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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1971

Page

6

One-Hitter Lifts Orioles Over Royals 6-0

Cuellar recovers with a one-hitter as Baltimore blanks Kansas City 6-0 on Wednesday. McDowell struggles for six runs on 12 hits in 8 1 2 innings as Oakland defeats Cleveland 8-1. Blyleven, Stottlemyre, and Coleman earn key wins across the league.

Dick Couch Associated Press Mike Cuellar Bert Blyleven Ray Culp Minnesota Boston New York Yankees Milwaukee Stottlemyre Detroit San Diego Pittsburgh Los Angeles Atlanta Chicago Cubs Philadelphia San Francisco Cincinnati Houston New York Mets St. Louis Montreal Kansas City Jerry May Oakland Royals Baltimore Merv Rettenmund Cesar Tovar Cuellar Bert Campaneris McDowell Blyleven Red Sox Culp

Utah May Wrap Up ABA Title

Utah Stars edge Kentucky Colonels 137 127 to take a 3 2 lead in the best of seven ABA final. Zelmo Beaty scores 32 and grabs 22 rebounds as Utah dominates early, with Issel held in check by tight defense. If needed, a seventh game is set for Salt Lake City. Kentucky fights to force one.

Salt Lake City Utah Stars American Basketball Association Utah Bill Sharman Louisville Kentucky Dan Issel Cincy Powell Sharman Louie Dampier Carrier Merv Jackson Red Robbins Robbins Jackson Jackeson Zelmo Beaty Stars Glen Counts Ron Boone Beaty Issel Powell Boone Willie Wise Colonels Frank Ramesey Ramsey

Tennis Schedule Shift Brings Houston Finalists Prospects

World Championship of Tennis quarterfinals and semifinals move to Houston from Milan. Event runs November 18 to 21 at Hofheinz Pavilion, University of Houston, with finals set for November 26 at Madison Square Garden in New York. Renamed site change follows WCT decision to relocate the 20th tournament.

Houston Hugh Sweeney Sweeney Milan Italy New York Madison Square Garden Hofheinz University of Houston

Helmet rescues toddler from padded playpen in Texas

Ronnie Jonke, 18 months, with Wiskott Aldrich Syndrome, was saved from head injuries by a lightweight helmet devised by Jim Cody of Dallas suburb. After unsuccessful trials, Cody created a protective plastic shell with an adjustable liner for growth. Ronnie now refuses to take off the helmet and enjoys playtime at home.

Grand Prairie Wiskott Aldrich Ronnie Cody North Texas State University

Phillies Cubs Fight Ends 9-4 In Chicago Showdown

Cubs win 9-4 behind home runs by Santo Callison and Williams. Hickman disputed strike ruled not foul as Phillies protest. Houston tops Mets 5-4 and other NL AL scores noted with San Diego, Giants, and Dodgers winning.

Herschel Nissenson Associated Press Philadelphia Phillies Chicago Cub Cubs Ron Santo Johnny Callison Billy Williams Tom Gorman Jim Hickman Houston New York Mets San Diego Pittsburgh San Francisco Cincinnati Los Angeles Atlanta St. Louis Montreal Minnesota Boston Oakland Cleveland Baltimore Kansas City Detroit California New York Yankees Milwaukee Chicago White Sox Washington Williams Hickman Joe Pepitone Phils Santo Callison Glenn Beckett Tony Taylor Joe Lis Gorman Mike Ryan Jim Bunning Frank Lucchesi Ump Ryan Mets Tom Seaver Astros Roger Metzger Joe Morgan Denis Menke Seaver Don Wilson Rader Cleon Jones Morgan Ed Kranepool Ken Boswell Fred Gladding Pirates Dave Roberts Ollie Brown Roberts Clarence Gaston Nate Colbert Brown Giants Reds Ron Bryant Don Gullett

Manush Hall of Famer Henry A Heinie Manush Dies

Cancer claims Henry A Heinie Manush 69 a Baseball Hall of Fame member since 1964 in Sarasota Florida after a long cancer battle He had a .330 career batting average over 17 seasons and won the American League batting title with a .378 mark in 1926 with the Washington Senators He played for the Tigers Browns Senators Red Sox Dodgers Pirates and others.

Sarasota Fla Henry A. Heinie Manush Baseball Hall of Fame Washington Senators Detroit Tigers St. Louis Browns Senators Boston Red Sox Brookelyn Dodgers Pittsburgh Pirates

Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues

American League East led by Boston 19 10 with Baltimore 18 12 close behind. West sees Oakland 22 12 atop, while New York and Milwaukee surge in the National League race with Pittsburgh and St. Louis close in pursuit. Multiple games are listed with results and upcoming matchups through Friday.

W. L Pet. G.B Boston Baltimore Detroit New York Wash Cleve Oakland Calif Kaw City Minn Milwaukee Chicago Washington Cleveland Kansas City California Minnesota Peterson Pattin Hunter Bunker Pittsburgh St. Louis Montreal Philadel S.fran Los Ang Atlanta Houston Cincinnati San Diego Philadelphia San Francisco Los Angeles

Utah Nets 137 127 Victory In Playoffs Thriller

Utah defeats Kentucky 137 to 127 to take a 3 2 lead in the best of seven. The teams meet again Saturday for game six with national TV coverage expected. NHL playoff note included.

Montreal Chicago

Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights

The report lists top performers by batting in at bats Oliva and Garr with averages above .400, and power hitters Stargell Bonds and Aaron across runs and home runs. Pitching leaders show Siebert and Ryan with perfect or near perfect records and top strikeout totals Seaver and Jenkins.

Associated Press Oliva Minn Murcer N.Y Yastrzemski Bast Buford Balt Killebrew J. Powell Rojas K.C Tovar T. Conigliaro Calif Schaal Pinson Pinson- Cleve., 10; Otis, K.C Siebert Best Blue Oak Lolich Det Garr W. Davis L.A Bonds S.F Bench Cin Stargell Pitt H. Aaron Atl Grote Simmons St. L Swoboda Harrelson Hebner Clemente Concepcion Kessinger Chic Brock Ryan Dierker Houst Seaver Jenkins

Counting on Lindy McDaniel for Yankees relief duty

Lindy McDaniel, 35, the 1955 Cardinals recruit, is again expected to anchor New York Yankees' bullpen. He posted a 9-5 record last season with 29 saves and a 2.01 ERA, the lowest of his career.

Lindy NEW York Lindy McDaniel St. Louis Cardinals New York Yankees McDaniel

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