Gomer Hodge blasts quotes as fans mold hero image
Cleveland Indians rookie Gomer Hodge complains that writers misquote him and manufacture past events. The 27 year old from Ruthersfordton NC rose from minor leagues to key role, drawing fan clubs and a popular nickname tied to Gomer Pyle. He recalls bus driving and milking cows in high school and says the public attention exceeds his on field hits.
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Jackson To Head Local AAU Track Meet
CC Jackson, regional chair for womens track and field and US Olympic Committee member, will direct a Saturday AAU track meet at TJ track. About 60 local officials will oversee 250 athletes across 11 and under, 12-13, and 14-17 divisions to qualify for the 1972 July Olympic trials. Field judges cover shot, long jump, high jump, javelin, and discus. Two track sets run timers and judges plus starters for separate age groups and exhibition events.
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Frustrating Day for Indy Drivers Ahead of 500
Indy 500 writer Lloyd Ruby notes a tough Wednesday carburetion session at the speedway. He describes fuel planning, engine issues on a Gene White Mongoose Ford, and pace estimates around 171 to 172 mph. Allies Al Unser, Bobby Unser, Pete Revson, and Mark Donohue outran him, while Donohue hit 177 mph on a lap as Yarborough’s crew tailed Unser.
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Derby tickets on sale for Monday at Frederick Fairgrounds
Reduced price tickets are available at Whitsell and Bowen Shipley's Inc Watson's Restaurant and Bettys Restaurant for the upcoming demolition derby at 2 p.m. at the Frederick Fairgrounds. Jay Hebert 1960 PGA champion serves as non playing captain of the 1971 United States Ryder Cup golf team.
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Frederick meets draw 270 in Region 11 AAU girls track meet
The TJ Thomas Johnson track in Frederick hosts the Region 11 AAU meet this Saturday drawing at least 11 potential Olympians and 270 participants. The official meet targets girls 17 and under in three age groups while exhibitions feature higher ranked older runners aiming for Olympic Trials head starts. Fredericks Track and Field Club stars Ellyn Cornish Cheryl Poirier and others are listed among top entrants with events in sprints hurdles jumps and throws.
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Brunswick Rally Ends Key Bid In Eighth Inning
Brunswick the MVAL champion edged Francis Scott Key 2 1 in Monocacy Valley play. After a tied game, Ron Pearl reached on an error and scored on an Al Lewis bunt with one out in the bottom of the eighth to seal the victory. Mitch Deener worked eight innings for Brunswick allowing one run on six hits with 10 strikeouts. P L Orrison and Paul Gaither had two hits for Brunswick while John Chenowith and Tom Morrison led FSK with two hits each. Brunswick closes regular season 14 3 and hosts Williamsport Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. at Hagerstown Municipal Stadium.
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Indians Rout Orioles 10-5 Behind Uhlaender Four RBIs
Ted Uhlaender drove in four runs including a bases loaded single to break a sixth inning tie as the Cleveland Indians piled up 17 hits to defeat the Baltimore Orioles 10-5. Steve Dunning settled after a fifth inning. Boog Powell homered for Baltimore.
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Bosox Beat Senators 6-2 Behind Peters and Smith
Boston pitchers limited Washington as Gary Peters drove in two with a bases loaded single and Reggie Smith and Rico Petrocelli hit solo homers. Smith belted his ninth homer in the fifth, Petr ecolli followed with another, and Boston opened a 6-1 lead before holding on for the win.
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