smith Bows Madlek Watson Cash Cy Hy Grubb Sangin Pat Griffey Parker Pill America Teague Ab Or H Pete Carew Man Norgrav Lynn Bos Munson May Chi Chambliss Pis Dent Timbry Blt al White Wynn Schmidt Baker Jackson Carbo Hos Hendrick Cley

Standings and schedules from National and American Leagues

National League East standings show Pittsburgh New York and Philadelphia in close race with Chicago St Louis Montreal and others chasing. Weekday results include San Francisco Philadelphia Cincinnati St Louis Houston and Pittsburgh wins. rain- postponed Chicago Atlanta game noted. Today's pitchers list Montreal Rogers at San Diego Freisteben. Philadelphia Carillon at San Francisco Halicki. Chicago Bunyis and Reuschel at Atlanta. Pittsburgh Ellis at Houston. St Louis Reed at Cincinnati. New York Matlack at Los Angeles. American League matchups feature Boston New York Milwaukee Detroit Oakland Kansas City Minnesota Texas California Chicago Detroit games and night doubleheaders listed.

Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis Montreal West Cincinnati Los Angeles San Francisco San Diego Atlanta Houston Montrea Rogers Freisteben Carillon Halicki Bunyis Reuschel Marton Niekro Piltsbrugh Ellis Roberts St. Lows Reed Billingham Matlack Sutton Aanta Boston Milwaukee Baltimore Cleveland Oakland Kansas City Minnesota Texas California Kansas City Detroit Calif Goltz Dobson Pigteroa LaGrow Blue Castro Ratrh Kansas Iy Busby Pale Kaat Palmer Bibby Minesota Ted Simmmons Guillett Simmons Larry Shepard Reds Mike Phillips Rusty Staub T No Mets

Barton paces Sylvan Ladies in Tuesday league

Ardyth Barton took low gross honors with a 43 and tied Ann Portugallo for net at 33.14 in the Tuesday Ladies League at Sylvan Treights Golf Course. Clara Fava tid a 48 while Lid Baxter and Portugallo shot 49s. Sparkle Miller posted a 34 net and Betty Harcler 26. Ruth Rankin's team leads the league with 67 points, followed by Burton 56, Gabriel 48, Fava 47, Rohesky 47, and Schuster 20. Jody Proch won the polly putter.

Ardyth Barton Ann Portugallo Sylvan Treights Golf Course Clara Fava Lid Baxter Portugallo Sparkle Miller Betty Harcler Astelle DelPrincipia Oseana Slamana Elsie Yakubik Ruth Rankin Burton Gabriel Fava Rohesky Schuster Jody Proch

Gullett stops Cards to gain eighth victory

Cincinnati lefty Don Gullett earned his eighth win with a seven hit two run effort as the Reds beat the St Louis Cardinals 3 2 snapping their seven game streak. Gullett struck out eight and spoiled a shutout with a ninth inning homer by Ted Simmons.

Bill. Madden UPI Don Guillet Cincinnati Reds Sparky Anderson Himer Anderson Gullett Cincinnati St. Louis Cardinals Pete Rose Heds Ken Griffey Dave Concepcion Tony Perez Lee Stanton California Frank Tanana Willie Horton Tonani Horton Mickey Lolich Detroit

Astros top Pirates in 5-1 win at Houston

Houston drove in four runs off Bruce Kison as Enos Cabell and Milt May sparked a comeback. Larry Milbourne, Greg Gross and Cedeno contributed key hits while Larry Dierker allowed six hits over nine innings. Astros win only their second in 11 games to improve to 22-40. Pirates drop to 24-23.

Jesus Alan John Stearns Mike Marshall Mets San Francisco Gary Thomasson Mike Caldwell Chris Speler Giants Mike Ivie Tito Fuentes San Diego Rich Folkers Folkers Danny Frisella Knngs Cabell Houston Larry Dierker Cabell Milt May Astro Doug Rader UPI Houston Astros Enos Cabell Bruse Dave Parker Pittsburgh Pirates Pirates Pittsburgh Bruce Kison Astros Hint Larry Milbourne Greg Gross Cedeno Rennie Stennell

May leads Yanks to fifth straight win in narrow triumph

Yankees pitcher Rudy May, now untethered from prior coaching, threw seven innings with 10 strikeouts for a 35-1 win over the Twins. New York, riding a hot streak, sit one game behind Boston in the AL East as Roy White, Fred Stanley, and Elliott Maddox drove the offense in a 12-hit attack.

Fred Dinyn UPI New York Yankees Rudy May California Angels Nolan Ryan May Yankees Minnesota Twins Jim Hunter Bobby Bonds Boston Red Sox Roy White Mike Pazik Fred Stanley Thi Baltimore Texas Boston Chicago Reggie Jackson Bert Campaneris Fromers Oakland Dick Bosman Kim Todd Hollie Fingers Jim Slaton Milwaukee Cookie Rojas Gaylord Perry Cleveland Dennis Leonard Kansas City Harman Killebrew Royals

Local minor league stars in slow week

Lawrence County players shared a quiet period in the minors. Ellwood City’s Bob Batevex pitched three innings over two games for Asheville, while New Castle’s Mark Tanner was inactive. Batevex had a 2-1 record in 14 appearances with a 3.91 ERA this year, 16 hits allowed, 31 walks, 12 strikeouts in 23 innings. Tanner appeared in nine games for Lynchburg, pitching 45 innings with 16 hits allowed, 23 walks, 17 strikeouts and a 6.00 ERA. Baseball supply notes that the major leagues need 100000 baseballs annually.

Lawrence County Bob Batevex Ellwood City New Castle Mark Tanner Babcock Asheville Orioles Tanner Lynchburg Rangers

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