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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1971

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6

Bay Area fans eye Giants A's in potential World Series clash

San Francisco and Oakland approach the season with strong home attendance, Giants at 638,?16 through July 8 and averaging 13,294 per game, A's at 544,471 through July 11 averaging 12,963. To hit one million, Giants need 12,345 per game. A's need 12,346. Vida Blue leads the Oakland box office with 17–3, notable crowds attend May 29 and June 25 games.

San Francisco Bay Area San Francisco Giants Oakland Athletics Hei Servicee SeepRnne Suvery Giants Oakland Coliseum Oakland Vida Blue Sacramento San Jose Candlestick Park A's Kansas City Blue Minnesota Charles O. Finley

Rosewall Beats Laver to Reach Washington Quarterfinals

Ken Rosewall, 36, came from behind to defeat Rod Laver 5-7 6-3 6-1 in the Washington Star International. Rosewall, seeded ninth, will meet Dennis Ralston in the quarterfinals after Ralston edged Tom Okker 7-6 7-6.

Washington Ken Rosewall Rod Laver Rosewall Laver Dennis Ralston Bakersfield Calif Ralston Tom Okker Netherlands John Newcombe Roger Taylor Great Britain Andreas Gimeno Spain Gimeno Cliff Richey Sarasota Fla Canada Mike Beluin

Fort Detrick Subdues North End 3 in YMCA Fastpitch

Rick Schimp and Dan Wood combined on a one hitter as Fort Detrick defeated North End 3 to 1 at Seventh Street Diamond. Butch Strother Ernie Graves and Dewey Williamson each had two hits for Fort Detrick while Paul Morgan collected the losers hits.

Rick Schimp Dan Woodman Fort Detrick North End Seventh Street Butch Strother Ernie Graves Dewey Williamson Paul Morgan

Middletown Tops Emmitsburg 16 0 in No-Hitter Night

Middletown defeated Emmitsburg Orioles 16 to 0 as senior league pitcher Wayne Coblentz threw the first no hitter for the division. The game ended after five innings due to darkness with Coblentz, Shenley, Sweeney and others contributing. Ty Cobb won baseball's 1909 triple crown leading the American League in batting, home runs, and RBIs.

Wayne Coblentz Middletown Emmitsburg Orioles Emmitsburg Coblentz Shenley Sweeney Saylor Spankle Myers Ty Cobb

Crampton Opens Western Lead With 66 At Olympia Fields

Bruce Crampton fired two five under par 66 to lead the Western Open after the first round at Olympia Fields. Lee Trevino sits eight shots back after a 74 as gusty winds troubled the course. Tommy Aaron carded 67, with Dale Douglass and a group at 68 and 69, including Gay Brewer, Rogers, Lotz, Montalbano, and Greenwood. Defending champion Hugh Royer shot 74 while Palmer, Nicklaus, Jacklin, Player, and Coody did not play.

Chicago Bruce Crampton Lee Trevino Crampton Tommy Aaron Olympia Fields Country Club Dale Douglass Gay Brewer Phil Rodgers Dick Lotz Chuck Montalbano Bobby Greenwood Billy Casper Hugh Royer

Weld Second in Career Wins at Hagerstown Raceway

Kansas City's Ken Weld has moved to second in active driver career wins at Hagerstown Raceway with 15. Grum leads with 20, while several others trail. Rainouts have halted progress this season. the Australian Pursuit Race is rescheduled, and Twin 20s for both divisions are planned for July 25 with four 20-lap features.

Hagerstown Kenny Weld Kansas City Weld Hub City Johnny Gram Ray Dover Bobby Abel Grum Irvin King King Elmer Ruby Mitch Smith Hal Browning Pete Swarmer Bobby Allen Lynn Paxton Rick Schmelgan Milt Miller Buddy Cochran Bill Banick Ralph Quarterson Smokey Snellbaker Jan Opperman Victory Lane Hagerstown Raceway

Mt Airy, Creagerstown lead MSL standings with Germantown rainout

Mt Airy sits atop the MSL with 12 points, followed by Creagerstown and New Market. Sunday's results show Giants 1 over Mt Airy 12, Germantown 37 over New Market 73, and Carroll County 45. The Jeff Brunswick game at Creagerstown, rained out last Sunday, will be played Saturday July 24 per league president Ed Bachtell. no forfeit recorded.

Mt. Airy Creagerstown New Market Brunswick Carroll County Germantown Giants Germantown Lewistown Giants Shriner-Mathews Repp-Throne Mt Airy Crabbs-Foltz Jeff-Brunswick Cline-Watkins Ed Bachtell

Shenandoah Downs Pairings Include Notable Entries

Racing card lists Shenandoah Downs events with entries such as FIRST Driving Ghisees and Casino Betle in multiple divisions. Other horses include Yodyatios and Lunar Mons, with connections noted for Clipper and Frost Da P Measure.

Casino Betle Gustines Lunar Mons

Cornish Time Medal Highlight in Summer Handicap

Ellyn Cornish in her second start after May injury posted the fastest time by a woman in the third race of the Cumberland Valley Athletic Club Summer Handicap Series at Frederick High School. She finished 12.59 seconds in the two mile event as 84 runners, five over 40, started in three flights. Wayne Cromer led the men with 10.08 for the two mile, while Bob Eichhammer won the second flight and Warren Hoke topped the third.

Ellyn Cormish Cumberland Valley Athletic Club Frederick High School Miss Cornish Anne Poffenbarger Waynesboro Bill Jackson Wayne Cromer Cromer Pittsburgh Allegheny Community College Bob Eichhammer Warren Hoke

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