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Press Telegram in Long Beach, California

22 Jun 1971

Page 11

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Press Telegram

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Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1971

Page

11

Pirates extend lead as Ellis wins 9th straight

The Pirates defeated the Mets 6 0 to move four games ahead in the league's top division race. Ellis earned his ninth consecutive win, Stargell belted a two run homer to go to 25 on the year with 67 RBI, and Murtaugh warned the race remains tight. Stargell left after being hit on the knee but bruised, while Hedges noted the season’s still early and changes can occur. Montanez delivered a two run triple for Philadelphia in a 5 3 win over Cincinnati, and Montreal beat Atlanta in the nightcap after Henry Aaron sparked Atlanta with a two run homer.

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Willie Stargell Pirates Ike Pirate Danny Murtaugh Met Gil Hedges Fie Montanez Philadelphia Cincinnati Montreal Atlanta Jim Merritt Bob Bailey Henry Aaron Jashinaton Nanta Saurova Powell PeDinson Atlan —Wash Dobson Sol Puiherlanda Arr Fae Kips Dobsa Aaron Vans Wisis Carew Ebstein Expos Braves Ani Ardenas Jfown Atlanta Ang Duncan Holt Ayrh Renick Bilan Blue n/Bailey Haaron Evauns Rory Day Braun Bateman Tata Sion Minnesota Minnesota A Ait Barber Epstein Tover Sol Marton Tay Bouseblla Corbin Aily Talstay Carpi Tolat Pans Agra Chisox Royals Javontreal Kansas Chicago Hunt Hr-Baflay Tae Fairey Mita Paloke Rienare Sita Bonoanue Lorie Iver Shaw Rooker Andras Teta Kamas Doyle Iowa Hilly Fosterer Itiaras Reichardt Jaal Andrews Lobneon Braeford Patek Lantanez Otis Lee McRae Helms Carroll P Bucs Mets Ferrara York Pittsburgh Mratean Elamenia BaMontarst Todd Ingecainin Sean Bion Tate Palmer Foster Palmer Ri Hing Tulsa Lanapalls Wiel Ckiatiorad City Aii
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Hawk Harrelson Gives Up 68000 For Pro Golf Tour

Ken Hawk Harrelson announces decision to quit baseball for a shot at pro golf after being placed on waivers by Cleveland. Longtime star with Boston and Kansas City, Harrelson cites irrevocable choice despite 1967 debut, 1969 trade drama, and 1988 Red Sox fame.

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Hawk Boston Ken Hawk) Harrelson Jin Lonborg Cy Young Boston Red Sox Harrelson Lonnie Cleveland Indians Lye Indians the Hawk Kansas City A’s Charlie Finley Red Sox Cleveland Sunny Sierbert Vicente Romo
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Mullaney Named Colonels Coach Promises Dynasty

Joe Mullaney, 46, named head coach of the ABA Kentucky Colonels, aims to pair with rookie Artis Gilmore to form a future powerhouse. Gilmore and 20 others report for rookie camp as former Lakers coach Bill Sharman calls the Colonels a dynasty in the making. Ramsey steps down after leading the team to its best season, yielding a program now focused on the Gilmore era.

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Louisville UPI Joe Mullaney Kentucky Colonels American Basketball Assn Artis Gilmore Colonels Mullaney Lakers Frank Ramsey Ramsey Boston Gettics Madisonville Gilmore Utah Stars Bill Sharman Sharman Jacksonville all-America Bill Russell Russell Celtics National Basketball Assn Mulwaukes Bucks Jennings Long Beach City College Richard Keller Palos Verdes Buck Buckner USC Elf Mr. Jennings
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Wilhelm Hollingworth finished with Braves after 20 MLB seasons

Wilhelm Hollingworth, nearing his 48th birthday, was released by the Atlanta Braves after a long career with the New York Giants St Louis Chicago Cleveland Baltimore Chicago California, recording 143 120 with a 250 ERA. He plans to return to Columbus Ga to seek another club. Oscar Brown and Tom House were recalled from the Richmond farm club.

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Wilhelm Columbus Braves Oscar Brown Tom House Richmond Mooresville New York Giants S1. Louis Chicago Cleveland Baltimore California
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Angels Lose Despite Early Lead In Brewer Rout

The Angels wasted two hits per inning and squandered a seventh inning chance. Jim Spencer started a rally with a single, but Tony Conigliaro was out on a sac bunt misplay. May blamed the loss on poor support as LaRoche’s wild walks helped Milwaukee rally, with Ken Sanders closing out the game.

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Jim Spencer Tony Conigliaro Torborg Spencer May Jess Rudy Lefty Phillips Brewers LaRoche Angel Kubiak Brewer Ken Sanders Harper Gil Pena Ecettler Repoz Rudy May
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Dodgers rookie shines in debut and 1-0 lead

Dodgers left hander O'Brien stars in spring debut earning a potential six to seven inning start as Walter Alston lauds his moxie and control. Dodgers take a 1-0 lead in the first on Crawford's triple and Davis' single, with tight defense and later two runs in the sixth to seal the win. Davis adds a homer in the eighth, boosting his average to .283 while Torre edges in NL batting lead.

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Walter Alston O'Brien Bill Singer Lou Brock Matty Alou Jim Beauchamp Allen Joe Torre Davis Brock Dodgers Crawford Torre Gibson St. Louis Ebreonret Hee Beha Fallere Valentine Gibson P Melendex
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Williams Defends McLain After Sox WinOver KC

Ted Williams said no punishment was due to McLain despite 16 hits as the White Sox beat Kansas City 3-2. Southpaw Tommy John pitched six strong innings to fuel the victory while Fred Patek hit KC’s lone homer, his first of the season.

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Ted Williams McLain Williams Tommy John White Sox Kansas City Fred Patek
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